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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
Re-occupation of Winchester.

BALrINoRE, Dec. 2e.--Gen. Reyes moved
from ROmney and took possession Of Win
chester on Thursday. .all91 q --7 49,
Gen. Jones with $500 rebels occupied
Winchester the previous week, but had
gone towards Stauntoa. aa
Gen. Miller's forces were at MiddletoWu
Intending to move towards Winchester.
y Therailroad there has been entirely de-
stroyed by the rebels. 1s7 70 ssl's
Great restitution exists among the peo-
pie Of Winchester. .',, ~, 70
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27

NEW YoRk, Dec. pa vessel from st.
Thomas reports that the rebel schooner
Retribution run the blockade at Whining.
ton, Nov. Oath, arriving at St. Thomas Dec.
having cargo of cotton, rosin, tnrpenline,
&C., and three guns in her hold.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27

,Hg sUPPEE FOB THE BESEFlr OF THE
ORPHANS by a notice elsewhere it will
be seen that supper will be given on
Tuesday evening next for the bSnefit OF the
Orphans in the Hospital in chatgeiot the
Sisters of ST. Joseph. 1t is an object that
veil 4 deserves sbs patronage Of all chhrita.
BILE and christian people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
PICTURES FOR TREll HOLIDAYS

THOR CARD PHOTOGRAPHS GO 10 YYRHS',
Z For Gard VlgnettS 90 to Wy kesr-
POE Gard, Pictures eelosod 60, to -IYykes's-,v
- For PhotOgtsp in India INK sotS Wykss.
For Photographs in OH cOlOrs gp,to,Yykss', an
Z ~ For PhotoEfSph Albums go 70 wyksa.
Yor AmbrStypes OF every, style qeto wykssSf /.
"a P5rthe best Ptsturss In the city 60 to Wykes
For cut Frames of spEYsFy size g e YYEKKlEy a.
13o Main street, West side,
"a deei6oe i't1 .sliiss - Over ysllors store
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
.BATOIHRLoR's HAIR,DYElI
= rR "a Rsgr ~ zRE RoRnp. 81. .

TIE BF.ST. IN TIKI W0RLD. -
WILLIAM a BITOHRL0Rs eslSbrpted Hair Dyo
produces color NOT to be distinguished from nature
warranted not 70 ipiuEe the HARM the leost; rem
sdiss the III efeet5 Of bad dyes and ihyigogates the
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
son and hsautituI- soId By All pruEEista DC
NJ The genuine = signed yFILItAnI a. HATCH
BLoR, oathsJoHy sfdes N each heF.5
/, FACTORY, No. 81 RaFelAy. Street
l;tgEfEggI LstIA lr lio1 NnNy SK0ElE.
(L.ats "a ,RToadlpag and 1e Boad &) Era
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
.sallsas-T-1sso-x. 4k
BRAKES AVIATION BITTERS.

They purify, strengthen and inTEOrats.
They create : healthy Appetite.
They an antido.s to change Of water and diet
They elects Of dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the y stem Andsntyeu the mind.
They prevent mlasmatie and, lntSrmittsnt fsTers.
They purify the breath and seIdlty Oft stomach
They cure Dyspepsia AID Constipation. sA.,ss
They cure DlArrhoea, Cholera aud ohslera MoEbuS
They cure Liver compiAint ard Nervous Headache,
They are the bsst .blitters IN The World. They
make the weak man strong, and ArsL exhausted nai
lures great tOstOrot. They arc made Of pure Sc
CFolx Rum the celeb BARK roots and
herbs, and are taken viii tie pleasure OF beYsr-
Age without TegEFd 70 age time OF day. Partieu-
lariy recommended to delicate psssobs tsaullinS q
gentls stlmnlant. Sold by all GFoeers, Drusgisss,
Hotsls, and Saloons P. a. Drake 3 Co., 202 Broad.
why, EsNlYprk{KI ajGF 1IdssaSdhdAv {
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
Banks Heard From.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 24.-Ths RtraEfs Key
West correspondent dated 18th, reports
that II steamships with troops aboard,
passed there among them the Gag ship
North Star, With Gen. Banks and staff on
board. aus Il-t.rs rl..r-r-.,-r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
RIoH oAPrUaE,AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Several soldiers belonging to New Jer-
sey regiment, In the recent advance Of our
army across the Rappahsnnock into Fred
ericksburgi captured from thevaults of the
fredericksburg Bank over $50, 600 in $40
and $50 gold pieces and,a large. quantity
of bank notes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
HEIMsTRERT's q 1-i77sa
HAIR REST RkTIYE

hss IT'S NoT,.A DKE. .IA !lf
Bat restores gray hair to is original color, by .up
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenaaes
impaired by age or dISeasO An Ia5tahtaMeousd yts
are eonposodOftHhdI caIaie destroying vitality
and beauty Of the hair, aud AFFORD Of thsnseivss no
dressing. Heimstreots Inimitabls coIoring not on.
y restores hairtoits natural color by an easy pro-
cess, but gives tho hAira
1l.LUxURIANT BEAUTY.
promotes its growth, prevents Its failing Oh, sradi-
Gates dAndrut and imparts health and plsasantuess
to the head Il has stood the test oftie being the
original hair Coloring, and is constantly ineroasng
in favor Used BY both gentlemen, and ladies. Its
sold by all respectable dors Or can be procured by
them Of the Commercial asept, D, s, Barnes, 4o9
Broad sAys n. " Two hissA so eonts And 81 u Y
deola.emd&M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
New. York 1TonaH. lTar.At. !

Nav, York Dec. 26,-GDld lower, open
ing quiet at 81 and closing dun ct 3i5@
3lj. -.sir .a ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27

No. RELIGIOUS NOTICF... 7, D., .
49, Mr.. MoRRAT, Of BelIaiT. Will nrtaeh ~, ~.
Second Presbyterian Church on to-rnorfo,r ssbht,5
morning and evening at the usual honrs. dse.7 !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
AppF'aRsRa SssEs 4P.asf ss IL in

49, Missouri. Il 4Ad&
81. Eor1ss Dee. 26.ZThe HdlIesk Guards
left 1this city this A. IL for Gray Sum
NIT, Franklin county, on special d1tY. 1T is
said that they are ordered 10 that place to
prevent trouble from the negroes appre.
hended In that vicinity.
There Ia talk Of threatened negro in-
surreetion insFTAnkliu county, but iuqui-
ries have failed 10 elicit reliable fo1nda-
ton for sneh reports. There are but few
negroes in thercOuuty, not enough 70 get
up an insurrection on a considerable scale.
liverpool on the 18Th via QneenstoRn on
the l4lhi arrived at 10 80 last night. y . .
Newspaper comments on American af-
fairs are generally of an importantcharse-
ter.
The Shipping Gazette says that the Ari.
adne has been ordered 70 join Ailne's
squadron at Bermuda. This movement
looks like Q concentration of the disposal
BILE force Of Mines squadron in the To-
calities In which the recently reported
Optrages on Btiiish shipping by the ifeder-
al cruisers have been peFpetrated with =
knowledge that there Is no force at hand
capable Of protecting British vessels. The
Gazette thinks that even Wilkes will hard
~ venture upon further violation of neu-
trail territory. ~
a general meeting Of the Atlantic TeIe-
graph Company was held in London on the
18th. Hon. Jas. Stuart Wortley presided
and stated the terms on which Il was pro
posed to raise 100000 new capital as al
ready published he announced that
within three days EOS, 600 had In response
to the circular been subscribed. A reso-
lption was carried 10 raise the new capital
in shares Of E5 eacl for laying a new
cable The meeting was regarded as most
encouraging and successful.
The Daily Netgs, Star aud other journals
warmly advocate the claims of the COM
pauy. -ss.l n
The Tunes says notifications is adVertis-
ed that the new undertaking for laying the
Gable has been formed with continental
support and will shortly be introduced.
FRAAcR There are again rumOrs in
Paris OF uRfaVorable neWsfrOm Mexico and
urgent calls for achievements which It is
said will, pc sent under the device of estab-
fishing reserve at MAstingne. The CaFdi-
nal Arch Bishop of Paris has gone to Rome,
il is rumored in the name ofthe Emperor, to
explain to the Pope the Emperor's views
with . view TO the coneessions necessary on
the part Of the PontifieiAI government.
ITALr.-In a duel between Garbaldis
eldest son aud Col. Pallericine who cap
tured Garibaldi, the young man is said to
have received a mortal wound 10 the side
and the Colonel Was seriously hurt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27

s Bar A FlsHTGon Christmas Day. on
Market Square, two gentlemen from eer-
many, Mr.. Peter Pheffer and Mr. Frederick
Kyssr, failed TO agres aasithsy should have
done upon a ohriStmAs iaaS eled
and finally came to blows. Peter got
Frederick's head down and Commenced
pecking away upon It with his knuckiss
like a woodpecker upon q hollow tree,
when officer Fender interposeds and separa-
ting the parties, took tKem before Aid. Rob-
ertson where they were fined about So aud
costs each. s;s,5 - ! = s.,5TT ,,s@
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27


SAe ARREST OF 4 HoBsE THfEF.-- Some
two weeks ago, a man in the employ Of.
Oliver Pryor, of this eifyss hsleh,s,idf i horse
belonging to that genuemsn to the sign.
pos. at Stsmms tavern, on the National.
road east. The man went into the houss,
and returned in a few miautes to fiadl
that the horse was gone. It was soon as!
certained that alfellow named cowIy' had
stolen the animal, and pursuit was iI5s.
medisteiy given, The thief Proceeded
eastward as rapidly as possible, aud
stopped at the house of Mr.. Stewart, on
Peters Run, not far from Trideiphia. to-
steal a saddle. While stealing the saddle
he was overtaken by those who had pur.,
sued him from Stamm's. and SO icloseIy
"put to" that he had to leave the horse
and take to the woods pretending to be,
very drunk. Hesucceeded in making his
escape, and nothing more was heard Of
him until few days ago, when information
was received that oowlywas stopping near
WAynesburg, Pa "A warrant was sent
after him and on Christmas day he was
brought to the city in charge of Mr.. Wils
son, Greene county constable He was
taken. before Aid. E;ulty and was committed
tOJailfOr a further hearing. I'd
1t appears that this CowIy is regular
horse thief by profession, whose services
would be Invaluable to the Southern Con-
federacy. In September last, he stole a
valuable horse from Mr.. Stewart, Of Peters
Greek, 1.-THE same man from whom he at
tempted to steal the saddle for Pryos's
hOrse) and escaped to sunfsb, Ohio, and
sold it. He viii undoubtedly go to the
Penitentiary gz7s5..1 .ass
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
The Confessions I and Experience Q
.aEsT 4 ~ IAN invalid. CT5sT)sa

5P1blfshed for the bsuSat and a . warning sid =
CAUTION 70 young mgn Whs Gufisr nom NsfIopl %.
b9lify, Premature Decay &r.i = TIE eAne
time the meani % SELF Cure. Bycne Nh1 ~ eured
medical iuupooffoh' aud quAekery, By enei15tns Z
tost-paid dadre ed ehtelopa sIHdI1 ceRtE4 may b
Bedfqrd, KlPSf g, HeF 1erskffa 8 aa4Ptt-lyd&W ,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
8vaTRleqraplt.
e - " = ~ q :
Important CaptnfssJ E 81
BEv1RIY, VG., Dec. 2e, 1882.

Gov. PErRPoISF:a Ira yaniHp ,Io5
A'squadiOf Capt: Hagap,s Company a,
First Virginia Cavalry, have just captured
Capt, Parker, B, Crokman, Brigade Com
missary, and Lieut. James MGee,. Acting
Asst QuArtermaster to jenkins. Also,
one private Of Imboden'sy % 81 n N 4.
EsigasdlB W 4ksS . Js0oHhs, Nb I
eTRo1a ae % Ye. .Oepdig Post.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27

HAFOhEAD ASFOUsAL OF SECRETARY CHASE
'la' TO MRS. DOUGLAS. -s'ft s7'-s2
1t is well founded belief here that Sec
Rotary Chase will soon lead to the hymenial
altar the accomplished widow Of the late
Senator Douglas. f7 'e-ita4
THA PREsIDEsT's ATTIruDE-HIs COMING
t- NRW YRAR's PRootA Ma TTnu' va -a.f r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
77' NRw YRAR's PRootArATIov. . :

A zti5pae's special dated Washington
Gath, says: il lie now certain that The Presi.
dent will stand fast by the policy aunoun-
ced 10 the. proclamation of freedom of
Sept. 22d. He is already engaged in con-
sidering the terms of a proclamation to be
issue on New Years day. 49, 4 =
The President has also made up his mind
to Rarrisous southern forts with black SOL
dierS, who will also be used to protect tue,
navigation of the great rivers soon to be
opened 70 Gommerce. --,-
Gen. Pope left for the west, this after.
noon. bs4sa ,@GEotS ,.Ez5fs..-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27

Penitentiary. 7s5..E .ass
a@0ARIsrxAs passed Oh without any
occurrence sufficiently .Femarksbie to re re-
quire particular notice. The day was dark
and cloudy reminding one very unpleasant
ly Of the ole saying that q s..green Christ.
mas makes fat church yard. There were
ssVerallittle spurts of rain during the day
and the sun never once appeared 10 bright
en- or heighten the jollities Of the occasion.
Services were held in most of the churches
and nearly everybody appeared to have an
eugagement.to dine out-upon roast tur-
key, venison and cranberry jelley. .sys
In the streets there was a great inter-
mingling of small boys jackson crackers
and torpedoes,5 Retail dealers In these
little explosives tell us that they never had
such demand upon them. From morning
till night there was q continuous popping,
fixing and blowing. Exploded FIRE crack
ers lay upon the sidewalk as thick as the
caves that now rustic in the woods and
the air was pregnant with "villainous salt
pette.', 1a - q. ~ g.. ~,
We regret to say that q great many peo-
pie forgot what was good for lthemselves
and due to the community on the sloriSns
occasion, and took IN more ardent spirits
than was consistent with good order and
sobriety. The consequence was that there
were more riotoul proceedings particular
ily-during the night, thaninsual, though We
heard of no serious brawls,l The general
Impression among people Of All ages was
that Girls Kingle was pretty good Teller,
who only comes once a year and who is
always welcome. -f.5 .ge-su q gIgss {
SEAS UScoxsCloNABLE RAsG&It e. The
other day we had little notice about hoy
a young fellow who said hefMas a nsphev
of stonewall jackson done a Dir, Middle
ton out of S26, by pretending to love and
admire him greatly and then picked his
pocket. Middleton met the young fellow
and accused him Of picKiag his peck.
ct. The sharper pretended TO very
much hurt and 1t is said he wept protusel5,
His manner completely won Mr., dlston
again and threw him of his guard Mid
dleton, after the publication. of the notice
SAtSSAS 7-PO4 0Nnt Au1uO1Atg
came to us and retracted it, saying that he
did not believe st6hsEalrs, hspheT wa.
guilty. The next day Middleton invited
1.-THE much abused chap TO, go home with
him to Belmont county Jasksol's nsphsw
consented, and they went away together il
atWo horse wagon. Yesterday Mt. Aid
dIeton came TO town again with another
load of produce, aud meeting him ON th,
stEeet, hsipiornsd,us that the nephsE Of
the. uncle remained couple. of days at.hiI
house, but on Christmas morning he got pI
about 3 o'clock and taking Mr.. Middleton
best horse as Christmas gift, left for part
unknown. Middlstou as nov "a coaiirme'
believer in total depravity. asS
80 Bag- A FlGHT-on Christmas, Day, Of
Market Square, two gentlemen from se-
many, Mr.. Peter Phetfers and NE: Frsderiel
Kyssr, failed TO agrss as sthey should hav
done upon a ohristmss quar- Gle
and finally came to blows. Peter &c
Prederick's head down and commence
yanL;... :. - s.t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27
NOTIQEs lEea ~

On aaEd aIlfloF Monday, tho a1stsi instant
the subscription price of The wBseiinei
Daily Papers, in all parts Of the. civ ans
vicinity delivered by carriers. awfn be
twelve cents per week. Papess giItBs far.
Dished to News Dealers at Che rate Of. two,
dollars per hundred. IN 90. ...a sssil 9a-
HENRY H1RDY. - 1ols
Editor Wheeling Press. 81
CAMPBELL & McDEKuoTs : -. 2
Editors Wheeling IatsliigfaSer.
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aniT ss7aD .airi r.
Ir45sIsla slis. % ~ .
kiHNIIt At
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-27

HAITAx, Dec. 2e,@The Europa from
Liverpool on the 18th via QneenstoWn on
the l4lhi arrived at 10 80 last night. y .
Newspaper comments on American af-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14
miscellaneous

The principal difference between the o. igina
British Lion and tho Canadian variety tf the
animal is that the latter wants Maine.
THE Senate Of Massachusetts has just elected
Bishop Fitzpatrick OF II the Governors Of Iiar-
ward College.
IHE Southern papers say that New Orleans is
to be the scolo oi General Bcuregard's future
operations.
LAST Tuesday night drunken soldier, who
had been commi ted 10 The slave pen at Alexan-
dIis, used as guard house, ~aS frozen 10 death
CARL ScHUhz is in Washington, urging the
goyernmt mt TO adopt on emancipation policy.
He lett his legation In Madrid in charge of the
Secretary, Mr., Horatio j. Perry.
THE magnificent carriage presented 10 Mrs.
Gen. Lane in Chicago short time since, was
last week entirely demolished by railroad ac.
cident near St. JOsoPhh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14
A Magnificent Religious Library.

The American Bible Union have just COM
pl ted, for the s'ke Of is aid in their work Of re-
ysing the Scriptures a library which in is pecu-
lar line exce!s any other collection in the world
The work ofi,s collection was commenced In 1850,
since which time copies o. rare manuscripts and
valuable works inaccessible 10 the ordinary scb0ls-.
have been gathered from all parts Of the world
Tue catalogue comprises photographs, Autographed
fac-'imiles Of some of the most ancient manu-.
scripts of the Biole now in existence, copies of
every edition Of the Bible ever issued which are Of
any antiquarian yAlus, and the works Of all the
great scholars in different languages who have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14
THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. II. 1867.
General Buell..

GEN. CHARLES BUELL., the commander Of the
army Of Kentucky, is native of Ohio, but re-
moved in early bOyhoOd to Indiana, whence he
was appointed to West Point, whore he gradual
cd in 1910. He served in all the great battles
Of the Mexican war, and at the battle Of Choru.
bufco was wounded, as supp 'sod, mottally, and
left for dead. On the bresking out Of the re-
bellion he was q Lieutenant Colonel Of the re-
gulsr army, in Californis, and one OF General
MCCLELLAS's first sots, on being transferred to
the Potcmac, was to appoint him Brigaiior
General Of volunteers. No was soon aftrwards
appointed to the command Of the Department
Of Kentucky, in place Of Gen. Sherman. lie
soon re-organized the entire forces there, and
infused the greatest activity into every branch
Of he service. lie is about forty three years
I'D five feet eight inches high; Of
compact frame, indic alive Of great vitality
and power. lie is possessed Of great strength
and endurance, and in Mexico hsd the ro 2uta.
ton Of being ." the bravest of the brave His
eyes arc blue, and geltle in their expres ion,
but are terribly stern and ubmoved ia the midst
of danger lie is an infoxiblo di. eipli 5atiAr,
and bis mou regard him with foeliug Of min
gled fear and admiration. lie il undeAtood TO
have the ab-oluts csntrol cf operations IN his
department, ard has tbs reputation In the regu-
I,r service Of being cool but duing msn-oao
who will Tot rashly engage in any movement,
) 81 at the proper moment capable Of striking
with deadly energy. Though his soldiers may
not 10 regarded as having any affection for him,
yet he O. ioys ,hcir unbour dod oonddercs. anil
they will rover hesitate to follow whore he
points the way. The fact that our arms 10
keatSky havo beon uniformly succoisful is the
h.rt mo of biz Abli V.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14
STOCK TLuCTuATIlNs.
sAIES OF REAL ESTATE.

lotan n. am IT., loo n. g. 4th Av.....,.. $500
luts am st., 2lU g. ". bth Hy.......... llO,O
'ut - T. lCth ay, 20 t. 3 IN u. gjl STU. 1000
/ lot No 3lI broadway .................. 10000
! iot .u N iden Lane, 1879 II. h.. y. VII
I lot s r. 18Th u aih a. w. bth ay......... 5000
/ Loo n ~ I,,h q - H. w. 81 a Ry........ 5000
/ lot n, 3s Broad dwny..... .......,..... 23thO
/ lOts. 3i-t 4 100 n. W. 81 ay.....,.... h,S25
/ lot T. a. 4,th st., 90 ft O in W % law. b,OO0
2 lots on 2d dst..,............,.. loo
/ LOTS e. gith e., = H. o. iOIh aV......... G,6OO
lot f. =. 3Ith st., 10Th house ". 9th Rv.... $500
lot =. \. 20th St. So tt. q. Lexington aN,,.. 500
lot +. H. 3ith ~, $40 n ". 10th ay..,...., l,ONO
let =. H. 8ith II 3hO f.. ". 10th av....,.. 100
lot y. s. 3Ith st., 325 70. ". 10th ay........ 1860
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14

InTTBUNl, Fob. u lSj9
The cattle market lPened with $500 head Of bull
loshs ON sale, though 0OO head were expected, part
- which arrived la time g. effect brisk sales at an
Nd Inoe Of half a cont pound upon our qno,Atons
~ last week, though that advance did not hold good
throughout the market The supply OF thin steers
and tough oxen was quite tn large for the demand
Lt any great advance above last week, so that after
tie first sales were made, the market was a uttlo
heavy for this class of stook but first class bucka
sold at a fair advance Of Lui cent upon the cur
rent rates Of last Tueslsy, aud greater number Of
hulUcks sold at prices estimated ~ selleEs at ots
per pound for the net wes ht Of beef than have p1li
any day tis winter. There has been no obstruc-
ton on the railroad this week and most ~ tho
stock came In on trains Drayers are mol a II t,o
gratihed 10 find tho Harlem Rllrna1 ready b trans
p"t that u TERED, and II did fair share of tho
business from Albany
According ~ ths reports from the several market
places In this city, thofo have been received this
week:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14

XKTANTED-A CORSET MAKER, ONE
w who understands the business thorou yhly
in all its branches. Address II. A. Bx 9i6 Sun
Oh,e, giving residence and las, place q bu,insss
fei3 2'l9T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14

CEwING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
Cto operate "a Snter's, Wheeler d Wilson'S ma
oA'nos, b. cIperienced operAtsr terms 70 cents,
or al kinds ~ work Ala one Singer machine tNo.
~ or sale price $40, At No. Allen -, near Divis-
bon. IAsG 2tac'i9O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14
MARKETS..


Thur.dAy, Feb. 10, lsos
ArrLB -Greanlngs 1850 BpitsenOergN I be,
Baldwin,, OOS4 80 Ruasots, $40
AAus-SAlss Pots, So 9TA. Pearls, - 20.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14

SIEWTN9 SiACHIEES-LAOihyi TAUGHT
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ssg'ug nacaines, by sn Old sVpsric.ged teacher.
practice III per'eo. on niltsry ~orh md othu
wnrk. and recommended " HnuCH Arer learning,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-14

c,EwING MACHTNES-LADGEs TAUGHT
H. Operate "a MhesIs-i q Wilson'S and Singers
D. Wing nactines pTEosioS m anop wOrk terms
81. O. CaAsl II. jatO 2i'l91