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wisdom and duty seems very clear. Il leads
to thu support Of United States note circula-
ton, and to the reduction Of the bank note cir
culation. comparatively small reduction of
thu latter will allow ample room for the whole
increase Of tic former, authorized by existing
laws; and as the reduction proceeds the in
crease may be extended, never, however pass
ing the point which admits the negotiation OF
loans at reasonable rates. The Secretary has
heretofore advised the imposing OF a moder-
ate tax On corporate circulation, and now re-
news the recommendation as the best means
OF reduction and gradual substitution. Such
aataS involves no hardships. Notes circula-
ting as money cost nothing beyond the cx-
rcnsc OF production and supervision, and yet
form highly accumu1atiye species Of proper
y. The necessities Of the war have caused
the taxation Of almost all forms of value,
that which costs tie proprietor least aud
brings linn most?
EFFECT OF SUBSTITUTION OF GOVERN
o1ENT CIRCULATION.
It may be properly added that this dcsir-
description and value, for circulation vary
ing widely i'll both, may perhaps be more
easily and beneficia1ly effected now than at
any other time The circulation Of United
States notes may greatly facilitate the pay
ments to the banks through which their own
protect the community from the inconyeni-
cnces, but the banks from the losses which
might otherwise attend reduction.
1t may also be added that when the substi-
tuition shall have been accomplished, and,
perhaps, if circumstances favor, ut an earlier
period, payments in specie Of United States
notes may be resumed with less cost and less
injury to business than would attend like
resumption in payment of corporate notes.
With comparative trivial sacrifice, the COY
ernmcnt can, whenever its expenditures are
reduced to its revenue, provide BY loan OF
otherwise, all the coin needed to commence
and maintain the resumption.
y While the Secretary thus repeats the pref-
erence he has heretofore expressed for a Uni
ted States note circulation, eyen when issued
directly ly the Government, and dependent on
the action Of the Government for regulation
and final redemption, over the note circula-
ton Of the numerous and yaFiously organized
and 1ariously responsible banks now existing
in tie country; and while he now sets forth,
more fully than heretofore, the grounds Of
that preference, he still adhercs to the opinion
expressed III his last report, that Il circulation
furnished by the Government, but issued by
banking associations organized under gene
fa' act Of Congress, is to be preferred to
either Such a circulation, uniform in gene
raj characteristics, aud amply secured is to
pTcmpi coa1rrtibility By national bonds de-
posted in the Treasury, by the associations
receiving it, would unite, il lis Judgment,
more elements Of soundness and utility than
can be combined in any other.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
LXXXYIIth CongggIreas-2nd sea,ion,
SENATE.


Mr.. Grimes offered the following;
Resolved That a select committee of
three memberS be appointed to inquire i'm
to aud report to the Senate the facts in re-.
gard TO charteriAg transport vessels for
the Banks expedition, the seaWorthiness
OF. such vessels, and the character Of the
men employed to navigate them; and that
the COMMITTEES be empowered 70 send for
persons and papers. --nA
Mr. Hale thought that the resolution
ought 70 be enlarged so as 70 include the
whole subject. he (HaIsl had been told
q brokerage Of 10 perfect in some cases,
had been paid for these vessels.
;ssAfler a slight modification the resolutiou
WAS adopted. .s .-r. .,-,-...f.-.
The Vice President laid before the Sen
atsia Communications from the Secretary OF
State transmitting correspondence with
the Russian Government relative 70 tele.
graphic communieatIon between the mouth
Of the AMOR river aud San Fraueiseo. =
Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Latham presented a memorial signed
by nearly all the Express companies of the
United States, asking for an amendment q
the Internal Revenue law hN-.-a
ar. CLARK from the Committee on Claims
reported bill 70 pay the funeral expenses
iof the late Senator 4. D.EBaker. Passed.
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street-and the "doFg fte" was over.

B~DsssRTsRs.2The Provost Marshal,
Major Dsrr, has been adyertisingsa great
number of dsIsrteru recently. In this con-
necttou He.msy state, as a matter of iater-
est to the general public, that any person
apprehending a dsssrter thus advertised
and delivering him to the nearest military
post, will receive Eve dollars, traaSporta-
ton and all other reasonable expenses. An
,eaterpridug chap of this city Is talking
about going into the business of catebips
ds,artsrs, and thinks he can make good
thing out of it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

TAi' dsiighttul article for preserving and beautif-
Nc the human half b again put NJ By the original
PrOPrtStOI, aud L nov made with the sane care sEn
and attention, which arst created IL iaathss ana
unpEpeedsnisd salsS Of over million hotrls an
nuAilyt IL IL stilI sold at IS ths In bottle!
Two million bottles can saty be sod Ia 4 yssr when
IL = again knONn thai TIE Katliroa - nosoaIyths
most dslishtfal halE dfoulng In the world hot that
it ei'ansss the scalp Of ssprfhnd dsndru EiYsi the
hair lively, rich luxuTiAnt growth and prevents It
from turning gay Thess are ConsldsratIons worth
twelve yoArs, and l. warranted a. described, Am
lady who ValnsS beantal had Of hair WIN ne de
KathAirou- 1t Is auely Psrfumsd, cheap and YAIua-
BILE. Il Is sold BY All FespSeiAbls dsaurs thFOasou
the world. DIS. BARNES CO, ?
deelSAndGW New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

wait Tor ENinforoa menfsand.IF ill than prob
sbly drive tS6 Invaders back to NeW6efn
North Carolih1h Z 2
NswBERS, n. O., Dee. l6.-Reeent NoItt
Carolina papers are full Of eomplaint
about an order emanStiug from the rebei
Major GeneraI French Greeting The burn
log of all the cotton in the counties. Dor
defing on the Roanake riEs'rS which e ngl
moved west of the Wtlmingto9 railroad by
the 10th inst. a4ss go ..1-a-.. gr.fF
The RIenm0nd EhqEirer of the 18th
states that the small POx prevails there
as al epidemic. Eafzli -l-I
The Riehmond DisPGteh states that 6t
the Summit to-day, ranged side by sidt
with our wounded were the Yanket
wounded, receiving the same care and en-.
joying like kind treatment with our own
unfortunate defenders. f
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

RIyER.-Thsre were between
seven aud eight feet water ia the channel
ofzthe Ohio. yesterday aud falling. There
Was good deal q falsssting iSs in the rlEsF,
but 1t wasrGoftand not much Of hindranee
TO navigation In regard to j business. there
was misunderstanding. II was blue Monday
in all respects. The weathsr.wal dark and
cloudy with Indications of rain. Tho lingo
mar and Baker we're about the only arri-
walls. The ST. Patrick will leave this port
for Cincinnati this evening. ~. nm
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s-T-lsso1x.
ORA kE'S PLh AVIATION BIIIERS.

They parity, utrengthsa aud InNsOrato. g
They create healthy Appetite
Thsy are an aatido. 70 change Of water and AKA
They overcome saseti Of dissipation and late hours
TAsy strSasthsa The system and enIIVen the mind
They prevent hlaluatie and intermIttent Fsrsrs.
They putty the breath and aeidity OF the stouash
They enfe Dyspepsia and Coustipatl0a. s--I
They cure Diarrhel, Cholera and Chsl,rA Alorbu..
They cure Liver complaiht and Nervous Hsadseho.
They are the best hiftsrs- IN tie. worid. Iksy
make tbs weak nan strong, md are exhausted "a
turS's great rsstOrer. They AZ made 81 pure g.
CrOiE Ran, the eslSbra4ed caliiaya BARK roots and
herbs, and ere taken With tie pleasure ora bsVer-
ags, Without Fasard . aEs time q day. Partieu-
lAEiy recommended 70 dslieAts persons reqaIrinE Z
gentle ItimulAnt 7sold By IN erOesr., D1aEEiS4.,
Hotels, and Saloons. ?. 2. Drake o., 2n2 Bruae.
Says New iH0rk, ',lfs1 .sis-45--ia dsrle-6nAkI
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~A RzT1yAT.@gIt may not be uuiuteF-
ssEing for our readerSsto know that FeviI
Val Is IN progress al the 4th stree. Mslhod-
ist Episcopal church, thunder the. direction
of the Rev. s. Barnes, pastor, who has been
assisted by ministers of other charges, in.
cludipE the Rev. Mr.. Gorham of New York.
Quite 4 number shave turned from sin aud
satan to the service of the living Gedp and
others nightly crowd the altar pleading for
mercy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Secretaries Seward and Chase back
at their Posts.

wAsHISaroS, Dec 22.-The President has
acknowledged the reception Of the resigna-
lions OF the Secretary of State, (Mr. sew
ard, and the Secretary OF the Treasury,
(Ar. Chase and has informed them thai
after due deiiberation be has come 70 ths
conclusion that the acceptance OF their re-
sIGnations would be Incompatible with the
public Welfare.
The President has therefore requested
both to resume their respective functions.
They have resumed their places as heads Of
their respective departments go
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NHW YoRK, Dec. 22.4The steamship
Union arrived this morning from Havana
on the 18Th. She left the o.. =. steamers
,Waehusetts and Sonora Of ADMIRAL Wflkes'
Bqpadron, At Havana. All were we'll
The new Captain General DuIce had ar
elyed - Havana, and Gen. Jsergaad left for
SpAin.l sso isas - t.slsss,
Secession gympathisers At Havana pros
posed joining 10 the. ovation % him by
accompanying him 70 the entrance Of the
harbor in steamer, but herequested them
not 20 dois0{ ana Gen! Dalsse forbade Il.
! There were Stillforty thousand boxes OF
the old crop Of sugar on hand. The unu-
anAIly heavy rains had injured the new
/ crop, which will be small
- There 8efs no arFfyals Of rebel vessels
save two win isottoH.ssoRs Wds from
i aslrtA11oEAl iis 80 W i5FF issf
III HlaAtH sara s'EIT If.'l ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
Operations in North Carolina.

koElRHss MONRoBS Dec, 2a.-Ths Rich
On Aoudhy Gen. EFans fsIl back aeross
the Eeuse river aud burnt the bridge! He
rstreated seven mile before an oTsrWhelu-
ing force Of the enemy. The Yankees have
POSSESSION Of the Clinton road on the South
side Of the river whilst our troops occupy
the North side. Ffsf
!. Every nile 1.-THE adVAnes Of theTeneDy
was strongly oOoeeStsd. $ Gen Eylni viii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

e NV YoRK, Dec. % The 6f6ciGl returns
Of the loSses at Frederieksbnrg are, killed
l,l2s; wounded 81 %; missing 2, OTS.
=. The Times says SewRtd yesterday con-
scented 10 resume the portfolio. Chase has
his resumption under. adVisement and his
decision will be anuounced to-day. q
The Herald learns from Baltimore that
the rebels are supposed to be moving large
bodies of-ttOops v est, and that there are
literally NO troops in Richmond or on the
Peninsula. Lee has "a, 900 at Frederieks-
burg, excluding gueriIlas. There are no
other troops In Virginia except 5000 At
Petersburg and 40, 600 at CharlesLon. -.
There are 30,000,at Savannah and $4,000
1t Mobile the great stepgth of the rebels
being concentrated towards Nashville and
yieksbufg, and at each place there will be
100000 troops in . few days. 5t
The Timer Washington special aunoun-
ees the return Of the committee on the con-
duet Of the war from Falmouth. Halleck
aud Meigs will be examiuediO ON Monday
The Times = dispatches say Burnside as
spmes all responsibility and firmly believes
he could have carried the enemy's works on
Sunday, had It not been opposed. by his
counct1o Of War, ~ - 49, 49,
The Richmond Dispdteh states that Gov.
fletcher Is determined to hold the Union
prisoners taken recently by Floyd ia soli-
tary confinement, until Capt. Thomas alias
French Lady is released by Lincoln. h
The Tribune says; The fumor of The re-
moyal of Gen. Shxen. Is unfouuded.6
The Timer Washington Correspondent
says Senator Wilson has been assured
mostiexplicitely. BY the Secretary of War
that Seward had nothing TODD With Banks
expedition, and II is unjust to hold him re-
spou0loie.f7 - sal1r EtE 1854 srrlI -
q A Herald army letter says that 5igsl's
forces are on their way TO Fairfax Court
House -slas,5s. i,#lgalf-i ,ssIz5i, 9.
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HEIMsTREETps
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE


Bat rOItOroaEEuy hair to il original sOo, By uup-
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustssAnco
Impaired BY age or disease. An Advantageous dgGI
are eomPOaedof lanaT oassie dostrOying ne vitality
and beauty Of tho hair, and EaTd Of themselvss no
dressing HelmstEeets InImifabIs COsoring not on.
" restores hair 70 it natural eoIor By an esy pr
csal, but gives the hair
LUxURIANT BEAUTY. =
promotes IL growth prevents its falling Oh, sEAdL
Gates dandru, and imparts health sud ploasautns..
to the head Il has stood the test Of time being tbs
original Hair cOloripg. and u constantly increasing
In favor. Used by both gontlsmen and IadIss- II 4
Hod BY all respectable dealers or can Be procured b,
thom Of the Commercial AgsLt, D. 8 BAEnaa, SQl
Broadway. N. Z. Two Sizes, 50 coats and 81
deei9-6mdkW - ara 81 lr.af -tTs
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telegraph Markets.

...- NEW YORK, Dec. n
Your dull aud heavy; 6,os@6Ie for extra Stat.
and 9.oSese ,IS for round hoop Ohio. what hsEyy
and le9s; loAeEi l.209l, for spring, I.2tl9l,SI
Nil club and 9l'4l for winter rod. Corn 5toadS
with moderate demand Cats eo9I3e. Pork and
lard steady. Whisky J55<GS0c. 90 = ~
AoSkY-ExthAngS unchanged. Demand Notes q
Gold S25<.
rl-liY PAnIDEIRHIA, Dee. p.
There is a mOderAts spquiry for -four and firm sale.
At o,I51S for superhn1, $50 tor extra aud TIRIEG
$50 for extra family. Rye -four Il held a. 10 AZ
corn meal $50, No falling on In the demand I6T
wheat; ssleat l,fS9l1So for rid add l,6sSl,sS for
while small saie1ot rye At 9699se- Corn in flII
new Oats in fair request. lalGl at flc. Ne chang
IN barley or malt Provisions held FIRMLY; salss o.
meaaSpork At II ,23@IAT5. Bacon m5Yes siouIy Al 8
@lOe for hams, 6961ze Tor sides aud S5<&sX for
shoulders. Lard sells slOWIy at s5<al0e In tisFeos
and lie for kegs Whiskey has adTaneedto &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23
~DnAra oy III LIIu,T =. 3. d. MONTH";

~DnAra % In. Ilu u. 3, q. McNEEI4.-
Information was received in this city yes
terday announcing the death Of Lieut.. E.
G McNeely. formerly q resident etthis city
and we'll known here. AT the, time Of his
death he was First Lieutenant Of Company
B., Slh Ohio Cavalry. He WAS killed by
bushWhackersEh while on duty with his.Esg-
imsnt near Fort Donelpens lnsl4ss. The
deceased waa5 56rothers1of Lsro1 ant
iThOmss 1sNssly Of his city.
NlIErq y aFEm
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lsrPosrAoR CuRA1ScY.-within th

1BPosr4dE within the
last week somel6 Elesu or twenty thousand
dollars in postage currency have been dis
tributed from the Merchants and Aechan-
5ics'-and Northwestern Banks Theeeon-
sequence is. that change Is quite plenty and
= momentum has been added 70 the busi-
ness. We understand that some two or
three thousand dollars more 9ilIDs recety-
ed in day or two, when the want which
we have so long and SO seriously felt, viii
be relieved. sssazg lfz.la sssi9 p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

~ The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Japu-
ary 1868, the commencement of a new
volume, is now ready aud for sale by ". P.
McKelyey, corner Of Market and Quincy
streets. e a7ass mis- s'luoaizs is sox
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

l.
16r A NIck Party AND HOW IT WAS
DrsFosnp oP.-Thers WAS precious Sc, q
outlawsassembled at Alderman Robertson's
Office on Saturday morning, under the fol.
lowing Circumstance. On Saturday after
noon one Pony Hutchison aud Martha d.
AerriOt, arrived in the city from Steubeu-
Vile, aud made complaint before Alderman
Robertson, charging Mrs. Hutehisoh, tvife
of the Pony above namely with having
stolen several articles of wearing apparel
from Mrs. .Merriot. The goods were allse-
ed to have been stolen soma weeks ago
while Mrs. Hutohison WAS living IN stsa-
beuVille with her husband iu a double house
half Of which was occupied by Mrs. Merriot.
Theconplainantss stated that Mrs. Hutehison
and her sister, Miss Evans, were stopping at
the house of MIRA. Reilly, an Irish lad, no., no!
ted for her immense breadth Of beam, who
resides at the head of Fourth street. The
police accompanied the complainantst to the
house in question where the goods were re-
covered, and Mr.. Hutchiso1 and Mrs. Msr,
riot returned to stenbeuyllle.
On Saturday night the above eircum.
stance having developed something not
previously known, the police organized q
little expedition for the purpose Of making
a raid upon AIRS. Reilly,s house. The at
tack was accordingly made shortly after
dark, officers scroggils and st. Meyers ia
king the advance. The house was sur-
rounded, aud Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Evans,
Randall Trisler, and Mr.. Gardner were
captured. An unknown woman made her
escape from the premises, but the parties
named were escorted to AID. Robertson's
Office. Gardner, Mrs. Hutchinson aud Miss
Evans were fined $40 aud costs. Gardner
paid his tue bnt the two women, not hay
ing sufficient quantity ofpostage stamps,
were escorted to Jail in a very graceful aud
digni6ed manner by officer Fender.
Trisler who is said to be a deserter from
the First Virginia Regiment, was taken to
the Atheneum. In addition to being a de-
serter, Trisler is charged With cutting,
with intent to kill, man with whom he
had some difHculty. in OunSeFiand not
long ago. For this offence he Was put ia
to the guard house at Cumberland. but
managed to make his escape and make his
way to this city, His whereabouts was
unknown to the officers of his regiment
until arrested on Saturday night AS above
stated.
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no ChanPe IN the CANNED !.

b NRW YORK, Dec. i22.-HThe Commercial
has a special. dispatch from Waahingtdn
stating that there will be no change in the
pabinet, that all who sent in their resiRnA
tons will withdraw them. aais7s :
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= -

WAsHrEoToN, Dec. 22.-There is wide
spread desire that Banks be appointed TO
a Department. - = ss- ~ 800 RI.
Nj. Fessendeu's friends express the opin-
ion that he will decline the State Portfolio
if offered. 55if. srI-,g
Nothing is positively known what Mr.
Lincoln will do. 49, .'' 20 !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

CTELHoRAPu OgYlcE, II:45 P. H.-Tht
line being interrupted between here ant
Columbus We are unable TO give the late
report. OPERAToR1
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NOTICE.

On and after Monday. The 9Th instant,
the subscription price of the Wheeling
Daily Papers, 10 all parts of the city and
vicinity delivered by carriers, viii be
twelve cents per week. Papers will be fur
nished to News Dealers at the rate Of two
dollars per hundred.
HEHRY HANDY. ,.
Editor Wheeling Pres,
CAAPRRLt 4 McDRRNor. 3ai
Editors Wheeling Inteihgnser.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 2I.-A confirmation has
been received of the reports of the rein
forcement Of the rebels by Van Dorm.
The Richmond ExGmintr, summing up
the recent eight, says Hour right wing
and atlnight held the ground occupied BY
theiensmy's batteries in the morning." It
says Eongstreet's victory was complete.
He drove the enemy into. the streets Of
fredericksburg, killing s 10 10. .aiisial
The Richmond Dispdteh says Sigel has
not more than 10 regiments raw Levied s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-23

kSYTHE LEGISLATURES will adjourn to.
day, aud will re -asssmbls on Monday the
9Th Of January. Yesterday, in the Senate,
Mr.. Slack introduced resolution propo-
sing an Adjournment on Saturday next
sine die, but the general ina preston seemed
70 be that the busiaess Of tho session could
not be matured il SO short time. Many
members who opposed a long recess yielded
to 1t for the reason that il was feared tia.
the House would be without a quorum
during the holidays if they did not adjourn,
and as il MAS not likely any business could
be accomplished it was thought best 10 al
low all hands to go home aud consult with
the people as to What sgtsiatioa is needed.
There is perhsps three or four weeks
business yet before the Legislaturs. The
Stay Law viii take up some time, as tssre
ia great diversity OF opinion as to the pro-
pristy.ofits re.enaetmsut, m any any Imassmbsts
bsinv thorouohlJ opposed to it for the
20 itbexiallegs that there isfmore
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
Miscellaneous.

The steamship Edinburg Captain McGuEan, sailed Al moon
yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship New York. Cap, wencke. sailed yesterday
fer Southampton AMI Bremen.
The steamship Plantagene, Cap. Beard, FOR Liverpool
sailed yesterday.
scpE AnsafcAs BAcLs wilder, from Poushkeepse, ny,
loaded with oe Me- sruck on the Great
Pon Rip Mt o'clock morning 10th, and was boarded by
Carl BAKER Al clock and got aost ~ w o'clock, and
pToceeded on her voyage perfectly tght
gs Fa rcseo Sept 9TH. ehp Goddess has damaged her
cargo OF ss water The ship Mary from Bcstou, has Ian ed
mar IN bnd condition. Ships Anglo saxon sud Well
as.. % andng their oargoes IN good condition. Captain
,r,s 1hst ia his opinion there prospect Of saving
IN ths goldcn Gate. The natives inform hiu that
sare ar times during tho months of Octeb kOyerb
sa1 psr.mber when the sea ~ quite smooth. Inv iaerD
.nN,ss,sa yrssrL-The Bremen ship Ida witch cleared
N.s r,b 10 called 18th FOR Bremen has
@ heard from. TIVE following IA her cargo lib bb
s pstlerres 100 boxes dye stuff so bbs rosin lst
seed. 100 boxes mdsa O boxes ertracs, l1e5
bs "A rye CO., hps four i22 bbs -four ~ bbs potash,
Isi Il rds meiado, 3csses oil, slaves.
M.ssra WIN Coleman Co.'S Francisco Clrcniar OF
seut fhe sh YOanR Heclr has been sold on terms
vbhed valued al Sis5oO. The ship Caroline Reed FOR
and the Speed yell Tor ABOUT $500 TO be- deiyered g. Ho
ruuiu The Amt trican bark Scotland sod nr tlVuJ and
has gone Puget Sound for lumber The Emily Baunins
Was time Price not trenspif,d since whch
she criy raiued Tor sea an " loading 0ur to
hhanaha TIE barks Gel.n Gate, Auek ant and knerad
src f1r sale; also tho schr Ootonist
The New York Ship Is ssysWe noiiue solas Of AZ tara
Atom 3sO tons " years old Esurn built ~ S9O A2h
che geaad Plat l0s iuns jut Ia lSu st Ne"oc ~,