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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
1000 p NJ RxpresJ Train, arrives at PittsburRh Al
ssi &l0 A. N. and Cleveland at 0:G6sA. Ii.

1000 P. NJ ExPresS Train, arrives ct Pittsburgh At
5ssi 4lQ A. u. and Cleveland at 9:S5A. Ii. .
RETURNING TRAINS. b
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ. and 40 p M, ar
rive at Bridgeport 9t COS P. NJ, and 6.O0 A. u.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1:45 A. NJ. B:I6 a. NJ and
l:45 r. NJ, arrive at Bridgeport at eco A. NJ 1855
A. II. and 6sp9 P. NJ iT' ~ go =
Connections are naRde ~ FOllOvvSt, {
At Pittsburgh with PennsylVanIa B. K. for HArriS
burg, Baltimore, Washington, PhiIn
a. dolphin, New York and Boston.
AT cleveland with Cleveland Foled b. r. for Ban
duaky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
All points in the NORTH WRIST, With
IHgtr Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson.
a.-r- F4l Chicago and tho NORTH WEST With
Steyeland 1 EHe r. r. for Rrie, Dun,
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
ts-tf cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
.-. 70 nn CT0stiine. Delaware, Columbus and
Al Hudson With the g: z. &o:R. R. for ouyAhoga
ias Fall, Akron, Millersburgh and WooS,
~ % e. ter. r SOC % 7eE5fTT - =
At Alliance with P. Fl. Wa O. R.R. for Canton,
f--. M4a!tllon, Wooster, SAlsm, Bnon, Co
g. mmbus and Chicago. y .
AtbteubonVtllO with P @. Z O. Line and AZ BHIIGtA
We be- s8 with @. o. o. .R-for ZanesVille New.
ark Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indk
AnAPoiis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville
gta Hai sc. Louis, st. Joseph and all point
~ WtBt and South West.
Rxcur8lon Tickets to Pittsburgh and return "a m
Fare always a. low and time much quicker an
| any other route. IN ' '''''t
Through Tickets to all points in the West, NORTH
MeLure House, Wheeling, va, or with TSeFsl
Agent ct Bridgeport Station. n ~
Freight contracts will be made ut lowest rates kr
any point accessible by this road and Its
70 the East, North, West and Northwest, at one,
1 under M'luF6 Houeo, 0rWfth It. Agent at BFid0N
port Station. I'd WIN. D.TERRY, Agent,
- eaa DE. w1LL1AM RsSe aRsSs,t Va
y. =. MCCULLOUGH, President - 'fOt''V'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

SALE OF VALUABLE PAPER
rr5. MILL AND DWELLINGS.
NALlLL be sold at the front door Of the Court
w House Of Ohio county on the first Monday Of
February, 1854, 81 mot previously sold ct private
sale, Lots NOs and 10, with the buildings aud an
Purteuances thereto elouging known as the Phoenix
Paper Mill, corner Of Water and Second streets
Centre Wheeling! o.. u -Ea4i n q . ~ = =
Any information in regard to the above property
can be obtained by applying to ]. R. Dickey, at
PCopleS' Bank, or to the undersigned.
f I. SWEENEY, I's
dec2s I'd Pres't. Of Al. 4 r. Bank.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUl
BILE REAL ESTATE.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALuA-
-1 BILE REAL ESTATE.
DART of Lot No. IS, corner OF Market and Frank
Il lin streets. containing two icy frame tenements
Franklin. tla5g.I no .f.ffss.i rs - =
Of Main and franklin stl Gets, east size.
Part OF Lot No. IS, on side Of Market street.
nAE Adams, on which IL erected good two t3) story
brick dwelling - :
one-half Of Lot No. 90, east side OF Main street,
with two story brick dwelling and back building.
Lot No. 80, corner OF West StTeet and RekhArdt's
Alley running 70 the river.
One half OF Lot No. l4g, corner OF Chapliue7 aud
First Streets With good two 9l story BRICK dwelling
Part OF Lot No. 40, corner OF Main aud Jefferson
street street cast Sde' with three lSJ good dwelling
lO4A acres Of Land in Marshall county; said land
being under. good cultivation, and having . good
farm house GheFeon.i 81 Ea-rtiH sEFE -. u
Any Of the above described property eau be pur-
chased at private sale on or before the nrst
Monday in February, 1854, at which time tue re-
mainder will be offered at the front door OF the
Court House Of Ohio county at public auction.
A. - 7. SWEENEY,
EHesutOr Of tho estate OF N. MONEghteu. ,
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE-

When the misguided and lmprudent yotarv Of
pleasure hnds that he has imbibed the seeds
painful disease, It toooftsn happens that an itimed
f ess Of shane Or dread Of discovery, deteTS him
responsibility, alone befrIend him. DELAYING TN
thS constitutional symptoms Of this horrId diSenSs
tner appearance such a. liberated sor Throat
GlsSass9 nose nocturnal pains in the head Rnd
limbs dtmness OF sight, Deafness nodes on the RSin.
and arms blSteheS ON the head face and sx
last the palate Of the mouth or the boneS ths G
Ia and the victim Of this awful disease become
noEnd OBJECT Of administration, until death puIs
20 70 that Undiscovered Country from whence no
NJ. y MSIG"eholy fact that thousands fail victims
~ t. IotEiOle olsease owing 70 the unskilfulnesS
% ~ Ignorant pretsnders, who, by the use OF thai
Dsqo+y totsoH, AereuTy, ruin the constitution and
make the Easidue Of life N iserabIo = -"N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20
MARRIAaRf

Reflect that 4 sound mind and body are the rno,t
necessary requisites 70 promote connubIGl happi.
NE becomes weary pilgrimage; the pro;pect ho1r
~ dArkenS TO the view; the MIND becomes shadowed
with despair aud hlled with the melancholy rs6ec.
on th1t the happiness OF another becomsa plighted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

= 5o7ytcs BAIF1MOa1 1 ONO RAnAoIb Co, p
80 WHEELaa sTAEIOA, Aug 8, 1se&J b
I'm and after Monday night, the 10th Of August,
NJ the Passenger trains will be run by the follow.
Ing nahednla: = = n. ..dl ..-----.- -. al
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sun AR INIRUGIIlN

Mrs: a. II. BECK. For particular
isPgty q NJ J.R. NSllOE'S OF b. CSFtVriEht'
S---S iylS 6m
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by = certain practice
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently learned
hem evil companions or at school, the effects OF
which are nightly felt even when asleep and II NOT
both mind and body, ahould apply Immediately, =
hhak pity that . young man, the hope or HIS
county, tue darling Of his parents, 'ahould be
by the consequences OF deViating from the path Of
nature ndindnlging In certain secret habit sush
persons NUDF, before contemplating S@-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-20

IETitability Dyspepsia, tPalpitation OF the HeSFt
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, WRstipV 81
the Frame Cough, Consumption Decay and Death.
1Ohdces No. z SouthoFrederick ST.,
Lett hand side going from BALTIMORE street, few
doors IRON the corner Pail not to RbssrYs the name
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The
Doctors Diploma hangs In his once.
"A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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WHEELINo Dec. 9Th, 1s6S-ts
this Office
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=, NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions Once,
Ho.1, McLnre Hoube being the tame ofiee orrlerIy
occupied by AdandS ExpresS Company. Sprl|
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STRANGERS

Trust not your lives or health, TO the care ~
SnIelfned and WORTHLESS Pretendera, destitutS Sf
knowledge, name or character, who COPY Dr. IobN.
ston advertisements, or style then1seiyes n tbs
neSSIbPa PerS, regularly Educated PhysicInns IDcN
PaoS o. Curing, they keep you trihtnR month Sffsr
ulontn taxing their hlthy and poisonous comionndS
% e ICnY - the smallest Ice can be obtane8 and
N aetpAlrS leave you with ruined neaiEh - SIeS
0SSI y9Gr own calling disappointment = %
~ IohnAton IL the only Physician adVertfsfn1
s5 nS CREDENTIALS or diplomas always hang n bIa
HIS remedies or treatment are upkpov,p n ~,
prepared otn life spent in the great hos.
PtSIs o. EUROPE the hrSt in the country and noTe
q rteGte PTaeties than any other PHI SIcHn
4NDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS D.
me many thousands cured At this fuStitutlou
yS ~ eHee year. and the numerous ImpoTtant sIr
6iSsi OPeFatlons performed by Dr.. Johnston MI.
Sea ~ TIE FePoEtGTB Of the SUM- ''CiippSF
Snu many otheF pApeTsD notices Of which haye an
gam ana Sg8in bgfoEO the public EeStfIsal
~ nGlng a. gentleman oGeharasteF and
~ 3 ritesent guarantee = r.
~ -A-t Aei. fPElnILf CIi
sa4lt1l. -tsqiy.I ailfil ~ ss
.s.,..4 - u ~ t1s
.1I.ine I'D fflt1 r-.r' 4 r
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JOliliaii 59H Sl0 IS. = r
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DIR, JOHNSTON,a

Member 9th Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Ordinate fom one Of the most eminent Colleges 10
the United States and the greater part Of whose life
he! been spent in the hospitals Of London Paris,
rhiladeiphla' and elsewhere, has effected some OF
the most astt nishtng cures that were ever known;
when asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden eoundS bashfuness, with frequent binshing,
cured immedlAteIY. -
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baltimore lock Hospital

~ ESTABLISHED lAs- A REPUaE PROM
S'i.s-lg QUAGKERY.-GN
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TRnSTEE,s SALE

TDES virtue Of q deed OF trust executed by Hugh
~ aIesoi. 9n t6s 1lth DAY. q March lSS9, and
In Book 49, pags ST2 and also by other deed Of trust
6e9Eing date the I'D day Of Pr 1883, and Of record
IN Ohio county, State Of West ViERinia will sell in
the city Of Wheeling the front door Of the Court
House on the third Monday in January, 18th 1884
he he following property. wig; Lots No. g, 10a a
and s and half Of Lot No. So all in the First Ward
Of the city Of Wheeling.
And At the same tune and place apiece Of ground,
with the improvements thereon located at the west
end OF Union street, on the EhSEfI formerly known
a. thsRerry House. u 2 "a 3 % Htfs
Also, at The same time and place, the following
properly IN 6rhaG1 addition to ths city Of Wheel.
Ing on Quincy stEeRt, part Of Lot Nc 81, being IS
test, more or his part Of Lot No. 25, being %
IeOt 0Ele5s tie east side aud the vest half
Of Lot No. 20, CeHtre street., which Is well I'm,
proved and q present occupied By Mrs. Mccullough,
and also, in East Wheeling north half Of Lot No. 49,
hall Lot No. %, aud Lot No. 3. -f- 1=5-l-F 81
Also, At the same time and plAce, pieoe Of Land
containing 90 acres surface, with coal privilege
Of " acrtB. said land Is bounded on the north by
Coal Kun aud on the west by lands Of the Crescent
Mil Co. 80
Ale, at the saue time andplaoe, III shares u
stock in the Belmont Brfdge Co and 12 shares OF
will also sell under the Hams deed Of trust on the
fourth Monday In January, 1888, In the town OF
AUundsViile, MarshAll county, State Of West Vir-
giniA. farm. known the eSOektnnn Place - stu
ate in Gait Marshall county, on the waters Of PiSh
Greek, eontalning $50 acres, more orless. Said farm
IL six InileS from Glen Easton and eight miles from
Cameron. EHid farm will be divided in parcels to
suit purchasers. ~
/ VIII also sell under the said deed Of trust on
WsdAesdAY, the 9th day of January, 1864, in the
tOWAgGf MArtinSyille, State Of Ohio, in Belmont
county, the MArtnsVi.ls Ferry right and Boat, the
Cottage Hotel, with two lots, no FD5 ID 1885, also
Lots No l2s $50 and 49, lloeated In said town Of
MaTtinSVlle. 80
Terms Of sale-oue third in Ca h. the balance In
alH, twelve and eiBhte mouths with interest, with
approved Security and title retained untlthe money
u paid.
A'y Oftbe above property will DO sold at private
AlI persons Indebted to the estate Of Hugh Nichols
BY notes, book aeeoanl!, rents or otherwise, u
same, and any person having claims against the
estate Of the said Hugh Nichols the frm Of J. III
Todd Co., will present the same for settlement.
F 10 so ISAAC Colts, Trustee.
Isaac Colts is fully authorized to settle the estate
of Hugh Nichols, deceased, to sell and convey any
private sale, and has my full consent thereto.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. i'2's
Or. J. addresses all thosO who have injured thsm
selves by Improper tndugenRencs and solitary hab-
It's, which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
toE eithsr business, study, society or marriage.
produced by early habits Of youth, viz WsSknes,
Of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, DImness
Of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power Paptation Of tbs
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous 1rritAbiiity Dsrauge-
nent Of the Digestive Functions, General DsbiIi9y
Symptoms OF Consumption, DC = 7 - = - -
MAH1ALLT:-The fearful effects ON the mind are
much to be dreaded-Los5 OF Memory, ConfiSion Of
Ideas Depression Of Spirits. Evil ROr6odinRs Aver
i9n 70 Society, sefDstruSt, Love Of Solitude, Tim
IdttyS &C., are some OF the evils produced
THousANDs Of persons Of all ages can now judpe
what the eanse OF their declining health iosISg
their yiBor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
en'RctAteds having singular appearance about Ihs
eyes, cough and 9ymptoma Of eonsumntion ! y :
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

freshing hints which he has omitted from his
public report OF that confidential chat. Let It
sufice that lie has had a.large family Of de-
pendants to provide for, and has done we'll by
them, with Old Abe and Old Wei!es, notwith-
standing the jealousy Of TburlOw Weed and
the keen hostility Of the abolition radicals.
AS for tie third Of these superannuated po-
iitical grannies, Thurlow Weed, it is enough
that, after engineering the jobs Of the lobby
jcbhers at Albany and Washington for thirty
years and more, be has turned volunteer ex.
FOUNDER of patriotism. Good advice costs
nothing, and TLurlow gives it. in lieu Of
money, to aid the national cause. Some peo
pie, however, would prefer the example OF the
successful highwayman, who, on retiring from
the road, built church from the proceeds Of
his pr o!efsion as some atonement for his sins.
We should like to see the three loquacious
old women (Kendali, Blair and Weed reveal
ing their condolences TO each other over a
bottle Of genuine old Kentucky Bourbon.
What a volume Of political rascalities and
rogueries they could reveal In one thing
they are very much Ike the fisLwonen OF
Paris. When they, in t. name of the market,
call upon the Emperor, his ministers must
stand aside.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

The TwADDLn OF THREE OLD WOMEN OF THE
KrCHEN.-The American people have lately
been favored with letter from Old Blair, dis
closing certain private conversations with seve-
raj New York editors; letter from the ancient
Thurlow Weed, defining his present political
position, as . matter Of supreme importance to
the country in bis own estimation. and con-
sequential Presidential manifesto from another
superannuated politician Of the old sandstone
chairman Of the rump Of the late Know
Nothing faction.
These three garrulous old women have
each outlived their day and generation; but
they won't believe it. Under the glorious old
democratic dynasty OF Jackson and Van Buren,
Old Francis p. Blair and Amos Kendall'revelled
and waxed fat among the fat things Of the
kitchen. Kendall was thrown high and dry
among the political rubbish washed ashore by
the great political revolution Of 1910; but
Blair, as the official oracle of the democratic
party and chief OF the kitchen, was not finally
disposed OF BY his hungry outside democratic
rivals until they ousted him under Folks admin
istration, with Old Father Ritcbie OF the Rich
mond Enquirer. He came to Washington,
however, only to discover that the reign Of
administration and party organs, as the guides
Of public opinion, had been superseded by the
independent newspaper press. His occupation
was gone, and II was not long, therefore, before
Old Father Richie gave up the ghost.
Old Amos Kendall, for the last quarter Of q
century, has been knocking about in the
world in q rather quiet way, except in the
noisy intervals OF our Presideptial contests,
whom he has always come out with his "string
Of distractions" TO let the world know
that "be still livesn Judging from
his latest proclamation, Ms the residuary
legatee Of the dark lantern, he b good
yet for half . dozen political campaigss.
when, In point Of fact, be must be nearly
hundred years old II is amusing 10 hear him.
talk. He is, like an old witch Loft alone In
deserted house, full OF "reminiscences OF its
palmy days and strange proguostics, but really
lsugbabls when undertaking TO discuss tha a.
fairs OF the present time.
His old democratic kitchen associate, Blair,
has been more fortunate. Watching his chances,
he promptly fell in with The republican party
movement Of 1856, and, working adroitly on
tie inside track, he next rsappesrs again, under
Old Abe. in the Iuxuy.ous enjoy ment Of ths
spoIls Of the kitchen ithe bountiiul gravy pois
and marrow bones resulting from . govern.
ment war expenditure Of thousand millions a
year. Upon the SIspensation Of these kitchen
Prerequisites Mr. Blair, in hs native Kentucky
. nigaer scceut gave, in his recent conversation
| with US abovt Lincoln spl Mp(ilelsn, some "a
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
The PennsyivAnfu Election.

PHIApB1FHIIf, foo1.
Nineteenth District-Gameron county toincinb \ Unna
majority 10; Union css OF 20 compared shh Cur
tins vote. -
Fourtecnih Distrtct-snyder county (onoas), UusA
majority Is5; a democfatic gain OF 2s2
Tehth Dstrict-Lsosnon comfy oihcal). Union -
iority Tie; Union loss 2Sa.
Sixteenth Dptrct-fuiton county tpfhoiAlA aemocreA
ms iority 40, detn-s-atie aain n
The official voiesoS Wynmpgr York asA Adams oous
HAaRepURo, OCT. Is, 1894
No homo votewin be semi here oaeally, until ~
soidters' vote v souutedA - 80.
Bradford cosnX (oHciail Mevcier. Union. 63ia; Prs
Ter oeo,ocrat 25e5. Unisu majority. 2,7l7. Unica
lv a. as CON, ,ared with Csytin'B vote. u Isl.
Nercicrs asyorty in Me DISTRICT wii9es between -
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
CITY Politics.

n'rpsN AND woop nozAsr cousrY CONVENTIONS.
Both tho McKeon and Wood Mozart County oouven-
eos me, last svsning fos NE purpose Of rayns nusu.
ally che nominees q sash party. ms former met al the
sisclak House and the isttsr q NO. ia broadway Mr.
MKsos presided a the ncKeon messns, and Mr. Gdcon
:. tucker a the nszart rhs following sickst Vas thss
endorsed BY both COsvsnt'ous'-
sn<r4-Nichasl Connolly.
Cbssnsv Osvk--w. 9. Conner.
Csty Jwdoe-wiiam y. Howe
Dtsfytd lnsyp-v--A Osksy Hall
9urerviSr-Tredsrcs Rspper.
0Drcmes-Philip kerkls, william 0Dounsu, FhnD
O'Ilaniou, Owes Heenan. -.
me German GsawA crsauisa,oa have aso sndossss
Shs above tickes
Afssr ms,si The necessary arrangcments for srasA
-.~estloe nssting bsth Convsatoo9 ado0snsa-
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
The Invasion OF massosSi.

81. LorIs. Oct. 10, 1884
Prices headquarters reported to bs At Lsriness
General Curtis drove the rebels out Of Ipdepsneoues
Sunday and his advance at last accounts wsS nsssa
miles this side.
duel was fought on Monday morning between AAjse
Grebs aud Captain nanseu,. Of the Fourth MissouFs
cavalry In which severely and tho fcaDss
slightly wounded. The affair is universally condemned
BY army officers.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
TRc o psra.

There Was fair attendance last night ~ the AcAsmys
and the opcra--ths Bao In Maschera-was well Gvsas
though no, way W call for special COMMENT Atsr 90
notice Of It's performances with the same cast hss vssA
zuccn pleased the audience 20 wen 'ha' nay se'sse
avery appropriate opportunity Of expressing shsf sas
faction aud I,rumbtia and Beini also oane 10 for
share OF the applause After tho third Act all the leading
sipaers " cre otled before the curtain.
TINS evening Faust will bc repeated. On Ihursday sne
s,nssrs VII, be allowed rest: on Friday thew WIN A.
pear in Poiuto, and on Saturday Faust WI % repessa
IN froOktyn.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19

Hrraxs --IIeierism continues 70 al With ~ lively a.
fractions The hall dsbolic. rhs presiding genius with
his quickness tongue shtusss Of ussr, his wit puns,
music and extraordinary Illusions keeps the audisscss
which is oSy apprecativs and fashionable but ws
should say intensely curious 70 nnd out the modw q NJ.
elers operations, much entertained for an hour -
two There " no doubt that Heller performs many very
clever tricks but the cevsrest OF ell ooe no accom-
pIisbed last rsbt when be sctualiy extracted ezht
silver half liars from the audience, which we're necso
cary for the peeiormssce of ore c hs lusions Pro-
baby nothing which he did surpsssd hrs visitors
Shan this trick Heller introduced new and very funny
scepe-haN pAntomrne, haf dlabiery-wlth she assist
apcs cf . "scarst spirit," which must be IN imp d
vtS Hel,sr can BE- always we'll spent MI performances
areSno oommcupacs oonrsous, but full Of elegance,
iIshtaess and hum0Y.
The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Mississippi River new,

ANTICIPATED ATTACK oy MxMPais BIT rnE REDHk
GENERAL FoRREST's FoxCEs. ETu.
CAIRO, Oes I8. Is6A
Three steamers have arrived from New Orleans with
about sixty biios OF cotton.
Great excitement prevailed at Memphis on Sur.
day evening in consequences Of expected attack %
the city by ng BODY Of Forross forces rocrtedte
only short distance from tho city. Every prepare.
tion = as beag made to defend the place.
The steamer CITY OF Memphis was hred into fron sbe
hissou', Shore fourteen miles below here bus nosod1
was hu IT.
General Dina's raids from Natchez, within two wses
previous the lust yielded thousand a~s h0a.
head OF cattle, several hundred horses aud mnise
several huuered able b,def negroes about tcndroA
prisoners and nearly the number Of rebeis killed
The markets generally New Orleans wore very dun
There large overstock II -four, aud considerable
QUANTITIES @. It acre being rsshppei North. Thew wao
some inquiry 'or cotton ut 81 20 fof m,duiing-
The opinou regarding the practical result OF the De1
Trade Regulations 10 that the govornmo agent u
purs base cotton brought tue lne& ~ twsA
~ five per New York prices, allowing sssSs
10 take thir OF the amount 10 family supplts
and other two thirds, II Is IN erred, will be pAaA
groebbackB.