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KELLS s. CALDWEI1L,

/ 81 (sCccEssoRs 70 JAS. PAUL. & coy
importers and Rholcsulc dealers in Drugs,
I n9dieines, ChelhienIs, Prints, Oils, &c.
/ No. s3 UNION BUILDINGS, MAIEsT. s Z
HAViN purchased the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
apparatus, &c OF tho firm Of James PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit the patronage Of dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted. an ssz,.. i'd. ..
In retiring nom the Drug business take pleasure in
ndI favorable consideration successors,
Messrs KeS Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
that our Eorer customers and dealers generally will
Geive that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share OF patronage.
t+si 7.17I o JAS Pa ULLS CO. f
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

ChemicaIsyP PerfumeFy, MO, DC. u
H. 'OERUmlBACEEEEE would announce to his
81 fcds public generally that having pur1has
cd interest the senior in the buess lately
conducted under tho frri Of J. Crnb q Son, lc
will continue the same az The old stand NO! no. Main st.
and would solicit and trusts to meTit eonn
Of berally bestowed on the old r
He has Just returned the Eastern Citlss, is
oneHRg extensive ana wol selected stock OF Drugs and
Chemicals. Per1mHTy, Fancy articles SeI all Of which
purchased strict personal inspection and with
scrupulOus purity Of quality, and now oHered
tothe public most rcasonab bio teInsl o 1yT.l
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,ifslT
III conHectoH NTH the CerelaIA and CineiTnaf RGlroef,
y Cepeldha and ErieR. r., CESeetdTd aid Ffks6ghR r.,
and Michigan Central n. r. - ~ qua -
Passengers viii ba ucketed Through hom any point
Lake Michigan Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either Of those places point on
This line viii be composed ortwo new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the ropte .s... a. "a
GAIT, @. Q. STANARD.
FOREST CITY. :. oArr H. A. PIEaoE
A boat will leave Cleveland for DoTDf and Detroit for
Cleveland, every evening at q O'Clock, In both
cities tho following morning IN season for tho morning
tains for Chcas6 Cincinnati and pittsburgh and
the Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
win run from Cleveland in the following order: f9t
slf'I sl' % FOREST Oily ii'i q u Use
Monday. WedncsdAy. .Fridhy
Z lII575 s;e .,5,5 CLEVELAND IA =,t.-5.,s5.t
Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit: 80
f. -ffif'a ltH a-ii CLEVELAND n IT, -i.lt az -
Monday. Friday
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
The undeTsgied prepared to make contracts for ali
kinds freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Maoknaw,
Saut st Marie, Saginaw, and all ports Lake Michigan,
~ OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LoUIs:i ni'i o.
will compose the line until the boats ready.
u = +. = i5t4 ,,tAGENTS. 'g,H .,si .,J- ~
q. BRADRURN & Co., Cleveland,
lPiTTMAN,J N,JTRowBR1DGE& & JONES, Detroit. "
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\ WHEEIING A... 4 URsDkY Y Nc ORNTNGFf,
q CITY BUSINESS
MN, q s1IRRT IISON TVARE

n an. IN il iiIsEsi h.rl,o,nrr

2 TfIANKEUi. fef ths tBetei heretofore
ff1 bestowed upon the sub
9 ~ iniorIn hs lri6nds ih9 pubic that hr
eoptpll rtielss III
Sortment 10 and retail At very nTieest
He also keeps hand cooking soYes or hs most aP-
proved patterns for coal and wood t''H ~
Job work viii his attention
and be execute with and In that will
PSass saseI me p'ts' q, &. no, Main a
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a, ,All,REj0TiIlIIFTCljIA'I, 81 iTBBTH.7

5slsH.ah DR. 81 PAHUIEIHRN, once No. 13i,
, Fourth street, near tho Prqsby yterian church,,
y Manlhetlres Teeth expressly for each par.
q lay ytisuhr ease Full setts erl 1estb or any
In aolid piece cost Is tho Samo
for teeth with or without guns :, -, :, -
sotts from g TO So per tooth, .y III Is s6 1yTd.
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MrAMI IMEp1oAn CoLLDGD

MlAIMl MGDlCaA. OO4IL34N15
or CEneInnnti--Scssion OF 1S52--Ti,53. r
THE regular course Of Medical Lectures in This natitq
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1882, and continue four monttB
--s.5It.l 9l3llg rHuaED OFTRUsTEEs -.s.l Iffs=
Rcv. C. ELLIOTT, II. d., President ofthe Hoard
o. M. LANGDOE&, NJ. d., Secretary" ,>Y
Rev. THORNTON a. MILLS. -t't -
Hon G. d. COFFIN! a''i5a s's ia ils iu-li4-.s
r. ID. MUSSEY, NJ, D. h5II+is-l af ~ 4,i,13 X.
Hon. JOHN BuRGOYNE.t s, 5...,.i l. .t-E- . =.
hon. GRO. HOADLEY, in. ~. 4
BM! GREGORY, Eao. .sH'.- i'. .''' Nii.Ais''ftA
GRO. .MRNDRSHAII, NJ. u. .-s.lnl-S.-t adj % -
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
r. D. MussEY M. d., Professor of Dcscrtpt and opcr
"a p 5;JubK KiEs, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy! = e,aI
JoIrN DAVIS, nj D,,i diluet Professor OF Anatomy
jonx =. WHsTEs N, D. Professor OF Theory and TAG,
ice OF Medicino, :. - l. - !,
Diseases or Women andJ htldren. f,,l,s 49,, Il,
JoHN a, MuRPuy, NJ. ID Proessor OF Materla theucai
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
c. G. CnMEGTsi N D., Professor OF Institutes otm
cine. g! - Fti'tlt Y IL ~. ~ q sI.ii'- -
IouN LocKR JR NJ d., lecturer Chemstry,ys 5ss!l
PRELTNfNGRY cOuRsE OF Lectures upon some
speciaties in Medicine and Surgery, Will be gwen
Tho month f October These lectures viii be ifee St
Ienfs are ilrised to commence with this course i
! THE DISSRCTlNGi ROOMS, unteL. the superyisl9n O.
he Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy, wi be opened on
fr+S,bsT tl ft- sf-z'e II ll4'siff a - "
F8ES ST he full course s1o5 Mstreation Ticket 80.
Mssecting Ticket $40, Graduation Fee $25. 4e 81.
For iartne' ini'' p JUbKlHs, NJ. D., 2
! +r - Dean of tho Faculty
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NEW FIRM.

-ut' ~ riH7'G NEW sE11k11A.' ~ h"s -itl'i
{ -. - - MEssRs. cAYwooD,i coNKLIN & CO..
vf3 havihg purchased the entire stock OF stoves Tin
Copper and Sheet Iron warc Of T.. g. OulbeTt.
- kson, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
i business OF napufa curing Tim gGoppertand Sheet
Iron Ware OF which they hive constantly on hand good
All persons wishing to purchase would do well % call anu
ice d al No. 49, Union ST. at the old and well known
~ nd heretofore occupied by T. C CulbeTtB0n
Particular attention paid 70 repairing 80. - - .
wheeling, Aug 21!' 7GAYWoOD5 CoNkLdN&Eo !
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Il. 3. o. y ooDMAN q Co.. o.. 8. !.

.at Wu0LEAALE DRALEhslNf F,4Lh H.
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
DLEAcHTNG POWDERS, EEITING, WIRE choTIIS trc.-I
| d..4 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, OF T. 1D.ggt g
A MoNG their stock, may be found WRITING AND
IA BLANK hook PAPER, the largest assortment In
Printing Paper. ali s1os ns & Amer. Tissue Paper,
E0t,E ESSE ,s,dinn, 4, nb,c Med Bi9ttns i=s5iGs 4
AssId "a N Z i'' FilteTipg tsf;l ttt
Envelope RTGEgst n!ES1 u. .in a.
SIsniIis, i,,e renSTe GiSzedand Cut ss 20
Hardware Paper. Cloth GS21 Ea.; q &c &c =
Match Box :. Roofing pSreF PREPARED and
shoe ,sAa. 10 Wrapping Paper, all hLes.o
Dry Goods "a" Tobacco "a f. 81 d,
Envelopes ofevery description, &c dc. b, &. In
L BOARDS. 4a..t,
Perforated Bndera', Bonnet Press and Straw Bo1rds
Also, Agent for Lightbodya SUPERIOR PRlNTINa INE,
Book, ARD COLORED INK, &c. {sitH-t-5 s@zBs !aat
Il - Cnrds,lnnd Card Boards. q, 81 =
Il ,-tal RxTRNPEARL FACED CARDS. -1ei s.a ~
I ,irgI-rl EXTRA PEorLE's ir.um 80 lsi :
aa. Ps!SLEIS, Pss.s Co.,, 9..aa 81.
I sSTfS SURFACED CARD BoARps. .s.ii ~
i sci IVORY ,.ft. F-' 49, Ei EsffsIlE ~
. ~ PRISTE5s' :. S ,t..
K -Eas PESVLSuRFAuED CoLORED CARD |BoARDs. = p
The above Cards and Card Boards manufactured eX.
rressy ourseycs and oa most and
insh; they do not peel in and arc at
lower rate than any Cards heretofore offered In tia mar
ket and aSlow they be purchased in the
Dealers and consumers in Paper and Cards res
received direct manufacturers. which enables us e
sell as low iFnotlOwer, than any other house IN
0B- Paper madetoe order, aI ~ 'a47 ~ tGsE ~
AnGSlti. .sdl !,rf q. FIl-
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I - :.
Jgns 18Th 1s52 I%s1sngsr
Leave Gleveandat $50 A. Ms Express train for Wells.
tipn Train for Rayenna St AZ stations
Leaves WeiiaeiIe 4 1885 p NJ Rxpresa Train lor.
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland connects daily
with the following lines to- vii; AT Hudson with the
IsavsR6a with Wdrd's Line q Horse coachss For
q S sae fr Dove No hadoph
FOR PfTTsBtRG The $50 A. N r., :, Express Train,
elegant side wheel steamer RsT CITY for Pittsburgh
and at Pittsburgh the same
Fare from cldyeI5ndto Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn
oleyelsadt Pittsburgh ofNyellsytleS
tlckeed through ana their bAgags is
checked through to SiS Ryell5yiet e -
Cleveland connects St el4yG With ne aPfSSfd eide
hSss ssila touching stts
lfgat " heslng early The some evening" ~ =
With tbcaboye steamers at also with the Ohio
sSd at iGes and a Hudson vim
PEsssHgsFs leaving PittsbutE at o,eoak A. NJ, and
At a. M 55 aG 1s' a 1S
tilne to tho Lake steanera for New York
Aiso5or Toledo, Detroit Chicago. Racine, milwaukee,
ape " or PITTSBURGH in
The noTn 81 this route, artvsa at Cleveland The sane
evening and opthe night can be or
T6s Seo6 stiep
a. NJ Connects at Hudson with tho AkrSn Branch Rail
morning, Train OF the Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for the South.t IL. sF
RIT5k The on Train leaving Glove
S1t sPs tSs FSn TS
Iiranch Railroad ut Hudson -: N tjf
ols4ss6a. b SB 3 I'is #sPssIEtsB9sat
r. ocnI and ggpyeIIing Agents Wanted for /,
Il i Popular and Useful Hooks jst published. CAI1F0R
MA IiLUSTRATEDs including on OF the Pa
graphs, 324 pages, syoi price g. This work. BY J. Nj
let's has been adi9dge9 voice Of tho
press to be the most and m
feresg volume that has been upon this golden
theme Since tho Seyens Journal OF IIav
els, no that has such thrilling
sensation ltispre eah2ny and sinterspersed
Of ire most Amusing chRfauerg In tho LAM
guage the city editorials itIs perfect
otype California, taken by the light Of a no11day
Also, great w9r
ges o0O syo, sheep, price Dr. beach
he bsad the county Such
tho demand that OF work
eTs printed t ~ 9s 81
T9ESS ATfoN 70 TfiB MILf10N. 5r TBJE GUfDR
TO i9fhB cloth, 69ss 30 cloth,
fFsts VARIOUS pTaeli lical roles
FOR American females, for their IN tho detail 81
every domestic royal red con
OF eyeTy lady, especially tho "
thtea thousand ConieB have bean sold IN
son New York alone within Se5y sy
stamps win be prompt fedy
any Partofthe Heite9 states; brllS tot4Sf s af
L t5itc sf1t HtSnthoss6r town. Hold ~ 4 l9
II f t{g Nc 1A9 Fulton atreetg New YoIk city, q
Editors tiyGg tns advertisement two three IN
sertiops entire viii oe entitled to
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TTR A.NSPO ORTF ATIO 4
NOIsESIhnd& tPslIs1inSs
$50 x fF oI5tyl 4 ~ 4s4ii

CleTsIhndG RslIs4lMs ~!
Z I % ~ AL ROAD. ''i5
TO icLEy b, T6L EstS6s g ANDusKY. ,DETRolT,,
Y ,li9aI MD BOSTOH,ijTf .y55 m,
new and light dTaught passenger steamar IUSTICRn
~ MuRp9GK, viii leave morning CSupdaya
lnt 6o,eock, connecting at With The
le4yih at e'eoeki and arriving at Cleveland at p Mao
and eonnecng with the Steamboat and RailTosa lines for
Toledo, sqndn9ky, Detrtit, BuAqlo and
DunkiTk For Tickets apply to % hDi Dan ssi-
lhs-i'S 81 U BAhkBI Agents " ll-i6p
PuEHV ksG ,YitP rJu u Once No. Water St. Mt,
CLEvEEAND AND !Pi1TsBUR RAIL ROAD co..
t'Sge = +i''llotHf csheeT1oky WIN ilid "a. ~ III
American Transportation. 90. .pi.i
5sL''s2 \ Xt9JVHt@ad AND e5s r5ni sa5if sI i
NEW KORKiAND IrONANVANDA LIME
. 70 AND LRoHEE~7 YORK AND BtFHALe WITH 10
81 .nia7'o OUT sThAEsHiPlTEET! r,iS ui 5a.s'ldue
Z 7s4 .1i' sd aJlNS0RED.iy .iy'd sd,3 80 ~, IN
NJ: M:oA1RB& co. New York, - ~ y
NIIBS & MHKELRR, Buffalo. fF9l9S VIZ f IL
i ~. 10 auitiDe 3AGEHTS.:, 5siis,,lQ oi el,iGni
II Mn, y Caleb 3 q Co.. Broad st1eet New, York o9p
5nmea hl5s Sfsia - llgna yidS "a DO SECS a; ,,,
w V. DennisI 1s Broad street. Boston, s5-, la7 yIl
Niles and Wheeler, Hhi ,Sgii Rpqslo,g4 AZ igiiid
T:la %SsslsF g e9 ta ygSsS9Ss ySSaySSia 9
e q, S%issiSyv wCi slim lido iii i,s II Ifst
C. Dltodes, Agent Cleveland and sburgh r. r, Co; n
ThIs Line has daily Linz or Popelefs Oh the LAKE. ana
aIgoods designed FOR the md RafTold
shipped by this Company will be deli Eered1
10 Rail Road free q ian Cleveland charges s iW ssc
! ! .t..i !, MARX PACKAGES, "a. T. COZ t5
The are duly ize Agents for above
Company and Lineand are fully authorLedEto contract
and TO and from n York and Boston tot
Wheeling. Aug2T-tnov.t. n, 8. Q. BAKER q GO.
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: mo Countr7Vl Merehants.

.
MIR S. s. KNOX having wi aFawn Rom the hInl OF
ass1a atsd wifi tfsn MI ID. Kno1, 6broher OF
s. long known IN the trading public
the style eGIallans and Knox. IIf,l
Iey yould their old customers 6Whp
bsy q Sfe ma Mss flf them) other deal
eTs In oofs ard Shoes their Fan Stock viii be eJTy
Ing from the 10th to the last ot epte mber
arfng been seected with the gieatest care and bonL
for Sash hey ttSF Thai In their Fan Stock %
I36ots ana Shoes they can hold out Inducements in qy
ld prices to any ever offered in tho ln
ConTy efcbShes On their way cast, they Wonid be
ed 20 exhibit tbeirStocig md
the mar kets Of
PHILADELPHIA. IsepS1 MeoLALLENs q hAstS III, +
& -iisa isl4as3 Cow Feed, aiAlsAiiIea 80
y EtRRLYddr BrdnI Short &C. Fst teeeised BY q : +
Asu. lsEssl biif IN THoHuBHI Isl aaIhsi
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NUMBER i
PsO5ET .RiY y 51a@alHr

Uncle TOMS Grave
( -iss tslf47iaiaJ bas a-5t
BY MRS NICHOLS. = = itiifi ~ : e q 5'ii,'1E
sSl.At4sgs
They made him grave in hioek OF sand 1851 20
Greentrees DveTpFeepjhg him there
The hotest spot in that desolate land
UnbtsSt tl9nsh pAs5 by FTaYnTfiufg "a s3 5d-TI
noahln oIYlhite marble, with letters or gold
Lookstg, tho piyihs skies " q y tiAf3li
But green ts the turf that les over the ould.
&9That hides Unsle Tom rom oRr eyes. - = az sssIA
grCl iffse7ltli EsiiTag ilI tsf O. .nl7g9 iH5z9IE
hoy made hma where the shatot,a were des41
q And there, In the silence ana DOOM i' hFIot
FhSy aid the calm brow eygeaEy 10 sleep yt a.
the stars watching over his toInbt - - "
NO comm or sAroua in thh trough mound m tIul
Enwraps the taTk form OF the dead:
And only the winds stir'Th6 Branches around
ihat geessass Heelei Tom 3 lolgiybed. 5ifia1is3
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alh ~ factures. 80 t'ai.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
MBRIcAS silk, manufaetgTeyl into superior and sub.
GSiLL'S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
Ing The curious in such to call and SEQ
the process or manufacturing, and those wishing TO pur
Silks, retail be supplied
able terms If Gills Storci adjoining the RastoY At
NJ Adams J, S. FOIbs,, o. FaiTehildS, hurBh & Tay
lurs and o: w. Helskis, Va, and at James
IsIehardsGn's Irlshifg " Ware House No 49, Main
orr PsbFies arc an pure Silk and have taken
the HEST PREMIUMS and gold and silver medals,
at the American Institute New York Franklin Institute,
Phadeiphia and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly
1ss dress
pIad figured and printed, all the newest styles, made OF
hest tEyined silk tilled aud plain Also shirts, drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen --.i4 -
Please can and patronzc this important branch nner
can manufacture. Orders variety lspTompt
'MerelGGtable Coeoons and Recled Slk bought:
r. ~ s.'t5i ~ John WI G'I.is
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GEORGE IdENDEL: z
,ag No 15A, HInin street, - ]

ss.-i sitwRERLING.VA.. 'ii5g ifs-il ,fi.--
rs now reseee wing LARGE LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
i! MATS AND IhlATTING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths and keeps constantly onhahd laEl
OF Furn1tuIe OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasaes Glhss Plates, Vendnl
Transpa Window Blnds, Blind innings, Clocks
MNLog1ny Ylneors VSrnish. HaircIothI Carried Hair,
Spring, EAekIhg Bottoms, BTaSs and Mahogany Stair R0s
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it5ss Il :ij 10 ISM 5lhJ zi8da I Il iil y .
$40 toa ,5es''utn u Il ,iidsa lei lm nig.s
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- 5lI9RR 4=.E;; PEMoL ShS2 H., M f.

Sign of tie Black MdRmoth Boot, South E'td Of
-s,i % it-ss Market Square, s,-,s1 = y ~ ii
A,RR now opening an unusually large stock OF Fall and
IN Winter Boots Ehoed, Hats and Taps, selected with
great care at the very best workshops
6r Phadelphih and New England, for QUIZ
sae1nl Retail trade. To regular custoners and ~
others who may favor with CALI can offer you goods
which we guarantee equal quality material and work
Dasp, to those manufactured in this or any part OF the
United StateS. Ei - fL1E-- tfsfEfODO q uEVOL- p
whselinS, Sep 81 1852. .,s. - ,,-..,s. H.. st Ef-
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The following burIesque upon no numerous compliment
tary notices made the press 6l t6ose
eaIfss soatdg md ~
Il ioIS voted disk
Musical Sontag gEA1boni. - s. ,55 -
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1.l WIoLEAALE DkAIEHsI IN ~ ]. I,lIi iI.ll
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
DLEAcu1Nu PowDERs, EEITIN0 WIRE choTH. do.,si 81
| l.4 Pearl Street Cincinnati Or H. yisi!,gt al
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| tsez4z44EEsI5 ii5. 5.80l,lt tHdii g5sEi
lna iit f'acs nj, lf., ;gi-d sr,i,it
z s.aahiei sig' .J..t.6is. seIl3i SIT
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-03
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH.
For the Daily American Telegraph
THOU wILTsFoRGET ME-;

Thou wilt forget me, as the soft wind forgets
The dropping fow'ret which 1t fans at eve;
As one to smile on, but pass without regret,
And only memory of thy beauty leave
bright remembrance Of some favor given,
Remembrance left to burn with inward flame,
Whose silent conflict, till the mind is riyen,
:. Breathes dreamingly the magic of thy name,
Thou wilt forget me, as thy footstep lightly
Ger fowery beds will sweetly glide along
AS other happy scenes weave round thee brightly,
And other hearts thy vestal shrine will throng.
May recall theei Yet why recall thee now
From scenes SO sweet and beautiful to thee!
shade, perchance, might deck thy lily brow,
From out the goomclad well of memory.
Thou wilt forget me- when unto the altar
trembling bride in silence thou art led:
When on thy tongue the marriagevow will fater,
And dewy tearlets fall till thou art wed.
Forget me, when thou art anothers bride
Forget me, cen as were dead to thee
And my struggling spirit, on excitements tide,
VIII strive to crush its memory.
WASHINGTON, D. Co. March /, 1852 "HARRYn
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Editors Correspondence.
From our Baltimore Correspondent
The Mob-Blues' Ball-Young Mems Ball
New Paper-Markets.

The Mob--Blues' Ball-Young Mons Ball
New Paper-Markets.
BALTIMORE, March 2-10 p. m.
Last evening, considerable excitement was pro-
duced in consequence Of a row which took place
at the Temperance Hall, North Gay street, where
the Rev. Z. Leahey was lecturing against Ca
tholicism. He advertises himself as a converted
monk, and processes to show, not only the alb
surdities, but the debauchery, profanity, &C.,
practised in the Roman Catholic Church His
lecture was broken up, and himself compelled to
disappear through back door or window
Nearly the first salutation he got, after rising
from prayers, was rotten egg "bip" in the face
This proving not only unpleasant to his olfacto-
ries, but in other respects disagreeable, he con-
cluded that the better part of valor was to abdi-
cate.
Tonight he delivered another lecture An
immense crowd of people were collected in front
of the Hail. but the presence of a strong police
force tended to preserve order. Several missiles
were thrown at the building, which broke a mum.
Der of panes of glass, but nothing else of serious
nature occurred. He commenced and finished
his discourse without special molestation.
" y II
However offensive and ridiculous this man may
be, there is no phase nor shape in which even
the incipient stage of mob disposition can be
tolerated. Usurping the power of law is danger
GUS experiment and knows no bounds. This
principle once begun and encouraged it might
rush on like mighty torrent, gathering strength
until the whole fabric of our civil institution.
should be overturned. Society would run riot
and no man would be safe in his possessions
Those, therefore, who manifested disposition
to encourage or to participate in mobbing the in.
dividual in question, are equally as bad as him
self. They do his cause no harm, and add moth
ing to the good of society The very existence
of his lectures is excitement. Let him have
dreary walls, empty benches, and no quarters
taken in at the door, and he will soon look out
for other quarters whereby to gain subsistence.
The ball of the Independent Blues, at the Hol-
liday- street Theatre, last night, was a very su,
perb affair.
The ball on Thursday night, by the Young
Mems Association of Baltimore, will be granc
spectacle.
/ learn that new Democratic morning paper
is soon to be started in this city. Ii is to rise
out of the ruins of the "Picayune," a neutral
afternoon journal which has been in existence
some weeks. The old Argus " will now have
to brush up, as there is to be " another Richmond
in the field"
Our market is steady. Sales to-day of $500
barrels Howard-street -four at 81; also, 700 bar.
rels of City Mills at 81.
Grain is dull Red wheat, S5@91 cts. white
do. 95@100 cts. White corn, 52953 cts; yel
low do, 54@56 cts. Oats, 32@86 cts' Whis
key, 23@24 cts No change in other articles.
CHESAPEAKE.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-03
Washington Branch OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.

While on the subject of railroads, must also
be permitted to speak of that between Washington
and Baltimore. This company, at very great
expense, have erected a splendid station-house in
Washington, with suitable rooms for the accom-
mediation of the passengers. The cars are as
elegant and comfortable as those on any other
road, and their smoking cars "a great convenience
to many lovers Of the weed) decidedly the best |
ever was in. The conductors, Messrs. Humphreys
Slack. Ferry, and Rawlings, are gentlemen who
use their best endeavors to contribute to the con
venience Of the passengers, and who deserve and
receive the well-merited confidence ofthe company.
/ say this of them, not as an idle compliment, but
well-deserved praise Cor. Phtiadeiphta Ayyus.
We fully concur with the correspondent of the
argus in the above. The only improvement
now needed on this line is the reduction of the
present fare to one dollar.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-03
THOMPsON's
SKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY
LANE 4 fuckers BUILDING,

LANE q TUCKER s BUILDINU,
Ttpnsyudnid Avenue Washington, d. C.
NHE subscriber would respectfully inform the ladies and
gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity, that he has
opened the above for the purpose Of taking the like
of all who may wish 10 favor him with call He has
spared no expense In making 1t the
BEST GALLERY IN THE CITY.
And from his long experience proprietor Of several gal
lees in New York city, he Is confident that has tOor
be s1cc by amy He will give his personal attention
each picture and will suffer away dissatisfied
improvements having Of the most artscaly arranged
sKY-LIGIITS Ia the country.
E5- lie is willing TO guaranty satisfaction sale -ae
large assortment of fancy constantly hand and
for sale at reasonable rates.
RS- Post-mortem cases promptly attended to.
feb 2l-tian q Il. G. THOMPSON.