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NO 1gT.

o 197.
cBILDRESs' BooTEEs
1,500 pair fancy booteee,
1000 kid Il morocco"
500 childrens' pegged do,
1000 do goat do,
MISSES BoQuEEs AND DUsKINs.
500 Misses morocco lace,
200 do kip do
900 do calf do
300 do kid and morocco bus
kins,
$50 do black, blue and bron.
zed CATERS,
MEN AND BOYS PALM HATS.
AGO doz mems and boys palm
palm hats Of every style and
quality.
LEATHER.
Shoe Findings and Shoe Stock.
Constantly on hand, a large and
well selected assortment oil
shoe stock and findings, viz:
Spanish Sole Leather. Upper
Leather, Calf and Morocco
Skins; Kid Lining and bind.
ing Skins.
Also
Lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe Thread
Shoe Nails, Pegs, Tacks
Boot Webb. Awl Blades
Knives, Hafts Pinchors, Ham
mers, Rasps, Shoe LaceTs &c
Also, an assortment of slipper.
and Jenny Linds, the mos
approved styles of Frenci
Boot and Shoe Kit; Lace
Leather for sewing belts, etc.
90 doz Deer Skins; so side.
! patronage heretofore extende,
uance of the same.
M'CLALLENS & KNOX.
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WHINING IInt

SHAWI.s, Cobourgh cloths, Taglioni's and Meiropo,
- ltsns, aud other worsted goods al your own prices
look al them. I'll: JOHNSTON. Jr l6a Main AZ
Oct. |, 1852. " -
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Going 20 Quit!

RLACk, Green, ChocO, Maroon, Mode and Cherr
- French Mermos; at less prices than they eau b
bought Fast this seAson-cane and soc them
Oct. |, 1852. TIL JOHNSTON, JT, iG2 Main 81,
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Rich Dress Goods,

lNOl S'DS BLACK Silks from 37l to 81 per ward
iOOO 100 pa. Fancy, BTocha q plain Dress S,Iks
from ~ cts. tI 80 va "
200 ps Rich DE LANES MeTinos he BAyo erbIhet Cloth
'"sl"n ,luth' 49, S' AZ The Cheap store, sign
o''' L. io1s' GOLDEN BEEHIVE
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selling Off nI COsIl

plCi aud expensive silks and salIns of the ne,ye.
~ paiirtns aud designs, elegant Cspes Borthas an,
s,nves' M"uslne lie LANES, worth i3c. al 81 aud CO.
The subscriber u going To quit therefore, can ofeI
goods cheaper than any house In the city.
Come AID see Judge for yourselves.
OCT !, 1852. I'll; JOHNSTON, JT., I0l Main Of,
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Boots. Boots

cn PAIR mems kip Boots,
w 90 double upper and double sole kip Boots
just received at the south end of Market square.
Oct. |, 1859. TODD ~ DEVOL
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Market Street Chair Shop.
WDG, III. SEAMAN

M aNUFACTURER of Chairs, settces, sociabcs
~ STOOLS etc. No. lG6 Market ST., would respectfulv y
INFORM ms friends and public generally, tha, he MANI
and keeps on hand large good assortment
seees ehairs sociahes, stools etc. of all kinds lie
10 ucermlhtd by buying his stock the lowest whole
sae prices, to make the best and sell al the very
prices. HIS stock of chairs setiees sociabes
al'Chalrs rocking chairs, children's chairs countng
ho'se stools office chairs writing and REVOLVING chair
sl al chairs OF all kinds is unusually large and pri
,h, 'MNreeulhgy low. Give him call and you will find
qualify WieeIn" an, pao rs Is5s an"
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INSTRUCTION
bookkeeping by Douhr,

the oy oP practical course of Is
the different dee,rtmn',s Double Entry Books in
mong tbe mes the best orms IN sss snd
ually or in partnership in businass engaged ndivid
OF IN e purchase and sale Of erc
own Sceonn, % on neso importing and exporting ON sh.
oamg speoula,ons in Stocks Real Estao ss IN
II. GIeIagoatihg Bank Insurance rairoad a,, w. WIFE
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NEW FALL. GOODS.

rHE largest and best selected stock Of Fancy and STA
pie Dry Goods ever brought 10 the CITY, just open.
Main ST., Wheeling. Va. Consisting of every variety
Of Rich and staple Dry Goods. kept in line. They
have heen carefully selected expressly for this market
AVID in quantity. quality, UHriety or richness not
excellcd by any stock of goods Wheeling Not.
whs,anding tie many Flaming nus about Chcap oods
and Cash rrices-Be not deceived by item for
and viii sell every variety of Dry Goods for Cash,
sAOrf aPprOrca credit as cheap house in the city
Gail and for Yourselves md he convinced. stud
TO please. (Dcc.94, lbJ9D STONE x THOMAS.
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Buckets!
New Carpets

I AM now receiving daily my Fall & Winter stock n
Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Curtain Gods Trimminps
&c. &c, My stock large and has been selected witt
great care, and will be sold low as the same good
be got in any other market Those desirous of see
ing OF the pretest Carpets and Rugs ever o.rsd
in this city win call at l43, Main street.
Oct I, lS5a J. q. HARBOuR
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WALL PAPER--SPKING sTOCE

usr received at Fishers Book Store on Main street,
~ large and splendid stock of American and French
ALL PAPER and BORDERING of the hest onality
mu aesl Styles, among the first in market Persons
themselves. IniW EfSni Snn,I1 p1 oi
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1852. '
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TO Females.

You will find these Pills an iny.Iu,b,. r,,,
many complaints to which you subject In oh.e IN
os eiiher total or partial they have been fonnJ ~ ~
mens to healthy action puriyin The blood and ,e
huds so eneetualy To put 10 flight all comnlaints ,ll
may ARISE nom female Irregularities, as headache Ia
uiness, dmness OF sight pain in the side back &c s
none genuine unless signed J. NJ Hobensack ali o,h
ers being base Init iaions All o'h'
u FAgenls wishing new supplies and Store Ke.,ox.
deslIons OF becoming Agents must address The proI;
tor, J. N. Ilobensack, Philadeiphis, Pa ~ 'ioPris'
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PREPARED PREPARE!

PREPAREi PREPARES!
f0 be astonished the great difference the cash sys
L tenn makes in the Price of Goods.
am now opening the largest stock Of Dry Goods eve,
offered at retail IN this city and as propose selling then
ENTIRELY FOR CASH
am determined offer them at s c prices that ever,
body will be convinced ii il TO their interest 10 buy fol
cash. ~ "
Programme, in part:
Fine Rich DE LANES, at 12.
Linen Cambrc Ilandketchiefs, at O.
Yard Wide elegant Chintz at u.
Good Black Alpaccas, at I2.
Good Jeans and Satinetts as low as l2
Best Ftp Bleached Muslins IN town.
Finest kind of Red Fiannels, 25.
Aso-The most elegant and expensive Silks, satins
and Broc AIDES, French Cashmeres Dc LANES, EmbroJ.
cries, Gloves Hosiery, &c, &c. all at much less
than under the old system. j. s. RHODES
Gosh0rn Buildings, No. I59, Main street
Goods sent TO any part of the city free of charge;
and store open unit! o O'Clock ainight.
Oct.s, lo52.
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Ifrnss Sinir Rads

TX DoZ. Brass Stair Rods, a first rate article jus
~ received, those in want o! cheap and good ar
ticle will please call. "
Oct !, ls52, J. G. HARBOUR, l43 Main at
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HOHENSACK's WORM svpup

Ill, nm article founded upon scientific Princples cor
~rounueu WIN purely vegetable substances hein NoIi
Ies' saie wneh taken and can be given to the mos, @
acr inian! WIN decided beneficial effect where ROW.,
Iomplanis and DiarrhGa have made them wo,p power WEI
deni!aled me Tonic properties of my Worm Svsn anu @
suon tIat stands without an equal in the catao% 10
medicines, IN giving tone and strength 10 tho oi
winch makes IL an iniallibe remedy for those ag
win Dyspepsla the astonishing performed bv hs
o! lis superior efficacy over all others 'iaehss
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Snye Your Carnels.

q DoZ. Skeleton Mats, together with great variety
% Of other door Mats just peeevod and will he .elS
very low by (oct. !, H5e) &C. HARBOUR.
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WE are now receiving from our eastern Manufactur
w ing Establishments of the largest and best man
ufaetured assortmens of Boots and Shoes for sprinp
ke They have been actured to order secording
to our own drection and intended expressly for re-
failing 10 our regular Customers and all others who
may favor us with call, offer an ally
variety Of Boots and Shoes which guarantee e1uai
in quality of material and workmanship to those manu-.
featured in this or any part of the United States Our
stock VIII be found to consist, in part of the following
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WHEAT & CHAPLTNF

Monroe Street,
@ @n WHEELING, VA,
<<2%sHSSf &1s&kSSSM WHOLESALE DEALERS NOTIONS
zTja.Ea 80 SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS WALL
PAPKRs, WRITING PAPERS CUTLERY
COMBS BRUSHES, HOSIERY, GLOVES TIRE ms or ,TIns
ERf' AND ALL SMALL ARTICLES BOUGHT by
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AN are now receiving our Spring Stock In ,yb.h mn
invite the attention of the trade, pedgng ourselves
SCI, as low as any Jobbbng house in the country Rays
' '''' "a"'eu april 1859.
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Commercial CaIculot;on.

One hour daily is devoted in ,o,.h;n
tboronc, business writing Combining freedom ,ni,,,
ganrs , command OF hand and pen accuracv ,M WIN =,
beauty of ANA 1apidy, and perfect egbilty wi,
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
ores t. TIroLr J,urs n. n,ns
GREAT ATTRACTION.

we are now opening, at No 90, Monroe street. Wheeling
~, large and very elegant assortment of BOOTS
SIoEs, SOLE LEATHER, &c, purchased in Boston.
New ork and Phiiadelpha. all of which we will Offer
pu ,ends and customers, upon the very hest terms
either Wholesale Retail our stock beng ali entire,
rresh and New, and Of the most Fashionable styIe and
FINISH and from the hest Manufacturers i'm the East we
snnN s we can oher inducements TO all those who may
ayor us with CALL in any thing pertaining to our line
VI y,. 9uslness. TiNGLE & MARSH.
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
WALL, PAPER.

OK mn PlECES-rersons wanting Wall Paper,
SO,OOO win please hear II in mind that the sub.
setibers have just received stock of fine and common
Wall Papers, Bordering aud Firesceens not surpassed
by any in the city in quality and vsrrty Prices sure
to he lower than elsewhere. T.. l.. WILDE & co.
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1855. cor. Main and Union SITS.
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Spring and Summer Hats 4 Cnns

RfCElVED this day fine stock of Spring and Sum.
IL mer Hat comprising IN part the following kinds.
Panam leghorn, Pedal, English Luton, Albon, China
Pearl and every kind worn during the summer season
Call and seethem s. ID. HARPER.
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Party Dresses.

I)lBBON striped Br0cade, and twisted silk Grena
IL dimes at less than New York prices, Light cooret
Glaee silks always worn sae cheaper than you car
buy them ewhhere-solliny on 10 qul-call al
Oct. l. 1852. JOllNsTONS'
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
ShalcLs.

RROCIE, Thibet, Bi'k and fancy silk, Grape, Pain
- Cashmere, and Long and square ShawIs, guaran
tied to he the best selected and cheapest in the city, I,
be found at the Cheap Store, sign of
Oct !, 1852. GOLDEN BEEHIVE.
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MR EEvMD~AH-

NHE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
ana customers that he has removed his manufactory
ca 10 nj all orders in his line of business fr
n hah1 large assortment of Copper Kettles Tin
ware in all its varieties either on hand or made IN ~
der at shor, notice. Particular attention maid To nonso
work, Cutters, Spouing, etc. ~
Shee, IRON ork made to order. Lead Pipe Hydrants
WIN despatch. Persons wanting anything in the above
me would do well to call and examine the quality and
prices before purchasing GEO " J0IiWSnyy anu
apr 30, 1852. Ia MARIE, 80,
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Always I'm advance

nuR Palm Leaf Shaws were all sold last year. bu
~ We nave another style ~ eH, Aare yet-come and
Seethen'' (ocIl) I'll; JOHNSTON, Jr, l0s Main st.
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III AunWAhE, oueensware. Glassware. T.h,a o.,
Jms' Iefeved al Osborns's lot of ns,o,,sd SAT-
ble salt. "oaes OF hne Tia.
a.. clsinvilie, JuIy.o, Iesa - osboRNE
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Literary Depot Removed,
NEW ElRNV.

las. II, McMEClIEN having associated with him in
~ the Periodical business, MIR. Andrew Morrow of
Ishnrgh, the establishment viii be removed on or about
the Isl oi july TO one OF the rooms under the Nc
House opposite the Post Office, when the business will
he carried on under the ames of Nc cMechen 81 Morrow
Mr Marrow having been heretofore engaged in the sale
and delivery ol g. Virtues, and J. Tails & Co.'S Illus
Tated Publications, that business will hereafter be mer
ged IN the Literary Depot and the same works will be
delvecdt to subscribers or at the Depot they NAV dc
sire Mr. McMechen, feeling gra,efnlt TO his customers
Tor past avors would solicit Continuance of the nat
ronsge in behalf of the firm Every pains viii be
taken Ia give entire satisfaction.
AS II VIII he necessary TO close up the business of the
late concern those who know themselves to q ndebtrd
to the same are respectfully requested call and settle
Julyo, 1859, McMECllEN IL MORROW
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GUNDRY's MERCANTILE Co1IEcF.
Appollo Building, Northwest corner 9Th and
Walnut, Cincinnati, 0.
Incorporated 1sas.

the snner;o r ol tne public is respectfully eaIod II,
for te a in thorough practical nSn,s,
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Spring styles Of SILK HnIs Ear IsSo.

THE FIRST IN MARKET
oSI reed from New York, Beehe C co.'s sprnp stvle
OF SIX iiats-a hat that cannot he slrpa ssed in br
lahGy.-Aiso, alot of the PhadeIphia STYLES. Call and
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1859. SD. USRPEp
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AfantfHas.

RICIi plain and Watered silk Mantillas, Rich Vel
~ vets, all colOrs, Blue Silk aud Satin, fO
Manlss with frngcs, lace and ,rnmingst to match, al
Oct. !, 1851. STONE &yTHOMAS.
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RihhOns. Kihhnns. A.

FEW pieces of Ribbons which are the rage bor
"A now, are on hand yet-haf price. Chinese carfs
and lots of other nice things, cheap for cash-ca at
Oct. l, 1852. JOllNSTON'5, 1852 Main ST.
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rHEs.SuHs Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills. a.
s'" ALEXANnERS
Drug Store
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Oniuious of the Press.
~AMHAH nG IL NOIe

The above business will he carried on by JOHN T..
PRINT in the old stand opposite to j. PATToNs store
Where lie will he found at all times to wait those hat
NAV favor him with call in the above business. From
his long experience in the business, he hopes he will
share portion of the public patronage
Dee r. 1852 JOHN l.. FRINT.
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TODD & DEVOL,
Carpets.

BEAUTIFUL Ingram Carpets, an auction lot very
- cheap; 800 y'ds Hemp do, very CHEAP; a good
sortment OF Rag do. Al STONE & THOMAS.
Oct. l. 1879.
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Mems Roots.

1DO PAIR mems thick Roots.
l-U Go" gents
Just received,
oei' !, ieo'. TODD * DEVOL,
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tNOR RENT. the Store on CARY street =,
present occupied nv ". Blair. ros.r.s,e.,. ..',
Isl January next. Apply Ia
~ 10 IOHN II. CEAIRnRNr
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

s-s 9 -. Is,o. ~ ALLEGHENY Cry. FA--Sone
So, e.. 30, NOTICED thata slave mother and her
se ss, had been rescued at Allegheny city,
"a so,a the charge of MAJ, named Stevenson, On
b. sssis ~. 10 sa'i ase rs. s' @h t
aa.sar ronfiaued there until Tuesday last. when
~ ss.srenson returned to claim them The moth
~ ,.,nressssi hersef as nxieus to accompany min
n Baltimore and with Mr. $. went in search OF her
slation of that city. A. soon IA the arrival OF Mr.
: h,e anne known. mob of blacks assembled ami
raade 4 desperate attack upon him with stones
clubs. &c. by which he received several wounds
No drew ni.tol 10 defend hialse but 1t missed
g.. ,r;,o paJir, IN the meantime arrived on the
s.at and restored quc; by srrestins six q the riot
,rs who were ined by the MAYOR for disorderiy
enn,,nc,. Legal proceedings. Il i said, viii be III
s,i,n.ed 70 recover possession % the slaves.
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Gen o. Hinton, the celebrated Ohio Mail rob-
her WHO was arrested some two or three years
since II Ohio, and afterwards released on bait and
LETT the country orteting his bail bond, has been
arrested ia California. He went first TO Cuba then
to California, and afterwards to Oregon, where he
kep: public house for some time. Lately. how
eve, be has been sojOurning in California, under
the assumed name of Samuel G. Gordon. hut was
recognized by form er citizen OF Columbus as the
vcyita5i, Hinton. Il is understood that he will
shorty be brought hack 10 Ohio for trial
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EDUCATION.
n NU,It.l.E GRAMMAK So

4 NJlLEl1E %lskAMAlAkw - CsH4J4)l L.
school. FOR BOYS. Richard II L. TiuIiE. A.
d., PRfECIPAL.--MR.TI CHE. finding II imrossible
toeoplete his building on Franklin street, between
9th and 7h sreets TO be ready open school ia
Il by the 18th inst las Hdyertisfd) begs to inform his
irienda and The public generally, that on THURS
his School, for the present at his residence In Frank
lin street, between 9Th and 9Th sreets the house
recently occupied by Mrs. DIR. Clark Grntlem.n
wishins to entsrpupils will please call on the Pr
cipa his residence, tFyaabi, betpeen 5th and ga
where he may be seen at all hours address him
through the Post Office. Box 327.
THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION win furnish
complete preparation for any class in College and
will embrace the Modern Ian guag es and ali he
mon. useful and ornamental branches which are Of
value in the mental training of the pupil or for tbs
practical purposes of life Special attention viii be
Spelling and Arithmetic; and no exertion will IL,
spared IN drilling the your ger pupils before advance
ment TO the higher classes
Composition and Defamation viii be reoui-aa az
all the pupils once week.
TERMS PER ArsuN:
boarders Will be charged $50 for board washing
&c aud for full course Of tuition in every 5ranr IN
cbudine attendance upon scientific Lectures
oisssles ana Mathematics in Senior Depart
Classics and Mathematics in Junior Depart
Common English Education 70
Mr. MuRFEE, distinguished graduate of the Viz
gina Military Institute, viii teach Mathematics in
Mr.. JOSEPH MICHARD. ST., viii teach Modern
Languages.
The PRINCIPAL will teach the Classics: and IN the
English Department will make Reading, Writing
asd Spelling the objects of his special attention.
THE DISCIPLINE OF THE SCHOOL, though
firm will be mild; and Mr. Tighe having succeeded,
during the idst8 years. in maintaining both in rth-
efn and Southern Schools, the strictest and most
perfect discipline, without resorting to corporal pun
tshment, doubts not his ability to preserve it by the
same methods
N. Bit may. perhaps, be wen to remark that, in
his intercourse with boys, interference whatever
will be attempted with the peculiar teuets of any
denomination of Christians
For list of References &c. &C., advertiseme Mt
in the Daily Richmond Enquirer Circular
SO lS-20t*
Z. S.-The uniform viii be disnensed with
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T,xc,, OF ruE GREAT REPUBLrc.-This mag
;scs,, sn. the larges. clipper in the world, viii
- ,s,,nchcd from the ship yard Of Mr. ID. Mckay,
II Fas, Boston Oh the ith OF October. She Is be,
iween 5000 and 1000 tons s,o"sgc capacity, and IL
IT, She il ,25 feet long, 53 wide, and 30 deep.
Nth ,or,r decks Mr.. Mckay her owner aud de-
s.sneg intends TO sail her himself that is to trans
art her business. and 5he will be commanded by
his brother formerly Captsin of the Sovereign OF
me seas" When Tilted ont. she viii proceed TO
New York, and there load tor San Francisco-i3os.
saa
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The first sod of t.e European and North Ameri.
can Railroad was turned on Wednesday last at
81 johns, n t., by Lady Head, assisted by the
Lie1tenant Governor, 10 the presence of about a5
ooo persons. The grand procession of the trades
Are companies. msSons, *, accompanied by bands
bricl and suite were present The railroad com
rapy gave a lunch to their distinguished guests.
&C. s; which about 500 were present A grand
bali anj fireworks closed the gala
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Tn" Tribune unite s.anus, THAT among the pas
sener-s ior Europe in yesterdays steamer were
Mr. aad Mrs. VIM. Z. Morgan. The report is tnat
ti:ey mad settled their differences at least made
truce and came tiom Newport together.
..Nale a truce" we understand.-N !. Erpress
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Tho 81 Louis Intellgencer states that there
hsvn been no lives los, ON the Mississippi aud is
tributaries by steamboat, disasters since the first OF
January, when the Steamboat Law went into Ell
feet IN some OF its important provisions, whereas
during the same period in 1859 than FIVE hun
dred Ewes were destroyed in that manner. 1t at,
tributes the change to a new feeling OF rcsponsi-
hity o., the part Of steamboat managers.