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PERMANENTLY located in this city =, olT q Eehogs
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY ., 1858.

G-"THE COUNTRY DOcroR." whichwe publish
to-day, is capital story. drawn. we have no doubt
from real life, and not bit overdone.
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For BnItimore, WushinEfon. PhiIaleI06i1
and New York
49, sS.5zsSss E55.2. 81 - "a


StSdL through Line Tor the East.
tNHE baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling IN
i Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
ronen Ra Road at the Junction atey called the RELAY
housc9 miles nom baltimore, and with tile Philade
Rha and Baltimore Rail 10 Philadephia
The great tunnels upon the limo are now compoted and
the whole road is in fine condition. presenting one os tho
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
anu through tickets from these places baltimore
or on the boats. 80 - 49, es''
The express mail leaves Wheeling daily at
PAST D. A. M ana arrives at Cumberland C20f mlesO at
r. NJ and allowing two hours there, Baltimore
l3oV nilcs at a. the next morning, making the pas
without charge i'''
Passengers and baggage transferred TO the cars for
at the Junction and for Philadelphia, Bal
nmore, without extra charge. Travellers allowed am.
pie time and opportunity at all points obtain their meals
through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, (with
privilege OF lying over anywhere the route IS 6O-to
Washington $3.50 to Philadelphia, SlO-to be had or
board the steamers OF the Union Line Onthe Ohio ard
tho Rail Road Agents at Wheeling e. b. F0Rp) & Mounds
VILE mar WM. PARKER, Geu'l. Sup't.
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RAILRoAD BRIDGE DEsrRoYED-The bridge lat
Mesale, Eve miles from the city on the Balti-
more and Susbuehana railroad was DESTROYED by
fire at IL o'cock yesterday morning. 1t took FIRE
from locomotive. Weare informed that TEN.
porary footway has already been constructed, and
that no delay wall be experienced by passenger
trains. Engines and cars will be provided on both
sides, and the trains will be enabled to arrive and
depart asuspal, a large force has alIeady been
sst to work 10 replace the bridge and il will be
far completed by Wednesday morning as to allow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
Senatorial Election.

The election for Senator on the 26th of this
month, promises to be quite interesting. There
have been no teguaE nominations, and the candi-
dates are running on their own hooks exclusively.
Edgington and S:eenrod, both of Ohm county, are
the prominent champions. The latter is the avow-
Ell opponents OF the right of way and the repre-
sentative in particular of Ohio county interests
as opposed to those of Brooke and Hancock; the
former has incurred the deadly hostility of the
Wheeling interest by his past advocacy of the
right OF way, and may be considered committed
10 the interests of Brooke and Hancock beyond
any probable contingency. They are both expert
enced IN the business of eleciionee:ing, and have
each many friends, That the contest promises to
Ice warm and close. 1t has assumed local char
octer altogether, being OF less than trial
oil strength between Wheeling city, and the bal
ence OF the District. Political issues and predi-
lections TO be entirely laid aside at least in
the two communities of Welsburg and Wheeling.
Mr.. Steenrod receives the cold shoulder here from
the old Stand-byS Of democracy, who for many a
tay have marched shoulder to shoulder together,
and III times past voted for him, while in Wheel
ing the case is similar in regard to Mr.. Edginston.
The former, we understand makes no concealment
OF his intention, il elected under the ci1cumstan-
ceT, 10 go Tor every Ohio county measure without
regard to the balance of the district; and seems
rather TO glorfy i'll the fact that numbers and posi-
lion render him in measure independent of the
masses in Brooke and Hancock, although he seems
somewhat anxious for their support II he is elect
ed under the present issue, it will be demon
Slraton OF the necessity for ultimate secession for
1t will prove the utter imposSbiIity of our obtain
ing senatorial representation, whenever Wheeling
may choose TO tell that we have paramount
interests TO those which we, ourselves, see prop
or TO advocate. Local div SONS are always to be
deprecated, but under The present circumstances,
II is the manifest duty of every living man out OF
wheeling, 10 rebuke by his vote the arrogant sell
hshneSS which characterizeS that city.
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RAILROAD Conference.-The Chicago Journal
after giving the verdic; of the Coroner jury says:
Here ends the first lesson-but the end is not
yet! The engineers and CONDUCTORS now IN con
finemen' will be retained there-uness released
on bail-by the Coroner, to await an examination
before the Grand Jury OF the Cook county Court
y: Common Pleas, which holds It's next session ON
the 18th CT May.
Suits will also, in all probability, be commenced
against both companies by individuals, forprvate
damnges-and 1t is not unlikely that the Roads
themselves may get at loggerheads worse than ev
er, over the question as 10 who shall pay the dam
ages for property destroyed, and to which compa-
ny does the right of way belong?
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EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
e LIAS ID EW d. CO.,
MAMIE A CrEHIIS HSls 9 M

1A1b6 0ASA FACTORY.
E. LII Il S ID f. W f c. o.,
MANUFACTUREIss OF
doors, Moutdings, Sash and Venitian Shutters,
cES }1fo WHEELING SHEaLnaG5' va.
HAVING completed extensive Factory, we are
IL now prepared TO fill all orders for Sash and Doors oil
All extra sizes OF Doors sashes suitable to open
fronts, DC, made to order. Every variety OF noudnss
Every variety OF ri asters and Archraves made to or.
dor Aso Vcnittan shutters, either stationary
The propretors patrons and the public
That the above named articles from the
very best and latest improved styles An
s win DE to promptly and goods well packed
NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
UST received by Express this day. my second stock
OF Bonnets entirely styles, also, Grape shawIs
summer Silks tissues, and other seasonsble goods:
ma9-2wd ALEX. HAYMAN.
American and Foreign Agency.
IN WASHINGTON, b. C.
WE undersigned offers his services in the prosecution
4 OF claims before Congress and the several Depart
ens anu Tor the transaction of any business requiring
attention Mt the capital.
Persons having business with the Patent Indian Land,
or Pension Offices, OF the Departments the
ernmen or in the Supreme Court or the United States
may rely on prompt and faithful attention their in
Enjoying an extensive Foreign acquaintance, will un-
or MONEY 10 nosop H9 sac
will be paid 10 the collection Of all Foreign
CORRESPONDENTS Will be furnished with special refcreu
IN whatever State they ay reside: and in the pron
inent cities OF Europe. ,.,,,.
oihce on ii street, between 9Th anu 10th.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
WARRINGTON
Hon. John w. Maury, Mayor;
Baron Won Gerolt, Prussian Minister;
Henri Bosch Spencer, Belgian Minister;
Gen. Winfield Scott,
Gales & Seuton;
Colcorand Riggs, bankers;
Chubb Brothers;
Joseph Henry, ILL., D.
LoSpoN-Joseph K. lngersoll, American Minister.
The Prussian
Lieut. c OIL Sykes, East India eonnanv.
Joseph Hume, NJ Pr
Alb. Fonblanque, Boa Il ofTrade;
Edwin Chadwick, Board of Health;
George Peabody, banker.
PARIS-William G. Rives;-Theod Say;
NJ. De Jonnes;-A. NJ. Query;
I'm. Lafayettei-Livingston, Wells & Co.;
LEtPZto, SaXoEy-Dr. Fiugc.
BERLIS-Earon H humboldt;
N. Decentralization. Won Ramer;
HAvRE-Lor. Draper. ma9-3t
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HARRIET BEEcnER SrowE.-The reception OF
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, at Liverpool, is re-
ported at length in the English papers. To an
address OF welcome delivered by Mr.. McNeile.
Professor Stowe made reply, manifesting consid-
cradle enthusiasm, if not fannticism.
Mrs. Stowe, after remaining in Scotland, was
expected IN London early in May, as her husband is
TO be present at meeting of the Evangelical
Union OF England, cary in the month, and is. be-
sides. to take part in the proceedings of several
OF the May meetings at Exeter Hall, 1t is expect
England to return to America before August, hay-
ing engaged TO visit Cork and other towns i'll Ire
land: Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe will be the guests OF
the Rev. Thomas Binny on their arrival in London.
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SCHEMES Of EMaryIand Stale LOteTIes t;Tsris
we have selected the best TO venture IN nc CSmrif
Maryland, drawn under the supeEyISoHo U,y,I \!
sloNers elected by the State, and each uekei
them, (none Others being LegaL) .,,. s,rrslJ Or
To those who have not the means 10 ven;s iT,Wlg
not disposed to do, will find small lolIs. ue me
every week, and TO those who may wish 70 [sEsE
largely, will find some OF greater masnnSS$ So
price, from 81 to s. and larger ones from gl;ny al
packages from 81 $40. We would ipSIastsso1s 10
your attention to packages the most he amount
the purchasers, they may have about MIC S,r q tick;
OF tickets IN packages for the sane M owret ssS
package, entitled to all that may be dIawhO
$40 Halves and quarters in proportion -, nothing b.:
refer to the official accounts OF the geniz
many prizes sod by u, we are aeus Ss , rcsOe Y
it is much to our advantage TO make inc ain cTed
lection for our correspondents. as we tbeIeU mast P
and on the renewal eashtng prizes axe bsiRess "a
it, and IRON an experience of IL years IN tn one imO
ter ourselves our judgement in selection Vi s'N
lance. ,.,. RsDksin "
10 Bank notes or drafts on any solvent a., ,ieEe dit
United States, received by US in payment U' reeeived
er 81 nsy or by the Package. Postage STAMPS IL orwaE
odd amounts Orchanee. Our monthly elteulA -
ed to all who desire it, free OF charge 1I,sss yUi
For good prizes, and PROMPT atten IvnoD d Co..,
orders to SMALL n; Iin,ole Nd
=
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
=, DEIML & LEDGER, Proprietors.
The public are resnectfullY infnrrel that


w. NJ. PAULL1N,
M@Nl@6Hsa srG sTf. VII ASCEND in his
Erom WHEELING. on Tu ESDAY, the eith day OF Nav,
eS 1ehg ms Jour hundred aud forty raI Ex
the imitation of the Balloon, will be exhib
HYDROGEN MENAGERIE, ~
OF lniiated Elephants, Whales Serpents and Oriental
In the evening with the most brilliant
gheny mountains. - ~ 0
For particulars bills orthe day.
% cents. ~ s7" >oo Pii'c-
Tickets to the fire works. 90 cents.
mao SIN. BROOKS Agent &
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$4,000. Tickets only S3!.
GRAND CONSOL'D LOTTERY OF MI.
CLASS N.
To he dra,cn in the city Of Baltimore, Nd
SATURDAY. MAY, 2Sth, 1S53
GrurHTE
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MAMMOTH I,OTTERY.

This list is the price of whole tickets, and Pal1i.
of whOes. Halves and quarter tickets, either sRy 0:
the package. in proportion,
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" mi ratfIlnr Sleet inSt noneC boI
not that soothing Effect which thew bav. e to n aa
who lies snug and warm and irresnonsihle in HE
couch sWhot, said .;fthat child sha,,ia a nae
though INV neglect viii it absoIve e sro
inality because the parents are poor? Twill 90. I
must:' With that IIeaped out again, kindled a
match, and went down into my Office. Not choos-
ing to wake my man Flummery, or to disturblny
old horse, w no was craunchine his oats and hons,
ed for the night, 1 took my Stick and set out to
walk. The snow-water went through nv shoes
like a sieve; my neck and bosom were Instantly
covered with seet. Nevertheless. had SOM. bn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-27

THE WooL-PULLING The dark feature In thii
case was exhibited at the Mayors Court on yester
day. Thomas Mosby, the slave formerly in the EN-
ply OF Clark g. Hatcher, who, at various periods,
stole quantities of wool from bags which he carted
to the Virginia Wooden Factory, and then sold them
to Mrs. Ca,harne Houston, who was, on Tuesday
sent on for examination before the Grand Jury OF
the Hastings Court in February next for receiv ing
said stolen wool, was yesterday, brought before
the Mayor on the charge of stealing the aforesaid
wool. Mosby, as we have already stated, received
pay for his wool in snacks and drinks On yes!er.
day the Mayor ordered him to be wooded at the
whipping post, in the amount of 80 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-27

tg VALENTINES, VALENTI MIS-
An assortment of Valentines that cannot be sur
passed in the city, consisting of the usual variety of
comic aud Sentimental. together with Envelopes
OF all sz.s Letter and Valentine Writers, Notices,
&c, will be opened in few days at SMITHS
Newspaper aud Chap Book Establishment, oppo-
site the American Hotel
The public respectfully invited to call and
examine, as no charge will be made for looking
Do not fail to give me q call.
LEWIS L. SMITH,
Opposite American Hotel.
New Books and Newspapers are received
by every steamer and mail train ia 25-3t
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Change of HOurs.-1ncreased
49, Rate of Speed.-See what Adams 81
Co. are doing for their patronsl The Express now
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock NJ, in charge of ex-
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich
mond at SIX A M. Goods ordered by this morn
ings mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice. that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts England, Ireland ana Scotland for sals
at this office. ADAMS d. CO,
nos k4th street, Richmond, Va.
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GOVERNMENT ESvELoPEs.-It is said that
Mr.. Nesbitt, the contractor for the prepaid
Government envelopes, has at length bro.
duced an Embossed stamp which is satisfactory
to the Postmaster General, and the manufac-
ture OF the envelopes will be Immediately com
menced. Ii is not expected, however, that
they will be ready for delivery before the frs,
ofApril. A'
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ExPoRTs-During the present month the follow
ing vessels, fully freighted, cleared for foreign
ports: British brig Haulsport, Captain Holmes, for
Halifax, with 25 boxes manufactured tobacco, SOC
bbls. -four, and 5000 bushels of bran Also, the
British brig George Washington, Captain Mich eni
for Matauzas freighte1 with nails, hoops, &C. Also,
the brig Victorine Captain Watts, for Rio de Ja-
metro with 1856 barrels of flour.
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DAGUERREOTYPES,

Would you keep tn Use priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholdng,
Forms and faces long since mouldingP
MoULsoN can take, with brief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever
A truthful, lifelike, finely finished portrait or
miniature of a relative friend, severed from us
by distance or death, who would no, prize and de
sire to possessi A clear, rich toned, durable Da
guerre0type is an object rarely seen. But MOUL
SON'SPictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits is ONLY
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to cali
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO M ain
street. dea
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DRUNK-John Massie, miserable and degrad ed
specimen of humanity, was found wandering in the
vicinity of the cage Tuesday night, by the watch
men, bareheaded and without stockings or shoes
He was promptly and hunaney conducted to the
cage, and on yesterday, discharged by the pattern al
Mayor with the appropriate admonition to go and
sin no more
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PARIS FAsHIoSs.-A charming little gar.
ment is now in high fashion, this Turkish
jacket, large and quite straight behind, and
with sleeves open at the elbows it is worn at
home over a rich toilet, on receiving the first
corners at a ball or party. This jacket is
mostly made fred or white cashmere, trimmed
with gold or silver ribbon, and little fringe TO
TO match. For Older persons black cashmere
is worn with black braid and gold pattern.
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STATUARY-G rOupe No. IL -"Feeding the Mul
ttude."-Itis, of course, only the opening of this
miracle that can be here noticed. We see the
Master and his disciples-the crowds seated up on
the ground-and the few loaves and fishes and in
all this minds become deeply interested, mas
much as it is suggestive Of the greatness of the
miracle which cannot be presented. The five
thousand "men, besides women and children, did
all eat and were filled" The miracle lay in the in
crease of food. Not only were they all satisfied
but 'they took up of the fragments that RENAME d.
twelve baskets full In this was manifested the
Saviour's generosity; there should be not only
enough, but to spare.
Group No I2-Peter Walked on the w G
have here the representation of another mirac lie
wrought by the Saviour Immediately after til g,
which we have just examined. Courage" it has
been said, was Peters master grace; and beyon
all doubt he possessed it in very large mea .ure.
Group No 13-Gtuing Sight to the BIind.-T he
readiness with which the Saviour gave relief to the
suffering, is beautifully seen in the history given
US Of this event. The disciples We're dispose tc
laise some curious questions about the origin Of
the mans misfortune but he had no sympathy
with them One WHOSE way was hedged up, sal
before him asking relief, and he would give his at
tention to no impure matter.
At 2 o'clock on Friday afternoon, the children Of
the Protestant Orphan Asylum will visit this exh
btion, and on Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, the
children attached to the Catholic Asylum viii also
visit the exhibition. Manager Tully, very literally
has given them free admission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-27

1t is little singular that, in almost all cases
the formation of church choirs is the begin.
ing of trouble in worshipping congregations
Why is thisl Harmony. should not be the
difficult, we believe, to find church which
at some time or other, has mol been disturbed
in consequence of discussions among its sing
ing members.
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49, NimbIe Sixpence Better than a
D>-lA Slow shilling.-Save your money by
buying where you can get good articles at very
low prices. Just take pleasant promenade to No
PIT Main street, and get some Of those great bar
gains it will do you good and satisfy you that the
above motto true, and that this is the place to get
anything in the way OF Clocks, Watches, Jewery,
Perfumery and fancy articles, cheaper than any.
where else. DON'T forget the place.
s.. MOUNTAIN a. co,
No PIT Main street, between 9th and 10th SITS.
la 2Q-Gtt
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LOCAL MATTEH5.

sHrr ON.-The continued case OF "inia" ~
Willis, charged with beating Joseph Arno'a
most inhuman manner on the 18th inst, In nis "a ~
house, came up before the Mayor yesterday ""
Arnold appeared in court, but was very paie snu
weak of appearance, appearing to sui1r sres"5
from his wounds. He stated that, as ne was s'ano'
ing near his house on the 18th instant talking WI u
a Mr. Lipscomb, MIR Willis came up to him ana
spoke 70 him concerning warrant which Mr. ar.
mold had previously gotten out against "iiis' ana
at the latter part of his address remarked, you son
of BIB, you have procured warrant tor my ar
rest, and intend to kill you" Mr. Arnold farshe
stated that he had s24 in his pocket when he was
struck, and that on coming to himself next morn
ing, he only had two dollars in his possession
Mrs Lipscomb deposed to seeing Willis strike
Arnold, and then to bis going away. She knew
nothing of the origin of the difficulty at the time OF
its occurrence between Willis and Arnold.
Mr. Lipscomb stated that he saw Willis strike Ar
mold but did not see him touch Arnold's pockets
Was there all the time, AID was certain that WINS
did not take any money from Arnold
DR. Power, the attendant physician OF Arnold
stated tina, he was called to visit Mr. A., and found
him very badly beaten.
The examination then terminated and the Mayor
sent Willis on for examination before the Grand
Jury of the Hastings Court to meet in Fe bIuary
next Willis was admitted to bail in the sum OF
S500
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II To the Pablic.-Your attention is In
vted TO the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MINIS a. WATSON are daily Issuing from
their gallery. No 35h Main street. Mansion House
daily, are heard 10 exclam thew are the heat I've
ever seen; they are certainly tee most natural
iooktng eyes ever saw. rs we have neye. re.
sorted to hutnbug tried TO write ourselves into
hoslce, we ask the public to call and judge Tor
are as low as any in this city. Don't forget the
pace, Ms 353 Main street, Mansion House.
Ho " MiNNIS d. WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-27

Hiram A. Hastings, an able member of the
New York bar, died at Panama on the 9Th inst
He held a consulship in one of the West In
dia Islands, under Mr.. Van Buren's admins
tratiun.
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- The astonishing Cures performed

H The astonishing Cures performed
on persons residing 10 our own city, by Carter,s
spanish Mixture, in a large number of cases OF
almost hopeless diseases, has excited the utmost
wonder In the public mind. Neuralgia, Rheuma
tism, Feyers, Eruptons on the skin, Liver Disease
Scrotuia, Kidney Diseases Ulcers, Old Sor es Mer.
cariai Disease, and Female Complaints, yield to
this singular remedy like magic.
The public are requested to observe that the evi.
dences IN favor of Carriers Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen of high standing In this CITY, VINO
have either been cured themselves or who have
cured others by its use and in that respect differs
from the number of medicines puff ID up by Ger
Ehcates from persons in parts unknown
AZ For thirteen years this valuable article has
neeh benetittlng the public, and hundreds have
thanked the inventor for restoring health when
despair had wei nigh driven to the grave.
Recoect that each bottle bears the name of
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
No 1875 Main street, Richmond.
bottles for IS.
Sold BY all Druggists in ,hs city and elsewhere
ia IL
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Ii. w. STAkhE, Attorney at
~ Law and Notary Pubiic.-Practces
in all the Courts of Henrco County and Richmond
city. As a Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, dn or out OF
his office Proof and Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &c. Claims Tor coliec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended TO.
Office removed to No 81, three doors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de- 1-ly