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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-26
DEBILITY FROM ONE or TIE OLDEST MAG
lsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Sep. Ii, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrayi feel It duty to make
known the benefits have derived from Dr. HAMPTON
Tncure For length OF have been subject ogrea
muscular power and great debility OF the
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with palpation and tiu
tering oil the heart such sudden attacks
cason scarcely get home. Ia making mention oil
nv case TO friend, referred to Joseph K. Staple
ion ESQ an old and highly respectable citizen of Ba
more, who had used the TinctGre under similar cTcgm
view OF some minutes fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues of the THcture, from the evidence before me- OF
his own person. who for some time previous, ndicateda
falling state health, put hearty, hale appearance
with the activity OF youth. l Immediately commenced
using the Tncture and took the contents OF one
bottle ny strength renewed aud can walk as brisk
and am as active was twenty years ago. This Tine
Ie is he grand restorative OF the digestive organs,
which, when destroyed the whole system is in state of
suffering. =. :, A.. =,
ny Ut. hanptoh' sH0 WIN. A. sCHAEFFER.
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n1-The next General Convention of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, will meet in the city of
New York, on the 9Th of October next.
uA general meeting of physicians in favor of
the medical reform, was held in New York on
Monday, but nothing of moment was accomplish
ed.
pRhubarb is not only good to make pies, but
it appears that is employed in Paris 10 make
wine.
G-The race run by time on the "course of hui
man events" has been fairly won by the tele-
graph.
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CtAsToR Oil; Ess. Peppermint, hM ozeni M'Lane's
" Pills, and Myers ext ofSersapa:N1 Tor sale by
10 J. B. VoWEs.. q Union :.
CARBoYs Muriatic Acid, in store and for sale By
II sGus19 KRLLs q CALDWELL
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Tobacco TobacooI! Tobaoco!!!

WE would most respectfully the attention of Mer
wv chants and Grocers to our very large and gcner?
stock Tobacco Cigars, Snuff ETC., and such other ar
cles legitlmately belong to regular
Wholesale TObnccO House.
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THE LONDON
Watch and Jewelry Store.


"a Joors from Baltimore opposite fountain Hotet,O
. BuitimOre.
tF spbsorber after twenty years. experience in the
cites Of Europe would inform citizens and strangers
who are in want good watch that for quality Of WORK
isities for obtaining FINE LONDON WArcHEs, which few
IN this country possess, being personally acquainted win
tbs most eminent London manufacturers. s-srt.s
IHe AiVS -f7GE5 j. ALEXANDER,
Late of j. NJ. FTeneIr's Royal Exchange, Jeitdon:
mFFfne Watches aud Jewery repaired properly. ~ Al
L6ndon Watches sold at this establishment, warranteo
free OF cost for four years. seplo-i!o
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DIR, Gordon Harris,

PFicEGRaitimoTe LOCK- Infirmary, No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the Exchange Buildings, baltimore
practical experience of over 90 years enables Dr. a.
cases. which havO long been yielded by regular rhysl
clans the hands Qunckcry He may be consulted con-
fiden!ialIy, either in person or by letter.
Persons Mt distance cured at home by addressing
letor Dr. Harris, Baltimore Md. All communications
confidential remedies sent by mall to part s.
See advertisement on fourth page. anr4-ly
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Notice.

OFFICE B. q o. R. R. Co.
WHEELING STATION, Sep. /, 1883.
Change of Scheduled Passenger Train.
IN and after Monday next, the 9Th ofseptem-
-, the Passenger Train will leave this Station at
w. clock and 5 minutes, a. NJ, Wheeling time.
J.B. FORD, Agent.
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TTIHE undersigned wish to purchase DRY COWS, for
Grazing and will pay good price for them.
= ee' HUMPHREY q HULL,
ivt5 dS,ytf Wheeling.
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Anspaoh. Brother q {

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No 7e North Third ST. corner of Cherry, Philadelphia
Tohn Alspach, Jr.. John F. Jacoby;.. James NJ Reed
William Anspach;.. Henry b. Farman. sep17:d6m
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around-Iet the afflicted hear the glad tdings! This is
but the sentiment of thousands: ,,.. 100,
Messrs Mortimer &c MowbTay: Gentlemen.Haying
hereby for benefit of the afflicted take great pleas.
e in that after usinga few bottles of your
TinctuTe found ii had accomplished perIcc;
cure have used different medicines from time to time,
and il is blessing stricken humanity that that medi
cine is found which possesses tie wondrous power
longing human life The many cures 1t has wrought is
sufficient guarantee OF the benehcan results which may
he experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
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MICK EREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies ofthe
above articles from the East; which, together with other
kinds OF fish, are offered the lowest market prices
Orders respectfully solicited Entire satisiac ton garan
tied as to quality. CURTIS q BRADLEY iDIL.,
IA South ST., Baltimore.
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dies IA Oelg certain, less expensive, ana lea
wing the system in better condition. Let all interest
ed call and obtain pamphlet Greco containing amp:
proof rom the most respectable sources, OF the beneficial
results Of together with letters from highly expert
enced Physcinns WHO have used tin their practCc and
speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES-P d Peckham, NJ D, Utica Y.
d Fleming N d. Canandaigua. N Y.
NJ II Hills, NJ d, Rochester, N Y
ID Y Foote NJ D, Syracuse, N Y.
Prof Dunbar, NJ u, Baltimore, Md.
&c Orrck, NJ d, Baltimore, Md.
w w Reese, NJ ID, New York City.
w Prescott, NJ d, Concord Y.
JP Ncwland, NJ D, Utica, Y.
Rev CS Beard, Glenn Springs, G..
% Pamphlets gratis at our store,
BRENTLlNGER d ARMSTRONG, AS't
Druggists, Washington Hall, Monroe ST., Wheeling Va.
Also sold by M1CHEAL DUNN, Moundsvile, and by
most ortle leading Druggists in the adjoining countless
Letter addressed to care of 3lr. Curtis Hutch Age al
Rdren1d, Ohio-TO Dir. MARcHsl:-l have been len
years troubled with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uter
stmiserable lave had the attendance OF some OF the
best physicians, with but little successi the most tney
could do TO relicve-a out of the question
For five months before commencing with your meIclhe
few steps time, and scarcely went out OF doorsn
short, was completely Frustrated, both In body and
mind, and expected to drag out the rest OF my days IN SUI
Eerlng and misery. But, reading your advertisement,
induced TO try invaluable medicine called Ue.
rne Catholicon the last 1t had not used 1t
week before felt like another woman: by the use OF
in the family with ease and could walk any where In the
ncgLborhoOd without injury Nothing but sense OF my
duty you and to the afflicted has induced to state my
10 the public safely recommend the prepara'
'0'' ~ ~ (signedS AIRS. SARAn A. B1sHop.
Freedom, Portage county Ohio Dec. 81 1883
j. b. MARCHISt d Co., Proprietors,
Aug 2-6m. Central Depot, 304 Broadway, ~ Y.
Af1CKEREL, HERRING, AND COD FISH
THE subscribers constantly receiving supplies OF
above articles from the ast which together with other
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CAUTION EXTRA

sHH.El.- CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promssory Note with the proprietors
written signature every genuine bottlo OF DR.. Morse's
lnvigorating Cordial
Tocounterfeit which rs forgery:
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wTAe cordist put up, highly concentrated, in pint
6otaSs 90 per bottle; two for So; sir or s1o
: ., q. 4 s q. II. RING, PToprietoT.t
1872 broadway, Nevv.York.
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Sold By the United States csnadaa
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ORIGIN OF THE yellow FEvER.-The New Or
leans Delta, is endenvoring to refute the Eenerall
received opinion that the yellow fever is of local
origin, rather than Of a communicable and i'm
portable character, remarks as follows:
The recent spread of the yellow fever througl
the SouthM est and its appearance in towns which
in local peculiaIiteS, differ widely from New Or
leans have at least established one conSolatar
fact-and that IS, that the virulence of this dis
ease is not due to any local causes The idea
that the position of our city was unhealthy-tha
the SwampS were the sources of malaria and dis
ease, or that the atmosphere was poisoned by the
decomposition of the vegetable or animal matter,
or bv the defective draining is exploded The yell
low fever has proved quite as severe on high, airy,
dry positions, like Natchsz and Vicksburg-
on solid, sandy positions, exposed 10 the pure,
ebreZesof the sea, like Mobile and Pensacola-as
it has in this damp, low, Swampy locality. Elev-
en- deaths day in Natchez; out OF population
of 1900, exceeds the mortality of any day in this
citv during the epidemic. So much, then, for
the theory oflocal origin. We must discard that.
Other New Orleans papers take similar ground.
Tho Picayune, in the course of lengthy article
says:
1t islfLrther worthy of note that the meteoIolo-
gical conditions of the several places at which the
fever has appeared are veIy different from that or
New Orleans, ard some of them, moreover en-
trely different from those which are generally sup
posed essential to the generation OF the disease
How, then, shall the appearance OF the yellow te-
yer at these places be accounted for on the prnci
pie ofthe local origin of the disease? Either the
theories which have been advanced by the advo-
Gates of the local origin of yellow fever epidem
are altogether fallacous, and should be set entire
ly tsde in all future investigations, or at some OF
these places at least, the fever was not produced
by local causes. Il it were not generated by local
causes, it must have been of foreign origin and
imp rted iuto the place.
The Picayune argues in favos of the establish
mento of judicious system of quarantine.
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HGHIY IMPORTANT.

rFor sale by Kells & Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Paterson g Col Mig logan
q, co and Wheat e Chaplin. nale-om.
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BE WISE TU-OhY.
DaI,v In case of conservative tendency, is empha
eaiIy heath under ali ordinary treatment The hnnga
Tiaii Balsamis great ANTlDoTE as well as a.
TIVE. II you have any symptoms ABOVE =
ad vised in tins. So, - 1oL;i.J,
T. W. DYoTT & SONS, 1872 North Second St thllaaet
pha sole agents the United States, and Amer
lean Provinces to whom all future orders must DC
ed; Also for sale by druggists geneIsi Ey;c1r e. n
aenf7.staVT Pittsburgh, Pa.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Union LINE PACKET. -

Union LINE PACKET. e1-.-. -
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
1,,,.s.- Regular passenger packet J. NJ. ITnr-
I. riS Capt. X. l.. Haines, viii leave for The
k s75 above and places this day, 9th instant, at
7ISS81l3 O'Clock, r. NJ. liz 1T
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WINTER COUGH.

The harsh, dry, hacking, winter cough which ailct
OLD PEOPLE, and nvalids in low state OF heaItn !
bid mss and other foul matter; improves Ike disesv
organs and imparts life to the wan and emaclaee
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j. ISAAC 4 AoeE. HOGE& SON,
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
Marshall C. H., w., Mo1ndsDille, p. o :.
Ohio MARSHALL and wsszsl ad
Tand business. All kinds of land constantly for SAFE
ap21-1yd&tw
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AGEiNIS,
WHEEL1EG-Kells6 &, CALDWELL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brothers.;
2CINOINEATI-B.H 81. Meakings,
. CUMBERLAND-P. A.. Henly, & Co.
RALTIMoRE-S. s. Hanee. aept6sd:trwaW
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, SCrOfuln, Liver
G,on,nInfnt &c-FRoa THE METRoPoLIs,-Pass it
around-et the afflicted hear the glad tidings! This is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

T,1rsr From TIE D,spuTEp TERRlroRy
;, NEW MExIco.-The Mexican Governor,
T,,s. Of the disputed territory claimed by
coo.Lsne for the United States, arrived At ri
r., On the cath ult., with $50 men and ,5o
.a;csrs. TO command the levies of militia be
10. made upon FL Paso, la Real aud Since,
Ca, which place he had made a call for zoo
..., A letter from Ell Paso. dated April o..
1;ro< The following ridiculous reports as com.
. from Gov. Tnas, which would show him
:. he very gassy individual:
c.v. Trias reports The withdrawal of the
,,or,,sn Minister from Washington, war with
-. kc., sc. General Montenegro. with
: 661 a,en. is reported as en- route from Sonora
wv below 10 the copper mines. Gen. Morales.
a a'J 500 men, is expected daily from Duran.
The excitement in FL Paso is very great,
ssn oi al breathe war and death to los Ameri.
canes. ,,-
ms, f,a.a tue city Of Mexico, aud reports the
DECISION @, the Mexican Government 10 con
S;G.r i. = declaration e war the refusal on
H. oarf At lie United States Government to
,..9gnise the Bartlett and Condos boundary.
They tank they have oulYltted US, and mean
70 sci M great preilnsiOns in consequence.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsMrTEp ron THE DAILY nIspATcn
Arrival of the steamer Arctic.
Four Days later from Eurone


New YORK, May 29.-The steamer Arctic
mas arrived, with Liverpool dates 10 May Is.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, May lS.-Co,tou firm, with d
improving tendency. Sales of three days
amounted 10 90 900 bales. Trade in Manches.
Ter improving. Owing TO the Whitsuntide
holidays there has been little doing in the
markets. Breadstuffs quist, at prices favoring
buyers. CInsols 1905.
ihe very latest repor, of the Liverpool mar
"e. states that cotton was firm and in coed in
4u'ts-saies on the 18th probably 1000 bales.
HAvRE, May I4.-Sales of 5000 hs les Cot.
oon. Orleans s6f to 96:5O; Upland $3.50 to
'Vo' oh wednesday three per cents closed
al 0':4o' Tour and half per cents 100.
-, MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
nc steam sioop Phenix has been ordered
ny 'ne English government, to depart in search
OF Sir John franklin.
Raspael, the Socialist, has been ord.roa %
quit Brussels.
Inc court OF Madrid is greatly incensed q,
the appointment Of Mr.. Soule as Ams,,oa,
Minister. The papers strongly urge his reiec.
ton.
"A cotton factory, owned by Brigden, at Ii.
verpool, has been destroyed by FIRE, Loss
100000.
More trouble is reported at Milan. The mi.
lltary has been ordered out TO preserve order
The Tarkish difficulty is in course of salts.
factory adjustment.
Adviees from the Cape OF Good Hope state
that all the hostile chiefs have sent in their
submission, and the Kafir war may be consi.
dered suspended, for the present, at least.
By this arrival we have intelligence from
Buenos Ayres 10 the Sd of April. lore trou-
BILE was expected.
The report of the Rio Janeiro market for
April l4th, shows an active state of the coffee
market. Sales of the month us 900 bags.
The Arctic brings $50 passengers-among
them William c. Rives and Com. Aulick.
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Virginia Elections.

LYNcHBUBG, May g. $50 P. M.-Bocock' S
majority thus far 509-Palrick and one pre-
cinct in Halifax TO hear from. He is ii erefore
elected.
Wylhe, Carroll, Smythe, Washington, Mont.
gomery, Pulaski and Giles heard from. They
give Boyd majority of 1916.
Wing delegates elected from each of the
counties of Wythe, Smylhe, Washington ant
Montgomery.
Botetourt and Craig elect Wyle, Wing, IL
the House of Delegates, over Woodrum, Dem
Richeson, Dem, elected to the House @
Delegates in Amherst. Powells majorit.
about 200 for Congress. Irving, Wing, sup
posed TO be elected to the Senate from tn
Amherst district.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, Msy 2s.-Flour frm-sales of s50(
bbis at 81 90 for prime State, and 81 67a5 OCT for
Southern. Sales of Is 500 bushels white Wheat al
ll8sl20c. Sales Of 10000 bushels Corn at 6Oa62c
tor white and mixed, and Csc for yellow Dat.
ACC. Rye l0Cc Cotton is very firm and prices ful
as last Quoted-sales small Whskey 22a22ic
The Stock market to-day is firm. Tie Money
market unchanged
BALT1MoRE, Nay 28 Corn sold at 52a53c fol
white and 56s58c tor good to fair yellow. Some
mixed SOLD at D s52c per 6ushel.
No Wheat sold. We quote good 10 prime Md
red at l00ai05c; white do iu6all3c. as to aualit7
Sales of Pa. Oats at 42a43c; also We. at 56a3sc =
Md quoted at 37a39c.
There were offers to sell fresh ground Howard
St Flour at 81 90, but no buyers
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TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS II
n The Town of SiGney. ON the Planl


nj ORVlMOkE'S BITTER CORDIAL
vi AND BLOOD PURIFIER-Price. 81 per
Bottle Physicians Of the first standing In the
medical profession use and prescribe it as the most
ever known; while vast numbers who had LONG
suffered from diseases or complaints brought on by
sedentay habits, exposure Indigestion torpid state Of
the liver, impurities of the blood now look uron
this Cordial most mysterious and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers II standa
prominent In the treatment and cure of Neuralgis,
General Debility and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia
OF INDIGESTION Less of Appetite Acidity of the Sto
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow OF Blood to tn
Head, Costlveness or Irregularities of the Bowels
Peurisy Pains Misery in the Side or Region of the
Heart Fauency or Depression OF Spirits Palpitation
of the Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous System Cold Chilly Sem
satons or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs, Difficult
OF Profuse Expectoraton, Night Sweats Diseases of
the Heart or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Dis
of the Kidneys, Derangement or PROSTATE Com
diten of the Organs of Nature, which painful
Irregularities, especially with Females: producing
Debility and Prostitution of the Nervous System Pale
or SallOw Complexion.
MorIim0re's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used any state of health, by the
most delicate female child.
"a Prlce one dollar per bottle.
w. V. ALEXANDER l. Co., Proprietors, No. l Bar.
clay street, (Astor House,) New York.
% Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma-
tsm In all its FORMS either inlammatory, acute, or
chronic, difference how bad the case, how long
standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND which is vegetable extract sn internal re-
medy, prepared expressly for this one disease Ii has
already cured thousands who had long been crpples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
given by vast numbers of most respectable CT,
items.
Call and get circular and read the letters and GER
tiicates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
feet health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD L CO. sole Agents
for Richmond ap 20
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Melancholy DIsAsTER.-The schooner Geor-
ganna, Captain William Tarr, from the eastern
shore OF Maryland, capsizsd in Patapsco river on
Thursday night last, and four passengers were
drowned. Their names were William S Reeves, a
lad, Mr.. Viewer, aGerman, Mrs McCarty and Miss
Bridget keYnolds
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By Wellington GOddin.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL Adi0iniug fhe Civ af Rici.mo-d- pur

suant to deco OF trus. from Patrick OConnell,
ard Elizabeth his wife, bearing date the LIST day
OF december, la4l, and duly recorded in the Office
of tie clerk OF the County Court of Henrico on
7th February, 1852, for the purpose of securing to
Richard Darlington the payment of the Gums of
money therein mentioned, shall, at the request of
the said r A Darlington, proceed, on Thurs
day, the 9Th day Of June, 1858, at the hour of 4
Nd, upon the premises to sell to the highest bid.
der, for cash, all that separate lot or parcel of
ground described in the said deed, as zone other
lot or parcel of ground in the county of Henrico,
situated, lying and being at the southwest corner
OF Federal and Richard streets, fronting fifty three
feet on said Federal street, and running back one
hundred and sixty five feet to the line of (the
aforesaid) lot letter L." MBATES, Trustee.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN. Auct my27
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FOR BALuA.ORE AND PHILADELPHIA
x Amd the ohee opfs "a and F os.
WheeIGng, Cincinnattf and the south and
West generally, via Baltimore and the
Ohio RaIlroaa.-The Pocshontss, Capt Jones,
will receive freight this afternoon for the above
places, and up TO the hour Of l o'clock ? H. Tues
day, the 3lst inst.
Goods for the West and South, consigned to care
of Jacob Banah, Jr, will be forwarded promptly
freeof commission. LUDLAM IL WATSON.
nv 3U-2t
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Tater from RnennS lures.

BosToN, May u -Perrambuco letters received
in this city, daei April 25 state that the English
steamer which left Buenos Ayres April %, for Eng
land, had touched az that place. Her passengers
report that there was no change in the state Of
politics at Buenos Ayres. The city was still be-
6ieged. 1t is ntmated that Urquiza himself is now
opposed 10 the treaty OF peace, and it Was feared
that he might ioin ID besiegers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-30
Railroad accident.

BosToS, May 27.-The up train on the
Fitchburg railroad run off the track to-day ff-
teen miles below Fichburg. Several cars
were broken TO pieces, but the passengers for
iunately and almost mraculously escaped un-
hurt, except few slight bruises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-30

STORY SPoILED--The Boston Herald says the
Statement that the engineer Of train on the Bos
ton and Maine railroad had recklessIy dashed over
abridge on fire, thereby exposing the passengers
to iogs of e is incorrect In all its essential psrti,
cuars. The fire was discovered by the en- gineer,
aud Was put out with few buckets of water. No
injury was done to the bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-30
SECOND DESPATCH.


WASHINGTON, May 2S.-S F Shugut has been
appointed Chief Clerk IN the Patent Ofce, vice K
Weightmsn, removed.
Peel has been appointed Examiner in place
OF Renwick, resigned Captain Albert Herbert,
formerly of the Army, has been appointed Assis
tsnt Examiner, and Mr. Falls appointed to Clerk
ship in the place of Mr. Stansbury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-30
By James M. Taylor.
VALUABLE LOT on MAIN, BETWEEN

m
9th and 1 9th streets to lease at Auc-
tion.-On THURSDAY, I'd jane, commencing at
O'Clock, P NJ, upon the premises, will be leased
for the term OF five years that very valuable and
desirably located Lot of Land on the South side of
MAN, between 9Th and 10th streets adjoining on the
East the property of Messrs Hooker d Osborne
and fronting 27t feet and running back $50 feet to
an alley. Terms-a bond with approved security
for the punctual payment of the rent senannuay
will be required.
nv 30 JAS M TAYLOR Auct