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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

Look to your g oughs!
N<s all s9ti laborng Coughs Colds Hoarse
u ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &C. wa
would honestly recommend the use OF Bten.lingcrs Com;
pound Syrup of Boneset, pleasant aud speedy
cure. 1t at Messrs PAxrost LAKES end 81
the Suspention Bridge, and at =
BRENTLINGER &sARAISTRoNG,S
aug2l- yr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

500 o 71l STILL LATER: n Mrs
II UsT.received at the black Mammoth Boot "
u mems enamcled Brcgans. q nEy0L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

GhAKPEN UP.-Now is your time to cal and get O.:
~ OF those splendid grind stones, which is warrans
not TO fail If used, you will find them at
teb22 t Je5 NJ. J. RoHANS
AIarhl ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25
MORE NEW ROCKS

RIBB ONS, RIBB IONS. &c.
FEW pieces of Ribbons which are the rasc here now
are on hand yet-haif price Chinese scars, and lO
OF DINER nice things, cheap for Cash-eanat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

or this remedial agent orbear to say tho
speedy and certain action in removing
Neuralgia Sprans pains from Bruises, Burns, &c. so
that speak tsreal merits, you
eaf could scarce give credence to assertions
: a9s5 fss . 1T can be had at :isg4srsl.lsz
Z 49, - 4faisa'si Esiil PAXTON d LAkR,S,a
es e ~ End OF Susp. Bridge, and At
1slAnss 2t-ty:d. .ABRENTLINGER 6ARMSTRoNG,S =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

For Gentlemen and ladies'
UsT received at the Music Store 1879 Main street
large assortment OF Piano and Guitar Music; ais,
no. best Roman and Italian Violin and Guitar Strin-s
no. 2 German; no. French best. IN l7f7f'a
Sentt T PICKIESnN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

CoaPartnership. ...
THE undersigned have this day formed eG ~ al
ship under the name and style oil C. BaIet Sos bG-
VIII continue the Steamboat agency and Boil '''
ness at the old stand, No. % Water street
ii s. C. BAkEh,
jan31 80 s.-'---i s=s.+'- JOHN Isl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

FRESH ARRIVAL. a O.
R0 PAIRS Mems Zine calf brogans; 100 pairs n,els,
OOkp bIogans, Just received south end of Market
square, sign OF the black Mammoth boot -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

AQV1C6.
yod ore troubled with cuug pain in the breast or
- any Affection Of the L,ngkUse srcntlngors Com
If you are afflicted with Rheumatism have received
bruises or sprajns, hands frost bitten
or clapped--usc tie berger Spine Muscle lini-
ment; and 81 ~ -. - ~
Should YOU be affected with Scrofule, or any disease
arising from mpurty OF tno hood, inudcious use
tract of Sarsapaliliu and Dandelion
These remedies tried by hundreds and in MI
cafes have given satisfactory evidence of their superior
efficacy over other medicine the cure OF tese
complaints, Tor which they recommended.
To be had at
BRENTLlNGER j. ARMsTRoNG,s
$40 4Aousct
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

Cen6re wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.
d 1CHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
n ~ 81 le occupied by + a. III
prepared 10 furnish city country customers with tho
Purcst and beet Drugs, Medicines Oils Paints, Dye utfs
OH the most reasonab bic terrs.
Prescription Department.
ne VIII attend promptly the filling presentations
winch VIII be carefully compounded at all hours,
feriumeres, imported avana cigars, and veriety of
fancy articles on hand {. - - cianiii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

GLUE, Lacker, Whiting and Sweet OIL, on hand snd@
" sale by Hrg JB. VOWEL.
iebS a. 81 Union street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

100 DoZ Gentlemen's fine Moleskin Silk Hats,frI
4OO one dollar and upwards, for saleat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

COMMUNICATING tho misfortune OF this cass OF unhappy
persons, Dr. has sought with untiIing oug tho
wide aige OF medical lore, for the last 20 years anti
nave not been unci owned with Abundant proof
g constantly given in his practice, nalbe efficacy
removed constitutional soundncss
the weakened organs estA bsed in pristine ticnEth
and vigor and The torpid faculties mind used in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

EoRsAL Low, leather top carriage, s s99sIN
.iIlb22 sl5..s4., ese .s-.,s+.. Marie -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-25

M AYbe eonfidenhaiy consulted his Lock 1nrnary.
H1 No. 81 South Gay SIT between Lombard and Second
1prsgIsts the Exohsge Budlss and City Post Of
over this city-by regular Physicians
Iepge from Quacke ia widely Tor speedy and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
Poorti Of Suueryisors


AIhlL his Honor the Recorder IN the chalr
PRIsENTMINT OF The GRAND JURY.
Tie recent presentInent OF the Grand Jury was sub
mtted 20 the Board and referred 10 the Committee
Police.
CLERK OF THE MARryE COURT.
The resignation Of the Clerk Of the Marine Court
accepted.
resolution was then proposed and adopted, nomina
ting Moses D. Gale Clerk of the Marine Court in the
of Isaac o. Dayton, resigned the appointment
take place from the second Tuesday OF May, 1858.
REFERRED.
OF G. ". bikes, for $l0s for copying 500 folos Of
judgments IN County Clerks Office OF John Elliott, for
copying indexes, S55 80 Of NJ A. smith, for cleaning
of Bovery and Third street from lst
Of January, 1851 TO May LIST, 1853, SIP.
sHEgIFF's BILL.
Several bills Of Sheriff orser, amounting to 81 s24, we're
ordered 70 be paid.
ATTENDANTS ~ cTyI COURTS.
Resolved, That the Committee County Offices be ard
hereby directed to consult with the judges of the
various civil courts relative TO the number of attendan
they viii require this Board 70 supply them WITH in place
Of the policemen detailed at present. Adopted
The petition OF JUDGES Lynch and CoTles the present
justices of the Marine Court for extra compensation for
increased judicial lators referred the Committee
on County Offices.
THE JUDGES ELECT
The report Of the COMMITTEES on County Offices
ceiyed recommending tbs salaries Of the Judges Of the
Marine Court, 70 be So 000 each per anuum from May
next 10 lieu Of all fees and perquisites.
Tie Supervisor Of the Third ward opposed the increase
The RECORDER in consequence Of the immsnse amount
o. Tator opposed the increase TO 50 0o0 There
10 be three Judges the Marine Court forward
that would eet the additional amount Of labor which
would therefore propose that instead OF % COO the
Judges Of the Marine Court be paid 81 500 each.
Alderman OAKLEY moved that the bill be laid on The
table, which being seconded by Alderman W SMrTH
carried.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next, st four
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

ports for the month are likely to be double ths value a
exports In the face Of this great excess we see no inn
portant advance the Of foreign exchange
tensive shipment Of specie This 10 very curious state
of things one which puzzles bill drawers exceedingly.
We have been looking for large outward movement OF
the precious metals and OF advance in quota
tons Of sterling exchange Our ancipations have not
been realized and the has advanced Ar that
balances may be extended aud their disposition changed
few weeks ago the position Of financial affairs in Eng
land was such to induce to believe that orders
would out by every for the return Of foreign
capital temporarily inv ested here Since that time cir
cumstances have occurred the other side Of char
acer to remove all such apprehensions and strengthen
the opinion that what foreign capital we have will
not only remain among but that 1t will increase as
rapidly 1t has at any previous time. The reduction in
the rate OF interest portion of the national debt Of
Great Britain is calculated to turn the attention Of Bril-
fish capitalists d. ecy to American securities and
have doubt it viii have very favorable effect not
only upon quotations for stocks but upon the demand
for them The proceeds Of importatons from Great Bril-
tain this spring probably have not been RENTED the
extent anticipated Of this change the
poston of financial affairs in England We cannot ae-
count for the reduced rates ruling for exchange, and
limited outward movement Of Specie in any other salts
factory way and are therefore, disposed to accept this
version Of the matter 1t fact that within the past
week or two the money market has been steadily hut
gradually softenng We do not look for any reaction,
but the contrary anticipate before the expiration Of
the month Of June great ease and abundance in money
ma TIERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

OF he sams-n favor Of adopting sppc5asnnsnt o.
assessment for paving Fifth avenue. Adopted.
OF Committee Whsryes, Piers and Shps-ro concur
to rebuild the inner portion OF pier 70 East river
Adopted
point Nicholas Sesgrst Commissioner Of Deeds. Laid
on the table.
OF Committee Finance-In favor Of renting as
sessment against the German Catholic Church in Thirty
first street, for sewer. Adopted.
OF committee-In favor OF paying JOS. Carlisle
for damages to his property BY Engine Company No. D.
Adopted.
OF commttee--In favor of donating $3.50 to the
0pthalmic Hospital. Adopted on division viz
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley Sturtevant YAK
ley. Boyce Barr Tweed Brisley, smith hemann' rear
SAL, Bard, Cornell, Alvord, Doherty, Peek-l0
Of Committee Strsets-On the petition ana reso'u,
ton against Eighth Avenue Railroad Company. heierrea
bach. 49,,
OF Committee On Police-To concur TO establish river
police Laid on the table ard directed TO be printed.
OF Committee Fnance-In favor OF remittng assess
ment on the burial grouud in Houston street. Adopted
OF same conmittee-In favor of remuneraung ". II.
Rose for injuries sustained Adopted.
OF same commttee-n favor Of remiting tax on Tin
ton Hail Association 1881 Lost for want Of const
tutonal vote. =,
On motion the Board then adjourned until Wednesday
evening 27th inst, at O'Clock p NJ.
d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

MORE OF New ORLEANS SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS
Two PERSONS KuIED.-Tou companies Of the Battalion
OF Light Infantry Louisiana LEGION went the river
Sunday under the charge of General Augustn for the
purpose of battalion drill Near the ground selected for
the target exercise fine shady oak trees under
which the young Of Algiers had erected a swing
The soiers wanted all the shade ard the other party
opposed IT, II inaly settled that the shade should
be divided and both partic enjoy IT, After dinner
who went with the soldiers TO se liquor order
cd off the ground BY policeman, for selling liquor with
out license. This states that some boys stole four
bottles Of beer from him. lie Is said to have thrown
brekbats at them, and tey beat him in return. Thus
The quarrel began, but Ii assumed very serious as
pect between the soldiers and the inhabitants. Rocks
clubs bricks and FISTS used The soldiers are said
to have used their guns putting nails and other things
into them render them effective. The officers deny this
in toto Tor time the fierce and bloody and
last night Represented ulat many persons
Killed Such we learn this morning is not the fact
large number Of persons both aides badly
ed among whom Jesse Wood who had his head bad
" lad open; policeman John Brovuley, stabbed with
bayonet. There four arrests, viz captain, drum
mer, sergeant and private. From all the accounts
which have learned 1t terrible Affair The fire
bells were rung and the cltzens were highly excited
The officers commanding the soldiers in vain attempted
n explain quiet The matter the soldiers we're hunted
cut and abused. On. man, and boy were fied / is
Forderfu thing that there not greater loss of
life ,-Neg Orleans pic1ylt,t1, dpTtt ls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
United states Commissioners Court

Et3Ore teoTge ". Wort0n, EeQ.
April 25The Cltted States Us. MchnG Hoey.-The de-
iudant in this waiter board the steamboat
Worcester, plying between New York and New London.
Upon tie investigation this morning, had by Mr Ridg
way for the government il appeared by The evidence Of
several witnesses that Eoey the evening Of the 2lst
let while the passage through the sound assaulted
Mr.. Dunbar, the mate with knife in a violent Manner
cutting his face and head badly. Committed for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

AMERICANS DIED ABRoAp.-Infermatjon h,

AMERICANS DIED ABRoAD.-Infermatiol has
been received AZ tue State Department at Wash
neton rom the United states consul at Panama Ct the
death Of the following named citizens Of the United
States glzMartn Post, Marietta Cobb county, Georgia
William Burt, H. r, Httsburg, Pennsy lYania Fraa1tn
Crockett, Lynn Massachusetts, John Irwin phladel.
phia, Pennsylvania Augustus Lehman 81. Louis Mis-
souri,; Harvey N Wilmore No; NJ. y. Colt Hsnni-
BAL Nc our; Henry Jessel CALIFORNIA; James Martini
Rhode I,llnd. Also from the United states consrl AZ
Kingston Jamaica Of the death OF Dr. Alfred TAYLOR q
graduate G! psItmouth College New Hampshire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

HAEDCART EMIGRANre-A man arrived in Coun.
ell BIZ CITY Iowa. the goth ut from 10 Davies county
illinois having his provisions snugly slowed in hand
cart with which he Intended pursuing hs Journey
the plains to California. He stated he could draw his
cart from twenty 10 thirty miles per DAY, and seemed
well pleased with his mode Of travelling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
Eon. Judge Edwards and Aide Peck and Doherty
presiding.

presiding.
THE GREENWICH STREET HOMICIDE.
ArL 25lhe nle-roga tories and cross interroa tories
to be used in the commissions issued to examine wit
abroad in the Of Louis DE Corn charged with
the murder of Eugene Melville handed to the Court
fer iDsp eetion.
THE CoSvICTs FITZGERALD AND NEAREY.
These two unhappy men, convicted OF the murder Of
their wives viii be brought up for sentence Wednesday
morrpg al 10 o'clock to when time The Cour. dourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

BUSINESS Hours or THE PREsIDENr~-The Wash.
nson DRion Of the oath inst says I'VE are authorized
10 announce that the President viii receive vslers on
business Tuesday Thursday and tuday Of the pre-.
sent week between the hours Or twelve AMI two o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

GIRARE BuILDINGs PHILApELrHTA-Th Com.
mssousf ~ he Girsrd estate viii celebrate no compile
ton Of tho asv CSgrd t4Jeugs Chsstngt 9.feot rta,
delph@ - ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26

FoRElGB coUsuL.-The President bao D. 'cogn,zed
otsrt Bnncf e anal d Gree. 1.tsl III tie ts'e q
ytBreyYabg.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-14
ARRIVALS at THE PRINCIPAL HtyrEL Il
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOrEL-P CLAW. Tenn;
] P Vaughn, 3 Misses Vaughn, Amelia; Miss
Parks, New York; Broaddus; University
of Va; w Fl Robinson, Va; g " Booker, Rd;
J N Strange, Fluvanna; R E Nelson, Cumber.
land, n r Gray, r c Strange, A Richards
son, { Well, Fluvanna; G A Strange, Abe.
marie; w Perkins, A w Strange, L Wills,
F!uvonna; W G Wade, New Kent; Baldwin,
Curdsvlle; A Mosely. Buckine cham; L Gil
bert, E II Hughes, New York; o Winn,
Norfolk; r III Taiaf1rro, Franklin; + Jack
son, Petersburg; i K Fariss, Richmond l.
Pierce, Pennsylvania; A T. CogbII, Chester
field II Nj Moore, HaIifax.
CITY ROTEL.-J w Robson, Amelia;
VI O'Bren, Buffalo Gap; Col N A Thompson,
Hanover; NJ LyeIl, Va; w II Freshman.
Louisa; John Wright Caroline; A Mann, do;
Z K Bou2 han, Essex: G g Porter, PhiIadel;
J b Casop, Hanover; DIR w r Meare and lady,
Gu; Miss C Meare, do; S II Cuny ham, Va;
w Davidson and son, Sussex; d Carroll and
lady, Wilmington; II Bates, Ga; S Allen,
BALTIMORE Geo w McCauly, Washington;
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Rev s Slack Abe
marie: Rev NJ Wilson. Floyd Co; Jas Warwick,
Richmond; nr Webb New Kent; A Mccoy. III: Ki
C Seldom, Powhetau; c Atkins, Henrico; DR. G II
Harris Buckingham; Wilson Cumberland; DR.
NJ L Jones and II Peasants, Goochiand L b
Shee North Carolina; Felix Tiller, Richmond Va ::
NJ l. Finnall, Washington; w FL Finnal do: P F
Trent, Cumberland FL NJ Nibett and servt Mis-
w III Burwell Bedford; Grammer, Halifax; r G
Brows, Richmond; R G Smith, Hanover Miss M Z
Smith end Miss Smith, do; J hanson, Hau-
over; w Price, &C; d Tyson, Bait; Miss Turner
New Yors; L Coman, Hanover; Goodrich and
] C Goodrich, do; I Branch Petersburg; T An
derson, Botetourt; E Fitch, New York
AMERICAN HOTEL A Clemmett Philadel-
phia; DR. F Mothe ana P Wexeli, Va; MecIin,
Brunswick; D Armstead, Orange; A Rapsllo and
lady, N Y; Hopkins. C; VIM Harris. s C; G
B Jones, Petersburg; M Browell and S E Jones,
Philadelphia; I l. Rogers, Powhaan; Il Rock,
well and r w Proctor, Washtngton Brown,
Portsmouth; DR. Hamlin, Conn; 81 y Norman bar.
| rison; D Randolph Baltimore; T Wallace, Oh;
NJ D Hawkins, c; J T Miller, Pa; L Benedict
| Milton; Mr. and Mrs J Arnold, and Miss Arnold,
| Wairenton; Miss Hall and Mrs Proctor and SER
| want, Caroline; Rose, fredericksburg; } Max
| well, Pa; sturdivant, Richmond; Miss E NJ
| Parrish, Chesterfield.
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1 ,xa;,s snproaching from the east, and OF all
| ..a;ns from, the west, stopping al Norwalk, the
| Iii s;snal was sufficient, inasmuch as trans
staring from the depot in Norwalk will not at
TAIN such speed before coming IN sight OF the
| h,;dse that they cannot he easily stopped If
The draw should be open but, for trains co n
ing from the west which do not stop at the de.
not the 81 snal was insuihclent.
But we do not mean 20 be understood that
The engineer was excusable in this instance. in
moi observing that the ball was down. We
would, however, express the opinion that the
signal ought to be raised above the summit OF
the hill, on the east, that ii may be more plain.
v seen and also, that it this train does not
hereafter stop at the depot, a man with ignal
should he stationed where he can see the
draw, and where he can be seen by the engi
neer on the train from the west, before reach
ing the depot.
IL did not appear that this engineer had, on
the morning of this fatal occurrence, been
reading a newspaper while the train was un.
der wav but inasmuch as ii was proved before
us by The fireman that he has seen other engl-
neers doing So we cannot permit such prac-
tce 10 pass without the severest condemna-
ton. If there is any one man who, OF all oth-
ers, is bound 10 give his individual attention TO
his business it is him upon whose constant
vigilance the safety of so many precious lives
depends. He has no right TO presume that,
because his track is clear tor the time being,
il will necessarily continue so another mo.
ment, or that some accident may not happen
to his uuip, requiring in an instant the exer
else oil all his powers, both OF the body and
mind.
Several rumors have obtained circulation in
regard 10 directions given by the conductor to
the engineer, as TO the rate of speed at which
he should pass through Norwalk on the NOR
ming of this accident, but after the most care
full inquiries which we have been able 10 make,
we do not hesitate to pronounce them mere
fabricaiions.
In conclusion, the jury, as the Legislature
of Connecticut, now in session, has appointed
a committee TO investigate the matter, torbear
to make any suggestions as to what rules
should be adopted for the future.
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ALL SMALL ROYs.

A LII SMALL ROYs.-H. P. TAYLOR, s.b
Il street, between Grace and FrankIin.-Mr
school being exclusively for beginners, give sps
eaaa ansnnon 20 heading, Correct Enumeration
nIamLnaf and Spelling; also to Geography, MAJ
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. specinens al
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen % the Dispatch Office. My RuIe IL persmp
tory, but IS gentle a. possible. oc9
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SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.J
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sIhufnfA AND HGKTHa CAROLINA -
Freight, Package and Parcel Express.
Per Steamships ROANOKE aud JAMESTO UE.
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press between New York and Richmond. take
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very lowest rates. Our long experience in the Ex.
press business, North and East our ample means,
aoiity ana discrimination to make this Express the
popular one of Virginia and North Carolina, we
hope VIII be sufficient guarantee to the Merchants
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us full share of their patronage and the Proprie
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their patrons both in regard to the expedition of
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