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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-08
-r 80 New Music Store zyes5
Sign of the .dsrecinn Trigonuln, No. %
'.#.f NInin Street. 'H-s .il. H+F .|lrs

sIl J. FICK1EsoN would respectfully an.
{sanounce citizens o: Wheeling and vi.
~ &c r cinity, that he has just orened new and
aelegant establishment for the sale OF Vioills
Guitars, Volncellos Flagoles, Flutes, Flies, AccoIc.
ons Banios, and TamboTines. Brass Instruments the
first and best make.
Instruction books all kinds of Instruments; and
singing. .st.. 80 i.a...F E.I AH...
Music for the Piano, Guitar. Flute VIOLIN also.
newest Songs DGetts and the very hest Roman
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings I-"..E l- -Ht'H.
Caronets Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards. ... .E.'Nr
Bows for Violincello and Violin W Of So l. .hs-
y. Klerer's Furniture Polish for renovRtng varnshed
Furniture, such Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats nny
descriptions of Furniture. t. e. lra ....JsE
Also for sale by the Agent for Keber Pttsburg Pianos
of the first and best in the United States
Nunns and Cark's grand and square Pianos, b. lu
hams, Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c
Agent for the make of Cahardt and Needhams Patent
Melodeons. I.lis .lsI.''5 1r-laFa ..' 80
Aceordeons and all kind of repaired
R'tfe!oyvest prices. 60 i.pl .t rs asl1Fl % IT.
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CLEvEI.AND AND PITrsRURG RATL
ROAD.
oszlslsl - - - - u u

rE1GzsG1 - -szssss6-Say Jf.s
NNand after "Wednesday, June 18TH. 1852, Passenger
w m ds as
Gille and stations; $40 p NJ, Aecommnda.
CO. nS an
fs GsaWes 1and wsEs8iIs SSRPnE a It ~ Msy ftaGns
Cleveland and intermediate stations fIs.lsfs opt.vr
The 9:4o Express Train from CevelanI connects daily
with the following lines to wit At Hudson, with tho
Ravenna with Wards Line or Pour Horse Coaches for
Warren; at Alliance withthe Ohio and Pennsylvania Raj
oa at Bayard, with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
FOR PITTSBURG.-The 6:io a NJ, Express Train.
elegant eide wheel FOREST CITY Pittsburgh
and landings, arriving at Pittsburgh the
evening
Fare from Cleveland TO Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
syIvania Railroad. 81, 90. .l 49,, ,f .l5,o.fr- ~
10 10 rsPGE Mu1 BY way q h we'Ti e.
tskstsa throggh and their
FOR WHEELlNG.-The 9:40 A. n. Express train froRI,
Cleveland connects at Wesyle with the splended side
Wheeling touching the intermediate landing and arrv
ing at Wheeling early the some evening. Fe-''
with steamers WelIsviiIe also with the oin
and Pennsylvania Railroad and at Hudson with
the Akron Branch Railroad
Passengers leaving Pttsburg o'clodk, A. NJ, ami
Wheeling at O'Clock n. NJ, will take the 1885 p NJ EX
press Train from Welsye, and arrive Clevelands IN
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New York,
Also for Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Racine, milwaukee,
Passengersleaving WHEELING or PITTSBURGH in,
evening and on the following night can he York or
The ACCOMMODATION Train lea wing Ravenna at O'Clock
Road and reaches Cleveland in time to connect witl the
morning Express Train of the Cleveland, Columbus Rn
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South. ,H.r d. T' EfTr-,r
REruRSIne-The Accommodation Train leaving Cleve-
land Mt $40 NJ connects with the Express Train from
Cincinnati and Columbus atCleveand and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson. 3.- t..t .z5 If 7.r.
s5,3 q Z errtap
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TO Country Merchants.

- TO Country yMerchantS.7l'8 857.l
Mrs s. s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the, firm.
vi McClalen, Knox G Co. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester d. knox, (Srother offs.
s. Knox long and known trading public
assuming the style OF McC Claens and Knox - -
They would inform their old
in Boots Shoes, their Fall Stock will be nrTiv
ing FROM the I0.h to the last of September :,g,
Iovng been selected with the greatest cas and boghi
for cash. they fa+sr themselves that their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements in qun
prices superior TO offered in the market T"
Country on their way east they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their stock and post theminprices elessy
caengnga comparison with the markets of Baltimore ami
Philadelphia. Csep31 MCCLALLENS & KNOX
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/ CINCINNATI. =
Apollo Building. N. w. cor. 5th & Walnut,
-+-'' 81 '.' CtNc MATT Ono ~ 'ts ri 't''c

--..,t" j. Incorporated, lSdS. aha@ jHN 20
attention OF the public is respectfully called to the
superior facilities ahpT ded at this lnsuiio for qua
ylng indi yiduas in Thorough practical manner for tn
counting room and business pursuits. -
course OF is given keep
Ing scientifically double Entry Books in the different de-
hendirg the use among the most eminent
ments engaged individually partnership in business
whether prosperous in the purchase
Ing on their own account, commission or on Joint sec-
auon including speculaons in stocks, real estate,
Joint stock and chartered associations generally
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF COM
putatons pertaining business operations being taught
according to the approved ethods-Interest Dis
count, Equations, arbitration o: Exchanges. &c gl +
Mercantile exercises are introduc
habits and genuine business style upon
the mind OF the student, well familiarize him with
fornd Invoices, Account safes, bills OF exchange, &c.
Practical PermGnshiPone hour is devoted In teaching
with athoroughcomnanl OF hand and pen, accuracy
elegance with ease and rapidly and perfect egbty with
beauty o" construction 1ii'T't : "' tSesia' s.iH
Commercial Law and Political Economy.-Daily Leo
lures are given or these important topics, connected
with the avocations OF the merchant in the operations
commerce. ard practical workings OF trade embracing the
subject OF Partnership principal agent Negotiable in
srnments satcs debts, guarantees also
M wealth. currency foreign md domestic exchanges cred
II, prott, interest, inter national rade, &c.
weeks. IJ. 80 y D'"' - " - -. 'N,>'N
Instruction being g ven indi arpcants can enter
at any time. -. ~
knowledge OF the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications. nf
The business acquaintance of the Principal be him
10 euer stance TO those wishing TO procure situations
Good hoard be obtained in city to S3
per week. srt egss s- ..I-E-rl., - IN, v -
Diplomas uEder seal awarded she graduates
elusive. S2s.o 90. u @ - - 1I77"li = '=S.'''f.
For full course, books, stationery. Diploma DC. nclu
janS'53-1yd PRINCIPAL
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
le+ E.O. GOODMAN 81 90.
.HG- g- f.-il WHOLESALE DEALERsIN s-rI

lt+~' E.O.GOoDBEAN & 90. a9.g
.hEE vi WHOLESALE DEALgRsIN szHI -.aJ .
Paper, Cards, Gard Boards, Ink,
1lIBLEAcInSo POWDERS, FELTlsu, WIRE CLOTH, &c.
-Ll Pearl Street, Cincinnati o. al.I4t r..-
A MoNG their stock, may be found WRITING, AND
the West. ofevery description r .7.GFni s71= -
Printing Paper, ali Sizes Eng & Amer Tissue Paper.
CORD. Medium & p'blc Med. Ellottiins ~. a"
Envelope. iaat I1' JOB Druggist -teHFI.. 8.
Plate and Lhorraph. Marble .s.W Efa4st. >.
Manila, genuine Glazed and Gilt ... ,f
Hardware Paper. Cloth '.'.''h az ." !"
Ham III '' Card - s- f' ~ sssHfl
Match BOX g .-.-- Roofing Paper, prepared and
Ten o F'......... unprcpored. ...
Shoe :. .a..... Wrapping PAPER, all sizcs.
Dry Goods a. ' Tobacco - :" 80 a.
ts Envelopes ofevery description, &c. &c. 4II...g
-..-.. -4... gs..#l ROAR DS. E-..,.-.-u ID 10
Perforated Binders, Bonnet Press and Straw Boards
Also, Agent for Lightbodys SUPERIOR PRINrISu Isx
book, AND CoLoRHp INK, &C. +i.t " ~ HtlI t's- 'i
ESlit Cards, and Card Boards. s-4sl.4
r ExTRAPEAKL FACED CARDS. w. .r &c.,. .E1aa.r5
.u.t-L T. EXTRA PEoPLE's. g "...., -r. ,...r.. b.
~ PRlNrERs'
ri SATIN SURFACED GARD BoARps. a,i,sg p s
..4 IVORY .It.st rE.fr. - -....s .srff sa .t..
r,fl.. PAINTERS -... % ....-... .;- ...-,
SATIN ESAMELHD '. -.'- ''-.
PORCELAIN I" .-t sr.-- 1-t - 4. a0.
-TEtrt PEARL SURFACED CoLoREp CARD BokR T.
The above Cards and Gard Boards manufactured ex
rressly o ourselves and ola most beautiful
ins they do not peel in working, and afforded
lower rate, than Cards offered in this
ket, and as low they be in the East
@ Dealers and consumers in Parer and Cards,
reculy invited to examine stock. II our goods
received direct from which ables
seas low. fnot lower than any other house in
00P Paper made to order. .HCs tsEE .a '-srr, - M "
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Rocks STATIONARY, Variety Goods, &c.
HE subscriber thankful for the hnerul patronage exten:
Ied to him. begs to request the attention purchasers
to his present large and we'll selected assortmet
ing of School, Medical Theological, Historical and Mis-
cellnncous Books Plain and Fancy Stationary. blank
books, Wall and Window Papers, and Variety GoodsIs
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trustees and others
wishing to purchase In quantities. every indictment vii
be offered in prices and ferns. f1as!
rates.
iIG.ausii asgrsq7.7l JOHN H. THoMPsoN9T
Aug. 21,--tr f- .g 81 Monroe Street. III
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mcricnns, Pntronize Il our own MnI
..... E..- faeturcs. r .
Wheeling Silk Factory.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
A MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and SUBJ
stantil articles OF the various fabrics in at
GlLIS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters invited call and
the of manufacturing, and those wishing pur.
chase Silks wholesale RETAIL be supplied
able at Gils Store adjoining the Factory at A.
lor's, and o. w. Heiskis, Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. 81 I. tEIA y tf rf,t.E
Our Fabrics werrened all pure SILK and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS aud gold and silver medals
at the American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing and stock is large and seasonabe
comprising many varietesvelvets sans, vesngs dress
silks, nges, cravats, handkerchiefs OF white black
besttwned silk twilled and plain Also shirts, draweIs
and half hose for gentlemen. -F- ..r .r aI
Please call and patronize this important branch OF
ican manufacture. esorevery variety oIsks prompt
ly executed. -... y,
Merchnntabe cocoons and Reeled Silk bought. ~.
-.... JOHN w. Gil.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

EXCHANGE HoTEL.--Jos Ledgerwood
and lady, Charleston; B c Flanagan and q
i Armstrong and lady, Charlottesville; Jno L
King, Va; p w Dudley. Spotsylvania; E NJ
Field, Petersburg; E Mckenny, Boiling Green;
] A Workman, DO; A M Tredwell and lady,
two children and nurse, N Y; A G Cattell aud
lady, Phila; W G Catteli, Princeton, N J; V
Wilcox, Prince George; w S Fountain, N b
Gay, Jr. and B Page, Fluvanna; L Flem'
ming, Goochland: NJ G Mcconnell, Abingdon;
Miss Hamilton, Goochland; Miss Shaw and
Miss Davis, Point Pleasant; S G Stewart and
R b Stewart. Va; T Z Prindle and servant,
Washin,ou; ID g Thvmas ard A w Astor, Va;
J NJ 6 Rint, Montgomery; b c Brown and
w Walton, Va; w w Williams, do; w u
Bacon, Cleveland; III Gilpike, Berlin; Joseph
Campbell, Roanoke; T w Cauell, Prnceioni
Miss Eliza Goode, Va; w r G Douglas,
New Kent.
AMERICAN HOTEL Jenkins and Miss
Hart, Spottsylvapis; S joynes and NV Wat
kns, University of Va C " Rice. Baltimore; u
Anderson and F. Jefferson, Amelia; K w Pendle
ton and lady, Baltimore; T T Vaughan, lady and
child, Whitehall, N Y; J Green, Tenn; Hon
Meade, Petersburg Rev w Catwe J; w
Watkins, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs Hamnell and Z
4 Winters, Phiiade phia; Miss Brewer and Miss
Lambert, Ga; w K Seymour and SINGER, I;
Merriam Conn; w Marshall Baltimore. DR.
G w Armstrong, Nelson; C z Baldwin, Powhatan;
G l. Grant Amelia; ) Jameson, Portsmouthi
Cleaveland Norfolk A Martin, Goochland; I
Cowley, Henrico A Pisrson, Wyths county; F
Bailey and lady, Roanoke; c s,ration and D
Whitney and lady, New YORK; Douglass, Phila
delphia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-H Hancock, Pit,sy
yania; II Craft. Powhatsn; J H Perkins, Halifax
] S Mickle, Prince Edward; E C Bacon. Arkansas
HI Msgruder, Fluvanna; B Hopkins, Upshur; w
r Hicks Abemsrle; VIM Baynes Red Sulphur
Springs Va; NJ Paul, Va; A Temple, Prince
George; o Brochmsn; Charlottesville; L B
branch, Petersourg;J Payne Patrick Bird
Fioy6; J Z Peck, Botetou,; w Turger, Albsm arls
G p Rodes, Nelson; w R Shaw, Buckingham; VIM
+ Moon, Lunenburg; w Fl Morton, Jr, Clsrksville
w II Mills, Louisa CHI; Anderson, Home; A
Crews, Pittsvlvania; w NJ Warrsn, D H Hancock
and B Walker, Powhatan; T II Allen, Lynch
burg; J w Norment Hanover.
CITY HOTEL-GeoP Eppes, Lexington; DR.
Chandler, Va; J w Clarke, Richmond
Trent, C; w Morris, Northampton; Chss L
Page, Jefferson; w Smith, We; 6 A Sanford, Ma
olson; w Tree, Charleston; b Carson and
K Arnold. Hanover; Il Lawson and lady, Miss;
Copper, F Organ and Chss Sheppard. Ala; "
Prentis, Cumberland; C l. Long, Va; II Marrow
Warrington: w Mallory, Junction.
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4 n V hAL MI Il =
KPRESS FREIGHT CAR

EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR,
A Freight Car, arranged for the purpose, will
IA run with the Mail train daily ,(Sunday except
ED for the more speedy transportation of Milk,
Butter, fresh Meats and other perishable articles
and packages of merchandise, &c.
A special Agent will accompany the car to attend
to the receipt and delivery OF ARTICLES at the several
depots All articles must be put MP securely, with
their weight and destination marked thereon, and
be in place before the arrival of the train at the de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there 6etloeea Il II and ) p
NJ, accompanied by two tickets stating to what
place they are to be sent, by whom and to whom. II
the articles received correspond with the tickets,
one will be signed by the Agent at the depot and
delivered to the person bringing the articles and
the other retained
An Agent will be in attendance at the Richmond
depot from A NJ till III, for the delivery OF az
ticles brought By the Express Cara
The freight on all articles must be paid in ad-
vance, ana article will DO taken for any turn.
out.
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding hive pounds
in weight, for all distances. .........25c cents
Packages weighing over hve pounds and
less than fifty pounds, for all distances 80
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
1OOpounds. ......5O
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weigh,
between Richmond and Louisa c. FL per
IUO pounds. 90
Richmond and Gordonsville per 100 lbs. 80
do Meechums River do do rs
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh
meats, and Fresh Fish, packed in Box
es or Baskets.
IS cents per 100 pounds for all distan ces; 70
charge to be less than Is cents.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Oysters-By special agreement
E.H6ILL,
ap lin Supt Transportation.
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up =, DAILY DISPATCH

~, .uc,pE OF CouET CAmERATA--"Spec-
,.e,e. the Paris correspondent Of the New
YORK EXPRESS, has the following about the sui
eide of this count:
-, .au last week that The suicide OF Count
Wo was the work ofa woman, and that
Cas.nai,eur,s story of brain fever was all
tns his death was only the first half OF
.aos ,s.eedv for the lady in question snifocated
t ,ne with the fumes OF charcoal 4S hours
enr.,as. She was an actress named mar
the and was a young, amiaoie anu o.au..u'
,-.n,p There was lialson between ,sc '"o,
ha, II seems that his desperate iose lot he'
,sss not reouited with oil the favor hs desHeo'
Isalousy stepped in, and pis1oi chargeo 70
,be r,uzzle was the natufai result "o nc
IRE. was terribly shocked al 'he ea'asuophe'
"efs ,hs ne,fnrnace was over at mig II, re-
aou a.. h.r ,nom. lighted three or four brazers
"saha,.nsl and has slept soundly eversince.
IT, ~ ~" Ear has excited immense sensation.
49,, ,be papers OF Count Camerata were
.n4 Incnmen;s and letters revealing his COM
i;ni,y win kossuth and Mazzini, and his
ssr,,,,s,by for the French republicans. This
"a ne more extraordinary, as he had prepared
bis papers for examination after death, and
Il ne left them TO be he i'd, ills evide Mt that he
left them purposely. His motive is supposed
to have been TO impress the reflection on His
Majestic Second Cousin, that though ore of
the Imperial Family, and Member ollie Coun
ell OF State, man may yet believe the whole
thing a yllainous piece OF uHrighteousness,
and NAV PLOT with those who seek to overturn
il. Louis Napoleon will not be unmoved by
this Development of treachery and disaffec-
ton in his own family and among his own
CounselloTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-04

T City TiCket.-lne following tickets will
De supported very heartily by many in Madison
Ward:
Msyor-Joseph Mayo ,
Prosecuting Attorney-Raleigh Daniel
Clerk Hastings Court--Chss Howard
Sergeant NJ FERGUSON
Collector-Julius A Hobson
High Constable-Beverley Blair
Supt Gas Works-Chas Campbell
Supt Water Works. Davis
Sup't Poor House--A Michaes
Sup't Streets-M Bates
City Gaueer-J II Stroba
Captain Night Wa:ch-A WiIaerson
Grain Measursr-L FL Luck
Surveyor-Philip Harrison
Register Water Works-M l. Stralton
City Assessor-Dabney M Miller
Ticket for Madison Wiard.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evans, K NJ Burton, Jas A
Cowardn, Thos Tyrer, John Binford.
COMMON COUNCIL Myers, Chas S
Mills, d w Fry, Thomas w McCance, Soc rates
Maupin. mn 30-tdF
- The following Ticket will De supported by
many voters on the 9th day of April:
Mayor-Francis Sutton
Comm onweaith's Attorney-Joseph Mayo
Clerk Hastings Court-Chsrles Howard
City Sergeant-John M rgusson
City Coector--Julius Hsbs0n
High Con table-Beverley Blair
Sup't Gas Works-Chsrles Campbell
Supt Water Worhs-J l. Davis
Supt Poor House-A Michaela
Supt Streets-M Bates
Register Water Works-M L Stratton
City Gauger-J S!robia
City Assessor-D NJ Miller
Captain Night Watch-Archd Wilkerson
mn 96-dtd~
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once Of ). H. and X. Company. !,

~
A CALLED MEETING of the stocshod
"A sra of the James kiver and Kanawha CompA.
ny will be held at this Office, on Wednesdays
the 10th of April next In accordapce with the pro-
visions Of the Cd By Law OF the Company, winch
provides that extra general meetings OF the STOCK
holders NAV be convened at any time BY the fres'
ident on the application OF any number OF osoc1.
holders not less than forty, owning togetnef NOT
less than six thousand shares. ,.,,
By resolution of the Stockholders II 10 pIovlo'
ed that, every power OF Attorney appointing
proxy to represent Stock, shall be Tesardeh as sui
6cently authenticated, If it be under the nano ana
seal OF the Stakeholder and be attested by one or
more witnesses.
By order of the President.
WIN. P. MUNFORD, Sec.
~ Appointment of Proxy.
Know all Men by these Presents That We the
Subscribers, being Stockholders in the James Riv-
er and Kanawha Company, do hereby constitute
and aupoint our true
and lawful Attorney and Proxy, to represent each
of Us in all General Meetings of the stockholders
of said Company held within six months from and
after the date hereof when we are not personally
present or represented by some other Proxy with
iul power and authority at such General Meetings,
to give such vote votes and to do such other act
or acts, as each of US could give do as a member
of the said meetings, il we were rsoDaly present;
and we do hereby ra,ify and confirm whatever vote
votes act or acts, our said Attorney may law
fully give or do for US, in pursuance of the author
ity hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this day
of one thousand eight hundred and
(Seal)
(Seal)
fSeal.l
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JOB PRINTING
UOb ElIN I1NI.
DISP ATCH OFFICE,
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main.
PfTUMOND In

SPATCH OFFICE,
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, IA.
Pamphlets, Business Cards,
Circulars, Tickets,
Hapdbilis, Blanks, &c. &c.
Labels, of every description.
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms.
E Orders for ell kinds OF Printing will be re-
ceived and executed in the handsomest styls.
T ITERARY NOVELTIES AT THE
~ EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE &c M WEST
q BRO, 5 and Exchange Hotel, have received
Herpers Monthly Magazine for April-25c
Putnans Monthly for Apr-25c
Part I3 Bleak House lac
Agnes Sore!. novel, by r James-50c
A Stray Yankee in Texas, By Philip Paxton
81 %
Nick of the Woods, or The Jibbenainossy, a tale
of Kentucky, by NJ Bird, M D-Sl 25
Every Lady her own Flower Gardener, by Loui
Jonhson-25c
The Bourbon Prince: the history of the Royal
Dauphin, Louis 18th, Of France-50c
ST Cupid. or Dorothys Fortune, a cLmedy in
three acts By Douglas JeIrold-l2c
The Soldiers Daug liter, comedy ia FIVE acts, by
A Cherry-12c
Harry Muir, Story of Scottish Life, by the au-
thor of Margaret Maitand--50c
The History of English Literature, with an out
line of the origin and growth of the English Ian.
guage, illustrated BY extracts, by VIM Spalding, A
M-sl
Ellen Linn, Frsnconia story, by the author OF
the Roilo Bnoks-50c
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NEW BOOKS.-Receiveda and for sale a, No.
" 50, Main street, opposite the City Hotel, by

IN ;" bUUho.-ReceiVed and Tor sale az No.
" 50, Main street, opposite the City Hotel, by
JAMES GLIB
Vilette, By Currer Bell, author of Shirley, Jane
Eyre, &c, price soc
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, by Cathe.
rine Sinclair, SOC
Disturnelrs Railway, Steamship and Telegraph
Book; being guide through the United States
and Canada; also, giving the Ocean Steam Packet
arrangements, Telegraph Lines and Charges, List
OF Hotels, &c, with Map'of the United States and
Canada, CSC
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, by Pierce
Egan. Eco, complete in one vol, SOC
A large variety of Miscellaneous Works of the
most interesting character, constantly on hand and
for sale by J B GLIB,
NH
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MARINE VS..
PORT OF ICHNIOND .
ARRIVED.

AhKIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia
rndse TO K Rankin.
SAILED,
Schr Haxall, Laynel1, New York, mdse, D Cur
RE.
Schr Saratoga, Hodgsden, Salem, -four, &c.
Steamer Pocshontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdss,
Ludism a. Watson.
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Bos-oN, March 3l.-Arrd, schrs Mary Eckerson,
Tappshannock; David Lombard, Snow, Richmond;
Frances snow, do; Hamilton, Lewis, Fredercks-
burg.
Ire steamer City of Richmond sailed from Phila.
delphia city tor this port with full cargo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-04

A HERoIsE.-A family consisting of a
mother and four children was residing in the
third story OF Krostman's factory at Cincinna.
ii, which was burnt during Saturday morning.
Finding herself cut of from retreat, in conse-
quence of the stories beneath being on fire, the
mother ascended to the roof carrying her
children with her. Here, tying one OF her
babes to her shoulders, she boldly leaped
across an alley six feet in width to the roof of
another building, from whence, leaving her
burden, she returned, and in like manner car.
ried over in safely each of the others. The
&C, was witnessed by a large concourse of
spectators The mother was in feeble health,
and nothing but maternal love could have car
ried ner through SO trying scene. We are
unable TO give her name; bur, whoever she
may be, she is true woman, and her devo-
tivn deserves to be remembered. Her furniture
was all destroy ed Gin. Gag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-04

NOTlCE.-AiI persons having claim against
" Samuel Taylor, decd, or owing debts to him,
desiring papers belonging to them in his posses
son or having books of his in their possession are
referred to my son. VIM. F Taylor, at the Bank of
Virginia, who is fully empowered to act in all
things relating to The estate as my attorney
EMILY TAYLOR
Execu.rix of SamI Taylor, decd.
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