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-. HEALTH RESTORED.
Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs tyc.-On,vard
march Of HdMlpton's Yegetalle. I'incture.

"'7'' 0'' y 11u"1F0H 2, = tgtIuUle IHcIuFt.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray-Ge ntIemei; / wish to
Inform you OF the benef have deriyeI from the use or
DR. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
From my earliest reeotieeions scarcely enjo
days health. For number of yeais1 under the
tteatmeni OF the most skml physicians this city.
disease was pronounced by and dys
rived very little. II any, benefit from their treatment
also tried varios: remedies al highly recommended TO
ber last, when my mind became seriously affected; my
inemoI lailedj gTeat weakness, aintig hts,
was entirely useless 10 family Just this tire
friend procured for mo bottle of this valuable Tho
torsiom OF y health; and now taking thee boes
appetite good, and now enjoy better than ever
have at previous time during my whole le all OF
which can safely aseribe TO the this WON
dc rful medicine.
Yours, truly, MARY A. RIGGS,
2T9S. Paca street
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We believe it is true that Wharton of the
Times and Gazette has gone to attend the Adolf
ton Convention at Cincinnati. as reported.
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HorELs.-we invite attention to the able com.
nuu1tation of our correspondent 'PnrLA >rHRoros'
Op the subject of Hotels. and kindred subjects.
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Carr. jonS t. Ros,ssos. heretofore of the
steamer J. C. Cline. has been appointed captain
Of the Alvin Adams.
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Tnr Rrvrn last night had over thirteen feet of
xs.er III the channel and was rising.
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Hip Diseass-Lameness Cured Rampton,s Veg
tsz etdbie Tincfurs
Read the following extract OF N letter dated

Read the lollowins eXtTact OF letter dated
49,. s'..-' - WAsASGToH, March 10, 1854.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Jear Sirs :-My little
girl contracted laeiIess and negam one side
during the early part OF last summer thought II was
om habit she had acquired Of standing the le
was unwilling to believe until crooked up
that was quite alarmed In Seuember took her to one
was affected anu prescribed accordingly The medicine
being OF no service to her, he hin
ease, and said she would probably lame ore then
made nae of much dvetised and ceebl ated inmet,
WHICH was said 10 he beneficial in cases.
ued It until the 10th OF February; changed it for
Hartshorn Ltntmcnt which used until the 18th Her
suher1ngs becoming mole ACUTE returned again 10 the
d, i hin hut she stil continued 70
intense suffering. Then bought OF Hampton,a
Vegetable IincnIe, and on the day begun
to use II she could strashen s.nnd u without
support The little creature wasso overioyedthat she
can stand by myseE She had not been die to n and
as for two or tlrer months is just one
month since she commenced using the incture ana car
now walk as well as before taken sick. 5s7s5
80 Respectfully, H.sW.EFRANKLAND,
s.~s Pennsylvania Av. near G leo getown bridge,
fa- '7-9sat So tpaahfngton, D. C..
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,TRRs conce rlns SUBSCRIPTION. advertising or 9th.
Ls.nsal business ofthe Imteisencer, should be ad-
drssea e""eeTn. the editorial department OF the pa.
be addressed to the editors, Jointly, or TO eli.
er0ne writing for publication, win please
" q! INIT on one side OF the paper.
0fthe above rules will greatly oblige u.s.
An nre more prompt attention to correspondents
ard ,sey might otherwise some times receive.
1.-THE INTELLIGENCER OF
FTCE has been removed from Water
street to M'Afee's new buildings, corner
Of Main and Quincy streets, one square
from the Post Office, one square from the
Railroad Depot, and one square from the
steamboat Landing.
a@EntraHce from Quincy street.
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fOh RENI.s - ~ sEzz
TTNII story recently erected
the ythwarehouse property lr6ning the paved
wharf, On Water street. These houses in point OF size,
(beng upwards hundred and forty in,iepth)
eegaee, aud strength of structure, and locs ton
either forwarding and commission, produce, orwhole
sale gocey business unqualified any Others
for Gent in The countng Rooms arc large AID
Possession given immedi aielyS Forte ms apply to
It4n8 49, RRASE1s n. ARMSTRONG;
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. W." ELIZABETH EDWARDS.

lido hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards and can safely recommend the above
statement TO be correct
K. p. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon bridge, Hampshire CO. Va.
20 Delicate ladies and children will please give II
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No. ], Sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, cAsslMEREs AND vEs11Nes.

New Spring and snn,mer G Gods,
and he so 1sis 70 at es aa
re-, from Ne,s York md procure
EMPORIUM, New York, import from France and the
ESes M os ao aS sas 20
Tue wants oiany customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists of -. II
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
f. pALHtA CLOTHS.
Also SILK and Wool shmerets AZ shades and eoors,
&C. for making froek, dress sack and business coats
have beaual Selection at IN amy
and Il
he s
OF the Allegheny mountains. s73ss .8s 81
ment Furnishing Goods, all fine seasonable. fash
consisting or cloth. cashmere cashmerett, bonn
goats vests s9d ss made from the most
ne and eotton shies, six agss wool ana s ss
ton Undershirts aud Drawers; eravats stocks coars
Hosiery in great Variety other article suit
able e, FOR ,s eomrLens sent,I:em,an's wardrobe
Please cali and lake look and much obiEe Yours
. NOTICE EXTRA. .5..i.sEf,
have small stock of common clothing that will dis
pose OF at COST even TO make room for Spring
I maj i -" 49, -S' - lttsE 6aat55zta RICE
= New Savings, Bank, Store. I.
NEW PAsIumoSEp LET rERs AT THE OLD Fosr oFFlcEl
AM now wing ana opening an unusually large and
gene al assortment OF Boots, Shoes. Hats, Bonnets.
R s OF a as
euped as the Post Office aud opposite the Mcclure House
for cash. The o. the North arder the
most aud offer them the eis
ets solicit share 81 pstfo
II useless 10 much, praise OF my stock IT
mistake not The people Of Wheeling not easily
VARIETY q meas youth and and Shoes
o5 s,lk moesia WOOL and straw hats
s9 s &c the most !eee. fashions and Also
sE9ss ts and sSth for and
call and sec for yourselves. - Z
teles would respectfully invite Country merchants to
call and aend their orders win duplicate
sps -. :. - s'.s.e : s's'i b HWaTsoN
....,..r; i. Thos.5 Hughes ~
EGs 70 inform III. friends aud sastomel and the pub
with very large and beautiful. ,,l p 55s i'
q, . STOCK .e OF GooDS
he invites themto call and exaine: They viii find his
an most se
which he guarantees es than they can be
THE cloths. eassimcres, yssnes are particularly
Iieh e9@priSing every aesissbe color and pat
orally highly worthy the attention being
Of
6 sss
fine anything and requisite Tor gentie7
mans wardrobe, canbe obtained atNo 30, corner Mon.
sap4:3mj sss TAOS .AHUGHRs.
HRIsKRLI & Co.. have also large stock or the fol-
lI5iowing Goods = siS - &
Linen Sheeting, q - Z 80 = =. i
- Pillow case Linen, -. .=sSits--s
Linen Table Cloths, =; 4 - y
ssa5l Fine Damask do, 555.3zs4 ~ ~ 81
~ gss2ss Cassimeres, - - 1870
fs9fs5R - 2 TWeeds, go
rsa4 , Checks, -
i~ssSsisf % ssaifS Tfckings, ~
gtss~Sls7i ss7Ssl = Q Crash,
| kqt il.sS g HIeaehsd Musifns, ss 3
G51e-s = = ss-sAkf FIanneis, CWool) - e
sy-Y - gis55st - DO (silk. D ~
eS{ y. ~ - x Furniture C6intx, ~ - &
tst6tists7sf ~ ~ ltJB ~ s4a
$50 s s9sf ssigzf ftu rs summer Pant stunt
/ - - : H - "a Table q Piano covers
Parssols, -
Umbrellas,
Il Be- ee1 L.
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Ma;mr,rl5nI,o,tih 5hat Store

Milk Leg, dreadful Ulcer.
:, y !. TP ALPII'ATION, WEAKNESS,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
HAMPTON'Ss TINCTUREi HrRIUMPHANTl!!
HUNDREDS OF OUR OWN CITIZENS, -
The Rieh and the Poor, everywhere bear the game
.E-t- ssTKSTH M ONY i++y a
Read tho following Certificate lady, endorsed by
postmaster <. 7. Cooper: 7fr.55f7 - 77fTSf1
ea5al. CAPos BniDoH, Hanpshireco.sva 1
X -. ts-sa On Narch1, 1853. ~ !
r ceorerDear Sir; Agreeab bic to your request,
ana my own desire TO benefit the afflicted, eby
y the great relief received from use OF HdMTON
VEGETABLR 77NCTURE 80, ~ 80. -
was taken with violent paipitation or rather ut-
tertng and trembling OF the heart,
raj days,t seemed though my had almost forgot
ten Its Office The family became
bo tie OF this valuable medicine before had ken
near one bottle OF this zZNcTURE OF HdHP7ONrS, i
was entirely relieved. l,-s s.f :, :
This Is the third relief in my family by the
OF this valuable medicine Two or three years ago
was laid with alteration ankle, effect OF
what Is nsuIlly called milk leg ] lost all taste and
arpetei and the which inches up nd
down, aud halt way around ankle, Iejerted
to heal It, until procured dmPtoH'S Vegetable
lure one bottle OF which estored my heat healed my
ankle, aud am lreer from swelling than in the mir.
~ -. eall-.f.t ~ sall5
Again, OF my daughters very low from severe
dysentery. and when she began SIT feet com
Inei,ced swelling, which every day. and began
to be very anul-slie used oottIe or H1nIptonS Tine
turc; the pains the swelling ana
hsr health returnedwe Kept her legs baIdaged with
strips oil woolen until her strength returned
have been thus particular, that similar
might be induced to avail themselves
this reHedy.
with
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'0r the last Hours, ending last night at So clock.
ARRIVALS.

ana DePartnre. OF steam Hoa's
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, .Serefula, Cough, Astd-
=. ma, Consunption, Liuer (,onplaint &c ~

20. e TRUTH is MIGHTY!
Are you sick? Beware Of limitations l-Ask for Hump
pleasant aud safe remedy ma Induce eounte, feng. ).
as s,s must merit md to
yanze worthless article as to keep It up as good
good medeiae viii i've become popular, and extend
us sales year after year. ~ spite Of OPPOSITION The
scs from mouth mouth with more rapidly than news
r n"pess ssa witness t.styng to tho
any newspaper advertising.
In proof OF what we above you to Hemp
The Vie 81 YesEie &C sssrs 10 Pearl
OF rheumatism OF eight years. standing; all other RENE
WIN N. Oldham clate of the Custom House, dwelling
40 iye Fne st oil Dyspepsia, great permanently
W. sehaeGer. Esq, on, OF the oldest and
most highly respectable citizens. cured ogreat
with hip disease and mercuria rheumatism; cured
alter all other .1,, remedies had failed. 2 b
SPACE viii not permit 70 hundreds others,
W Good, Capt Those not, G ault; las
John Peryail, s. A. Griain, JOHN Luke Rev.v. Esk.
Navy aud thousands others cured Of Dyspep
Dance &C.. Wsreter 10 our own eitisenssesiio on
DR.. 14an,7oM the author o. .bi. great H.mp,op,,
Vegetable Vcture in his soh ear In good heath so
be seenthat 1t is anatieie got up to Impose
NbREps in this city will bear the same testi-.
mony: !. =, ~ ,.7l.ai fsz5II . %
cures. ~ =. 3 Ia - 80 ~ 1919
has shown; tssl5 n m g powerfully curative OF
& = -aas NERVOUS DISEASES, 49,
in their various giyins new lie and yigor, restor
Ing the shattered and thus nsing hope in
lion on the stomach liver kianeys lungs. and Tie
yoas dysrensa, liver diseases
lions, consumption; scroIds, Kings EsiI worms Te-
gout neuralgia, saint Wins Dance Pits Fstu.
i9$
general aseEtss VIM n. Mckee, 6ih ward, and 81
GeSssold By MaarIera & MswpRAr, $40 baltimore II
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NoTICE- EXTRi,

NOTICE EXTRA. 5s.ll.sEfs
have small stock of common clothing that will dis.
pose OF at cost. or even less TO make for my Spring
I'M. , ai o' hne Eooes - so $3.50 ) . p1rp
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Joshua H. Bates, Alfred Ia lor, gAndrew0
Dickso3 and Henry A. Graves, partners In the cir
under the firm name OF Bales, Taylor & court or
Co. plaintias county. "
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.RTHE INTELLIGENCER OF

aaFEntrance from Quincy street.
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g p sc TO MOTHERS esss9 &
A = C.sPARTRIDG L respectful informs his ratrols
IN and the public generally That lie ght behg 9ost
favorable attis will give particular attention
during this month and next taking The enesses OF
young on every pleasant Jay between me h9gFs
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CALENDAR FOR 1854.

CALENDAR FOR 1854.
:. = HA19H; !, ). ;. : 1Fs.l:,..
!! !! ! J !! ]: !
g. n: " n. ". :. ?; $.
!; J ]! ]! ! ]: ] ] ] J J:
5. 4 '0@!, ;. 40s ysF
!: /: { 4 i { ! !: !; !: ]: ];
30 81 81. ..s. -
valley of Va. Fire & Marine insurance Co.
'''-'. { { $s F R Rs5:n. AGENTS.
Savings HANK e0rns Msn and Fiddle ES
u5-REfER To-James R. Baker -
H.K. List. jan4-:y
Ly nchburg Fire, Life & Marine Insurance Co
OF IYNcHBuRG. va.
,OtFIcE-ats Savings Bank, corner Main and fiddle
fan4:tse t.' G5 F1zs wheeling, Va.
LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS.
fresh sssppy 1 rs, well
bulk and retail packages. Aso-a choice lot OF Flower
long in this business enables
sonSs 10 the public Tor their etaiity and sooa
qualify Each paper bears label with the and ,rGr-
'4'ss9'' 'pe = Of' ~ j. H. eRuMBAcKER.
mr6 agent for David Landreth.5
w a III WiND6w PAPER: nonnr..
FIRE sG ea9sfESS s a nSB 3enoVEs.
s.sortsnt and eheeRsst T. ne ely
M ANIKD.-A ma. led man, OF very small family.
wishes situation as salesman Or receiving or
Of stese ssfseory rssrense given to some of the
best men in either Baltimore or Wheelins
address, through tic. Post ONCE,
Joshila II. hates. Alfred 9 ayloI, Andrewl
under 09 the arm name Bates. Taylor court Ohio
-. MIA. In case:
May. ISL Between he hours Of o'clock M and
that day at office onJ. Dean Smith.
he iePS. is aS . beam smith oiSss
cause But il tom any the said dispositions shall
not then be commenced being shall not be
$3.50 - '|'''e 1855 ALFRED cAIDWELLs
To nErESDkxr. apr
Joshua H. Bates, Alfred Ia lor, sAndrewl
under the irm name OF Bales. Taylor court OF Ohio
mia. In case.
John L. Spring. ,Lz.s, detsndant1
May, 1851 between the houss OF 8 O'Clock and o.
cockr of that day at the Counting House oi hates.
Taylor Co in the city o, New York. the dispositions Of
John ~ WolcOtt others will taken, read
evidence for the plaintiffs at the trial OF said cause But
from the said dispositions shall then
commenced heing commenced, shall not then com.
pleted, the taking the will be adjourned time
10 time until the same and completed - ~ -
80 ALFRED CALDwELL.gs - 3t5s
a attorney for plaintins.ll
EFUR4 RENr.7 - -.75-
NIIE fine story warehouses. recently erected
the orBythwaTehouse property fronting The paved
wharf, Water street. These houses, point OF size,
(beng upwards hundred and forty in'iepth)
eegaGe, aud strength of structure, and locS ton
either Forwarding and produce or whole.
for sent in the city The Room. large
sn5lJion1 located atOFv!
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!. New Savings, Bank, Store. .

SEW IA. ,nsoNEp LET rEns Az .rnE OLD rosr orrlcE!
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THE INTELLIGENCER,
TUESDAY MORNING. Apt1L IS. 1854.
TO Correspondents.

,,rrRRs concerning suscrtpton advertising or 9th
.lnsi.l hIsiness ofthe InteIIiseneer, should be ad
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Joshua H.. bates, Alfred 4 ylUT, Andrewl
Dickson and Henry A. Graves rtners In the circui
under the firm OF Bates, Taylor tcourt OF ohtS
Co. lal-t patntihs (county, Virgi
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CAUTioN.
CAUTIoN HXTE

PrIcE,-s3o 90 Per bottle; two for IS; SIX or So
" = : o. H. RING ffopFietoE
1872 Broadway, NesxgYorlt.s
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NO MERCURf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OATH.
DE-. Morse having recently heard some
aud several druggists that his Cordial con
tanned Mercury and Opium has made the following afda.
contained Me,eary OF Opium, from the singular emerge
great in relieving pain, envy knows Il
State of New York, city and county OF New York, 49,
On the 26th day Jue 4. D. 1916, personally appear.
ed before ndrewH Mickle, ofthe city ofNeyy
York, Melealf Morse who by me being duly sworn, doth
reural used in and manu-
iacuring or s contained in the medicine known by lie
Of DR. Morse's lnvfgorating Elixir Cordial nd tat
1t does not contain particle Of Opium = = sAses
Sworn before me, this 26th day OF June, 1916.
=} p All. MICRLR. Mayor
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Whenever organs be acted upon are ree from mai
forination ictural diseases 1t is
MORSE. s. lNVIaORATlNGl ELIXIR

= = :.
the nineteenth century Its the first scientific man
in the world would have ad uitte mtIaclo OF ned
cine heretofore supposed to la existence,
STlM THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Its force is expended, with OPIUM al
eooe and al other exctants The eHecto
these brief and II well be said im who them
81 he last state of that Is frs hut
the Elixir is exhcrant without single drawbaek-sae
IN Its oeratio perpetual in its happy influence upon the
nerves, the mind and the entire viii also
remove depressios excitement, tendency to blush.
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dea the editorial department OF the ma
.boi be addressed to the edtors Jointly. TO Ell.
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AM now receiving opening unusually large and
genes al assortment OF Boots Shoes, Hats Bonnets.
Umbrellas and CARPET Sacks at the corner OF Market and
cupied the Post Office opposite the Mcclure House
very large and ntt elyne stock which purchased
most favorable circumstances, and offer them the citi
zens OF and vicinity at reduced prices, whole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
go ..-- -,-rT-EAIrp SAN sNCfSCo

THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO.
The following despatch was received by the Sec
~s.arv Of the Navy on sunday from Messrs Aspin-
,saus Co. owners Of the steamersSan Francisco
xv,v YORK, January sth.--Mste of the brig Ma,
Lon sroke the steamer San Francisco, DeeeIn-
,t,-95fb He gives consistent and Intelligent
49,. and states that Capt Watkins had plenty
..ff,~,visiauk. lie had. however, ishteaed the
An There were 90 mon at the pumps
Thr h, ir Napoleon was at the nearest point VITA
-. .firtx wards Of her and saw twenty male pas
,a,1e-t On deck. The cabin, hurricane deck for
50 ,r,i yyi..e!s were standing, The damages to
v s.@9,ge, were merely in her upper works, amt
- the WI 9el-bouses were gone, but the wheels
,,a-,. entire. and both guards IN good orSeF.-
n mat, is sure that the ruider was all right
re .r,tusst xas -oae above deck. but :Ie miz-
Is,.r.s>, AN important fact towards her sateiy,t
MS standing Roth smoke stacks were entirely
80 The huh looked 20 be 10 good order. The
"a WAS heavy with strong nigh, breeze from the
- ,yas. as tar az could be ascertaiaed the
..es,,, n-.f7lf,s were working.
T1,o s-estler was again seen on the goth Decera-
,.erss.s w.;s tie drag on; forward. and her head
- .be,+;ra The damages 10 her occurred III the
,-,9l. December -, whieh was intensely severe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10
TIE DvEL FoUGHT BY Ma eou1

HE DUEL FoUGaT BY Mr.. SoULE.-A Paris let
p!, speaking OF the duel fought by Mr.. Soule Sr
aud tie Marquis de Turgot, says The parties fought
VIA small swords. The affair lasted three-quar-
teis o! an hour. At length Mr.. Soule fell when
e Duke, with the point OF his sword to his breast
M;ce9 MS opponent to re;ract" A letter dated
say:
ne daeI took place with pistols, at twenty pa
eVs' me parties meeiag al Chamartin, league
y ~.n Madrid at hali-past eleven. The first fire
lu'& place without effect. On the second fire NJ
ue 2r2o was shot through the leg near the knee:
Le ;'es Immediately removed home in his carriage,
"1' core the injury pretty well. The leg is now q
sood ueai swollen but il appears that the knee
eaF "sF noe touched and no principal artery
wounded, Il Is trusted that his state is not one Of
u",St, Ar Soule was not wounded
II FeIIy, Secretary Of the American Legation,
a. oIe 81 the seconds Of young Soue, in his duel
IN M ne Duke OF Alba. They fought with swords
n1t yf'Qnately without either being wounded aud
et1e ga IN the seconds drawing up minute OF the
ings as having been conducted ia manner
factory to the honor and reputation Of both
'a.IFs' It was also agreed that the letters which
Withdrawn
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IMPORTANT FROM CALiFORNIA.-ARRIV
OF THE ELDORADO.

Evtae steamer E!doEadO the san francisco papers
..-.e 10Th have ueeu received. The principal items
81 sa,-r-s. I-.str 20 Walkers Filibas;erug EXue-
r..-ur. On TIE "a of December lie MADE an eXcuT-
So ZION. So Diego. where he had arrived Il few
ds7. previous 10 the capture OF the Governor, to
tg:1z-. He was attacked ~ the Me&iCans aud de-
testsL WIN less o. y or II mea. lie and the rest
u Gs party fled, and were pursued by the Mexicans
iatu house at EHseuaca. where. at the latest ac-
counts. ,Icg were besrgsG by several hundred Mex
cans WHO lad cut them OF from their boats and
prevented chem from reaching the CasoEue which
WIS a.-gor-d near. Several parties had gone TO
Lts-r ss.s:suc-.
Ia machinery ard q part ofthe mails ofthe Win
TED >cO'. were entirely lost The ship had rot yet
Tl- p.l.ae Railroad Surveying expedition YVES
busy il The South, and al elaborate report was eN-
p.u-sa.
Own. 20 heavy rains the rivers We're high. Mn
.Eg 4ccvu'rs were very favorable.
TIL ba-S UJeta sailed OF the lJta with 2Jt Fill
tus.crs aud plenty Ut ammunition, the authorities
E.ss.l- 10 ede--s 10 sop EeI-0tnegs were pTe.ar-
ms to t3.lvV.
The Eas..n ship Jenny Lind was lost in going GU.
Of the AsruaE Du the ltL- Some difficulty had oc-
cured = lie lce Department. aad three hundred had
resigned.
SAP Esws.---Arriyed al ssu Francisco 10th, ships
TrGGe N.GC. Philadelphia and Comet. New York;
ll:h, ships Ma4darine and Raven, New York; Witch
O. The Tsye, Boston; II b. ship No III Wind, New
York; 18Th, ship Wide Awake. New York.
NaEKETs-The San Francisco Herald says that
nearly every department of trade ia dull III cunse-
qflge Of the continued heavy importatOns and lin
Ted demand from the interior. Flour heavy. Small
Of Gaiiego and HaXaH at SI40I5 Pork de-
citled. Mess 5000. New Coffee scarce and the
st y DC Gunny bags declined 10 49,. ALBANIAN.
tins Candles BIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-10
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION,

Nav YORK, Jan. ga fire broke out about II
o'c ocs this morning, in the Metropolitan Hail. by
when, in the of two hours, that magnificent
ba-dlng, and the marble troDteG hotel called
tte La Fargo Hotel, were entirely destroyed
No other buildings were burnt other than the La
Fargo House and Metropolitan Hall. The roof of d
frame building on Mercer street was crushed in by
the falling of the rear wall of the hotel. and several
other buildln gs were scorched. Nothing but the
walls u the Hotel were left which levelled bv
The h[emen. The Hotel leased by Charles
opeued in few days. Nearly all the furniture was
burnt o. otherwise destroyed. The FIRE originated IN
the metropolitan Hall where Julien was reparin
fer grand dress ball