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To Country gNeroh ants-


ikTRsSaS. KNOX. having Withdrawn from the firn.o
VI McClllien. KnoX& CO.. tile renaif rs Ia We
associated will them Mr. Cheater D. knox, 6brother of S.
s. Knox SO long and ayoraby known trading public
assuming lestyle OF McClallens and Knox.
THEY would respectfully inform their old (yhu
have so long literally sustained hemJ
els IN oos ard Shoes, that their Fa Stocki arriv
ing from The 10Th to; the last OF September. 81
lIavns been selected with tile greatest
iorcash they fatsr themselves their Fall 81
oos aid Shoes they hold out Inducements quality
aid lTtees superior 10 any offered in no
Country Merchants on their they would he
cd TO their stock and post inprces fe1rlessiy
with The kets and
s:liladelphia lsep3l MccLALLENS & KNo&St
oGA Ms Ca Is & Co, just boyes
IL of totatco In addition 10 their ee Call
round at No ST. and srecinen of the CalirorDi
golden bar robacco,'' intended COCA
thirg Also large lot info SCARS lust oIaBd
ssssI gss.esssl Advice 5aFs ~ SsHi
yoa are troublea with congh Pain the breast or
any afeStion oi the L.irg<-Use nrentnser, IS Com
roli.d SyIEp Of Boneset. issi ea71s1a
If you afflicted with Rheumatism, have received
bruises or sEas your hands or feet sfrost Bit
mcnt; aud
Should you be affected with Scrofnls any disease
arising from mpuity OF tae blood, ort nlcious
of mercury. by allmeans BrenEger's Fluid Ex
tract OF ;arsapaIilla and a nndelions 15ttl3
Theseremedies have been tried by hundreds and in all
cases have satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy every dicfe in the these
complaints n ~ FOR which they are feeomnended
RRENTEINGER S ARMsTRoNGsss
Monroe dining tie McLe House,
Il
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=, - Go-Partnership.
TIL unde fsisncd liza We this day formed co-partner-
snip undo the name and style oil G. Baker s. Co. ami
Sllconnue The Steamboat agency and Boat busi-
ness AZ The old stand, Nos23 Mater street. ky 49,
S. C. BAKER,
> enol : - O. . 1<5aS 4eJohNs list.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

u, GU sLLY 80; WARE OF orR OWN nAnr,l
ssaois i wai asS c Ses SETS GU.
Ice Cream Kniyes, Napkin Rin.s rt,s and Gil k
lars ac., oihew designs 'Hh hltts, Il,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15
EROPTIVE DISEASES.


II has now become settled TACT, Acknowledged r tie
hest Physicians OF thai in the of Sci oiula,
letter and many eileg asesss sEsl sS,uln
aboye an other tons
Gseai and we have taken the pains
ing rubiissa papers, or appointing agents
the sale ort, yet we almost weekly receiving
deIs nom Vermont New York. Ohio, Kentneky other
states by pcrsonsi no by chance have heard
OF wonderful curative powers The following isfoni
very serious disease:-
NDE&R DocToR: ,sistA etsse
Tie two bottles orfiedieire / got fron, so,
heeiis have nearly ;riease sAiL mr.
some more by Express ~ - - X } A' @s'
7y.s.s. -.5z.ts !, Yours Respectfully l',e-s'ss
~ by neal all the PLY or mn
ciIy qtaek medicine, for have riade them, c
component aits and we now say "a, m
SUCH as we have not the opportunity ofmakps II knv,,
e snlirsy nee from all miaetais and Is not H.
TIE least the pTenaTStions oflo
diLs, FoSylsr,s sotlition, OF other properties "
wholesale and retail by sifs9s'k7ss ~ s' ""u Soid
siE "a tHszks - BFsENTBINGRR IA RsisTRoSf:y q,
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hail wheen- VI
Cod Liver Oil ~ - bsagale
TBSTreceiVesl: G boxes Samuel Shines, cn,,
oIrure Medicinal Cod Liver best article Or iIs
KIND brought TO this any other
s.Js BRRNTfdNGE Ell q AIMSTRoNfs,s
orposite MaSiiins JoiiIIa
9.-5 = % X s-i3 * sfasli Il
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EAsT,ERN .ApYERTIsElEN7s.s.
Woltes, Ballard ez Go. 3

iMrosrxRs Akp sonhKRs ~
{ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
L - si79 Market street, philadelphia.
w b. q Co. have also ofeiied aSwarehotise e
w reception and sale OF Western Produce Paftio-
mar attention will given 10 coiisigments OF Wool
Flour, bacon and rohacLO. RI
REFER Ta-John Goshorf Esq, y,,..,t-A
1.hns. Johnston, Dr.. ESQ., "heennsi
aIs Rse navil Faffier. Esq CtarfiIigton, O. - ,s,f
John iisyiess. Esq. Portland, o. sit5
it' 10 Absalom Ridgely, Esq Ohio co Va.
q TAR. Jrs q Co., WeIispurg, Va.
49, James Means, Esls Stenbrnyille, o. 81
or. b u. KELLY, Tiiierly Wheeling, is engaged
in thIs; House y sep.6-diy,
llasi Ifs.IIn.Es M a N
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THE LONDON t3t
4 Watch and Jewe1ry Store.

zoo Watch and Jewelry Store.
-5.s --si5 : NO 10 LIGHT S1REET,
q Soors from BaltnoTes oPPosre oundin Hotelo
s..5.5.s 49,. Baltimore
rTN snbscriber, alter twenty years. i'm the
y Giles oil Europe, would inform stranger
want OF good that quality of work
hahslip his watches DEFY all competition; hayiI. r.
eies Tor obtaining fIsk LosDos w AT':nEs, which few
IN this country possess. being personally Will
tue most eminent London Manufacturers. : -
sJslALEXANDE
LhtesoGy N. FTeneh,s Royal Exchaage, Lcndon.
ngFine w atches and Jeweiry repaired properly All
London Watches sold at this establishment warranted
Iee OF cost ior Tour years. II s.iF ii sepl5-iYd,
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From ~. ,,,,.., .., I. ~ sIL.VER wArcuy,i
ana Geneya-sn extensive sioss ~ I0laa ii,
EYER one OF which is guaraieed sS ~ kept =,
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srw -, nlsosrp rErrEas u. rllr' OBJ roer OFFlc,
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RAsTEIsN ApYER TIsEAIENTs

CURTAINS,
&c u RTAIN MATERIAL
Al, WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
s,sifslfissa w. H. CAREY IstssN
CURTAIN ST OR e.
isNo. 100 Chsstnhf ST. cert=r FIN ttrees
49, dgpcsfte Tie Sldfe ho1ss
IN 4 has always IN store a Iti stock OF
Fie,,cll ali Lace and Aiuain Curtains
and colorss 3st7 ofevery style aiid price.
French satin de EainestH I Table Plano Covers e.!
.,slin satin IJailaskS; Gilt GOTijeest
French Moqncttej TIN rms ana Hands,
+ 10 Ptlishcsi GlIDns,, .rIiltsesi.
M VI. Painted .EVLNDoES EtdDES. OF all styles and
pIiees; Hui Hollands Shade ei aild
sreTDiug complete for Cnrtail, of the newest Pals
styles, anil at the Iotteat prtees. -
ames can have their Ciraiils made aud IN ined inthe
hest Fashion Plates IA ausist of Go
steanlefs, hotels, CIR UlLDEfas and dealers seher
- W. II. ca RRfL,ss
Importer ora@d Dcalerin Furnishing Goods,
100 Chestnut street, corner ofFtith,
n,lri7-ly d.0SyE ohnosIie the lsIaie HOUSE Phada
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PLATED WAR,

Coffee and Tee Sets. Urns. ,res Ks,...-..
Yates Oval, oblUng and roni sues. aIge u,
Baskets. El'e'snesa, Flower aud PrISt ssi Cata
-. = = = = DIAAnSn ,,,.i SAUDI, q '
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-1.s DIR. Todd,s Pills

~ : 80 MA SbEtteE - =
~ sdsl9 - Z z :. : ". REIILY
4zA 5As sLtaz Stz=i IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-15

Cirrus w. FIELD IF CO.,
coMMiss on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
.'' NEW YORK. -f5s
Are Sole Agents in the United States for.
Muspratt,s superior Bteaching Powder.
Victoria Mills .iebr9iei Writing Pal.ers. za
Russell a. Superior 80 tt.el=7.l5
Z 20 (fenesce 81 rs ga - Printing as 80
Rawliia & Sons English Tissue /"
First quality uitInmarne Hue
Tey also AGENT for the principal
In this country hHd offer for Sale by far The most
iefsiv ana and desirable Paper Paper ait
acrs1s Materials thai be found in tls any other
country.
Their business Is strictly and Writing Papers
are sold by tile case only. -
Their ordinary facilities eEabIe thetio oner all
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possible
prices.
Paper made to order any size OF weight Liberal al.
vanees made c6nsigments OF Paper Paper Makers,
stock and other iiandgze! ~
The highest ma;k et pIice paid in cash for all kinds ,
hags. o. aogI-Iy
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HICH IEWELRl

superb collection OF Diamond Br,,,,..
sSItsSie sG for eIlir Fi gs. Rings m sGs q e!
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More than one hun died Of Prulapsns
uter have been effected within lie year by thbnse OF
these chains Ry applying of techain over the
region Of tie abdOna rid the nter nOn the spine.
above the lip he Usual symptoms incident To that
tlSease Al C 1T once Temnved.
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sMEDICAI
THE MARRIAGE STATE /;
MOsI sTARILINe CONsIDERATloNsl
Reaections for the Thoughtfnl

Strange that countless human beings. os,.t .na
drag through life tie beasts 81 the sia =,
the insects OF the earth, eyincing no more tbourbt
or reelection than though the noble faculties az mimi
not vonchsafcd to them W y .i A
Many such are husbands and fathers. ,upon ,rbor,
are dependent the health, the welI-beng, and me
happiness OF conding and affactionafe wife with
perhaps family Of ehiidren. : Wv WV
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Il III IHUAIPSON' RRYNfIi.Ils "a
House, fespcetiGlty invites ~! inierestetli n,
hlma call. .ss "ea.ein Aeithssis'
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PROSPECTS FOR TEMPERANCE.

Correspondence Of The y Y. Iri1aas.
AIBasr Ihursdsy March %, 1884.
A. wrote you yesterday, and ycu viii be informed
ere h by the record the Senate has concursd N the
House Amendment substituting May Tor December. and
Conference COMMITTEE hss been appointed There are some
here whohope for Compr1m-se-an iEterueds'e month
between the two named bu; scarcely hoTe rs much
TIE House Committee is constituted OF men who will nos,
am afraid the vote OF the House. emphatic
1870 against December bu; vii in and yield The
point. M McGRAw in the starr was in favsr OF Deem
b.r though be voted for May c. C. LEIGH cdvccated De
c.mber Mr. FEKo went for August but "A lot fo- MAJ
Messrs LozuR and SESSIONS, it thought, viii DC their
utmost 10 retain May.
Tbsoet snoeie friends OF The law, who had hoped for
Al carly day FOR its taking effect; have lo nearly al con
hdenee in s realization The Senate portion OF The Con
ference Committee was naEaed by Mr. DioSsos, which IS
sufficient ground supposng that they viii rot receds
from tho TINS lst December advocated by him throughout
tie debate on TIE bill Besides, two oi them Mesrs w
CLARK and BRADFoED, have placed themselves on the
record as opposed be law gong into eses earlier than
peeenber The oih s7 one. NJ DAsToRrE did not vote
les. night when :Ae question Of tine Wa taken BY the
S.ra;e
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ASSEMBLY
IHIRD READING OF BILLS


The House YESTERDAY afternoon took up the order OF
third reading Of bills, and the following passed
For the ineor Of privste family ceEaeceries
Fer support Of Of the Of New 6nrtn
be egotchie River public hishsay
Dscs-ns nan Of The West Csr.da public highway
c pro,s proveLaent Of the os state hs and io the
h.tt.r ,cccusrnodattn Of the A srie stursl Society.
pecsrnr GIoS River q public highway .- -.
To .bofise te Brown,e Female Seminary Trassef 10 dispose
Of their corporate property -.
To poue tie Vi The en OF urea and % prevent u
nv CLINTON moved to reeOmmit this oil with lnsrac-
lions 10 amend by excepting the Ciiy oil Ne" iosA from
his rot;on was opposed BY Mr CoNKLISG. who said
.he object wss 10 bring forward the bill now before the
House for the purpose, appliesoie 10 me |y u
New. York only ,,., - .ho ..hls
To provide for The tacoTporsiia- Of e'-P--.7' -
l.k,s rivers canals OF ths Sta'e .....,,, -
Nv NonEI, moved 10 !cconni' wiz lhs1rAe,,1n 70
.-;Le on, the word canals whert yer = occurs =,
,oceeded 10 advoct.e his notion .iyins the ON ~.
~ GREAT Injustice 70 those pocr r. ~ho nov @
The annals ara who either The wnoe OF Oul pan u
boat. ,,.u~ n b,I eoneluded
rHY TEMPERANCE BILL -,
III. r,-,e Of Mr. BAuCUs should have appeared aios
d, eCl,iyrs Yesterday on the Temperance e,H
IT, r mn rance bin was received from me o-neei w..
message that that body norconoufs Wi'h 'he
py Ire McGnAw moved that the House adheFe TO Us
H. R,stpIcr raised the point o. me Ho"0H
IN adhere was not in order III Ia % ;os;s.
The CHAIR said the proper mo.ion "oai az 90 A. ,ha
NJ Toy hoped the House wouid no' rece s, r,t-s.a
OF arms ia the other House iaii P'''''e
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xxxmp CONGRESS. FIRST spss.os.

IA NATE. .w.sHIsGTo-. Thursday. March 3d. 1854.
6 motion of Dir. ALLEN the Com nittee on A yricul.
turt ere allowed a clerk.
r. SUMNER presented resolutions adopted a. the an
pusi own meetings in Bridgewater and NORTHAMPTON
DH ) against the repeal OF the Missouri CJnprytnse
Mr. HUNTER reported back the Deficiency Bill, with
The bill providing for the na settlement of the claim,
of H. Officers Of The Revolutionary Army, and of the
widows and orphan children OF those vino del in tie ser
vice. taken up.
MI EVANS explained the bin. giving the history of oil
The O. LEG station respecfipg alowances 10 Of
6ces Of the Revolution. lie spoke til nearly O'Clock
when the bill was postponed.
Mr.. WELLER Offeied q resolution, which was agreed
70 dire citing Inquiry the eypedieDoy of increasing the
sslsr of Judges and fees OF the Iarssls of The United
6tates in California.
Among the amendments TO the Deficiency bill are the
following;
For the purchase of site for the Custom House OF
San fronciscO S2JO0OO
To Dburse the losses sustained by the Army in cloth
ing, &c board the San Ffancieco, 600 80.
For e purchase Of the Spanish and Mexic Law book,
el70O.
For fulfilling treaty tpulsons with the Sioux Indians
$4,000
pay the people of Oregon for expenses 10 suppress
ms Indian hoslilities, s75 600.
For preparing Models and furnishing the Patent Office,
$4,000.
The aggregate of the additional appropriations exceed
bali mi lion.
The bill gives TO certified copies Of re cords OF the Int
roI DEPARTING the leg eectas cert6ed records Of
other apartments All cOmmn cations from The Interior
Deparme ut shall bear The seal Of that departing to be
therciu L. also provides additional securities to
protect Government in the payment OF Invalid Pensions,
and declares that persons holding salaried Office
der the United States shall be paid any invalid pension
while in oiii'e
Mr.. MASON moved for an Executive Session Agreed
At quarter to o'clock the doors opened and the SEN
ate adjourned.
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DoUcs IN THE LEGISLATURE.
Prom Oar Own Reporter NJ, % ,s,t

Pom Oar Own Reporter ,,,,, ,s.f
SENATE. .ALBANf Wednesday ""AO" 49,
ryENiSG SESSION.
,....,.uA,;,- tbe Committee OF the Whole took up
the bilqrespecng the JOnsss WOOD FafA
oct. e.. - ,bs,;,,,,a for the bill the
h'' ~ IN Longbt in March l. by Mr.. Ware, aM' nd
authorizing the laying out OF the fark
H. was rcsy to admit that that oct was S[aFa s
nnpeTitous nj. substitute would remove most IL
te IN p% Of the objections lie was emPhaicay op"'oa
to repeating the act .h., thar, existed the hes, OF
reasons .or ~ his were passed relative to Parks IN
Legalnrs w. ooa authorizing the laying out OF PsA
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.pee snd learn II he has no. LEFT enc iran greg ''''

ElI~rsUE q lnars
few rc-ts since h. hss7d Of some we. 49, A.,
bs,ir. h:i In two barrels Of sky in the hr" "a
ir urhi'16s wa we're to G'lc-d fGasrai ia nc
irric, 70 n raired the sT,p' sni stove ia - hsa
Il tie c.fs sri OF the late pgrcks day h5 10 II OF
sore person LAYING IN barrel OF ths aieTn poison y
o his rri1sles he r. psired to the in.elisl sc,ie d
civ al 80 Ter Destroyed ;hs ou-ny Of s'inkni.
Let rs Tel,ei b. wfsi i msy al ntst lin-e "a
acts a. 'bess ard WHIST hlcssio- ulG b. 4 AZ re
s, q he Catholic cLu.ch took the SAINT bold staa3
te his
- told th@t rhssn1n- this decided cours, his
necu'e IRE most liberal by him in fact ls him wo-t nsh
Ing respectfully yours s.R.
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IS OF THE SCHOONER GEN. vEAzIE.

BALTlMOhE, Thursdny, MHrch % Ie!F.
The schooner Gen. Voazie, from AtaSapas, bound to
H., nm Monday The vessel is total loss but por
tion cf her cargo viii be saved. Her cargo was insured
in Tie Atlantic Company of New York
ghs New Orleans mail of Friday last is received The
Charleston parer announce the death of the Hon herr
Boyce President Of the Bank of Charleston ana MEN,
ber of the South Carolina Legislature.
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viii be required a. the LAID Otce 70 be sure what "a
tskeu and a lOcsi survey or viii be OF service
In Johnsop Iowa Foweshsik. jasper. PJlS and Dallas
Counties near the fre Of the railroad there L vet vacaat
lend of the beet quality Thc Il true Of every C,us
" south. am tod. Ii colder climate Is preferred tfhs
sCits me in the Cocnes Of Almskee and Clston North
- >se Erie there IL good land commend person 20
cnr A.. re or TO make home where no: sure Of the
cSarsh and .~Aco!. c.
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The Pacific. U. S Mail Steamer from Liverpool.
"Wednesday the sih iss., SCOUT p NJ arrived at sis
port last sgening at O'Clock
The Aifcs arrived at Liverpool PIP afternoon Tuss'
dsy, 9TH Nfnrch and the America in evening Of tAs
same day.
The cppe- nip Lightning, Captain Forbes. arrived
in the Mersey IN Saturday evening, the 9Th March
Admiral Corrys division OF the British deet Was to
sail on 7th or sd. March for tn, Bsltic
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
J. "a III. ~ " 49,

sptelai Dil<teh 70 The Y Trbnrd,
WAsHIScToS. Thursday, March %, isSf.
mr. HvNT Of LoaisisDa electrified tie House Of Repre-
sntsves TO-DAY by tho delivery of aLe and eoqaen.
Pech IN cppotou to the repeal Of the Ms-'ur Compro.
she Honor and gooo faith were it, lead ng poct'
Mr. SBnLDs occupied the entire time of the Executive
Session to-day againsi the Ged,deu Treaty.
hsoS IIoBBE Assistant Postmaster General died 10 day
Of fnstmpiion General SKTSER from Northern New
" Who has been dohargiog the duties Of tie off g
du ig bs illness. is spoken Of as his successor JoHs
o. of Pennsylvania, Trezent Chief Clerk in me
Pc Office. is also named Ether would BE- On ainrable
sfj ion
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1 cLERlcAL NAINE LAW

Corrtsrcaoelcs q IRf y ! Irblne-
U1ssHsxroS v Y, Monday March 20 lsSt.
Horror TO those whom honor is dne OF rather Tor
a rror,tio ard encouragement Of similar acts let ne
TEN Won that the Roman Catholic pes, Of ms Solh'y h
5 "a Soipg more for the morals Of MS people than you
form an IDEA OF They say ne "a incessani IN ms adj
m@nots from the pulpit touching the vice OF nsuPer'
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BosToS, Thursday, Mar h 90, 1854.
The ship Fleetwood which arrived here this morning
from Shanghai rescued the Goth inst the crew OF the
schooner Hope of and from New York for Bosom when
she fell in with in a sinking condition.
Two inches of snow fell at an early hour this morning
followed by severe rain storm.
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rV- PRESIDENT FILLMORE'S VISIT TO NEW
- IEANS-MURDER TRIAL

NV ORIENNs, " eunesddv, uHrVu .o0''
A resolution has been passed bv the Common CounsIi
Of this civ 10 give President Fillmore public reoep
lion He is expected 20 reach here on oaSruSs' anu
rooms have been engaged for him at the ST. Charles
Tbetsl of Patton for the murder of Col Turnbull las
fall has resulted in verdict of guilty out WITHOUT caa
puui.lmCnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
ANTI NEBRASKA MEETING AT ALBANY, &C.

ALBANY, Thursday, March %, l55i
An anti Nebraska meeting was held at the Capitol this
evening end very largely attended william Parma
lee Mayer Of the city, presided Resolutions IN opposition
to The Nebraska bill reported by Isaac Edwards and
were unanimously adopted.
Amos Dean Bradford Il Wood and others addressed the
me- ting.
Among the officers Of the meeting were Eli Perry Dem
late Mayor, and ii. Ii. Van Dyck of The AnSs
The propeller Nicholas arrived at Oswego yesterday
with 900 bbs. of -four from Canada. snce the iake
TO New York and Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
FIRE AT DURHAMVILLE.

IrIcl 1hursdny, March q, Ls'f
Tpnpers sash and blind factory at Durhsmve One!da
70 was DESTROYED by FIRE at noon to-day win an .e
- 80 machinery Loss unknown. Insured for '!'2Vo
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ANrINEBRAsKA MEETING IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Ma

TIE ENQUIRER Of ths morning contains cal for an anti
Nebraska meeting in this city signed by over 900 promi
pent Democrats including the Hon j. Faran, formerly
editor of The Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

The Temperance h was received from The House with
message that they insisted the May amendment, and
asked for Committee OF Conference. Committee was
APPOINTED aud the Senate took recess TIL clock
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. MoSKoE reported complete the New York Juvenile
Asylum bill.
bill was reported appointing Commissioners 10 visit
the State Prisons and ex anime into their condition
The CRYSTAL Palace Charter amendment bill was reported
The bill relative the INDECENT pupils of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum was ordered TO third reading.
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THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GLASGOW
PHlLADkIFHIA' TINT

The steamship City Of Glasgow from ~; IN h y
d A. from this port has been postponed
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL or THE PACIFIC
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NrRDERER CONVICTED.

ROME Thursday, MaIlH % ~
The Jury in the case of Mccain, after nineteen ncars
delioeration have returned verdict Of gay o.
TIE Court is now engaged upon another TIA iO'