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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

The burning o[such a large quantity of inaama-
,ble materials lighted upAhe whole city. casting
broad glare over the surrounding waters, and was,
perhaps the most intensely, though fearfully bril-
liant conaagration ever beheld in the city. The
ruiIding was l2ofeet long and fivestoEes high.
The destruction of this Establishment is the loss
to the city of highly useful nianufactory.
The worthy proprietors hayeithe universal sym
pathy of our citizens, and eltrust that they may
be enabled 10 commence forthwith 10 rebuild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

Qua WHARF, warehouses and depot still con-
tinue crowded aud ovetdowing with frei, h, nm,
every capacity Of the Railroad for /.
called into requlsition MIR. Done. the as,er If
Transportation. arrived here ON SATURDAY far tbs
purpose oil efecting,,if possible, further arrange
mems 10 meet the great demands of shippers. IL
any burtke or locomotives on the roa are moi
at present used 10 the best possible ADVANTAGE il is
hoped that the defect will be inmediately repair-
ed. for every effort within the power of The Com
Pany was never more camotolsly called for than
at present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

INCIDENTS THE LATE STORM on THE ONO.
We have heard of greatmany incidents, and
narrow escapes ofboa1mEn exposed 10 the honor
oflhe storm which swept over the Ohio last Sum
day night. One of the most daring feats was per-
formed by Two of The crew of pair of coal boats
belonging TO Mr.. Leslie, OF Pittsburgh. The boais
started for New Orleans Saturday evening, from
JelferSonviIe, IN charge of Montgomery, and Stur-
gis, pilots and on the next night the head
pilot, while The storm was brewing deteimin-
eli 10 lie the boats up Their small boat, or ski,
had become useless, and in the meantime the
storm broke upon them in all its fury, aud the
pilot told his crew that the only chance for sat
ty was 10 get al lime ashore. AT this the second
pilot, L. Sturgis. and one of The crew, green
hand from the Indians, but willing and daring
soul, jumped into the river with line and sue
ceeded m swimming 10 the shore. and made 1t fast
TO tree, thus landing and saving the boats. =
Soon aIterthe performance OF this feat. a coal
boat belonging TO Kill Lewis one ofthe par Pr
loied by Miller came down the river and struck a.
gainst one ofthe boats of Montgomery that hsu
thus been landed, and sunk IL 2 The annexed par
asrarhs in reference the loss of piir of coal
boats belonging to Mr. Watson pi:oted by Gail fli
BREATH involving the loss of len men, is tom me
Cincinnati Columbian. The boatswere IN SINK
ing condition. and The pilot had s'at'edl To- the
shore with tiveofthe llens telling the others to
await his return, but they became frightened, and
ali jumped into the skill and sunk its-i;k
The wind swept dismal howiines upon the
turLid and angry Watsrs,of The Ohio; now swollen
by the liberal out. pouring Of lis various tfibata-
ries. while the giants of tho forest c:acked and
gIoaned as they bent before its tesistless sway. a
non heavy fia es Of snow, fleecy messengets al
thestorm king, lsw ept through The air. adding TO
the wintery desoIation of the scene.
Upon that dismal night there WASH cry OF des-
pashea1d upon the dark expanse Of the ioatnlas
current, it came fiom The crews Of the coal poais
which. unmanrgeable in the powerful s'ream'
were whirliug rapidly to distinction One gal
liant soul, with undannied spirit and Hsresssa !.
strength, taking the end Of rope between ., ms
teeth cast hmsefintos The. gbIeasslng .nen
until he reached the shore, but here his s.rength
failed him, and he fell; ut the same tine yen o.
agony burst upon the night, and sshe S0a!s aad
,swamped, and Ties strong men were sweep llAs
rsels. on, on beneath thsdarS waters OF seyen-
teen, WHO, few hours before were iuil Of sllls
. slfta fGfdtfFssEdi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

nCllYt ut IO!ueI IaItS.- - = y = - - : n
tHAvRE, Feb s.-Cotton s5f Sac steady Stock
hle bushes doing IN rails at CT l5saES; lars IS
Is 6Gass los, firm; Scotch pig Iss. Mixed lead
quiet. Money abundant. No change in Bank
rates. American stocks improving; Rallload bends
in demand; Illinois, Central,liaiiroad SO, latest I'd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27
Hatsl HatslI HataIIIlI q

- Ot The -LaEESEAFAEL FASHION,.
HNNEn now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall ~
w. styles and prepared to supplyour pat n
and the public with Hats that cannot besurpassed in&
endurance beauty OF finish and although
nshed as low as those orerior Eastern
yct manufacture. Also, large
eIent varieties OF Soft aud Felt mems, youths, and chil
dTen's Hats Also. large assortment OF Friends Hats
OF the different grades, together with fine assortment or
mens and youths, Cloth Glazed and Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest Those desirous obtaining good arti
10th taste and economy by at the
HAT and Cap store, No 1875 doors north Of W.T. Sci.
sep12 f-.-- 5l,ss-sll ft.as W w. rJISiISON .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

SPRING GOoDs.-Mr ]. G. Henley, Main street t, Il
has received his Spring stock Of goods and ofrerrs
great variety of beautiful fabrics at reduced
prices. Give him > cali. 3
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Van. T. Needs, 81 :. 'l7aI

Zoo bfnderaGs II Inn M tinu acturer
ni5 No. 24t Monyss Street UP STAlRS.s9t5i
WToUID respect fully their friends aud the pub.
wv lie That they have bought the
men lately known James 81, Ewing kbindesyanas
Blankbo and are to Rue anao
and by any esta bishment 1the count " 1000 -.
slantly on hand sortment OF blank books
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

Or THE INSURANCE on the stock and macbinerv
DESTROYED by the fire of Saturday night. $500
was in the Virginia Fire Marine Company, and
$4,000 inthe State Mutual of Harrsburgh. The
$1,000 on the building was intbe Valley Of Virginia
Company. g - ,'',,, :
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CONGRESSIONAL II :


.''' - as. ~ WAsu1seroN, Feb %. .,'
SESALE!-Several petitions was presented and
disposed Of 0nmoton of Mr.. Stuart the Senate
took up the resolutions insructiug The committee
on Commerce to report a River and Harbor Bill.
after some considerable debate it was laid over
until Monday. =, ~ i +. -
MIR. Gass read. an extract romthe Earl of Clsr-
endon's sneecii, lntimatins that the English and
French alliance extends 20 Western as well as to
Eastern affairs. he said that Ibis was clearly an
alliance designed to check our national aggian-
dfsement by the acquisition Of Cuba he hoped
the committee OIL Foreign Relations. would be!pre
pared 10 recommend some actiony declamatofy of
our determination, not TO permit such Interference.
Mr.. Mason said we had notice in the Tripurtite
treaty, of a correspondence between England ano,
France, that designed to prevent cur acquisition of
Cuba. is4ifs5f s1iisiis ftat-eis II; et tla.ioTi
Mr.. Bell-Aow have we profted by the notice.
Mr. Mason-Bye keeping perfectly quiet. He
thought that there was nothing Tor us totdo until
Intervention actually occurs. What would the
Senator from Michigan Go? :, ts :, Z
Mr.. Cas- read Mr.. Ghurckill,s non-interyention
resolutions offered the House some weeks ago.
He would pass them and declare 6ui rights in the
family oftdGens to Stand by hem in ALI extremes.
The Senate resumed, tile consideration OF The
NebIarkasi hill. Mr. Butler conctnded2 his speech
and The Sennt adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

-sgase y Sd DIED 81 ss Z, ,.3is i5ss ri
sonsaturday NIGHT n lI,Y wife CiEs. h
F. EEENY and eldest daughter Daniet Steenfod, Esq
aged f5eyears. ~ ) u Il
Tie ftiends OF family are the fnne.
raj from her late ST. at o'clock this
IMonaayS morning. 81 "a 81 80 4 ~ 4 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27
Tobacco! Tobacco! 1! Tobaceol.!.l


TEE would most respectfully call the attention of AIer
wv chants rpeerst our very large aud general
stock of Tobacco Cigars, Snuff and such other arti
Giles as estt mately belong TO irregular ssot ~ Z 7
5tEa Wholesale Tobacco HI ouSe. IN -ssf /
Our stock consists OF over eifr sgE itrs ..yseI
! ONE TH0USANDBQXES OF TOBACCO =
embneing fteendinerent brands or as and ss Pound
Llnrs, nom IS to d cents, Including p (irayely ri r.
Gravely Hollands; fine z. Rcehve Thornton, homas
yohhs etc etc. Also supply OF alice boxes Hunters
Jones and Hudsons, Snottsua Thorn's. Ewrfe and
others Asothe Old Diade OF mia II visit Mary
iSei Cherry Ripet the California Gold ar,
we are exclusively gei in the tobacco Tade
ing three exhaustive houses in VrgEia being
only regular Tobacco establishment or the Aantc
cities, and having laid i'm stock previous tile al.
yanees we feel confident thatyve induce.
eis as no other BETTER and butfev ifany
equal, either east west therefore ask the
ohants OF hc, Pcnnsy wanna and vi ina gseus aa
We also Keep oolstantlF hand heavy end general
stock OF sre Segars aso ericah Sren.s
isb, Hall Spanish, a common segars Scotch 7Slnt
bladdersf plso packs Matches, Piras OF
kinds Pipe Stems I'D Tobacco DON'T CALI
9ate23 tas = Ina y sssli = - 81 Main NJ rect
DIss0LUTIoNTOF Co-PAR'rNERSHIP. - ?
NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm BusBY e Iir
in. this day. dissolved by mutual The
business OF The old firm will be settled by the Arm Of
Busby. Little & Co. which this into ope ration
and the busness will be still be Sorauctsa attic
old Stand MARKET stieet.gE s Js1 sllan1 q
33Ft39ii i.tsii z n 1907 iIfHfSfia
3 ~ 49, 50
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MISCEEI Ian EOUS.
nr GofdonlHarrfa.

fT A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE aEJT
NPPlCR4BaitimoreLoc Lock lnhrrnaiy. No. 81 soahttay
" street, opposite the Exchange iiudipgss
practical experience Of over 20 years enabtea Dr.
20 insure sound and speedy cure III class OF DIS.
eases, wkish heye 1872 el by
cans 10 thehads or eotl
huen.lnlly, either In person b. letter.
Persons q distance cured at home by addressing
lettcr to Dr. 3hrlis lkc6fnnnntc attoc
cohdendl, remedies by maui to any part orthe U. s.
See advertisement fourth page 1Edapf=tyf2
DERSoNSlwshing 70 remit n oneyto England ireland d
l. or Scotland, In amounts fronf 'can ind
safe, quick and cheap medium
~ ule1S He4H ED&aRDSiisANRoRD&C eco. tanIt
RI lIi laih 4. Fs5d-33u 81 N.PIGAAN.5 AgentoE -,
q. net3tfz ". tasst.esaa Lis4 clure House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

sjssHi. Z d ,QUEENSNsARE. n, Il ~. 3
NTEarc receiving per ships Mary Hale and Alex
w ande,, 10 crates Queenswa,ei king assert.
the largest in the west. ilffI ~ ~, =,
J X DUNHAM a 60, No % Monroe st. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

THE LASTrAND, BEST CHANGE OF THE
90 Ii7ggf i4tz SEASON y e. ~
M II. MoTTE & HRo, Market ST.. have hand u
w. e cd tTn.nto SeasonabIe Goods, also OF
old style Goods, remnants, ETC they will seU wi
out reearu cost, they wish get them out Of the
store before the sp ing stock arrives. f,e $3.50
Gome body and get goods cheaper than you
fiano5 7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

- % INCREASED FACILII Els. % q 1lI7s11
A DAMs & cos. EXpREss' arc delivering heavy
N Treights, such poultry eggs, butter etc., 10 Baltf.
mn re inJtweiityi heu g, at 81 ,25 per 100Ibs. ,,
- - n. SPlGAIAN, Agent, .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

Cure Of Congha, Vertigo, Rheirnatisue OF eyen
cradle Dir uuans son. the city Baltimo we'll
known, and whose testimony adds much the triumpho
HanptOns Vegetable Tinctufe:y5sf u -
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MORNING, FfiEBRUARRs28jttaS4l..
y no Correspondenta

Tur Hon. LEWIS srEESRop will please accent 1t
our thanks for COPY of the Reportef The Com.
mitiee of Finance relative to the Revenues, Liza.
bilities, Expenses. eie, Of the conmon@eaith. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

NO MERCURY OR ,0PIuM-SoLENNs OATH. t.
d. Morse, havins recently heard that some
and several druggists hav That Cordial CON
tanned MeTcuIy and Opium has made the following ad.
Wit. " heiheT those and siDnose
contained Meicury or Opium from singular e1eIes
with whichit acts upon PaIteuaE diseases, f0ni the
Stale Of New York, etyiaha county OF NeNYork, 50.
On the 26th day June, A. D. 1896 personally appear.
cl before Andrew a. Meke, city ofNeyy
York, Meieall Morse, who by being duly sworn, dom
depose and say, that there snblima o
or used in and manu-
lacturing,or is contained in medicine known by IN
Of DR., Morses Inygo atng Elixir Cordial and thf
II does not contain particle Opium. 'f sI
Sworn before ME, thiS 26tI day June, 80
an A, H. MICKLE, Mayor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

n FfiIN .hUONI. |,-,IT----
ct PaIker's Saloon Market street. Atcry. Open
Portraits med and instruction given in Painting
and design. noH16. ~ - u HANNA -
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Forlhe last24 Hours. ending last ntht at

ArriyaI. and Departnre. or s,enm Ron,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

The loss of Messs.s Aytes, Cushing & Co. is
some $4,000. They were insured to the amount
of $4,000. . ~ ~ s.,5 -. =
The new Engine and MachiagShop of MeSsts.
HONS, TArLoR & Co.. just ready to go into opera
ton. and situated but few, yards from the burn
ing building escaped uninjured. small frame
house situated the hill above the oil cloth fac
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27


p a % sMUSlGt MUSIGn ,sIsi3tsfa4 a.
S about to go East again, 10 purchase very
large stock Of Goods, take great pains to inform
our Wheeling and Vicinity custom mat win sch from
this day, February ali our Piano and other In
strumental Music Musical at first cost
We hope that our musical friends will give cali now
that late and large selection oil new music; also,
the wonderful reduction in prices. ~. j!
bfeb2s aisIa ". klCEAEisoN,1 ss Nan 81
80 - E1s ASSIGNEES NOTICE. a 4IlgIig
LII persons fndebte.lto Wheeler & Lskiny b book
IN account or otherwise, hereby notified thai pay.
men be made to forthwith. they having assigned
the me for The benefit OF their eretlitoTs
jan12 J. H. PENDLEToN, Trustee
ATEwHoEEsALE OR RETAIL.
JUST received, large lot cf superior Bfra turned
81 Grindstones. ~. y sff.-eli = saesi1f =
AIsoalI sizes very best Marietta sharp grit Tor either
dry grinding, which win be hung Sc desired pa
friction rollers, short NOTES and at low rates
deco lRoHaE,s mai Die yard co Market st
-oss3I 5alFT e 90 ~ 500. 600 81 81 q -.
u 7ift Ats bayfei .Stares g1d Headings inGnted.
II WEI pay twelve oIlArs Pc thousa nd 10 good white
Staves u inches long infhes wide clear OF sap.
and 1t inches on The be headings 20
ches inches vide sap, II tnehes the
leart deiyerel at the city.
Gi5lfs aGRo. W. SMITH. = t'iis
iineo 3s1si $ 1T yaeeiias Bsnrs.
s.ftStk y hi1E reg5ta q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

iiaf0s7l ~ a iII1l,l > .5i-s5l
NOTICE is Hereby the stockholders. pri-
in vale and OF the Hemped Railroad Com.
pany that The Of vessoars per share, is
required to be paid the 10Th dayoE january
next. and he like sum OF five dollars per share monthly
thef eater, until the whole amount is paid.
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer.
4 p Nee 1873
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IoS. se@iil'sa ard Thus: t'luhLelIs eeubI Railway
Time keepers, i'll gold aud silver hunting cases;
rnnted 10 perform equal tonlIy watches in the world
ALo-Jos. Johnson and other fine watches always on
hand and for sale at ESQ csP. BRowr's,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

/ The ship W. h. Davis, from Liverpool for New
Orleans, was Totally lost the 9th OF January,
on he island of Barrn. West Scotland. All hands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

More Gold TO lS.ck-From The most re-
srectablc Druggists in South Carolina. -4s s-9-rp+
- d CHARLESTON. S. g.. Sept 81, 1853 al
Ass.rss Mortimer & MoH6rey:-The saIe.ol your Ham
bottle sold recommends this medicine
afflicted. Several OF lante have tried il In different
with astonishing getting IL by half
dozens II las been found TO be greatest remedy
rheumatic affections. aud wonderful has been PER
formed gro boy suffering from Fits L witt furnish
you with number oil certificates II y1u wish them.
Please send me- soon poSsibef asUpply oil 1Ineiure
ls'sn am. gentlemen. .youT s. SlSS4Sy. e. TRoTT
Hundreds III this city will bear the same testimony.
delicate females and child will ind This
dy Also, or coughs, dyspepsia Scfoula,
MCR11MER 6sMoWBRAYis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

BEFORE CoNTEMPLATINGtM MARRIAGE y,
shoud reflect that sound mind body arc the josf
necessary Requisites eonnu6ai bappincsst
deed, without tese, The journey through becomes n
weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkcs tie view;
the mind becomes shadoSed will DESPAIR with
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

No l1ngnse convey idea OF tie
ale and change which it
diseased, de biaied syster
broken down by excess, by nature or IMPAIRED
by sicknesa tile ustrung and relaxed organization Is at
once braccd vtyfed built up The mental and
physical symptoms OF nervous disease vaTsh ttee
der Its influence Nor is thr effect temporary; the
t'ury. tic relief pet lies
the medicine reach the constitution rtoTe n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI washing Fluid
tho greatestI mproyememtyet discovered, saving
Ing; Linens and Cotons washed by tins Fluid viii be
I'D not, to injure tbs rio, Fvery lady may
sssiy herself on that point by ree OF
will clearly show that 1t must DO huIely la rmess vixen
dilute wit gal OF water to half pint OF fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth hee times Tile
single sixpenee will buy enough Tor large family
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the Subscliber, who
ly purchased the right for Ohio eounyt, Va. .
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Theseare some oritte sad aid alchoIy effects pro
duced by early habitsVI youth, viz; weakness OF nc ba
S nSs pains ~ The head "a Si%nsss Stss
rritability, derangement OF The digestive I ctions
raj debility. symptoms or consumption, etc.
Aentalys tue fearful effects mind are n, 10 be
dreaded Loss oil memory, confusion IDEAS deiTessic
trust love OF solitude midy, te eSila
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-27

Gs PIANO sFoRTES AND. GUITARS aaE
lust opened, fine assortpent OF ID. X Stanford q
~ Co.'S fine wood Piano Fortes, and G. f.. Martin,s
fne Premium Guitars, which are oftsredat e. yJE Al
1sefr nEunn fnctnrers Prices 5fI5 n si5s II
Tie subscribers being appointed sole agents for Mar
tins Guitars, viii keeF constantly hand tho various
grades thnsc eelehIated the yrrylo
est rrices We respectfully invite the musical Communal
ty cal and judge for themselves, the old
Variety Store of JASSMELLoR,. .sa o.
jalf26 sst{f,ff ~ a. - NO 26. Union st.
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Twenty ships of the largest tonnage will be re-
CURED 10 convey troops and supplies. The Cow
eminent hatlitaken the Oriental Company's steam
ers Himnlaya, Ripon and MANILA. 5j1z3r III "A
At st Petersburg, on the I'd, several purchases OF
tallow indicate that there are some operators who
still doubtful probability OF blockade. Exchange
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81 sotlaIlIas!II sti a. e . .
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-13
TO r. McNERHANY, ESQ.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July, II, 1854
MI Z. McNERHANY-Dear Sir: Your communt
w cation TO the public in reference to my letter
has just resched me, and hasten to reply with
much more pleasure and satisfaction han did in
writing the first.
This is the Arst time that the condition Of Mr..
Hsdclitfs's denial has been publicly made known,
ana yet you say there was nothing in my letter
worthy Of his reply. This is surely very inoonsist
ene, lnasmuch as you have volunteered your ferv;
c:s-ifit was unworthy of his consideration. why
not unworthy of yours? Pray, sir! when did you
become bis gent; or Whist authority had you to
act for one who can speak for himself Do you sup
pose that he, who is much in the habit Of deeld
leg many, is unable TO raise his voice in his own
defencef 1 cannot for q moment doubt your SIN
eeiity or gratitude in doing the work Of another,
but think your interference Is unthankful and
uncalied for.
You say that only performed the business task
CT setting up man Of straw to knock it down my
self; such may be your idea ut the time Of writing
but assure you when wrote that letter. Was
perfectly sober and in my room.
You must rscollect that wrote nothing to dis
parase the name OF Mr.. Ratsliffs, save that which
niled the public ear with much Indignation at the
hme-snd tits would still exist were il not for the
result OF my writing No, sir, such course would
not os In sccoIdancs with that principle which had
been insulcated In my infant breast, aud which nv
venerable parents have taught to cherish aud to
venarste; let those who love abuse have ell the
honor to which it entities them-in that claim NO
paIt-ln have no share.
You have eignifed your love for Ireland, but
that !. nothing new to me; have known you for 9
long time past Q Jealous and an lie advocate of
good IIishmen and pure Irish prirciples-for this
you will not Be forgotten.
L, too, love Ireland, ami who can have a better
Hsn'. NJ" -:.uIa yield to you in love for America
No, sir this heart Of mine that throbs with all the
life and love that sweled an Irish breast would
cheerfuly 60 forth this moment If called upon, and
die between her sacred banner and the ensuy's
sword. You statement is credited am done.
hsve the honor to be-, sir,
Yours respectfully,
~ 13-lts JOHN MALONE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-13
A PLEASURE TRIP
TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
FOR THE RELIEF OF TRE DESTITUTE

~sTA THE YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIEND
"A SOCIETY, OF washin gton. proposs
spending the day at the above named delightful re-
sort on THURSDAY, July Goth.
The object Of the Excursion is to raise funds for
clothing ard educating destitute children, more
than 81 ,0oo having teen expended by the Society
last winter In this way. We therefore appeal 70 the
public to unite with on this occasion, thus per.
forming work Of charity while enjoying Q day Of
pleasure.
Boats will leave the Washington wharf ct and
lo] o'clock in the morning, and at O'Clock In the
afternoon, calling ut the Navy Yard and returning
to the city before dark.
No intoxicating drinks will be sold on the boats
or ut the Pavilion, but there vii be an abundant
supply 81 choice Tsfrcshments served up during the
day, under the personal direction Of the Committee
at city prices
The best Military and cotillon Music ID engaged
for the occasion
Tickets 90 cents. Children half price-to be had
Of kidwell Laurence, near Wnlards; at John p.
Ellis's Fancy Store; at Kenneiys Bookstore on It'll
street; at shillington's, and Of the Committee Of
Arrangements
CS Jcnes Chss J Quesn,
Geo Harvey, VIM A Kennedy,
III hoas Catlsn, Henry Clarke,
EFF Queen, Jno Ennis,
We King, kR Aylmer,
JCC HsmEton, McHenry,
Peter Gallant Jno King,
Vim Eabsrty, Jos Patford,
Vim W Cox.
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