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- M, WEoOM bT MAY CONCERNe-The undersigned
hgHy vss pssce shs wksrs~ on the ioh day o December
M - tsvu~A nv the of Virginia military
VspaS. 600 ~ land 20 Peter Boosh and
M rs1 As hsirs legal representatives, q Mchse' hoon
continental line Of Virginia, FOR
80 sscsns durius me war IN said continental linz
vxs vnsvnnt mssd. rrd whereas on the Vth
ooU te4s, dupcss" warrant was issued - aa minors
49, ~ typeas hss also been lc- ~ n'so snd on
Tn efNowsNAsv 1852 rpcsher anrtess warrant wns issued
l vwepsr Mow. sher<Sve, pnsTh ths ~i'i mass sprcn
ensvn Land Washington sr scfir 70 be sned
- ~ osay swrvfvre ssd Mehae North, decessed
- = Cs~rss s~s~d An act mskrs f"vfher ov'signs
MARTHA PORCH.
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Amount.
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rOs BALTIMORE.

lmAsE's HOTEL Ma. Sst broadway, New York
fhs essshsn~n wHhs opened ny the .rder-gntd of the
e s-htn~sna hfies osei about nr s,h lie
The desirable civ, delightful.
NJ palm. viii w. sraed render patrons
fortstls - a say on~r hoisi IN lho country.
!. ?. CHASE.
Heftg~m New Yofs, aesle~ber s, 1882
The daily union., 1854-01-08

University Of Georgia,
ATHENS, Dec. i5 1889.
As 6useops l3tn
Of I'LL the
soaontsno1 ~ resignation Of Professor McCny
required his duties without
lsaag. eaiasy u 700 per aonurn, payable quarterly
Arsnn address the president, Rev. A. Church. D. D.
TIE sobsestbes, .
WM. l.. MITCHELL,
AtA Chairman Presidential Committee.
Dos 11-lawaw lInioi1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23
Notioe

NHR having bought Outthe entire stock O
Goods belOnginEtO MessTs, Wheeler A Lakini Nor,
chant 1atlors would beg eavetO Inform the citizens o
Wheeling and vicinity that DO Intends carrying on TIC
c6ani aloTine business In the same room formerly
occupied by MeesTs Wheeler & Lakln and having OBJ
lancd the services OfbOth OF the former pTOpTleoe be
s prepaIed 10 make TO der every article n he line,
in theaiest style aid best manner AZ very short notice,
very low for eash Having large 9Ook on baud now
he s determined 10 sell very low 70 redee he aoe aud
make roohi Iot the Spring Goods. Now ts rare chance
10 get good eohiug cheap He viii warrant every article
to 10 as recommended, or no lalot la
sJ r y Coma one, come all, H taf
Aud live US call, f. a.tt. ru 1 N
-. At No. 2, Wellington Hail.
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Adama Q Oo1s. .Bxdreg,g p
1854. gsl535ss = lai
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wo1se,

TTOR speedy aud safe conveyance Of me1lPnali9i pack
npes naIcels bank notes. specie, gold IN chars OF
special messengers, leave our oee dally Tor paris Of
die East Europe, California and Australia Also !.
Por Pittsburgh aud all pOlnta Abe gCleSeaEd and
Wesyile Railroad, and CSSslpHdand Toledo ReiI'oa
tlIOugi TO Chicago, ,,-.,.., D.,
through 10 Cincinnati, Louis willie and st. Louis, q
Por allimOIe aud Sl points on u Baltimore ana ohio
Railod aud n thence connect YIN l our , SLS NeSt
we oolleotnotes, drisj or accounts, ana blls on 10
livery Of psIcely, aud make prompt relurha .t ISL
EXpTess Or Rast daily at O'Clock, A. A. f-.
tHI 40 ior west DO 4 do An.
40 forPlllsbuTg do n do tA.H @
Our arrangements are now complete loTthe ueNoE| o
packages HNu 'p0h''' " ~ ''r''"''' ADAMS & Co.
III NJ p,av.N Ateuf. .n IS. ...f gat ] r5IH [H aplT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

tnt3rl fi srit GAPS. atia sIl f1a btI
n BCRlVBD ths day, the best assortment Of Cent?,
la, yodthi6 ana thlldfes cloth caps, ever brought u
s city having been selected with great care regards
styie and quality They oOmnTise IN part as ollowt
Gentl cloth OPERA black aud whlei sents hair cloth aP
AGO the 9Pyptlan PyrenniS oCieket cap, new
eysF other description OF hat OF et etApt
mIiS S. b. HARPER & SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

!. 4 I
SSS5SSS- = 1I,..s, SdPESE SEPIfEST DoUBL BCCR
SAL4MANDER FIRE AND TLIEf
1NII PROOF SAFRS --A. large aSVcT.
ll7.1 net OF various sizes TiSsJ il o.
hand, al lea Dock Ss.cstJ war
HHNI Tanted equal TO any ms te IN the Il-
hlted States EVnuS y: WIT
son, !, ilApAISi IA II.i 4. for lesl ayor!. 70;
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Tobacco and Cigarsl

Removal. e.o.,T
n n COLA LLkNS a KNOX have removed their Whole
M Ssls StOek Of Beot AID SAoes TO the Eew four stOrl
= ~ y ssA,SS"F77 No. tIa, BInih streeI,
few budiLgB North Olthe Merchants q Mechanics
bank the opposite side OF the street and doors Boul
OI Nm 4. Selby's dry good store. fi.i
ThankIu for The patronage heretofore extended TO hI
House tAy are confident that with thct Increased ae
Ties for doing buslness, they eau Offer 20 MERCHANTS still
greater inducements FOR buying than heIelolore, ~
= do2B uaI .tuL 500 H' HMoCBALl.R q KNOX
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ger IIhItlnloFe, WnehIngIon, philadelphia
and New oFk d
sS g, s \ 3 3
- CST0St .through Line for the East.

0.t : Great through Line for the East.
IVNHR baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from wheeling to
BaitImoTe, and connecting with Tie Washington
TanCh Hail Road al the Junction called th1 ks,Sy
House miles nom Baumorej and WIN tue fhllaueI
nha WlmlnklOnOhl Baltimore Rail ROAD 10 Fhilaueplna
e great tunnels upOn The line ave now e9nPe'ed AUD
tbs whole road is IN fine condition, one OF the
most pitturesqu and romantic routes inthe world.
Tbe nav and splendid stehnoTt oftle Union Line from
Lousvs and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ma and through tekels from theSe naeesto baltimore,
WashngOn, PhadelnhuI &eu may pc hau OlAho Abehl'i
or On the bUata. M =. a ,-,.,
M 9IYbseInT Ilns) and arrives AZ Cumberland (2ol
miles, 81, aud allowing two houra there, 9T,iNes u
baltimore C390 miles ate A. MI tle next noTnlpB' ma
King Tie passage through In about 30 hour1
~ BSisags checked through tOaayOths pOnts
without charge. ys L. -Ll-,. .stA. -. eor
WhGbpGioa al tho Je lion, aud for Phadelphai Al Bal
tImoTe, Without extra charge Travellers are am
pie ne and opportunity pglnts TO
TlTotgh tickets nom Wheeling 70 BalhmoIeI SWllh
nTiyeqe OF lying over anywhere on tie ToueIl SOO~lO
WsThiSston 500 10 PhiIAdephai si0yto bslhad on
board lie steamers o(is Vnlop Line o3 tbe 9hG ara OF
tho Ran Road Agents al Yteeilg(J ~ FohD) q MOpnuS'
,Siie InA7' n 9NQM PARKER. Gen'l. Suh't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

fi-'h UumbeRInnd, ma.
16ANUFACTURRHS OF BnBine Lathest l&e' tVeP on
Ikl hand, and make 70 order, slide and Hlnd Lath,s
P6me Machines Drills, and other chlnttS' tboS, to-
geher with lAhss foI urnlle woyd sha1lngs phleys,
h5isei q, aud castings OF every description. 49,
This establlshment being nedatey on tue baltimore
and Ohio RallIoad tack, have the best atihle Tor
shipping niaehlhery to any part Of the West,
CumhelAhl Md March 90, 1854 ,yiai yIa.mf?i
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Vheeiingl q ParRersburg Packet,
or SunhBh!

la -, - lTHB fast running Steamer Stephen
fC~e- u IBnynrd, BooTH Master, having been
u -, lls re. .piihltd and T6.decotoiedl viii leave
lWheeling for Sunhsh and oll inlermeu'als
itndjrTs YyrRY DAY at half pbst O'Clock, p. M
Por Sreght or nfsBaEe apply on board. Jl H Son2l L
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL. ~ \
r q ID. BAYHA have removed TO their new and spa
d oo brick buildings i3l Mari et Street where they
manufacture and keep on hand ~
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, 4.
And keep for SAFE japan Ware and Household Furnishing
Hardware latest stYes Of Cooking Sovos, all o.
when they wlse hOlesalqhnd Reallat The the lP"rs'
market pces. Thelf old and The public ere
ally dr6lnvted 10 Chll aud eNamIo their stock ETeTv
de5eTptlon atolesin their Rrt rtompy made 70 or
-n,-l'.--. ----I- ~ ~ w tfshiAi.V
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

"a sv tsfi Il lI8 81 .tTT-Ttlgliad .ahft4M
h Sexton Seal s. SWesFtnBRnS
IMPORTERS AND J0BHBHB OF I
'a So FANCY pRY'2GOQDS,
No. 5i0I HlaFkeI sT,I Above 4Ih street,
49, ~ :, PHILADE DELFHlA. .itiIsfes9ia .
j. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. VAN SwEARfNqEN.
N RPER TO purchasers the tTgestlSs0ftm9nt OF Fancy
" Dry goodA In The city, HeompTl9ell IN pATtQfna
lioSleTy or dli kinds and qualities
Gloves, UndeTShlrtg, DTels shirtatnd Collaa9 I
WOollcn yaTns or d6eTent Sbades and colon, . VII
a hno assortment Of Shell Combs,
40 DO 40 RqdilO and Imitation ComhEs
Brushes Ofall descriptions.
t Dress and ,TailoTa rninlhgs oltll IlhdS. - go
luTRstta sy @ cord eep q spool Cotton ~ ~ ts.l
lAs WslLiS great many eooaS olOpr imp!
tGOn, which cannot here mention, and which are well
attention byeTa we feel We can make II 10
thelTinteest to give us trial. Hs.bl lss1r yRtp6
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n gTeTIT7Y Il 8 X IE7PoRTANTT3 y 3

RTRLSON5S Premium Chineto LustTal washing Fluid,
IN the greatest Jet discovered, for eavin5
labor end expense III we shlg ColhpB and Heuse Clean
Ing Linens and Coiions washed " this Fuld VIII be
wIer aid sOTef thtn than u beeoled on the gIass.
WaRRkNtED not 20 lidure th9 laprtl Fyery pledymay
satisfy 6sTse on that Oint by epangA pete oC Cotton
OF Lenin the Fluid fnil BtTengi lor q hours which
wilicielTly oowthat u must bo rqlely Tmess WIEN
The Chinese Washing Fluid iaWoIlh three hule9 the
tIugls sxpsnee Which VIII bpy enop lor large anily
Wtshing, which can bg done tn 0orS houIe, LI
Nsnoaenre6 and cold By The oubaerihst who haslaih
" purchased the tight for ohlofonfJts Va Ilti
Aue4 tlpt no q, ghlenst.. wbsslIns, W.
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TRIla1h.

,g, rsr annam... Spy'
orto esuls Yer week ,s-e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

Thomas II. Gibson, 'a.iY

HiN h6ThOmaB ~, GlpBOuJ OFT
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER, a
No. Union sf, opposite G. N, BryTy's RopsstOre.
EGs TO inform HE irsnda and te public IN ssn
Id eIal, that he COnnues 10 oa1 on ihe PLUMBING qna
Es96tllngmallts various blnchss and ysol'
titaA share OT publ c patronage. u -
He hos eohshnlly on hand lead and iron pipGsi SYH
water closets, whsh bnaps, cold wafer ountlne ior no
tsis, water coolers or pIyale nUllies, h0i ana GOg
mower baths iubs lead aud roncinquo boxes lead
coGns hatteTs kettles, TetOslor bleaching and a oeI
chemical apparatus, elo. Factories, ac. hlied up WIN
Also, chandeliers. pendants, brackets, bslar lights.
candle buTnetA, eio, 81 sHilI 80
AllordeTs len al the above place viii be thanAmyro
eeived and promptly attended 10, t.. .u..L H.,
nro,ant ,iiSnilon n. = 7 'ulI lfiT M. hp6-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

= CU-PAKrNERSnlP. "
UIHR have this day enleielntofartnershiP
Tor the purUae Oftranaactng Comm Ssl0 hnp fOri
yardnF busGess under tile style OF Uo1ne CpWgn' 90
g. DOare CO.. and solicit continuance Of ths b1suess
" ". '' '"' l''' my ''-,'' '''H' J.COWGlLL.
March 18th, 1854 L.L NUS
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Daguerreotyp
DaguerreotYpee.

n N RssRs. /. BRAiERlC & TUITION, having taken the
MI Rooms formerly occupied by Mt h. TaTben ss Da
sue[reln Galley Mall! and Bddle sleeis Cen
tre Wheeling beg leave TO soncit shafe OF patronage
from his TfieIdB and tho public at large. n tti-
They make II rule not 10 Jet any pictures 90 out but
wlnt Are satisfactory and wei executed 4sI. VI lsa
Cold aud silver plating executed neatly ~,
O1~Ordeb LEFT Here lOt alSh painting VIII DO attended to
hklI TnIfnn q lITOt0T.n nl u lAluLnn Ill mr2i-3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

'Insldntane5ut LIQUID Haiii Llrf. t.fs
mo fboss hif dye that may 30 depended ul-
on Nc can ecomne nd The above THE beet
oTcit TeItrece can b given e1jto a nuperoTig ovqr
mi isisiI ~ p'0f Il II. LOGAN q Co,
HSr3i ~ ~ ID. osfi Sole deshtt hthisslty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-23

rdWeeklY, per annun
Ssly ",Iv"",...''''''''''''''''''''''''
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New Music Store. iAt
aim of Nc GFeeIhh lGrlR0nunl, Ne. 1OI

.sl1n 81 {6S GFscIah 'PrlgOnuu, No. 100
L. l,,..1 li .. ,FICKlBs0N would respectfully an
s3il nounse TO- tbe eitEepS q @psellng all W;
lul ueltganl 6StAbltlnent for tile sale or Vlohs
CiuaTs VlohceiOs Plhgoels, P'ho9, Flies, Aecorde.i
pni,i BapioS and TimboTineS, HTaas iR'lWWsnE tho
is,irtcGoS tTS G 5oO or III ddt 81 instruments. anaor
IuSc for the Plano uisr Flute and Violin also, the
nswssl SonE' Duslts ETC., end the very beat Roman aud
CSToSs1, Reeds, TIMING Fols, aso Violin and Guitar
sorswA, Violin Pineet and Tail boards. -H pr ~
Rows for Vioncello end Vipln.I 1Ila ID slu ~. :.
Kieeer,s PnTnliure poaA, lOr Ton0yollng vanished
Fnrf dr, such a. Paos Ctbihes, Bteam Boats OF any
descriptions OT Pufnitnfo!N 80
Also Ion sale BY the Agent FOR KebeT, Ptiabmg Pisnoy
Of e fret and 6e9t 70 ihe ptea States such
INNS Hdett ana Aliens CeebIit6d Boston Pianos &c,
agent I6t Tie make 6r caSaNdt and Needham's Patent
SecordsOps and allklnd repaired
~ tEelOwestpTlces, W
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4. NJ !. M "-II T- HALTIUoNIl Julo ~ IUVV,
Messts. RYAno q Watson, Phltdelphia-G Dilepfni--
we have much pleasure Ia yOht Fire Proof
Ckestg 10 the nollVe OF the pubethe bnb we pbTehI ed
Om you having saved our books and ;lts eeeluAly
amer undergoing very severe heat ge M AIp which
destroyed the enro block OF build s3 en- Arch Street
wharf, Onthe schuylhill, oithe 6th0i yrse, ie5O.
yis, iis Rpurs, very Te,sptsg97ly oi,,sn,,
s'pl9idIIy I9t " J, ". lA hUssBAe SVbslNs .sl,
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UO"E -EITNNHWN TA4AN
THR updeisiened have thlh dayloTHel &c e0paTineI.
bhp undef lht naInS and llye OLD Y, beker Cei an
sil continue the Sloamb0s aey ana Boat lob DIS
ReSS Al ne ga sland, no. - WateItlTeat. t..f
anal JOHN LIBT HDi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
,ruE PRESIDENT FOR THE BILL.

,,,;,,n,,inu The defeat of the Nebraska Bill, the Wing
,ro.e If the South persist In holding the President respon'
.;hls fl, the result. They undertake to justify the inPuta'
,on Of bad faith on tho part OF the President in support Of
N. Ri, bv o%ruundless assertion and the authority OF incro'
i,h,e ,umor, and not by any positive and authentic iee'imo.
no u. mich, diacrcdi. the shameless statements OF the
Wbic oress Of the South, by the adverse testimony of wing
;on,onIs in tho North, which denouuce Dir. Pierce In the
terms Of denuncIation as the active, faithful ana
on,,sn, f,l,nd of The Bill. We have, however, higher nno
he,,sr evidence Of this iact than Gun be found in the columns
off Wing pspsr. ,bo
We have ourselves heard the President avow hi7se'l 'ho
o,dsnt friend of The Nebraska bill, with that warmth ana
q ,,h,o;. or c.p,essIon habitual with men OF his imPn'si'e
.,d se,erou, nature; and we have heard him Justiy his po-
ai,,on with a strength OF argument which no impartial nina
,or,d ,ss;., Nor does he communicate his views win ahy
-,s.,,s y, obIlpa.lon of confidence. They are fres 70 all
who NAV seeI 10 know them, and II there was any occasion
fr their official ptomulgation, they would be gwen 10 '+e
countrv 10 a shape which none could mistake or miScohS''st'
Il Ia De,fec,ly well known in Washington that lie Fres''
den, Is employing every Legitimate Influence IN oenali q ,"c
bu Tho enemies of The bill treat Il as an Administration
,,s,sure md such, In truth, It ie.-If any Southern wing
honsa,,v dis,rus,s The good faith OF President Pierce or MS
Cabinet In respect to The bill, We suggest 10 him mol 10 seeA
, u.,isfactory solution OF his doubts from the WING PRESS
I'm, N solicit the opinion OF his representative on Inc suo'
lar, Or. If he prefer to draw hR information from a hehef
sonrce s,Il,, 10. him make inquiry Of Edward Everett TN
u,n smith, Badger, or any otIAr accredited leader OF Inc
Wh,, r.nv. We venture TO sayshe will get no doubtful o.
49,. .,nopce
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,>,)GIiCAL.
o.ys BURSTING OF THE BUD.

TX 4,
so,,nc is cnmina-Sp,ing is coming!
with her Guns lime and her shower;
Heaven is ringing with The singing
OF the birds In brake aud hover;
Buds are filing, leaves are swtlline.
Flowers on field, and bloom on "'f'
O'er the earth, end air, aud ocean,
Nature holds heI jubilee.
Soft then stealing comes u Iee'Ds
Ger my bos9ln tendcry
Sweet | ponder as ! ~anuel,
For nv musings are Of 'hes'
s,rinp is coming Spring Is coming
with her mornings fresh anu hsu''
W.. 10, mo-. of chequGfoo eioly,
"S Snv "f niue and clouds OF wh,'e:
say. Grey oirht falls, when the light tai!s
Esor, Inc star bespangled ssy'
u,ru. The solspdor, pale and tender,
OF The young moon CLEANS on high
s,JL. at morn, at noon, aud eVen'
Spring Is full of Joy tor me,
For [ ponder as l wandrr,
Aud my musings are OF thee
Sill on thee my thoughts are dwelling,
Wha,soe'er thy name may be;
Beautiful beyond words telling,
Is thy presence unto me-.
Moruins's breaking, hads thee wakio2,
Wandering In the breeze's Tight
Noon,ide's glory mantles DER thee,
In a shower Of sunny light;,
DAYLIGHT dying. leaves thee iying
Ia the silve,y twilight ray ;
Stars look brightly on thee nightly
TIN the coming Of the day.
Everywhere and every minute
Feel 1 near thee, lovely one;
In the lark and In the linnet
l can hear thy joyous tone.
Bud and blooming, mark the coming
or thy feet DER vale and hill
And thy presence, with LIES essence,
Makes the forests heart to ill.
Low before thee, I adore Thee,
Love creative, thee | sing;
Nov | meet thee and I greet thee
BY the holy name of Spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun
HAsH1NdToN, MAnCF e.
DEATH oF MAJOR HOBBlE-PERSONAL REHCON'

TIRE
MsIor SeIah r. Hobbie, for many years the FRS, Assistant
~postmaster General, expired this morning at hnlf.pas: cieh,
O'clock. Soon after The hour of six, hsmorrape tool place
His family and a few friends were Instantly az his h,t-slde
WHOM, calmly and resign=dly, he remarked thai this was the
last. Rev. Or. Butler was with him al The closing period.
angcmenls for his funeral are not We, completed.
This morning a rencontrc took place Ia The Pension Ofice
between DIR. VIM. O.. Slade Of Virginia, and Sir. ALEXANDER
Ter With a chair, severely injuring his head aud leI hand
The particulars OF the cause will doubtless be broueht GU,
before another tribunal-so | refrain from giving the ysrjou,
reports. Commissioned L. P. Waldo will have The matter
thoroughly investigated.
At Alexandra the stockholders Of the Orange Rail Road
are DOW in session on business connected with their new
L ynchbuIg extension.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
From the Salem Register.

THE WASTED FOUNTAIN.
as wanderers seek some rIll they Oft have tasted,
While ,oiiing on beneath a burning sky,
Blu, fnd tho foliage dead, the fountain wasted,
When 10 the we'll know spot their steps draw nigh ;
Upon lfe's desert we are wandering sadly,
And pain acd sorrow mark our journey oui
The pleasures that 90 often greet US gladly,
Ere we can reach them, from our gaze ore gone.
Upon the future to our view extending,
Gleams the glad sunshine Of a life of bliss;
Hopes golden ,urrets, 10 the sly ascending,
Picture a brighter, better world than this.
Oh that our ~lonsings may have full frultion
In tina, sweet home where oil bright glories blend,
Nor wasted fountains mar the blest Elysiap,
Whose joys, uoneasured, never know an end.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
INPORTANT FROM MEXIco

Nsw ORLEANS. March 25.-Dates from the CITY of Mer,.
90 10 the 18th inst, state that Santa Auna left the CAPITAL nm
ne 18th March 10 take the field In person against Alyarts
ae latter 10 represented 10 be In a mountainous retreat, sur.
..G,.,nudsd BY government troops. destitute Of money and pro.
'u'''s. and nearly deserted BY ~adherents,
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVaN

rived 1ax xI;s Esy.1 march dsts 2ssso1,.e steamer Isabel has ar
had beea given up to Capt. Bui!och' on ,bs noymenr of =
ane. The Captain received her under a protest, and on &C.
ban authorities. 'o ~ Su'
Ihe American Consul declined receiving her. con,,se,,ne
shat The matter Ia now In the hands of the American Govs,nss
mani -..E#-- gr-".a
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ktCMM0KD ENQUIRER.

BY RICHES l. PRYOR.
.,V,iRIIaY MORNING, MAkCh 10, 1851
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g. Fl MONUMEHI.
l, gives US erea, pleasure to publish the following sstisS'
from a letter Of an American lady now in Rome, hersG' INC
wife of an accomplished American painters
~ have been 10 MI. Crawfords studio, and ssen many nne
things there. The famous horse, and it's yet more famous
rider, (Washington,) are almost completed, lin plaster mooel')
It $ a s,upendous work, and will DO Crawford g'eat cieo''
The head of The horse Ia magnificent, and Washinetons iace
full of patriotic ere l cav the TWO figures Jefferson ano
Henry already completed for The monument ana "0ueu'
them very Ace. In other studios, | have seen some WORKS
in marble moro exqui.i,ely finished than Crawford'a, but none
so ~poUerfulL"
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TURNPIKES AT WINCAESTER~-Thc stock required
for the Marliusburg aud Winchester turnpike having been
ssssS5 sns 5as . IIIek 'aS%ms }(sssy gBs11hk S legylnsaRsss!'sSi ##}{ Isfinnfan5 wi" vii;
make the ninth turnpike leading TO our town. We shall
be psnuei In by %toll-gates. Better TO be blockaded by them
than by uiudhoes."
Butte record., 1854-01-21
NUMBER II

KEEP THE CHILDREN At HoME.--The
following incident, which is strictly true,
is too good to be lost:
About two years since, while the chen
fever" was at its height, Mr.. S, of B.,
was seized with fancy for Cochin Chi
mas, Shanghais, and the like Ina short
time, his poultry yard becoming pretty
well stocked, what more natural than for
him to desire his friends to share his
prosperity in this line.
One day while in the neighboring town
of T., Mr.. s., was particularly loud in his
praises of his fayorite biddies, whose lay
ing propensties were spoken of as being
very remarkable.
Nothing strange was It that Mr.. T.,
should become desirous of owning a hen
who would, as Mr.. s., assured him, fur
nish his family with eggs, which were at
that season to be bought only at exorbi-
tunt prices.
The bargain was fixed, and the fol-
lowing day Mr. S, after placing the fowl
in the sleigh box, seated himself, and
with his Youngest son by his side, glided
over the smooth and icy way right mer-
rily.
''I've brought you that hem. said Mr.
s., as he met Mr. T., at his door.
"Ah ha! we'll, I hope she'll give US
eggs enough to pay for her," said Mr..
7. "That she WILL" replied S The
cover was removed fom the sleigh box
when-"See here-I declare" exclaim-
ed s, ''she has laid one egg, l declare
she has, coming over-that beats all
The child opened his eyes wide for a
moment as his father held the bitdie in
one hand and the egg in the other, and
then exclaimed, "No, father, have you
forgot Why, [ see yOu lay that egg be-
fore We started"
The only advice of Mr. T., to S, was
"to keep the children at home when he
went on ike errand. ."-Exeter Neos :
Letter.