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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-03
ADVERTISEMENTS
No. /, sprigg House Fmporium!i
CLOTHS, cAss1MEREs AND vEsT1NGs!


New Spring and Summer Goods.
hEpleaSure IN being able TO say my old custom
i eTS and the fashionable community that have lust
returned from New York. aud have bean able to procure
ihe most Fashionable Goods for the great
Emporium, New York, can import from France and the
Old cOuntrlesi aud having dispensed with
mon Clothing, gives and time attend
the wants OF my customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, sRowH, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
DALHIA CLOTHS.
ASo BLK and wool cashmeTetS, all shades and cOIOTS
bonbazne dTaPlteT summer cloths, linen
French, English and American eassneTeS; also, ducks,
llnen dTilnsS, &c, for maxi ng pants As 10 VeSngS,
have the most beautiful selection looked at IN any CT
~ all OF which am now prepared To make in the
fashionable and best style, as haVe secured ST. RUssELLs
services cutter the coming season, In
OF the llesheny mountains.
In connection with tile above have beautiful assOit-
ment Furnishing Goods, all fine, seasOnable and
lOnabe, consisting OF CLOTH cashmere, caShmerett bonn
baZine, linen, dIabita and plain inen oGk dress
and business coats, vests and pants, from the most
hmen and cotton Shirts, silk, linen, lambs and
ton UndeshTts and Drawers; Cravats, sOcks collars
gloves aud SuspenleTS.
Hosiery in great variety; Also every other article
able for completing sentlemam's wardrobe.
Althe above named articles, together with many other
Please call in and take look, and much Obse yours.
mT21 S. RICE.
EXTRA.
have small stock clothing that will dis
pose OF At less, to make for my Spring
stock Of fne goods:
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New Savings Bank Store.
SEw gAsmNoNED LETTERS AT rnE OLD POsr OErlcE!

INV FAsIIINUNED LETTERS At TIKI OLD FOST OFFlCE!
AN now receiving and opening unusually large and
geneIal assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, BOnnets
Umbrellas Carpet Sacks, at the OF Market and
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va, i'll the formerly
Cmpied the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and ely stock which purchased
for cash, from the manufacturers OF the Morrill,
most favorable circumstances, and offer them the C
of Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices whole
sale and retail, and respectfully solicit share OF patron
age.
deem it useless to say much in praise or my stock If
mistake not, the people of Wheeling not easily
humbugsed by advertising pus; sucet say have any
variety Of MEMS youths aud boys Boots and Shoes mir
TOt, SILK, moIeskin. WOOL eshorn brush and straw hats
and for ladies every variety silk, lawn, ard braid
hornets Of the most recent fashions and styles Also
Shoes. Slippers and Caters, both for ladies'. misses ar
Cmdrem OF the most fashionable STYLE make AMI quality
call aud see for yourselves
aVlnG PUrchaseda lars" stock of the above named
tCles would respectfully invite country merchants to
me- send their orders. 1 will duplicate
any hills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
suS Il, II, WATSON,
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

CimeOn ID. Woodrow ma wing, on the nth day OF
- rriI, 1851 by proper deed conveyed trust To the
undersigned for the benefit OF his said w"odrows !edt
TOni all persons in any Indebted said Woodrow
required TO make immediate payment TO me, and all
persons having against said Woodrow required
in order to receive any benefit under sad trust, within
months file their claims with the proper
Curding terms of said deed with the undersigned.
GEO. w. SIGHTS 1Ssgnee-
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Paper Warehouse.

CYRUS ", FIELD d. co,
CoMMIss on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are sole Agents in the UmiIed States for
Musuratts superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills .lebratei Writing PAPERS.
Russell 90 Superior - E"
GCtesre a. Printing "
RawliuS d Sons ENGLISH Tissue "
First quality UliTamaTine Blue
They also Agents for the principal Paper Manufacur
in this country, and offer Sale by tar the most
ensive and and desirable stock OF Paper and Paper Mann"
tacfuTS Materials that be found in This any other
country.
sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic, at the lowest possible
prices.
Paper made to order any size or weight Liberal adj
vanccs made on cUnsigumens Of Paper Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags auGl-Iy.
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PHILADELPHiA
Curtain Warehouse,

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia opposite STATE House
HENRY W.SAFFORD,
IMPORTER ANB DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERI,Ls, And FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he Offers at the lowest ma rkct prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stOckcOmprSimg, III part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt OrniceS;
DO Muslin 10 do Pins:
DTaPery Laces + MuSliuS; do Bands,
French BrOcalclls alwdthS Canopy Arches and RiMgS
and colorsi Cords, TasselS, Gimps,
Satin de LANES Eringes, Curtain Drops
DamaSks; &c.
.AIarhestockOr FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and
qualities on hand.
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, aud HOLLANDS OF all
CoiOrs for shading
n Il. Persons ordering Curtains will give the
ofthe heighth and width % he entire frame OF window
III EdCSM
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MEDICINAL.
NonnareiI Nerve and. Bone

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINIM e Mt,
PREPARED BY Il. q. CARR & CO.. FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
Basd upon the 5Toa3 principle thGt any remedy teieh
lCiH TeEsre erfsTaal pain, IeIl If PToPeTly
pounded, Be eq,aliy suceesstl IN TeIaoriHs inter
nal G5eettoAs; PoNrer Lrhieltis 5ealfiJuily
dercIgped in AMI peculiar 10 he
NOIP.iREiL kiEIMENT.
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
Furniture Coverings. NC.,
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
W. II. OAERYE'S
CURTAIN ST ORE,
I,No. 1863 Chestnut ST. PhiladePtiG CorHer Fin street,
gpposi'e tRe STATE House.
lie has ALWAYS in store mli stock oil
French BrOcsres; all widths Lace ami Muslin Curtains
AMI cOlorSi oicNetS style anu price.
FIench Satin dc TtainesI Table q Flnlo Covers Nci
India satin Danlsksi TIM GnIh'cSi
French MOqUcttei Gllt rms anu 's"us'
10 Pushes GtmIs, trlmScsi
n Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, of alt styles and
pIcesi BnG Hollands Shade Fixtures, tfrasScs &c ana
cr.sVthiHs complete for CTtaiss OF tho ncwcst FALs
Styles and at the iorsSt price.
Persons sending ksishf and oidfh OF Their 1na0
frames, the Curtains made and trimmed IN lie
hest manners Fae.on Plates in August number OF n"
$teamsrs. hotels, CAR EUILDEES, and dealers gener
ally, supplied at the IOircSt ir. olesGie prices.
w. II. CARRHL,
Importer Ofa:d Dealer Furnishing Goods,
1863 Chestnut street, corner OF Fun,
mNTI7-Iyh&w Opposite the State House. Phada.
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Saddlers Hardware.

Saddlers Hardware.
AND COACH TRIMMING.
list opened, large assortment OISaddler'S Hardware
q and Coach Thinning, Coach ard Leather V1Tnsh,
buggy Bows, Hubbs, SpNkes, Fellows, Carriage aud Tire
OlIs Maleable Irons, Patent aud Enameled Leather,
Hnd everything used by the rade TO which invite tue at
tentiOm Of the public. JOHN KNOTE,
m0l3 Old Stand, 153 Main st.
Notice.
Wy d. MOTTE has associated with him partner r,
w his brother J. w. MOTrE, the partnership COM
mencing the nth inst. The style OF the firm will be
w. D. MOTTEGG BROTHER. Eeb16
Second Notice.
LPersons indebted 10 ". D. MOTIF requested to
IA call and settle their accounts Immediately.
iebI6 W. u. MoTTE.
Bound to Shave!
he JACQUES LEGOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
IL RazOIs They shave with the greatest ease, and are
the best brought to this market Just received at
c. P. BROWNS
10 New'Jcwelry store. washington
Throw Physic to Ihe hers
HYDRO ELECTRIC vOLTAIC CHAINS.
Producing instant relief rom the most pain and per-
nIaneMty curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rheuma.
tism, painful and Sweied Joints, Neuralgia
of the Face, Deafness, blindness, st.
Vitus' ance PalpitatiOns OF the
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Pains in the Stomach, In
digestion, dyspepsia
Uterine Pains,
Paralysis,
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AFFLlCTED READ!!

- UlcNlCNA Observation-Disclosures
Il years ago by DR.. Eiinkeiin Third Union
SIS. between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALIDS
Are apprised that Dr. KlNKELIN confines his practice
to particular branch OF medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautious tho unfortunate
against the abuse OF mercury; thousands ANNUALLY
meTcurialiEed Ou'Or life. Recent affections arepromply
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EASTERN .ADYER4ISEMENTS.

Hoskins, Heisken & Co.
INPoRTHRs AND JOBRERsOy
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
removed to their new IrTn I il Sls Make.
u az and 81 Commerce st, PHLLe3DELF6I4. srI1;ly
Anspach, Brother g. Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
No &c North 7hiTd ct. corner Of ChsTg philadelphia
John Auspsch Jr...John jacobyi.. James n. Reed;
William 3nspachi.. Iienry.B EaITman: senl.:d6m
Woltes, Ballard q Co.
as IMPORTERS AND 1OnRERs;N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
IT9 Market street. IshiIudcIPhin.
,%s DE- B. F. KEttr formerly of Wheeling, is snsIged
Odd Fellows, MHSOns, Ret Hen, Sons OF
Tenn PcruuG~
And. other Society ReSalia,
Banners. Seals and elucLs, ang1rtaetatred and SOLD
by Gibbs i Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
THE Resentment usually on hard consists OF
REGAL.lA,
otd Fsaotos'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and E.
Past i' Grand and other onicers. plain and
emhr9idered. =, .u-,-,,.
Pishiy embroidered Encampment Parad
Maso"te-K knights TsmrIar, Royal A-:h, and Master.
G.. Jewels, Robes, Banners, swords &c
OiyIsi0ns-Oficers and Members.
I'D As'"Saehems Past Officers and richly embrOldel
." DesFee working and ES94eT kSsalia'
OF the x1TGus Orders Of STeT G or Plated Metals
BANNERS.
Banners ofevery size style and adapted to the
Ous Orders and Societies, manufactured to orders and De-
pense showing the style Ofthe when finished. Also
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
The be 2gaG the m
TRIBES;
Wishing TO tup their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regaa, banners &c, depend up
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PlaniShed Tin Ware.
UST opened mn assortment splendid PaBiShcL Warn
consisting OF coffee and Tea UTnS Chatting Dishes Oys
ter Stcwers, Nes6ohe Dishes, nrsh Covers, TcapOt
coolers, Stomach WARMERS, anu painted Toilet sc:s-9
beautiful HrtiCle We respectfully sOlCi, the attention Of
the public varied beaG:aI of IlTr
aud Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe ST, the Post Office,
W,
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New Savings Bank Store

OTTWWUOl UIlIu NVNfs.
Thankful lor the IIbarHI pat' extended
us, we solicit a continuance oil the same.
seH3 MCCLAl.LENS a KNON
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GREAT CuRRFOR DYSPEPSIA

THE Tue d ges.ire Flu
Il id, Gastric Juice, pre-
pared from Kennel, OF the
Fourth Stomach Of the Ok,
after the directions Of la
ION Liebig, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J, S.
HOuGnTnN, NJ. D., Phila-
deiphia. Pa.
This is NATURES OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
.I NJ II 49,.
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BALTIMORE.

UT-THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, intercstcdin r.,,,..
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants NV, 'oNt
him call irio ~ eve
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can equal lscurativc powers. II contains Alcohol,
IilTTERs, AuDs, or NAuSEnUs DRUGs. II is extremely
agreeable the taste, and may be taken by the
ieeb.e patients who cannot cracker without
acute distress. Beware U DRu"GEp LIMITATIONS Pcpsn
Is NOT a
giving large Of SCIENTIFIC EvDES from Lie
bis's Animal Chcustry Or. cOnbe'S Physiology of Di
gcstiOn; Or Pes eiIn Food ci: nr john ". Dra-
rI vi Ncw York Uni vcsityi Prof Dngiisoms Physn!O
sy; Prof SiIman, Yale College; r Carpenters Phys
ioloEy; ETC., together with reports ofCUREs all parts
ofthe United States
II PATTERSON. SO Monroe street. WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail .igeHt, maT26-i G1wly
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ProfessOr woods, Oriental snnntive

Ex-senator Of I tic 4; United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
"a ID YESTERDAY. L8s

| COLUMBIAN HOTEL Homer, LynchPs 81
DR. Goats, Hsnrco: A Mills and svt, D r Allen,
Goochland; w Cunning ham, Wilmin gton; w Han
cock. 2 N Stuart; Or MSEss; A CisTk, m0T-
G Kennedy, Il Wiikers, w Graves Va; b b
Wallace, Augustai II w Mary F. Chiies. La; W =
Stout, culpspsr w wilkinson Pr Boissesu T.
P FL j ackson, Csdt R Smith, Pr Edwd; w West,
Appomsttox; r Borter, w Royal, c Seayres,
u Scrugg, Powhatan; e Brooke. Carolinei q A
Sloat, Orange; A w Smith, Halifax; Harvey, ChaI.
lotts; w Thomas Richmond B Hopkins, r
Il; Capt. Strong, Richmond; l. Torian, Texas;
E Bsush, w II Jones, Chesterfield; I Harrison,
Savannah. .s...- e.s. :j.- d.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-W I Joynes and son, Pc
tersburg, Wickharn, HeDrieo; A M r Jenes. Chas
r Taylor. Va; G II Evans Bslt;W Forbes, Buck
ius hsm; Hon w T Araher; Amelia; T Ropsr Lynch
burg; 3 Csrper, Botetourt; w West, Appomst.
tox; Scott, Princeton; w A Pergor, j. A Foster,
Bucking CHAM; J Warswith, Boston; s Clarke,
Charleston, Rev nj 8orast; J B Baker, Mass;
Lawrence, G E Franklin, N Y; Il 8 Hunton and la
dy Phila; Il McMullen, Washington J Bading-
ton, La w Hayes and lady, Hickerson, L d Davis,
w A Meredith, H C Robertson, C; G II Hunting
ton. Miss Bone Md; Capt Ratham, Capt Tel than, s
c; 9 Winston, Tenn; ID L Wilson. Texas, r H Lew.
Barrett, Bait E Child; Boston; w z Finnes.
West Point; Fordin N Y: Botey, Bedford A
BranaId, Cinn Handy, Balt w Adam England;
J Lsthrop ang2 ladies, Mass, w 2 Buford. We;
AMERICAN HOTEL C Ribble. Norfolk; B C
Camp. Shanghae; Miss Wooster, F s Dickerson M
A Howell and lady, w Douglas, w Stunton, J
Mills N II; J Smith jr steamship Jamestown; w
Miss White, G; A Thomas, Smyth; X Irving.
Richmond; w Jones, Shickles and lady, 2
children and svt Va; c Grastey. olton. L Rusk,
Philad; Taylor, Fredksbg; j Whaling, Va & r
R; T b Armstsad, Gloucester; r Blakemors,
Mecklenbg; w Marks, Petsbg; ] s Winston and
lady, Miss Winston Danyille. -f.,ss.-E-,+ f,fo tss
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SEwARD's SELF-CoNTRoL.-The quiet An,
apparently Indifferent manner in which Sew.
ard is said to have received the intelligence
of his reelection to the Senate, is quite char.
acteristic of the man. He is too cool and
selfpossessed to betray exultation in victory,
or modification in defeat Thoroughly un-
scrupulous; cunning as a serpent, yet pas
sionless as marble, he is the most formidable
enemy to the peace and union of these States
that has ever lived in this country Yet the
South may learn something from this man.
1t is lawful to be taught by an enemy, even
by such an enemy as Seward. The Divine
founder of the Christian faith euioined his
apostles to be wise as serpents, and harmless
as doves. Wewould not have Southern lead
ers initiate Stewards duplicity and malice;
such qualities, though exerted in a good
cause, would deserve the condemnation and
contempt of all honest and honorable men.
But Southern leaders might emulate the wis.
dom Of the serpent, without adopting his ma
lice or grovelling instincts They are too
impulsive, too rash, too unstable, and wear
their hearts too much upon their sleeves
Let them talk less and act more, and tbev
will yet be able, without the necessity of dis.
union, to defeat the Vaccinations of the sub
tie enemy of their institutions and of the
Union.
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THE TELESCOPES In THE PLAY House.
The sailors seem to have carried the day
or rather the night, In the st. Charles at New
Orleans It appears tina. the idea Of the in
PRODUCTION of their telescopes was suggested
TO them by the opera glasses and lorgnettes
used by the fashionable play .goers. The
first appearance of the telescopes. raised !
hnbbnb. The police ordered them to be
withdrawn; but the sailors were firm and the
audience took sides with them and 50 the
police gave them the field. They repeated
the telescopes Afterwards more than once
withiDpunity. The mate Of the ship Africa
writes % the Delta, defends the telescopes,
and says q to tbs legality Of their exhibi'
tion. he has yet to hear Of the law defining
where tbs opera glass ends and the tele.
scope begins"
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DIED

Yesterday morning. 14.h inst. of consumption. aft
ter long illness, EDWARD MCDONALD, aged 80
years
His funeral will take place from Trinity Church
This Evening at O'Clock, to which the friends and
acquaintances of the family invited without fur
Their notcs. sr sr4b 4af az =. l,sl- ,.ss "a
In Pittsburg Pa, on the 18th inst Mrs ELIZA
BETH PETTIGREW. of the county of Down. Ire
PASTOR Of Sycamore Church, Richmond, Va.
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TTHE CRY OF aHARD TIMESo I

Il STILL HEARD-And owing to hard times, the
subscriber will sell his Clothing at very small profit
and styles of Clothing he is selling at nd be-
low st to place it in the power of those with
limited means to procure good garment with little
money. Those purchasing Clothing at this time,
should be particular in regard tc getting srong
teria and well made. As the subscriber selects all
of his own goods. and has them manufactured in
this city, those purchasing of him can depend upon
getting good article. All in want of Clothing,
heuid not fail to call on - A. LEVY
No. 81 Main sc opposite st. Charles Hotel
fe Is Sign of the Rad Coat
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening" February IS; b, at Centenary
Church, by the Rev. John z. Edwards, Mr.. EDW'D
FOEKES to Miss FL. ANN REBECCA IRBY, both
of Charles City county. ,fs.,.ft Il y.
In Baltimore, on Tuesday evening asst BY the Rev
Richard Brown. Mr.. UPTON III. BUXTON to Miss
ELIZA A. DAVIS. 81
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Ina PLiGHT.-.S0phia Williams was found
standing 10 an alley drunk on Tuesday night last.
and az she was unable to navigate, the wstchmen
took her In charge, and deposited her In the cage
Yesterday morning she was brought before the
Mayer, and on promising to do 90 no more. wal
discharged.
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Gauss OF FIREs.-At the last meeting of
the City Council, it was stated by member. and
not denied that an ordinance of the Council re-
quired tbe President of the Fire Association to
make regular reports of the number OF fires and the
cause of their origin, far practicable. One of
the members remarked that the ordinance referred
to had probably escaped the notice of the Presi.
dent, and said he would call his attention to It, Ia
king this statement as true, we made brief notice
OF the subject in yesterdays paper. Since then we
lind that We were unintenionaly led into an error,
and therefore hasten to make the the correction =
The section of the ordinance alluded to, reads
thus:
1.-The Principal Engineer shall as far as practical
Bile, ascertain and report to the Board OF Directors
OF the Fire Association the cause of each fire. the
place where it occurred, the probable amount of
property destroyed by the fire saved by the As
sociation, and the names ofthe owners the prop
erty Annually in May, he shall report to the
Council the members of the Association, and the
condition OF the Engine House, Engine Hose and
apparatus"
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LADIES FAIR.-We understand that the
congregations OF Trinity and Centenary churches
have agreed to join the ladies of Union Station. Ia
their fair to be held the22d instant the proceeds
from which are to be applied towards paying for
Union Hill. 1t is to be hoped that the public will
extend helping hand to this noble enterprise OF
the ladies, for in no neighborhood In Virginia are
the Methodists more In need OF large church
than In the one in which they are now building.
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:. BREAKING UP.-The warm, damp spell
If weather for two days past. has haa the e,, \.
softening the Ice the river, that vessels win
be enabled to resume their runs from this morning
The Curtis Peck 10 advertised to leave for Norfolk
to-day, and we have no doubt win do 10.
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Horse INJuRED.-Yesterday morning as
the Exchange omnibus, with four horses attached.
was going rapidly down Franklin street to 17th,
horses intiiciing terrible wound on the tbiab If
one OF them, from which gallon of blood must
nave flowed After passing 18th street, the team
was stopped and the poor creature was unharness.
alive. .s 00"u 'uah
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ERksHEr ANTJoIPATED.-Fr0m the large
amount OF snow on the mountains and the quantity
OF Ice on the water courses heavy freshet is an
uclpatea IN the James River in short time. Far
high water mark, should have it removed or 40.
cured at once. "a stitch in time saves nine
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Az OLp BIBIE.-There is now on sale
at Mr.. Alexander Mott q auction store, bible one
hundred years old, one of Martin Luther's trans
lation, which isreaily worth seeing. The paper Is
good the print clear, and the volume one Of great
worth for its antiquity. sls.--tss, as .g-isss.s
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The WEATHER-The weather, which had
been growing milder since Monday, came
down yesterday to a regular spring tempera-
ture. Tuesday night we had heavy showers,
which swept the snow and ice, and hardly a
vestige of them remained yesterday morn
ing The river was entirely clear and the
navigation upon the canal has no doubt been
resumed. -----
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lob PRINTING

ITO CARPENTERS Proposals will be
building Reception House at the Montgomery
White Sulp hur Springs The building will be 60 by
30 feet two stories high with porch to the lever
story running around the four sdes to be built OF
the best seasoned timber, after plans which may be
seen at my office, at the Springs at the Counting
room of Mcdaniel, Hurt l. Preston. Lynchburg, or
at the Office of Fl. Exall, Architect, Richmond
t e~ RO. H. MOSBY,
Pres't Montgomery White Sui. Springs Co,
Montgomery county, Va
Post Office Christansburs, Va.
Proposals will also be received, above, for paint.
ing sud tin spoutng the above and other buildings at
our Springs. r. II. NJ
fe Ibid Prest Monty w. B. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15

Accfprrr.-Last Tuesday night q free
boy named Cole, in the service of Messrs. Pember.
ton & Crew, when leaving the factory on Cary
street near 22d, fell on theice and badly fractured
his thigh. He was taken home and DR.. Waring
called In TO set the broken limb AS