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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoCTH-Tae S. 10 A " Train will connect al
santusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroe
vile with IhCagO Express Southern division e. d I.
ROldi at Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Expo
CleYeand at Mansfead Junction with Dar EXPRESS
Pittsburgh and Newark with the East and trains
entIRI Ohio Railroad
The 20 Train will Connect at Sandusky with stra
BAY City from DctrOi.i MonroeIie with Western
Train on & T. K. x at Shelby Junction at 5.21
with Nail Tram on CT c X K Tor Columbus aud Gin
OIL q REor ri tts1urgl, and at Newark with East
ard West Night Trains OIL Central Ohio X.
GOING NORrII-'rLe &c a Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train from Reliaie
Ceniral Ohio Ii at Mansfield Jurc ion with ENp,ess
for P'tsburs a; $heihs Junction at 70 10 with Gin
cimnaii Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
aud at MOrrOcvillr with Mail Tain OH & r Road for
Toledo, Chicago &c
The 2 10 Train will connect at Newark with Kx
press from he East on Ges' ri ohio Road; at Mansfield
ton at 5.9t with Ci"cinnlti Mali Tor cleveland; at
AuiroevIiIe WITH Night Express Toledo aud hicagO,
aud al Sandusky with steamer lay Cry for Detroit and
Chicago.
], R. ROBINSON, sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL.

Ea.- WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
SExArE.-Mr. Pratt gave notice al his lltten-
ton TO introduce bill for the Improvement vi
PatipSlco River.
Mr. BayarG gave notice OF his intention to III
ttoluce bill relative TO the isnpr ivtment oil
piers aud ports in Pennsylvania, in the Delawa
uvtr. Adjnurnrd.
H"usE,-hir. Walker rose t, a personai ex.
pIanatiou aud defended the Southern Know Moth
ing's (tO.n the attack Of the Mobile Register say
ing thet they had not only bt Ell target Tor The
press OF the county, but were used here as a
bn;tiedor= .md shuItecock, Icy the Republicans
on one side and the Democrats on lie Ot,er. The
DemocIale here, with obstinate party exclusive
ness, before the House assemblies, nominated Their
candidate an! adopted a resolution, viii, h many
! OF lie more Consolidate Of them admit was an IN
suit ana stigma OIL the melnbeIS OF tbs floor. The
fact must be realized, that If the Southern X. Ms
on opening this contest had thrown themSeive IN
to the ranks OF tie Democrats. tile result would
have brtn fGeesnll organization, they have pre-
vented this. Mr., Walker d.nied tLat the Drmy
cratS nation u party, an; ciai.ned natvnah
u Tor the Am"rlcan party.
Mr.. jones OF Peun'a., sid that his State iu-
tead OF being represented by six national demo
crat voters to-day would have been seventeen,
had il not been or the Know Nothings, iii witch
was there understood rs per ectIy synonymous
with freeSolliSm. The gentleman certaiNty did
not my on 10 impart 10 him wi J Ulfctet the reSoIu
ton Ill cauc IS, an intention 10 InsulI any is.GIvh
uai OF cInSS., neY SlaHu OH VIAL Int believed 10
be principle without lmpromiSe.
M. ALLISON i'll reply endorsed the idea OF his
colleague, " no Is national man hau II mol been
for the fact that the people OF Penu'a condem,l-
ed The action Of last Congress, thete would now
be Ia leinOcIats in that State this Il Ior, but
the fret soil and Know Nothing parties united,
aud lite consequence is now represented by
iOt'ly OF me n6erS who Condemn tie Nelraska bill.
Mr. Walker replied by saying that in the coarse
Ot his remarks the adoption OF Ih=TeSotutiJn Uy
the democratic caucus, shows what is by II"
| means uncommon, namely, the progress Of all
men to ctniuuhd principles with party, seeming IL
forget thai tie IwU are .SSenlidI.y efficient.
Mr.. ~ nlx,I said he was wiling 10 wait with all
on general etIug, who will ABIDE by the prts
ent lawson the subject Of S;a:ety, and adn.irmzw
States Will OF without slavery, with view 10
compliSEing the election OF Speaker.
Nh. WaShburm, or Maine, CLAIMED that the
party voting iUt NJ. Banks WAS the only national
party.
Here NIessrs. Campbell, Jones and Al ison, o.
Pa, INDUCED in triangular debate with refer
ence tOpoIitcs in that State, Involving lie merits
Ut SpeakerShIp.
MI. Gitding gave his views at lens thon the ques,
] ton of fr.e soil. - g -
;M1, Humphrey Marshall defended The cause; o
the AmeucaLs, Sralirg that like the DeRIocratut
party, they have no terms Of compromise TO oIIe
OF accept
Nj Campbell Of Ohio then obtained tile H3Qr
wheEeuron The House adj,d. 80 -..,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

VIZ direct attention to the adverimerneutof Mr..
P. Barrtt, in another column. Mr,iB.shas long
been engaged in putting up grouud Spices, Mus
tarI, &c. in this city, and from specimens shown
us yrstetIay.w DO not hesitate TO say that he puts
up good aud rure article. His location is on
Blddle street, between Main end Railload. one
spuure below the Geek bridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

HoLLrDAY GIsrs.-our readers in ses.ch of beau
tfuI Holiday Gifts, are invited IL call at Mr. ]. T.
Socrr's JewrIry establishment. Isl, Main street.
wLrre amid his rich ami vailed assortment. they
viii be certain TO 6md something thut will please
them aud theis friends. Ne direct attention to
Dir. S.'scurd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
CINCINNATI MARKER

Drc. Is.-Flonl heavier only sales Of 50 Us nj
$3.50. Whrat dull vi $50 i,r PUNE red. Curm
40 csnts Oats 81. Hogs very duh, s,IrS OF 1908
head at s.. Provisions easer sales 2sGO rre-n
sides al 81 1890 hams at Il, 1000 shoulder al 81
Groceries unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

NEw YoRK, Dec. Is-In the CT o,eia Senate on
Friday, aresntr,ion was Introduced for the appra-
priatIur OF SO 900 To all Southern men 10 emf.
rraie 10 Kansas, as an Offset 10 the Northern emf
grafton.
large quantity Of aims were Stden from the
harrisburg tPa J Arsenal, and semt to his city,
wheEeilt IS supp se,l they wee 10 be Sul TO Fiji
buste.s, 10 lie used against Nicaragua. The aims
have Teen recovered aud cert in paitiss eng aged
IN The robbery arrested. 5000
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ARRIvAL oF- NE cAHAwHA.. I

ARRIVAL OF. THE .CAHAwBA.- g..
N. Y, Dec. lS.- he C0IIaNvba, from Havana,
with dates 10 the lust. arrIvaIsI last n'.!t. There
VAS no news uE importance.
News had been received from Mexico to Ihe
-(lrc; that European diplonatcs were steadily
pursuing cOurse Of action designed 20 add 10 The
executive and political difficulties Ut that country
The sugar market vas active. FreIght> were
Health of IInyanna good. Our correspondent
atCauacota, wItiug the I9tltUlt., states that lie
drought FOR two mcnts duratlon had seriously at.
fec!ed the salt YIELD oil the Island.
Vessels arriving from p,,rtS in Venuezuela.wer
subjected TO quarantine, IN consequence of The
prevalence vi ch"lera-
The misunderstanding between The merchants
and the United States Consular agent sill cUn-
tnued,
Edward P. Barnes, clerk in the employ Of D G.
81 WI. Boon, was arrested yesterday, charged
with LAYING forged his employers name for The n
mount of 5000. lie had drawn that al. cunt in
gold from the Phot nix tank and was just OH The
point Of leaving The city when arrested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

"FALL on SEstsr, FoL.''-EIuningtou's cele-
lrated Dioramic Panorama of the Russian War,
will open Tomorrow evening at Washington Hall.
Its run IN Pittsburgh for the last month has been
continued series of successes. port speaks We.
~ highly in its favor. and from what we have for
merry seen IN the beautiful moving D,o:anas un-
d, Mr. HIS management, rich treat may be an
ticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
RRnM RnsrnN

DEC. ,Is.-The ship Nm Doanr, from PhiGa-
2'telphia, for Rremen. nbau,!unttaI sea The
5thnlS The Crew were rescued and arrived at
Satem yesterday III the hrtg Water Witch.
rLeschuouer Flying Dragon, irorniNrw Orleans,
TOR h"Ston. emf ashorr on SUNDAY, neal lynouth
L=ht tt6Iise. The vessel Is tisht, and i'll prub.
ably be got CT after i. my lisLtentd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

HAErrR's MAGAzixE for January hos been re-
ceryed by Robinson & Bro. Among other good
things i'll this mum er are: .'virsinia Iustrate,,'
The Adventures of Paul Crayon and his Cuus
rns.'' Little Do;rilt,' by Dickens. and ''The
Dream Of Mr. smythe about Life Lnsnrance''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

wEsaw last night massive silver itch weigh
ing three-fourths of pound, one Of pair made
to The order of Alr. c. r. Blown. for steamboat er-
Eineers. 1t is a splendid piece of workmanship,
aud may be seen at Mr.. BIS iswelry establishment
on Monroe strett.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

Dickxxs' woRks-It will he seen from an ad-
v,rtisernent in another column, that t. Il. Pc er-
son furnishes complete and uniform editions of
Charles Dickens wtrks at very low rats. Wedl-
rect attention to it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19
Winter Arrangement.
TaAxsrosr.rlox ort.cE 3. & Q 3

TRANSFORMATIONS OTFIcE 3. & o r. r 4.
Wheeling Station, Iea. 4Ih, 1850
on and after 7uesdty The 4ih instant the Passenger
Trains (eXpIess and mai will leave Ibis station daily
att p. NJ and 1850 P. NJ ga
The Express Train leaves at T. P N: ard will only
stop al the following stations Benwo0d MoundsviIe
Gamer on, FaiImOH, FeteI Sewburs RO4les gh
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, MartiMSburg
HarFers Ferry, M0n6eacy, SyKeSyille and Washington
Junction.
The SIi train leaves daily, except Saturdays 1880
P. a., and will stop at all the regular stations.
7 he Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling at
:, A. ~, and arriving at Cumberland at ., =. NJ
Lea wing Cumberland 5;0 a. NJ aud arriving heel
ing at 1, P. VI. ~.
by order of J. H. DONE. Sup't.
EORu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

HAar&Rs SI.c.zrxr Fot january. together with
the greatest variety of Books, &C.. for Holiday
presents. has been received by Thompson and
Patterson.
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COrrnN MAKKEr.

CH,RLrsr ", Dee. lS.-Sal $ oil Cotton to-day
were 1869 bales, TIE market firm ant, rates are adj
yancing. mid .!llls fax sold at 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

NoMAS DROWNED NEAR Manufactured Of
Her Supposed Murdrrer-We learn hom the
Pittsburgh Commercial Journal that " hen the stea
neF Philadelphia on her up trip, or Saturday eve
ming, had reached about IS mics above Wheeling.
an In. hman named Peter Murphy, deck hand
went to the officers Of the boat crying, aud STA ting
in avery confused manner that woman named
Mary Curry, who was travelling with him, hau raj.
len orer' Oatd and was drowned. After much
cross Questioning. it appeared that the, Affair Lad
occurred ablut fifteen or twenty minutes previ-
ousIy.
Upon examination it was ascrrtained that the
deceased had been washing MuIphy's clothes near
the edge of the boat, and that he was standing by
her 1t also appeared that they had been guarreing
snd.tLat he had Knocked her down. a Mrs Potts,
who got off at S'eu5envIle, saw The whote occur
fence, aud stated that Murphy pushed tile deczasd
overheard. E-
Mary Curry was between % and go years Of
age has rtsitsd long tine III Pittsburgh, and is
an English woman. lie character was bad, size
Tor long time being vagraut. Murphy and she
had been living on Webster street for SIX OF eight
mnnthS.
Tue circumstances were SO suspicious that The
officers OF the boat, upon arriving in Pittsburgh,
surrendered INN into the custody OF the police,
aud he is nov lying IN the t0mbs awaiting an ex-
summation He assumes to be crazy, and shapes
h's actions 10 induce that belief Mrs. Potts wilt
he sen!for, hen further light will he thrown upon
the matter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

PTenehtng,-TLere will be service in the baptist
Chulca city. each Lads Day, at 100 O'Clock.
H.. and 81 O'Clock. NJ Rev Charles Howard Mat
CONT recently old inedia Phadelpha, has become pas
tor Of this Church LelstSst
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MRyIClN NEWs

, BAIT, Dec. is. Nov Orleans papers of Tues
Gay and Wednesday Of last week have tern rvc,f.
by the mail this morning. They contain Mexican
dates TO tie 9Th inst. The conGitlon of the couu2
Try is now worse than ever. Robb, ries. end disor
ders OF oil kinds prevail III all parts OF IT coun-
try. The Ministry of Alvarez broke up on The 9Th
inst. Geu. Comsuport had abandoned tie al
.yarez cause, and the lultetit was expected would
return to the South. Another account denies that
any mintsitria! cfisis had occurred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

RIVER AND WElTHER.
PITTsHuRcu, Dec. lI>-RtSer u feet inches,
Weather clear ana cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

>. B. MARSH. IL t. wAIMNN
saa5 Co-Partnership.&
]; MARSH has this day aSSoCia tel with him NJ. T.
u waynan for t. e lurPOte OF tIansactHg the whole
ard IesiI lIOO Shoe business ale
j. g. Marsh, No. % Monroe street, next duur Greer,
OFT & Co under the trmoT ~
MARSH & WAYM4S..
Ju'v fst. 1871. maI
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THE INTBLLIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY MORN. DEeENBEa 10, 1857.
81 I.awson,s KnlI.

The ladies' OF Triadephia, belonging to Nc RruxRs'
church, wirsive supper Thursday Evening, Deer.
2Hth the proceeds TO be expended in repairing aud
king comfortable their house OF worship, and hoPe the
object will with the APPRECIATION of generous public
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Read! Read!
r AND KEEP IT CONSTANTLY IN YOUR
MINDS
'lNHAT have lust returned fiuin The East with thy IS
L SECGSD FiLLNTUGE.
ard that II IS he Ia gct- tlndanms aud csgvrs ever
Aioushtio Wheeling, aud say, with PEREZ; Confidence
that It only needs looking at and t sales
my so! tmcut 0mSisIs ruiiiy Of
90 cola S. al only cenrs;
.5tD do at h"m - GEMS 20 500 aRlougst which
are soI"e So ItauIui and 80 rnluey new ii tSI ar
lIyrd Ia ne RSilir lhaI they II sell themselves;
G0l Iali ladies Kid GUves, IS superior al S!!c
300 do misses do p CX;ia fine sII-hiIv Jn,,,
AGED, 81 CrI.ts;
-iN pieces G"bwSs. at all pIIcrS aud all colo =;
80 do ''enCh &eiimos, Ia tie i.Ost stidiOus
1000 d. Trimming, lie ,ery lsiesl sI,ie, such as
m"Irc Antique, Pain and .dsed, moss Il INNING,
sic. &C. 5.-'-a5s
1900 ards alieo all styles ahd prices, ve,y nice
goods "a low as Ct cts
With many OTHER goods. such beautiful designs
hnt al ask is t"s you 10 examine Is and AM
&c tam thai eau EelI-
us Gole, See aud DGcUivncCd
ISAAC PRAGER,
Eastern lis TealD store, lilo Main st.
ell Al IIinn
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just RecelVed.

uGI INGCGIV6Q,
M A. EDWARDS q RIO. have lust received nnD,
" the fEsi, (at their New Grocery sAjuiI.nE tLs
FoSio1Et", lleNceflet aud Clreuy Hcieced
u me u 'nGeIieS, ln which they invite tile niIeutuu t all
ia oil t.e ~ ''9'''"
no MarSrhho, and Java eonces, brown clarIhcd do,
e usled and PuiYeriIed SugIrs: -
! cas- ~ great variety and fiIie qualities;
"c"h' i''num0 a'tlt oCOate Gl tIe beat h1Rnda,5
F'rShrtHC!icS zine "prrs stIawheTlieH and raSpb,r
ties, IN cars rice ilvur, corr ytarch; ~
Fati''' sage, nacarGn, lsilielsss, Jellytina; -
lerlnuua .trfowOot dr1ed rurtsnts raisn. aln1ouds
Owes, hol's' eri Tobacco ana sesa's, fine qua;ss
SoaiS, etc ! Fine ground liable sail;
SPICES aud E>seECeS uIreVeIy variety
lUsGi"er with uthe atiirrS 1 y, teiiOua 90 ann
a o. WHICH we US re ing al very low prItsb
ca Ren.e"'be' no lace-ourner alarketard QUINCY
ELlect- aHlolliIx Tie l0slHliCr. Wheeling Va. mD29
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

The finest quality OF ladies' give leather Caters
hnsks, very fine article. Ladies' glove
er Caters, with high heels, heavy SOLE button VI
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather, morocco KID goat. leather. last
Ing cali and boots. CATERS, ankle lies, slippers,
Oxford ties amt all other kinds aud styles, always
haad stiOw pItces. A
Ladies', mems and mSses' sandals, boots aRd Over
shoes VI the very hest quality: variety 9th
er gf'nds mt here enumerated, which viii! sci! the
most accommodating terms.
del n l.. DORSEY.
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MEDICAL.
Al NHoILp Y,K1:- II,.,
D R. j.. Ho sTETTER,s
4 EIEBii:tTEn Ef
STOMACH BITrERS
100 600 Route. s.,Id :. On, , -.

0lulN6 IN The EarheJ--Hullng in The Iued,cs, ,,,r
~ Kei LOT ihePaAt niy Years, has ever ru,sr , +,,
d" S'uC'e he ~ oJM ed 10. quail t's
HHEAp A$TI-nYSPEPTlC
Ir IosteiIr''s pIeisa' Sin Is MOI ~, nh ,.r.. -
clle nor tile mere eNcIim e.itu sSII :, S.,1 A.. -
rh!SiolahS We bal hives Ighiiu IL is iir e.,,, ~ @
ou'iu aAu eabU'He $'Uh! at uIc vi the nsi s,,sniU.
chemists u itr p' CeI1u y - Fs' ?
lar h"slrIler su'IiuIs hs alu BILE bitnr. IN srv
m0"I'FSIS' " w1ai's sth heller, ret.tLsltti, ~ ar
four own constitutions liz rtur n51te,I,r N, H.. y W.
'e w lie OGhd 10y The first a,aiysls M, y, III, -,
Of the'I great medicinal effects ,,I he :, "a, = @
~ sin'"sl iIG'cdiht shUl SPACE Vi liIt tnSb S,
'''''N ~" .1"ul S!s-
A'e oqdssrea'IeG Tleniske ,le>r ce,.bralra S,om.
,Ch bIitctS - ~ " '''u'''
ha Iei,eN ell al "ICe. - N a""
Ate y"I Same! ,dby inti rsil,yI7 tsnuvr ~. .., H.
lie ne+ll,e d. these tie y y, i'sN""'e"(
Have y"u lever AMI 9eW? uw many tLo,,.ans, In ia.
est anM souin nave heeu Crrtl his r,,rstiton "
StioEl'Is utSfsSe' oy thei'ee usn of these bites
Al shuuh Try thiSs.et- shl,d0is NGNs,,,prs IN al
htln Thai white 1iUSieIieT's tels ate used esSe nj n
vel aEd asus caHlUl U,C.r. ~ "
Que vino Sdst'U aiken times day be.nrp ,,,a.Is
wl'I he ioURd" 6'ca IC slrHi hch All win
ave Wleh $"5 satisfied lie taci, az the, SiII he
zee are "th lticr&,' represented to ne tho same
which are COM ,ifIeiy worthless our I!i;,er 80
without n Vui, ri,ciI nlcdi6i guaes li,sS t,s
H.! ii ~; W - cnliAihIng luIl quarl, with the
blown tie b . None me, pa,,,,.i, ''''e'''
rae NJ roLLAR \ BOTTLE.
~, F"I sue ny al lie PiiHcira nrR.giss, hotel hsrs
a"' l'Als generally Throughout IhC Uuirad
i:uSuFlELD & Co, and u
..,,.so.,..,-. III -MPSVN 4 PAI1 kkSoN.
-S.-.lHt9W Wheeling
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SAILED.
Barr, Dec. ls.-The sic. mshipSt. Louis sail
I'd from Norfolk on Saturday, with 800 troops tor
California. l-lI =.
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u MARSH. M-,,r lvlvI,
Marsh & waym IA A.. - INA
WHOLESALE AND RtTAiL ULAI.kKs IN
BOOTS IND SHOES.
lat IhG ~ "1Ahp OF ,. h, HARSu.l
No. 50 Monroe street,
tIyttE-EsI

NEXT DOOR 10 GWILR, orr avn cos
NN aye now leccNing hOmOul caste IN manufactured
" orc Of iaJSest aud best assorIieIts OF boolH
and sh"eS o Fail and Wine wear, ever ,ne ed in IiS
'sIkg they having eer' selected with e eaI care aud
nShuaGu "a 10 order, according our OSu liIeClio,s
ny te nest work ca St e&P essIy Tor ihis tIaa
We are low lneraed 10 accommodate chi cusomcl s.
elmer whole 81 ntai, with actY OF Pail aud win
yer "oous iol to he surpassed hy any Other house IN te
tly' et1eF ~ Styin quality aefiAi, az dun lily or
country s.rrl. H 80 - - N'' Os"@'
Our stock consists m the following articles:
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5andusky, Mansfield & Newark
RAILROAD.
~ ~ ~ = - -
Chanpe of Tuue,

Change of Time.
and after Tuesday, August q 1885, until further
" tce, Trains wiiI iun as follows, [Sumdays except
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Writing Fluid.
NE ih's SureIi" Fluid Hk heen before the ~, h.
- nc no" "a Is IwO years, il has been saiu.
ls IL abor and Is BY many 10 Tue Ia lam,
ed Arnold Fluid. ~ - " - '
Duiig ne aN' year twenty thousand quart and riut
hotties tusoiLci wfb sinai size, Immune hIe lave
neeu sou TO iaIhefS aud ne chains liz CncnnsI lOuE
v'I!e. PIttshnlGi EfIaiu, CleVea id IeiIOt, TerIo
taHe, Lafayette Einecnnes, indianapolis. EvGmavr
TiaHh!p'i. LeAliSion, Nashville, Memphis, ~ Louis
vhkshufs Jackson, Naichez ohd New 0rIeaLs h ia.
az" hteH adopted ~ tc slate Departments N Rentt NJ
LeTieSsee aud MisssiIlH taken ihec hrst cas-
DlIIbndS al tue MECHANICS Institutes Cincinnati sL
Louisville AID tour i0LaE alid Pllze ed4s At State
iIuUiS ~ 80 -
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-19

HaurAx, Dec. ls:t-The steamer Asia arriive.i
here this morning with LIVERPOOL dates 10 the 9Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17
RECEIPTS,
BY RIVER AND r AILRoAD .
For tie peek ending f4fa Of July.

For fhs Ueeh eHdfng Isl" ~ SHst
bundls Tsbscco; 1874 bbls. Flour; 500 bushels Of
Corn; $40 do. wbest $40 d. Osts; IS bags Rye;
81 bushe : ard Is bbI Meal So tons Iron; IS bales
P.Us1: / boz and Ees Ores as lbs Bacon: 10
pckgs sundries; Mill. end Hoppers; bbis Of
ApoIes; do. Whiskey; hores Shoes; bbls Of
smnty bottles 50 pkss. Butter; IL pigs Egeg
1853 Chickers; SO Lambs; IL VeAls; IA Sheep;
Hogs and boxes mschiaery.
By THE RICHMOND AND DArvtLLE kAILaoAD.-
357 hhds Tohsccc; 1855 boxes DO; car ioaa
Timber. 76 bushels Corn; 20 bags Feathers bar,
70. Bacop; pot and 6rhin But.er; BysgJ;. l
Carriage; bses Woo Tossscs serew. 20 psc DC
tons Stone.
Bv THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG KArLRoAD.-
S5s hbds and boz T bs~co; II bbls Spirit, Tur;
5bbls. bottles 3 do wbi.ssy; IS DO Potatoes
Is do Fish; 100 bu,b els Meal; BASKETS Toma.
toes; 22 boxes mdz; $500 feet Lumber; skies and
bundle chain; sheets Iron; iot Furniture;
bbls Glass Ipsulstors.
BY THE RIcHMoEp AND FsEDERIcxsBusc RAIL,
do. Meal; 100 do. Wheat; 25 packages Rag; SCOT
en-; Calves; Lambs; Dbl Apples
LANDED IN THE DocK.-l5o hide. of Tobacco; $40
tons Peruvian Guspo; 625 tons Iron; 100 oco feet
reis sasar; $50 tons Ice; 10 case. mdz.; bags Of
Wool; 1850 do Peas; and one Ne " York and Bos-
ton packet with assorted csrgoes.
LANDED AT Rccxers.-The carsoss CT three Phils-
delphia and New York steamers
EXPORTS C0AsTWISE.
FRoM THE DecK-62 hhds 460 boxes. SS5 cases, "
tsrces and 10 bills Tobacco IS tons Iron; IL bales
mdze; and 20 O9a feet Lumber.
g ass sns' 80 ST.
king Tobscco; 108 bales Cotton Yarn; ~ rolls Of
Leather; bags Wool; 80 bars Iron; 200 barrels
0u, dr enss pIs no. aso pia. Lead AZ
empty bareiG Hidesi and hid. Bacon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-17
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

The old University has been again dis
graced by another of those little and traitor
GUS acts for which its Board of Overseers
has of late gained an unenviable notoriety.
1t has refused to confer the degree of L. L. D..
on Hon. Samuel A Eliot, whose name was
sent in for confirmation by the Corporation
of the University, because he voted for the
Compromise Measures Of 1850! Mr.. Eliot,
it is said, is an old and Jealous friend of the
College, which he faithfully and gratuitously
served as Treasurer for a long series of years.
The Alexandria Gazette justly remarks that
the shame of his rejection rebounds to the
University and not to Mr. Eliot