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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-24

A RTCLES Of Utility.-Christmas Pre-
"A sents !-y6TEVENS, Browns Hotel, has a
fresh, large, and elegant assortment Of Gents
Scarfs, Napoleon Ties, Handkerchiefs, Cravats,
Gloves, &c, OF the best quality and latest importa-
lions. Persons making presents will find our as
soriment complete and Of The best quality, and al
the lowest prices. Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-24

DLAYING CARDS.-W. C. ZANTZINGER
il has just received very large assortment OF
the best American, English, and French Playing
Cards of every description, and at The most rea
sonabe prices, wholesale and retail
STATIONERS HALL,
Adjoining Kirkwood House.
Dec 7-3taw2wif
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
WASHINGTON NEWS.

MApcn 81 -.lIotIl lIOu1,s continued in session
after ii O'Clock Inst night.
a snirited debate occurred in The Senate on The
deduction Of The tariff proposed in the Civil aud
Diplomatic Till.
Ele,Ss Dlodhead, Clayton, Seward ,and Othrr'
Mt, Clayton moved TO sltiko ont all relating 'o
the TuriA.
a vote WIS finally taken on Tho IRoIion-nega.
tivtl % 10 81. Adjourned.
TIE llOlss RESUMED tic consideration OF the AZ
my appropriation bill.
TbrSrnalr,s amendments adding two regiments
Of Infantry aud lwo,OI cavalry, aud uPptopFI"luE
!,6OO, ZOO aml appointing an additional b'tsadtt !
Ivurial, were passed III committee and Eepo''ed
to tle House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

Artgarror YouSo WoA4v 10 LIAR nov rnF
srsrrSslox lIalpGE-Iaste evening about ltulf past
81. O'Clock, young woman, Whose aonls OF tcsi'
,lcnce We could mol lean, was discoYete,l about
mtIway OIL lie Suspension Bridge, by two women
who were ctOssine. SIZE was without bonnet,
aud taking bet oaOlIlu tom IlstsOal,Iets, hand
cdN to one Of the women, saying, "Keep Ills uu.
,ilmy tuenls cali htil, then tell them where
lave goue," aud commented olambering Oyet The
csJles, When the sctesws Of lie omen, who firm,
" hrl 10 het, dew TO lie SPOT man from lljse.
l.il, who was but "a few tOds on, and @hoptove0t'
q, the rasl acl aNl led her back 10 The toli house.
NlhIend Of thu bridge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
MAN YnnK MAllKET.

March 2.--Flunr unsettled, sa!es Of COOL Ohio
Al 0,OOa0,3i, Southern S,16a9,S1. Cum lllm,
With sfIcsuG 5000 bu. Western mixed ii o1O96c,
Wheat lItn. Pork stale IOwer. SnleS ot Gao hO''
al SlQlal3,75 Tor old mess 0ul prime mess nj SlS'-
60sIS,G2, beef finn, with SALTS 81 country
mess nj 0,OOall so, Lard sIeody, 9laoiG. ohl'
Whisky 32t. Rio Coffee firm, snlrs Of 1890 bas'
nj 0IaIO!. Sugar 4ll6i. l.iN'eerl oil 15elsc
tics Jim. Ky. Tobacco firm, with sales 92o Ito
At Cotton So'T' nm Stiles Of 1900 lole, N mllaIiut
al 81, isnt little demand lot export fnir bust
s Stocks better, aud Juoynnt. Money plenty. =
Missouri a's Oil. Canton 24i Cumberland y
Virginia 96i. N, York CentulOi, Reading ia
Eiin A6i.
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Observation-Disclosures
gSltS BY the National line.
5FRLRG RArtlR XII F0RTHgpAi EYlSTELtIdRN oRF
COMMISSION ~.


~ WAslliSpToS, aIotch2, {
SESArE.-The Senate iO.6Ay, by. a vote Of 81 ID
stud Out The latlf amendment tO!tAe clSil and
diplomatic bill, sS ID
On motion Of MI Hunter the Virginia land
script bill was taken up, md discussed by Messrs
Walker and Cooper VIXEN MI SldiB Threatened an
/ elaborate speech, but consented 10 lie motion
to lay Il on lllg tables
Siludry bills from tle House, nhimnotanl OK!
cent ttl8 bounty Land bill, which colne In with
thee amendments concune'l in and passed.
Mt Clayton proposed q teteteUce Of A. @. Ben.
sons claim 10 ile, Secretary Of Slate.
Mt Mason briefly argued against Henson having
any claim hgullst tie government missing from lie
l.obOs island Nrslt and The proposition ullUn di.
vision was laid OH lhe table,
The District oil Columbia Julliciaty bill taken
up, slightly amended and pnxs:d.
TIE bill IL incorporate The National Washing
ton Monument Society was lead twice aud tefetted
10 tie com, OIL judiciary.
The joint resolution ditciing The President 10
advance Clark Mills $6U0O, out Of the $4,000
[uOd, lOt Tie erection NJ an equestrian siHlue Of
Gen. Washington, was passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic appropriation Till
was laktn llp at half past twelve,
alt. Clayton opposed The rurilf amendment In
bIief speech,
TIE motion 10 reconsider The vote Of last eyen-
Ing, telectiUE Ulaytop's amendment 10 Strike ont
lie farr notifications, agreed tO--yeas %, nsys
10.
Clpytons amendment was renewed 10 strike
from lie appropriation bill all that relates 10 The
Tariff, agterd to-leas 81, nays 81.
The Senate tcn proceeded 10 eSonlIne The
items Of lhe civil and diplomatic appropriation
bill, and 10 consider the amendments suggested
In committee VI lie Whole BY Nj. Hunter, clloir.
man OF committee On!inance, aud Others until 81
O'Clock, wien Tic Senntc look a recess It'll o.
Before taking up the above bill lie col lnillee oil
conference from the Two Houses reported the In
dian appropriation bIll-COnUutted III.
The bill 10 Cntry into cITsG, by convention, The
subject Ofcloius between Tie U. S. aud England,
was tealt q lllitd time old passed,
llovsE,--Phe House nOn.cOGcmirel In tue Sen.
ate's amendment ApptOlMiatng thlEIY thousand
dUlIrrS 10 tho purchase Of Came' for tho AMY.
Tie House agreed 10 tie amendment oddlng
four regiments II tegtlni fOr The defence Of tic
flOnlerS, aud authorizing llS appointment .OI an'
Olltt ETigaIieE General, md npprOmiaiinS Two
millions aud half dollars 10 cuny tbs provision
into effect
The House occupied Tho tine in dull proceed
iRgs on The Senate'S amendment Ia. vuIlluS OpptU'
priatiOn bills, until reCCSs.
Nj. OldS reported bill establishing otse
number VI pUSt routes, which WIS passed without
reading.
Consideration the Senate's amendments 10 the
Army appropriation I'LL was resumed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

p.cswOoo.-This sterling old magazine has
s,,jn coay to hand. The new volume Of The fOut
Reviews aud lDlsckwool commence with lie
North lIdIish tot November, 1851, end tho olArI
,e,iews and IIuckwOOd tot January, 1856
TENS Of subsclptioM-ADy one lseSlew Of
BIackwoOd, 81 a yeut IIIackwOOd aud one lie.
yirw-Ut auy two IIerIcw, So. Tho fout Re.
views and iIlackwocd, $40, 1 copies Review,
and lIlackwOuA to one uidrsss $780,
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Observation-Disclosures

M,RclI 9--1lont tim at S,3OIS,l0. WHISKY
QGc. Gtain quiet, corn GfhG3j oats 4SaOO clS'
Provisions quiet. but 10 change III The pllcrF' llR
shoulders so; sides 6iai Mess porE l5'OC' Gt"'
ceres fmi sugar 6c54ii new mOIasSeS "a Gl"'
velse,d $50.
Eastern Exchange !a} premium
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

TIN NEw P4Aar uaOcrsr Of Nests. W. A,
rlsa,ds and H,Otbet adjoining tile Post oaice,
,tens 10 10 "al Tie 30" with people in search o
ft,l tale gtOcetles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

Thu Wn1rrR,--rystctlly was q mild, thuw.
in, DAY with indications Of rain. Tile tiyet lla,
uplet,ono 10 change since our last report, except
a,Ii.hl diminutiOa Of tie ice,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

llrurylELp RA,LROsp...-l'he stockholders Of
hi. ,oaI in Ohio county aro referred 10 notice
in suoltet column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

RIVER and WEATHER..
CiSclSSATL MARCH, 2.-Nuvisalion Is still sas'
pended, Weather Cluuly-iUlicNtiOn Of IailI,
PIrrsRvRoll, March 2.-IIivet unchanged since
neon. Weather Pleasant
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
JAMES tlIStJs Sttgepni,

uaeatnestly destteA that every member Of This
compauy will DO in attendance at Ills meeting,
,,J,L,Iitt e ascerlaincd What Disposition, II oay,
c,.,, on The part Of our citizens generally, ia
maintain its Organization aud cucOutAso Tie In
ete.se Of ITS aumbe1s'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, Sc. \.
RtsS,eSy.adp, W yS,2

st,H1. Mortimer a. aleastaY ~, !, a,a.s,.
Hear SIs ~ was thIkt by lFlsna y IVY "
ttv tiantnton,s Vegetable theliite Tor pysrspst lh
Le6 III ateieI III rs Aost AMI
Ihs form Putsted and used Sne eellle aa sa nt.
yh6n II net all sreaE highly OF lst and Y6ed 81 y
hose who have lSsptpSls u they VII We
VesetaEIe l'inctvIe, II viii certainly cure hem,
Youis, With ettat IesIt I. t.,.,..,,,,,
~, NRWCQAlkNt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

uto tie rRhli, WpIi say that will Bvo oiC months
lNcc betlTt discontinue taking lasuerItOt!res l1r
q tcn', ami shall C0iinue lOtAhe them SLOW az MY
lear UI ali Advajee IN tho price " pictures. an now "a
Els IAgueTIeOtyret oil glass and laler, as well rs solid
or StelLSOo pictures, which the pnHlle ate Invited u
call aud examine. have just received great variety
laicy clSeS Tor Tue lUilhdy which Will sell iuM 70 Il
lo1 ner cent below tic l0tlIeT price.
also kterNn llad, ard for SAFE, lal supply Of Ia
sS..',,rSj W. ''F ' H. q, piRTulNGE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
FROM HAVANA,

FROM HAVANA,
Nav YURH, MarOl, 9,-'rhe steamship Empire
City Arrived last night with IIOvanua dates 10 the
Si,e thought Calfotala mails transferred fion
the ColeradOA II llayannl.
Aleaghet is among The plSSengeIs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
rrn,oiiettea rea,i,aonY,-fIttet tstt. n 'fAtR

lllSoaoLp, MI ,APTIl lTlEt IRli,i,
N,ssta. Aorlih,r a ai6u6leI .,.,,..s
Mar SiIs-l l1yc tltel In laih " wv fl9e ai
hlck aud under ly shoulder b1h r Tic a4t siS ifsl
lied isafIy al kiplsO. NE,itltr hut ~ btt'
III Ailet itecelStd Tie ttst lgs Of
BE riltl nrh ft0m i0p5 hOlShi would y
tIsTn Was Init ibid So aud In teW weeks eIt liks
MAJ n6W iisl,. u tlItt me, all 10Y NE nom
tsiN, lis rOnrleSiGfI Is knt lorlnets Il vas saGow
nave silOd appetite, tlA can eat wlkt ltNSt Nthlt
Inconvenience have suiIel 70 long and ~ mach Iot
Sst hoW tHioy, That would 10 ~
ills liWiaib ii liz. llanrlpfsa tslE tEtal, ..
YOurs, respectfully, S.MENTHElI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
.INSU.RSAlSgE.
INoREAsEE OF dAsHs dA,PiTAu'
HaIfa Millta4$g Dolla Is.

hsvIIS comp lea Wlh lie IAN u regulate lhsnyAlee
iFeiKIeS Of companies incorporated 6y Other states
pSSStJ May lat, p[aIfdin that tho lo
aSiequred there " b. Tho Ohio orlgl-
al S.ienEIt belns OH fle In Tho Stale AUDITORS Vie
III tSG f0 aud true statement and Is published so the
community may know the Character Of Tie corporation bY
lktllh9 lis Condition Spt4k for Itself,
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Hacked Out,

tSe by t,IS mornings paper that Mr. Partridge kicks
lJroR hsoBtr 10 "tOnpsrt roTk tcih any man On Az
hS offer, shall ton,O row Issue haldblll showing W
tic hIaee 81 lalildscs, IL tbei lTle light n,No
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03
BY sTATn AUTHORITY.
stntsmenl.ea annuity lst, 1858

Tho ntlhe Of Incorporation atm iOsurake Com
nanS located al llailtofd Conn Chartered IN 1872
The tapils ElSe Hundred THOUSAND llOllats, and Is
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

Attention PenoJblesl
merttnS u tile Y. s, Febeiblss will lie held
=, tLs Couit llnlse on Saturday evening Ueit.--
px.,S qenlef is expected TO be present. as bust.
~" "s Of impjttance Will l,e Transacted,
JAMES nEtt,, StteeSnI,
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s'g,fRANsPO
Central Ohio 8Railroad.
Y 4aS|.lll

la12slll
10 rs$6SS MI W Ti ia s rs i!sj s t
Cihio RalIr6idS 6y lbs i6lIowl6S ssled1let viz
Wheeling al $780, atli, lot M Train Fe4v'
Ing Belare al $50, i sonpihf et all (upon
rtorer s!snlt and arii a PM,
tonnteling With eSnTets ttsll ~ tof
lplansP0IS;aNd ltas0 and At lilo n Nh With NAL
lTalh5ot Ceye;ad fs ITALIA also eonettt al Newaik
Nth tIal0s OH lie SIN & 81 II. X Tor EaRdpsky aud
Detroit and Tor Toledo and Chisato, Sa and
Clyde
who'd fr AsscGserS anil mills nom il1lllnOrn Ohio II.
H. express Tal,l connecting al lellatn VIII fxritsA
train earn lug (iIeai Wctitf u nall Wlrll!eaWs
EllAiTc al II a, MI stops al WTlEhlsoWn afneSEc,
Clmbddss, GAINESVILLE aud SeWGk eHtt, lIt lTlt AZ
loMbus 81 6t r. MI onfttii4 Win tfel; iQr Cihel1
natl, Indianapolis All Chicago M TINS train also
connects at Newark with tSrTt9l trains i0r MoIueve,
rV.edo, SaNjusky. Detroit aId CLleaU'
Returning,
Ist-IkAVeS RealTt al pint on OF mai train
from Columbus and way Altloist YhA aTi1Nes u Wbtel
3j.-lsave1 lletlrnst 4ii5 r. on arrival Of through
express train nom bIuclln sotllls al REDWOOD TO
lalsfer pause, gus aud malls 70 R'GoiC alI Ohio eH
pCSS train r baltimore and Eastern cIllcS, arrives al
WhtClllSal 6;ijp. III.
81 H--CCkCtS fUf all StatlO0s OIL u .. " u, ind tor
Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chteeso xoh on bo3m l!as
gage checked Though 10 GAINESVILLE, NtwafH Colah'9ua
hmi Cincinnati,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

BOOKS AND STATIONERY, q
III s0bssl her respectfully ihlVtHs III, nil hdS ana
i the public, that hs Wing feeel ytd bis Fail and Winter
syPrly ~ i prepared 70 NIptsh ihs
every variety Of Plal and Fancy hi iyii Ypi
yer, etc, etc. ts{s ~ F{3i "
Country Merchants, Te,ehets, and others pafs
In 91anlites VIII DO well " shd
Cash paid for tags Al The highest tAtes Il =
ny,7 loilS'lis TlloA A sfSS.o. I,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

TURE et ceafh leat,ttut ttTThe SIX Z sllt isss
haze Hood Of testimony loppg u ppon " q
Rheumatism, Dyslepsta, &C., 5ls w ~ at.
yoGs Diseases and Female complaints, hspsSN eng
tnfk has lN sNleIlor A., IN "A iesa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-03

Mtafrs. MortiAtT Y .Aeubtgt, ,,,..s...,
ltISa ,iuy Iuwe 10 nyteE and The pphllr to 81 tAk
lne0nil6t Nil,lon0 fiAiDpiOhs fiEiule f9thyt tsAs
WAS afflicted Wllhtlt lhAimlnai0Ty rheumatism N NE
SHirreSt oI, Unable 10 do any WORK bF 10 "
lawns head Of your yAlably medicine SSH for orc
bOltej amer lie using OF Which lOAll prompt lellt'
and 0liuslrs three bottles NOT waS.a 70 Aii
tthdlhg ilamhlohs iincTe 10 tie afflicted asa tttiah
aud permanent remedy. ,,,,.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
vrSwEenAv

ST. CHARLES HoTEL--A Goech Hsnrieo; w
II Mathews Gooehiaud, DR. Powell anf lady, "
Youes Hsnyica: w 3 Earnest, dsnoysI. n Z bgnss;
Msdisou; s d aooeh We C r r; w Walke., % =
P Goodwin, Louisa J 3 Felknsr. Alb; " fiiis;
Loaiss: DR. w Walker, Chesterfield; q Rsgleud. w
Wilson C Le5better, w z Stuart 3 Sikss. petsrsR:
whittle Piftsylvanis " 2 Urderwood, surr5; =
w Smith. Essex; Z + Gray. y g. J > wallace !
G r r: w l. Moody, Texas; W Melton, Logiss' y
@ Dcksnson Caroline: L Parrot Loniss; n = N
ray Chester6sld; A Z Whetteu- Poindegter;
Bedford T J Cheliress, HenTieo: Jas mooay, q I
Moody Ch4Atd: w II Sorrell, Greene.
AMERICAN HoTEb-L Ta!lerhee. Mns Iaiier,
bee. Va; j B Miller. Wilson, g ATlnntfong- J n
Armstrong Bali; NJ Nash, Norfolk; W w watson.
W A Hodges. J s Cooper w MsiIen. htss ma
II M.llen. n 7; r Farten, DE- g Scott, aIf eiis;
D |. Mutt n Green, n Renshe1, Chesterheldi M
Reynolds ENGLAND; J Wood, Ala; II Mstnnsfy, n
A Allen Washington; q Price, Richmond; J -
Randall Norfolk B Gritfin LgnGhhufg; l. WIZ
lems EIiss williams, Manhattan
EXCHANGE HoTEL--J D Coleman, Pindls,
Wsoh lngtou; A Tucker, 8 G; G @ Honiworth. w
Whitlend, W III Gsugy. @ Maitland y Fenroy'
Johnson, Y; J Eanis X < H. } ) mason.
Sussex; Tnonn. Culoeper; G Vaughsp, Lunch
burg; r Dass, CagnpbeH J e PaTston, Litchfieid,
ABINGDON; W Taliaferro, Matthew's Feyton Fort
aoyall; w Fisher, Boston.
COLUMBIAN HOT ELI Wheeton. Phliai w
gtaI N Y. A J Vankirk Y Titus Il r Titas Z, ! III
tue " J. A Webster Amelia; W A slsr Ehter, Gull
peosr; Or W II Johnson, 3 Lnndie. Chest1 ] q Har-
ris Nesop w G Gargus, Buchanon Roberts,
Gill; Amelia; J CANNED, Hampton; T Gilman,
30 ston: Wilson. Chesterfield; Z Scott, PowAa-
tan; J T Morrissett Charlotte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
Some Of the inhabitants Of fha Vale

Some Of the inhabitants Of the Valley
we're completely taken in yesterday An old LADY
resides there VINO is remarkable for her topdness for
cats and aversion - company. At very early hon1
she discovered by servant passing along Union
street, in the direction Of the mill pond with gun.!
box iader her arm and it being Unusual to see he
out early hour, the thought st once occurred
that something wrong, ana rha ives therefore
watched Not suSpecsnE that her steps were
dosged. ths old lady crossed The mill race dag hole
the waters cage deposited he bcx IN it, sud
after shedding pr0tugiln of lesrs covered up her
lost treEaure and returned home. Sbs had sc4!caly
get cut oil sight, however, when the spy gave "a
tornatic1 .: what he had seen 10 several persons
and went with tnam 90 The new m 5ds grave which
Was speedily opeaed aud tbe box discovered All
hands we're fully co2yacsE that it contained tag re-
mains Of some intsnr. SAD she coroner ana police
were acoUt oeirg seHz tor, when one Of the party
msre pradsnt thaa the rest, suggested that The
&C lila should be opened. phis plan after home cen
sol'ation, waE fcelly agreed upon; the nails were
carefully Withdrawn, and sure enough there laid a
sbro vded corpsa, carefully enyeloped ia piece of
white cotton cloth. the removal Of which disclosed
the remains OFFS full grown cat which its k!ad mig
sfess had hnnsaeiy buried We need nor gd6 ths+
the crowd dispersed ass-t fees could carry them
and that poct old TEN YVES lef 20 re-brr himself IS
best ne could
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

+ CovGaEss. No business OF final character " as
transacted il either the Senate or the House on
Thursday Mr.. Cooper's resolutions on The sub
iect Of thennligraton OF foreisn coavicts and pau
pers, caused considerable discussion ia tho Senate
NJ. Broadhead and Mr. Weller moved to amend the
resolutions by adding Others declaring that all &C.
cret organizations for political purposes, are con.
trary to the genius of our instiu:ions END DANCE.
rous 10 the liberties of the people &c; but without
taking the question upoa the adoption of the reso.
lurions, the urhsr consideration of the matter sr
postponed. In the House, lhe French suolia.;on
Bill was discussed BY Messra Orr and Mjllson
sgainst, and 1essrs'PhiIps, and Bayly of Virginia
In favor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

STREET IMPROVEMENT. - IF Dock and
Water streets are not to be paved for several years
30 come, the Commissioners of Streets might readi.
ly have them McAdarnised, and thereby greatly inn
proved at & tritling cost, comparatively Loose
stons could be bogted down the canal into the deck
at small expense. and then landed and broken MP
just where they are greatly needed and as any
amount OF granite car be had in very short dis
tance from the city, does seem to us shat it would
be wise policy 10 set about the Improvement at
once. Ia vet Weather the streets sre almost i,a
passao!e ia their present condition, aud they are
essential Ia loading end unloading 7esse.s, they
sh0n!a receiEe nEonlp. aItenton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27
WAHr as IaGHr.-Ahn1ls . o,clnnl 80

WANT or LlGET-AbOuk 9 o'clock YES
terday morning, The Streets were rs dark as ii they
had been hung in mourning and yet no gas lights
were 10 be seen. True, tue moon had promised TO
Shine out as bright looking glass" according TO
the almanaes bu. because she failed TO Keen 1er
promise, and drew a dark cloud over her lovely
Inein, is that any reason that nigh. providers aud
men OF business should be deprived of gas Iiahr?-
Certainly not; and we therefore beg the Suueriu.
tendent to make such ARRANGEMENTS as will GIVE the
people light in future, vghen :he moon takes no
ton not to shine, even though the alnanacs says
she has promised 10 DC 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

Town CIocK.--Anotler effort is 10 be
made IN very short time 10 get the City Council
70 have a town clock put ID in some eligible mace
for public convenience. The great difficulty is 10
select suitable place ior establishing time piece
where the entire city can be benefited by il. ii
each ward were 10 have a clock toe masses mi hi
then enjoy their use but one clock il central h..
cation, could only he seen BY the neghbsrhood
aropnd It, Tom Clocks IKEA Work House."
viii be talked Of aud petitioned for and men h.,
forgotten.
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AssrmBLY.-We learn that tho first c

AssEMBLY.-We learn that tho first of
these delightful parties whicb has been given ttis
season at the American Hote, came of7o Thurs
day evening. The enterprise is one gotten up by
some extent, 10 the young ladies, for tho many
pleasant entertainments given during the gay sea
SOP by their parents; and, ii we are correctly in
formed, the young gentlemen have honestly paid
tde debt Mr.. J M. Smith, the proprietor OF the
popular hotel at which ii was given, exceiled him.
self pcoyitigg table, which is said by those who
know to equal not sutpass, anything Of The kind
ever sgread nelOre Richmond coalpanY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

RAILWAY ACc1DENTs--On Monday night Inst. \
locomotive on the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad,
encountered large rock between Piedmont and
Wheeling, and was considerably damaged. The
engineer, Mr.. VIM. Wellington, received serious
Injuries. brakeman named White was crushed
to death Ga The Same road on Monday night by
falling between the bumpers of TWO cars. man
named Gillispie while walking on inc track al Little
Rock tunnel near Harpers Ferry, last Saturday
night, was run over and cut to pieces.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Jal

RICHMOND MARKETS. January 20.
Theirs are no aales Of FLOUR TO day. snd no arr :.
vels The stock 10 80 light. that Ia tbs absence OF
recsipts theirs 10 very little oopsrats In
WHEAT-There was sale or two II ~ Wy opt
from all we can gather. the fair Quotation would pc
81 95 for prime red 81 30 for prime white The trans
actions were very small. however; deaisFs waning
for commercial leteTs and to learn the effect 81 the
uspvs On The Northern markets
CORNING change; s7aa9o cts. per hushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

REcEiyIEG IRoa.-Joseph Angle. aa iron
worker, made his appearance 81 the Mayors Court
yesterday, the charge II receiving lot ct
IRON stolen from Jeba KELLY, knowing the same TO
have been stolen. DIR. Kelly proved that the iron
found IN Angles shep belonged TO hn. and taken
from his yard. Mr. gle was prepared 10 prove that
toe places claimed purchased by him from 3
white MAJ, and il stolen, he had TO know
It, ga they were worth very little. The Mayor I'D
ourned the exainiraioa I'll this morning fer other
witnesses aud dmted the accused to bail for hi. p
psarance uptil his morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-27

Wo0D CR0rFERs are said to be in ereat
demand on The Pamunkey Chickahominy and
YORK rivers, where the wood trade is carried on
extensively. Many iaborers now out OF employ
u9eut n this city might procure profitable Jobs BY
visiting those regions where some Of the Choppers
arc said 10 earn frGin g to 50 per day.
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MARRIED.

Al the residence OF James g. Latham. Esd pe.
trpif, Michiaan on wednesday, laFh inst BY the
Rev Rishop McCbskey. Mr.. FREDERICK Y; AZ.
DeENs of Richmond Va, to Mia5LURA Doit-
ZEN second daughter of the late John Doissn, Esqs
OF Chatham, Canada West