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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Al houlh the authoi Of lie shove does no; desire
lis pub icatiop, we think t but Just TO bumi1iy
hat it should be printed with Mr. GrerleJ'' aa'
twer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
ENeoURAdE AMERTCAN M1NUF4oTURkh
hOTLEH'S ROOKKEEPER5S
Writing Fluid .5iE5 ~

this superior Fluid Ink been before thepubs
now nearly two years, II has been constantly RnnIDT in
mold Pluld - -' ~ Ne 'Af''@nHeH AZ
During the past year twenty thousand quart and Mint
to with smaller sizes Innumerable hAYe been sold
bury anu merchants in Cincinnati Louisville Pitts
Vnctnns Cleveland, Detroit, Huute LaiRYette
Nnshye MesSsna Evansville Frankfort, Lexington
paTtmepS II has also adopted In the ssss De-
taken three rst Gas Tennessee and MssEipFi 1t has
dns nj STAT and four Diplomas and PTiss Ne.
anl Illinois, "S' 1@l In New York. Ohio, Indiana
srs merchant bankers heepr he..
Northwestern Bank Of VirniIi:: 7f-sFiia'r
ring Company Gany Ssh1 OF Crescent
Sh oase ocs KsI gH%Ss ana RSiISosS iIISa e
Matthews Co.; t. Sweeney son. SieAfee; 6eTSos
I %S9; Gbyd& hboyd ot Oliver Pryor; Tssn, CSSsi OFT
FOR sale at manufacturers prices by -Ea
oee0 LAMBDIE, GIEBERs(s,s.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

FAIL dND WINTER TR1lDE
ST0SE 6 THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
they are now In receipt OF their u stock Of Fall and
Dry q Go0ds, Varieties and millinery Goods.
they save Just received their Second Fall Purchases
which, added to their will nabl them 10 mr.
sent to the Public more tksn : -
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
be!hS by far the largest MOST stocL au
embracing te REST SELECTION of choice
ever offered 10 thc PubliS.
To their former rhriety they har,. added ,o. NJ,
SeinS and Russ CT te latest designs and best aF.s
anu also beautiful line Of choice Fars suitable for tb
bottl Of which, we'll their stock
sStnIernny they invite the attention Of the Trade.
e late heavy rise Ia all kinda Cotton Fabrics and buy
Jug largely with tn Cash. (us theI have done for yeS.
Ns as well as directly from the Importers and Mapufac
tu!rs IN some Instances; they able rr Inducements
TO 0se CLSh Buyers, either by the PIECE or St
exec al by no similar house ii the West
10 meet the wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade trv
naNS mSde and arc mBkiDg ample furnish
their linz in the West s 80
In this stock may be found fnIy
iS'0vO %Ss shksenlbraeinE some Of the finest inn
-, 5,VVV french MrrinOCs Cashmere, Rnnba
1, ga maddOnlRsof every qrulity and color,
a iull line OF the Richest Painted, OmI,re shaded an
IN striped Casllmercs and Dclaiaes-iinrortr,I f-
4OO shA"ls and CloskS-embraclnE some OF the
ever offered in Wheeling.
sO0V0 ydS Gnghams DrbaXcs DelAInes aud Prints and
Eo,VVy OF Domestics--tnhraclng the largest line Of
American Woolsns and Cotton goods kent by any similar
mouse, u not by any house in tie cIty. -
They have laid In their with view 10 closer ,ash
and ptdge the Public that upon their psrt
shall be wanting TO please.
They feel confident they can Offer indertrbt. u,
i0Ss cdSh kuyeSs exceled by house L. the Vest II In
he United States. No trouble show goods-roo set 10
Jars Hotels and BORtS forcuStomers.
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
TIlE Law or NEMsPAPERs=

IsubScTibrrs give express notice to the con-
trATy considered Whhlng continue their Subscrip
NOnI.
,disas publisher u ~ 70 send them until ali ar.
TEaTages arr paid.
f subscribers neglect refuse their periodI-
from the oees to which they directed, they held
EsJpcnabs till they haVs settled the bill and ordered them
diIegntinued. diI
subscribers to other places Withoutinform-
IubSheTs and the papers sent to the former d.
FCrtion, they are held responsible
sThs Courtshave decided that refusing to take Perod
the Otce removing and leaving them uncAled
OF, TriHpd ydetu evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

No. 1lS Main nStreet,HVYheeltne "
now opening Of tile finest and lRTc.st o, y
OF goods in his line that been
city, which Will bt sold Wholesale and Retail NJ y u'
low as any house West Of the Atlantic CitIrs EeA ~
Among his goods be found GOlI Silver Raehs
acturgTers Also the real D. II. 4 ~ American Patent
Lever Watch9s Clocks in variety, Including few
day Regulators quality suitable for BanLs Raoaa
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers. 'sar7Ff
Beautiiu JeEelry in sets otherwise Coral Mosaic
Cameo Goid Stone, Lava and all Gold JewclT Also aH
OF Soft Solder and plated Jeelry very cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, lRzors Scissors, Silver EHpku
BiuTSt, Cnrd Cases sU1tUstrE.
lnh2I lis Mnln ST., door from Marsh 4 TnrlnrIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
NO. . Washington Hall.

TAKE pleasure In Informing my friends and patrons OF
Wheeling and It's vicinty and the citizens that
IhaVe JUST received the largest finest best selected
stock Of Clolhs Chseres YestnEs for sprIng and
summer wear that have offered citizens OF
to order In the latest and approved style and hest
manner AZ short notice AEoods warranted 10 be rep
have also Just received SrEc EiOck Of Gents Furnish
ing uo0us such as Hitc ColOred and nlHrHeaHe S1rtS
anu shirt Collars Silk Cotton and Under Shrts
sE, Cotton Linen and Janos Draws Linen Hand
krrchefs, SusPeners, SILK Aid Isle half Hose
black, white and colored Kid Gloves Very best makes
plain black and fancy Stocks Ties, CeTRts, &c. &c.
J. II. STRLl.MAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
NKS!

A very neat nd superiOrsrtiele Of -,z..t,.
BANK OHECKs ON all the city banKa
ORDER BOOK IS,
-s1AHK DEEDS. NOTES. caA.t. caAt -. .,
Printed ON sytEa PaPer' for eale S'1i. z.,,,
D-as Receipts and Bills q La.,s,g ..'an :,
.a and BOun to order. Also. every dsssi
lPEsilS AND FANCY PRlNING
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
: MHEELING VS. MONDAY MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

/
o1eVeland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.
- - g3s;ssga saYRl
IMPORTANT CHANGE On TI,,E
| ON and after Monday July 10, lss7 ,,1,
| LEAVE CLEVELAND;
600 A NJ 8Isu Train, stopping at all Way sta,,o
NJ. aud Wheeling at 1;55 NJ iE:N0
900 II Express Train, stopping at Hudson RaySnna
Rootstown, Atwater, Lima Alliance, Bayard So,
and below yellow Greek; arrives At Pittsburgh
at 7si5 P. ~, stegbenvi!le at 6:25 p. NJ, and
ABS II Accommodation, for Rayenna Way Stations
connecting at HudsonfO for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron,
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
KxPTe's TIain Stopping 5 at %esTle steuben:
wheelinr AT T:47 NJ. This Train does net so to
94oA Man Train, stops at all Stations except Ham.
Iuond's, New Salisbury SummitvIle, East RocheS-
ter, MOultrie and Winchester; arrives aI Cleye.
and wheeling at I:S5 Pm.
Salisbury, Luna, Esrivlie MSce'snis s1GSt and New
burg arrives at Cleveland at 925 L. NJ, Steuben-
LEATE BMDGEPOKT, OPPosTE WHEELING:
Sib n Nail Train, stopping at Way Stations except
chester MouItrie and WincheStsr; arrives at
Pittsburgh at 1880 p A., and Cleveland at 4c5
1854 NJ Express Train, stopping Way Stations except
and Port Homer New salisbury, Lima, EarTiiIe,
Macedonia, Bedford and NeEburSLi arrives at
Pittsburgh at T:45 P. ~, and Cleveland at 1886
p. NJ
Train leaves RaveunA at $500 A. NJ stops
At Way Stations, and arrives at Cleveland at 94S A NJ
Accommodation BridgepOr: p. NJ for
WrllsTille' stopping at all WHy Stations
Connections made by all Through Train, fellows
At Pittsburgh, with Railroad PhIladeL
phla, Baltimore, New Ysrk and Boston.
At Cleveland, with Trains and for Toledo De
tro Chicago and the North wes also Erie DunEirE
Buffalo, Niagara Pals, and Canada.
At Seubenve and BelRir SteubenVille and Ihdk
ana and Central Ohio Railroads. CSdz CUshocon New.
ark barrcsVille ZsnesTille Wilmington Lancaster Coluu
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. Louis.
At Wheeling, with baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
cumberland, Harpers Ferry, Baltimore, and Washington
City.
E Local and Through Tickets can be procured at the
fhTiOuE offices the line also Union Ticket 0es
'ose The Lsyee Wheeling, and At the Union Office 81 sn
saP'ls once 6. ( =, Railroad, J. DURAND. supr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
SITUATIONS GUARANTEEDI

Splendid inducements to these rho toGSh to
attend a Commercial CoHc9e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
TUITION FREHl
sUMMER ARRAN GEMENTs
I'o THOSE WHO ENTER MY INsTITUTR. or nE,IIr

! me 500, and thus GUARANTEE SCHOLARS
SHIPS tune before the 1st day September
upon completing thorough Of Double Entry Roof
ESeplng and is Collateral Branches lucrative EN-.
within ninety days their graduation or else they will
be ndemnhed TO the full the sum paid for tut
ton, and thus realize
Free Tuition. or Lucrative Situations.
Graduates from thls Institution hing responsi.
bic and lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Office Clerks in different country
and are being preferred by business Graduates OF
any other Mercantile College. Hence above unpara
leled Inducements which nothing but Superiority
OF my Instruction and training my for
business life would warrant.
TIE Principal Of tits Insfitufton has bfen Il racfica!
Gec9untantJ longer period dn any other Teacher
address the undersigned for further particulars.
mHs Wll. w. q RANG ER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
PIANOSI PIANOS !

FIANU6 FlANUS =!
lust RECEIVED from the celebrated manufSctory Of
u IIallet Davis Co., rendid lot OF Pianos. These
made with the full iron frame, circular seaIes
sliding desks, with patent suspension bridge, compost
bearings and the repeating grand action, and fully
warranted 70 and made in
Also splendid Melodeons churches, the
P4riOr. --,,,. a., ,,,,....,
tn every kind Musical InStruments, and in every
thing that may found in Music Store be found
The ;.,%S i;9Ls Of cAsIMRtfhN AS NAM a. Wbs.nnr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
NO. l25 MAIN SI'RENT.
DEALER IN
lInsIe and IIusIsnI Instrament., CUTLERY
aud Variety Goods,

An receiving and keep constantly on hand
OF tile celebrated lIALLET, DAVIS a co 'S PIANOES
Also, complete assortment Of MELODEONS and SERA.
pHNES, from the celebrated OF Carhart
Nedham and A. p Hughes. Also, spended Gothic Or
Ssn style for Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
Q. II. BROWN.

W ntcIos, e1TeIly. nnd an. - CO.
SIocltS, &C. 30. re
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
New ArranRement.

Il .- W. w 4AI4dI4BPIL16uI,
WOULD announce to the subscribers pers PerIOd
iGals &C., whose have been to us roIa
ToDins ooEs that we ARE now receiving .Ad Periodic
cals &C. regularly, and would referred
to- to call at III Main Any Eishpg 10 dIsconnu.
theiF subscriptions Will please RIvse that
ger preserve ueir copies We have just ease or
elegant Family Bbles also late publications. Mrs Hents' ana
Mrs southHoTths Works Everything In tie Book aad
Stationery ue be had ''Cheap Book Store Ne
LII Main nirrrt. LnrfnI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

SHEET MUSIC.
Am constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
for Susction Of Sheet Music Also Instruction Bools
'' s'S Kind Uf Instruments now In use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

SroNE 6 THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
they are now lin receipt OF their fall OF Fall and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

LJANE now RECEIVED lhelr entire sECOND sT0Ok OF
IL SPRING L SUMMER GOODS recently selected in
New York by sample and otherwise from s most recent
arrivals elegant designs the They would beg
buyers 20 their extensive
Goods and EmbroderIes, which in variety and
beauty style, cobet with moderate prices, cannot be
exceed. Their stock Of Staple aud other Goods b keTlso
very complete.
We have nov opened beautiful assorlmeRt SI eyriSg
and Summer Dress Goods, consisting Of
Kich Plouncvd Grenadines,
BRyalere PiounGrd Bereges, -I lt
BayadeFe Hounccd sllke,
Striped and Plounced 0FgandIes,
aps nEISkELI, 4 SwEARINGHE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
Accommodation Train leaves Bridgepor: ut 4l5 r. NJ
MellIYllle, stoppIng at all May stations.

Accommodation Train leaves RaveunA at $500 A. M stops
At Way Stations and arrives Cleveland 9I5 A. NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
INSURANCE.

The Insurance Company
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL, SSOOCuV-a paid IN and invested with sur
" plus, will take Fire, Cargo and Marine risks Losses
pTtmpty adjusted and paid.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26
NUMBER So
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STop'

174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.
FALL IND HINTER sTRIDE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

Pianoes, Melodeons, s,raphnes snd -,
and repaired, and all other kinds tuned
with neatness and dispatch. NNS, generally,
a. All goods warranted, at this establishment,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

- OsoouhS NaflSAteA ana ukllItnefY C Gods.
thsy have lust received thvr Second Fall Purchases
c added TO their former stock will enable them to pre-.
sent to the Public more tksn -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

neeos PSS following goods. Sons So
Futinaes Accordeonsa1 oa1s Cutters GsnjOes Tanbornes
Tuse business. ssG n As' article Belonging the
r s-Drass Bands supplied viii, ID,,rnD. =, .,o.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

IMPVhIANI CHANGE OF TIME.
ana e'eF MONDAY July lsST Trains viii run as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-26

ELocal and Through Tickets can be procured at the
various offices the line, also Union Ticket oes Op
poste the LeYee Wheeling, and vt the Union Office 81 Su
perior St, Cleveland.
Sup'ts Office G. 4 p. Railroad, J. DCRAND, Sup't,
Cleveland, July 10, 1857. jyll-tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

then canoes. Lander himself vent in Q cssee A.,
brss TO fsni and sesoAndej ihs0cs 10 tho ses- b.
ending to Csile The Niger above Tinbsctoo 10 sill
sSVera hnbdsd ysras N Width, end al ,rds good
GAIN o. f.'k dect nded from shove rnbao,oo Ia a
v-re hoh De cared scesoDer and let biz lire a.
Buss, through Tho mis,she OF ing On toe pe,p weo
ere nov kno.n to be ASnless veil disposed rscs.
II " veD proese that hshs drau,at s,eau could
asctpd The Niger 70 Sso, more than 6ftssn hundred
miles from TIE e. a, at almost any sesson.
The Delta Of The Niger y ve,y sickly bot sssare,
can soon psss through the svsnss 70 IN orsa =
raky country, sim l-r 70 tost shioa we nos occuoy
Yombs Laird and Ole field, intent on o1ytns iycr,
remsIs d iG to long in tie Ios country sod hs M
tSlify Of these men is plsiy Attributable 10 o.hT
csut.s beside malaria TIE ChsddA expedition 10
1854 rsturned TO the ooss. without Tho ioss Of sins
nnn by disease or accideot
Neiter Laird and 0dheld Tor the late Chsads
expedition were able 10 make nooey by The sdveatare
vious. The csnters Of reds where the vsiusese con
n,odites Of The country are accumulated are not on Tie
Niger, but Of vuipus diSances irun II, 10 the large
cities which are sustsoed by the caravan yafs seroe
The desert and TO The western cosst The Bsyeanc
Of the Niger would ereas cvn,ess Of ksia, whic-
would eel tie prodctiors Of The country to the bAnS
of this stream and the caravan rsde 10 Trpol ed
Guinea would be BROKEN up Every year would al
to the civilz aton OF the country AMI 10 INC develop
nspt OF its rssources until finally the tNhe slh tbs
niilions OF people in Central Aifica would be wsfsh
millions OF dollars per annam. ..
Truly yours. J. ). to"bN
Hon. T.. b. NAsHsrsSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

stste involved IN the perfect ohs~sctsr Of toess ~
.ctops. Ii 1923, after the fed os-srafins OF the
Survey w,Ie di,eoaiInaei, the coIl-c1in ga hist
formed from the msteii.l then at hand; snd msag'r
o. l. ptcs, ssIly wss it wss the bes, exstiDg 'c'eo-
,ic di.plsy Of The vnos p,lsOsoie series OF Strata
tom Tho granite 10 the coal.
6u CT then, sieDee has been advancing with great
raraoiy; other States have basen their snfvey- on
vh,, ~ al crcov.red here; toe Canada Survey u,oro
particularly, under the unity OF seft-Sra"gsd sys-
tenn and the abe Or .ction Of Sir William Logon hiss
proSueed gre at r.,uls Of information, ana 10 e'aee'
ii, n. are reaching high .taadard Of completeness
AID yalne. the Muse un OF N-S-Yo,k 90 the con-
trsry 60 f.r a. eeLcen. hef Geology, nos been almost
or oste ,t.,ionaIy. The publication Of her repor's
has cote Oh indeed, through many encouragement,
And they have ear4d credit for Der and fame FIR the
au,bo, bat the geological elections have been left
nee)ect.d anu almost untouched, without explana-
ton. yeb bal piuted; the rom containing then kept
uvMued, and often lrk.d up, the Gees tclck "rh
out; to. oispsy If Snakes and togs and microscopes
a.o Indian blank, and mocSasne IL the lover room
only s tacted the attention Of the ess informed viz
tons while tae more intelligent turned away with dis.
g., ointment and regret, perhaps with il atioo.
Let % hope that the OF ali this wilt be shown
for the future ano that the building aud ne Wy
srsIg ed coll. cioss will rapidly become not only an
.fhceri IN, Of educating he psope Of oar State,
but Of advancing is honorable position enhsOt-
ened Common We slth. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26
HASIING S-MIN.NESOTA.
Cousspcndesce Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Cousspcndesce Of The n Y. Tribune.
HAsrIsGs H., T., Jan. 5, 1857.
Ipcosed fed the money for si1ty-siI subscribers 10
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Believing that ME Black
Dtmocscy had undertaken the work of I" crushing
out The TRIBUNE circulation, thought would
have hano, to, in the crushing process aad 50 We
have teb.o its sst years circulation heresbJ0ts and
hope to do better yet, notwithstanding cor worthy
Postmaster vgieD,y needing the edct 10 encourage
the circulation If Democratic papers only, and 10 let
The TRIBUNE alone.
Our Territorial Legislature meets at 81. Paul The
7th inst Tbs Councl holds from last year, when
there vac Democratic msj Tity; bit 1t % happe ned
at one OF h.t u, oriiy ord and tSo resigned; and
the wave of Black Repubicsnlsm, surgiug even D 70
btse northern chores has lifted three soond, o-e ply
dyeo Republicans into their seas-mgking the COulcI
stand, politically: Republicans, Z; Bogus De nocras.
I; and Rolitis Uf clstfot Psmbos lstltude ~ deg.
pub, ~teIe be lises, king of the Half Breeds his
hush fun trading 10 Summer and couiisg 10 the
l.. Cisa'rre in Winner acrcs the psioe CT tue 4
RN u f toe Moth in traa Dc xI,se dca VI by d,,=
BE !. cs aye Of the urcer sln sort. When lie first
"a NE ~ tn l.. gislatore be was Wng msnly De-
tsue be father the fam, us fur trader Of PcaTie-
ca Chen DeItioD-d by Pis.l VAS ore; bat lsttsry
ID. FOL los got into bad Goa piny with tie Rise
iec',n - CUr ftritori-l Democracy sri IL IS pos
tite rs ltiCal yit4e Is now 10 better t1sn II
sseu'd D. N0Is rerrOns. ~ any rae be h3ids
.. bslaece OF poser ~ lie upper braa)1 OF
III Ia ssiuge. l. he House OF Repre-. e., .tY IS
ls'iis .'srd thu: R-pu1li ans j., Bsu- Den'cra's
II; and III sdG ION, a chever lawyer na'nsi BfoFn OF
Scott County. who oIisinsls praetFsi n vi rue
b.G stJs al TIC Nek H4mp shi'e democracy, By wnln
be educated bat h. s-es 70 b. rspcn'iog " rs
snd becoming OF pGGer 18th N oar Plr-, a.
n,otI be'e He hold. re bai4a-e o. power ths u le
He was elected "a an Iud-p. Int: avp-s hlns-,f
Rel ubican or Maj nal but Re Den1 IA 10 .erri-
toIiAi Lo'uIcs; y"u II 3 very du5lOas vnlcl
patty hl tbt joIi,y vi he l. gsatlre vi -.
Haiti IS Is bu4'iiog. d'iVleg thriTias, - ahsa
yoJIg ety. situated Gu ihs wet HE risp, o,ak Of
lite Nssiss p. mar he mouth Of the 81 C,ox River
and Eeo y.seyen C.ies BY saec sad mtg tIfes BY
kid below 81. Pan, 81 ~bI ls already al ie Ell
'be country west Of tie Mississippi. The .,. If
Hastings Il toe ofe. IL IA bn,t on q bea.-i'al
pbesu eleya,d sbolt y fee: sbove the river q, io.
ted over w''h ocasid Ike " oak sia Al excel.
Int evee anc . eLo the ,ly p,n, a. ~, V3ol,
Upper hs's~ppi az sbeh there ne 10 bluff. to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-26

Tux LAST DsDoE We publish the last dodge us
caution to all Lous.keepers, as it vi, doubtless be o.
tempted here. A gentleman, so far Is clothes 90 70
make one, calls at house aud inquiries: Z" IL NJ
Smith a. home p He 10 asssercd in the negative;
20 which be reries: oh, am sory-I we'd him
little neg that promised to leave today Pleas
SAX Mrs. Smith to step here moment He then
hancs out fiyedolIar bL-sta.es the tun he owes q
ore or two dolars-ges his change--Iesvss tbs nsne
Of JOles Of some M ihica stree, or numbe,, VITA bis
compliments, and politely boss himself Qua. SINH
cones home at evening, receives the compliments wia
. leok Of suip se, and toe bJl ~ifA doubt, wh's
econ grows to oeI.silts-a certainty that II q coun
,trfeh, and tha, the man Jouee s worse than thA,
b-csuse to that sppela,ion mus: be added oaa, q
yeIJ colttDpubie liar.
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TESTIMONY or ROSS AND FARRELL.

To tie Edtsov 0 Tie n. 7. Tvi1vaS
SiR correspondent In your paper Of to.dv
uss the evideoce Of Roes and Farrell TO show thst
ONE person beside the Doctor entered the hoWe No.
81 Bond street en- the light Of the murder. His theory
might be correct hut for iuportsnt part Of the en-
d.nee which be hiss perhsps, forgotten Both s~sw b
the murderer bad he entered fret would net have nsds
such useless alarm; also. that had Dr. Burdeil eaesd
fret be would not have bad any TO raise out
cry. The faacy Of the argument ~ sppueat. 0Se
Tho witnesses is mistaken. Which one ! Mr.. R,a
says b. did not disoover that he cas no, On Bieeek~
street until be Lad nearly reached the Bowery. Any
psrson who has ever passed through both Bood and
Bleet ker sretis the sou,h side aide which Bur
DELE bouse ~. is aware that e1teosive latitude
imsgiI alton Is required to mistake md for Blssck~
-Four streets intersect Blocker between Brosdsy
snd The Bowery. Is 1t not very likely that sas who
could make tuch ntsfake might be mistaken in eth~
matters CossIsTEST
Ed. a. 1851.
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