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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28
NUMBER 81
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEEF; HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN 81, WHEELING.

lf4 MAIN 81, W41GEL.IRGS.
F<tLL IND IgINTfER TRaDE.
SToSE % THOMAS tatc plensure IN announcing that
y They are nov in receipt OF their full seck cf Fa ard
cry 6 ooCia, Varieties ,rnd ItD cry 6 Gods.
They have Iisir Second Eal PuTGhasse,
which, added 10 tsr forcer stSck will etlsblc then
sent 70 the Public moro than
$4,000 WORTH or. GOODS,
Being by largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock aud
embracing the RST SELECTION cLoIce goods they have
ever offered to ne rHb!:a.
To their former variety they have added large stock Of
CarpetnE aud Es OF the latest designs Rd best Makes
also beautiful line u choice Purs suitable for the
generally, they Invite the a.trutOn Of the Trade.
Having been in tue Eastern Css short time previous
the lAte heavy M kinds nf Cotton Fabrics, and buy
Ing largely With t Cash, they done
lst we'll directly from the Importers, and MSnnfac
tu:Srs In sSIiceS they able rr Indueeuents
to oSe Cash BUge'Ei either by the P1ECE at RSTAI
exec. d by no simIl;Er hcusyit the West
10 tnset wants %! c rapidly Increasing Trade they
have made, and making ample furntGh
the Public with of the best selected stocks OF goods In
their line in The West.
In this stock may be found fully
l!VV0 yds StEs-einbrG GctrS soEle Of the hEcst imp
1900 - FrcHch AeriaUes Cashmeres, B0mbS
Tleets and MHddoUi1s-o OF every quality and color,
full line Of the Richest Painted 0inbfe shaded
in striped Cashmeres and DuIAlAes-inporteL.
AG0 shaHis and ClOsks-elnbrRring solle Of the
ever offered in MhGElinl;
9oOO0 yis GInghan4, Dsbazes, De!snes Prints AID
6Vv0C OF Domestic embracing the largest line OF
heGseI II not hy any l.ouse IN the city.
They have laid thelr stock with closer cash
trade and pledge The Public that sGori Upon their part
Shal! be wanting to please
TlCy teel confident that they Inducements
ctots cash 6Eyers eGceied by hUusa In tile West, II IN
te United Sates No trouble AoW gOcdsgoOds sent to
Cars, Hotels aud Boats for customers.
as Ai"sys on hand, Ptiule Live Geese Reathsrs
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WR ICh es, , eWeIry tsflVcrainIi F-IaTcd WnFS
GiOclB, &C. Gkc. .
q. P. BROWM

Fo. 1le Main s9t1eet, Wheeling. va:
opening Of the 1nsSt and largest assoEtmenta
OF goods In hIl line that has been brought this
city, which Will b. sold Wholesale and Retail at prices
low as any house West OF the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods be found Gold ard Silver Watches
from Of the celebrated English Suisse Manu-.
iacturerers Also, the real D. H. D. American Patent
Lever Watches Clocks In great variety including few
day Regulators Of fins quality, suitable for Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
BSaSa & &IeEsslr in sets @ SE a aE Gn:e Also; an
Of Soft sodder and plated Jewey cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, REzors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Gard Gases. Gold Pens, &c. Every article
this establishment lie warranted good rs rrpresent
cd, or the returned call is respectfully solicited
nlh26 us Main ST., one door from Snrs TaTIor's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NInsIc and MusIsnI ImstrRmeHts, Cutlery
and Variety Goods.
NO. 1876 MAIN STREET.
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MATHEW McNABB,

4AAI III W IACN NADb3
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR
DEALER
Flour. MILL Feed Of nII kinds. Corn md
Corn Heal, Oats, Hsnled HAY, DC.
the free UI extra charge
in any part Of the city.
The highest price paid In cash for all Country Produce
Opposite the Second Presbyterian Church. Centre Wheel
ing IslI
JJTEsTRRN RESERVE CHEESE, just received and for
w sale by LAagsl NRElLLY,
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Mo. 9 MA shinptoD ri,

ITAKE pleasure informing my friends and patrons oC
Wheeling and It's vicinity and tho citizens generally that
have just received the largest finest and selected
stock of Cloths Casmcres Vestings, spring
summer wear that have offered to the citisenS OF
wheeling ahd Yciay; all of which prepared make
to order In the latest and approved style and
nHnner at short notice All goods Warranted to be rep
resented sale lf =
have also Just received large stock of Cents Furnish
ing Goods, such white cOlOred ArseIase ShirtH
and Shirt Collars, SILK, Cotton aud erino Under ShIrs
SILK, Cotton Linen and James Draws SILK Linen Hand
krrchefS, SuSpvudrTs, sink Cotton Hose,
black, white aud cOlorGd Kid Gloves the very Makes
plain black and fancy StOcLs Ties, CeTats, &c. &c.
J. H. S1ALLMAE,
mh2S Merchant Tailor, No. 2. Washington iIRr.
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SHEF1T MUSIC,

am eenstantiy receiving and keep on hand large and
choice eolecIon Sheet Music, Also, Books
for every kind of Instruments nov in use
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PIANOS !! PIANOS!!

E1hNO OO E4aIfOo
lust RECEIVED from the celebrated mandatory of
q Hallet, Davis Co., splendid lot Of Pianos. These
Pianos made with the full iron frame, circular scales,
sliding desks with patent suspension bridge compost
ion bearings, and the repeating action and fully
warranted to give satlsfnGtiOn and made In
climate, sEr
AO-A splendid lot of MelodeOns churches, the
parlOr
In connection with the above have large and stock
III every kind Of Musca Instruments, and in fact every
thing may found Music store, may be found
the store OF 4. CARTWRIGHT,
ieIS-U I25 Maust., WheelnK.
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New Arraneement, A

WOULD announce to the subscribers for papers Period
icals &C., whose have been
Nix TObns Books, that receiving laid PerodI
Gals &C. regularly anu would thOse above
TO- to call ut III Main street Any wishing dscohtlnue
their subscriptions, will please advise that lon
preserve er copies we have Just received Ot
elegant Family bibles also late SIrs ana
Mrs. SoutwOTth's Works. Everything the Book aRd
Stationery line be had the "CheAp Store" Ne.
III Main street. Lap1Ol JAS. O., ORR.
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UMMER ARRAN GE NJ E n rs

ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, OR REMIT
Il $50, nrd thus GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS any time before the lst day of next September
upon completing thorough of Double Entry book
keeping aud its Collateral Branches lucrative
ploYmen in Commercial Bar King Houses Accountants
within ninety their graduation, else they will
he indcmniAed to the full amount Of the paid for tut
ton, aud thus realize
Free Tuition. E.HCrntiVc SitunISonR,
GTaduutcS from this Institution filling RESPONSE
bic and lucrative positions Cashiers book keepers md
Railroad Office Clerks, different sections OF the country
and being preferred by business Graduates of
any other Mercantile College. Hence the above unparal
lecd Inducements which nothing but the Superiority
OF instruction and training Of students for
business life would warrant.
Tie PincpdI or this Institution has been practical
dccontGnt0r EoMg6r period than any other 7edctsr
la The Western country.
Address the undersigned for further particulars
my9 WlE. w. g BANG REE.
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Panoes, Melodeons, ssraphines Accnrdeons tuned
and repaired all other kinds rcuursy
with neHtnesa and dispatch.
~ AN goods warrrntrd, nt this establishment
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TUITION FREEl

SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!
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Pens Pens !! Pens!Ii
SN1E FS'TA6K6s NEW

n p BRORS has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
NJS which he had made under his supervision They
gold reduced Is karats by combination
bity, by any oter combination Of metals. Prices
moderate, every pen warranted They uay
by every pen being stamped sc. p. BROWS WheeiinS.'
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BEsToN, March 8, 1887.

--..4r. BENTON, March 3, 1857.
On Monday, the I'd Inst, It being County
Court days, the Sag MIGHT Bogus. Democracy
Of Polk met In caucus to nominate delegates
to the Athens Convention, winch is To con
vene on the 8oth Of April, to dictate who we
freemen shall vote for in August next Col.
VIM. NJ Biggs was called to the chair and
L. c. Hoyl requested to act as Secretary
We . part Of the Old Line Wings. were in
attendance in hopes we would hear something
that would he cheering. But. 10 and behold
the first dash that was made was to exclude
all persons from participating with them ex.
ceps the aforesaid Caucus Bogus Democracy.
After they had fixed out their delegates, the
Colunel doomed of in speech. sxhorting all
co lay aside personalities and 60 it blind for
the nominee. no matter how mean he may
have been heretofore.
There was an immense gathering Of the
bogus that day. The crowd numbered ten or
fifteeni They. as a party. talk and rant
about the Know Nothings prescribing the
poor foreigner. Now, in all candor, what
are these bogus Conventions but proscriptve
10, consistency, thou art q jewel" do hope
that in this canvass our Old Line Wing
brethren will not he gulled as in the last
November election. Let us stand still this
Summer and see the salvation Of Converging.
Jacobs Ladder Progressive. Democracy.
AN OLD LINE VINO.
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INV AaaEr CprrraP

mr.. Editor AS friend II education, you
will be glad to learn that this heretofore ex.
cellent school will soon resume operations,
with renewed vigor. The new boarding
house will be ready for the reception Of stu.
dents by the hrst Of September. at ~hieh
time the next session will commence Tbs
Trustees have also re- organized the Faculty.
The former President, Rev. J. II Bruner, Am,
has been unanimously re elected, aud Mr..
Saml 8. Dosk, A. NJ. late tutor Of Msthe
matics In Tnsculum College, has been elected
Vice President. Other tsaehers are TO be
employed as occasion may demand. since
this institution was chartered by the Tennes
see Legislature, IL IL believed TO have been
second to none In the state, In point Of gen.
eral utility. May it 20 on and prosper. Du-
ring the last year. a hundred students were
gathered here. With the new facilities for
boarding., the number will be not little
increased. MADIsoSvILLE
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GA correspondent Of the Richmond
Dispatch, writing from Mt. Landing, Essex
county, Va, says:
"1'hs farmers nre Responding about their
wheat crops which huve been materially H..
cured by the high winds: in snmr large fields,
the wheat has been entirely blown out Of
the ground, aud large hanks of sand have
been formed ut the :encrs crossing the fields.
The wind was 80 tremendously hi.h during
the late snow storm, that only those PARTS If
the wl'eatfields that were protected by the
woods had any snow at all on them, which
left the " heat perfectly naked to some If
the most cutting Northu estrrs that ever
blew. Farming operations If all kinds are
b-gining to be very much behind. hand
Very little blowing has been dnne, and from
the present prospect, doubt IL any will b.
done for month to como.
"Severai persons in this nrighboraood
died Of cold, during the late spell, which
lasted about Two weeks"
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
MoMisN LoDoE, No. 81. l. o. o. r., /,
Athena Mar.,h a ta6r

MoMlsN LoDoE, No. "a. 1. 0. o. F.,
Athens, March Q, 1857.
At . called meeting Of the Lodge the fol.
lowing proceedings we're hadi ed
wnEaEAs. The death Of our beloved broth
er, WrLiAx +. Kern, has been announced 60
the members Of this Lodge, II fitly becomes
us to offer an humble testimonial Of regard ID
the memory Of our departed brother, who
has % often met and counseled with % In
this Hall, and whose gentlemanly bearing
and friendly intercourse had secured for hin
the confidence and esteem Of all who knew
him. either IN the relation Of brother or friend
Death Il an unwelc"nie visitor 1t any PERIOD
and always brings distress In his appf6sch -
lie produces sorrow and mourning when HE
icy hand is laid upon the aged father who has
already passed his "three score years and TEN"
but the poignancy Of grief becomes The more
ihtolerable when the man of talents, who
promiser ffiuch usefulness, is stricken down
In the morning Of life. In the character Of
our deceased brother we have much that we
should emulate, for his past history foreshad.
owed q brillian: future. In his death, a Low
ing wife has lo.t kind and devote husban nd;
his aged father beloved son; his brothers
and sisters an affectionats brother; this Lodge
one Of it's most useful members, and the com
mhnity In which he lived valuable aud esti
mable citiyen-Therefore, ii
Resolved. Thai we tender our sympathies to
the widow aud relatives Of our deceased
brother. and rs an evidence Of our respect
and esteem for him. the insignia of this Lodge
shall be clothed with the habiIi,nents Of
mourning. and the members Of this Lodge
wear the usual badge II rnonrning for thirty
days, and blank sheet Of our Record be
al aH f.,k ia ,auvnrv
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n - ID U . N ID
Through Rates Of Freight

from NASHVhLLE 70 hNOAVIkkEs
-iH AND STATIONS on rHE - :.
Fact Tksmsssss ssd G,svSss 1ee0 Rssd.
CUGAR, Coffee, Molasses lin bsfrsls,l
= Tobacco lin boxes,l Nails, Dry Hides. z
OLE Tin barclay Copperss, Rope and
Ctrdsge, Fish, Cheese. Soap. Star and -
Tsllow Candles, White Lead, Bar Lead
(lh kegs and boxes,) Pig Lead and Shot
lin ksgs,) Liquors in barrels and
cashsl Cfoeksry Ware Tin crates and
casks) per 100 ibs, 0Oc.
No srtible entitled to this rate except
those specified above.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled
Liquors will he charged the regular local
rate Of each Road. -
All Goods from he Western cities and New
Orleans, fot Knoxville and Stations on the
East tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, will
he fdrwarded free Of commission when con-
signed TO the Agent Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road, at Nashville, dfsy-
age only charged. which has been contracted
for at as cents pei tdh Of 1000 lbs.
Every package must hsve the name 81 the
Stations Of delivery plainly marked on it.
Roads will not be responsible fot ordinary
leakage Of Liquors, Oils or Molassess snd y u
only pay for deficiency Of contents when
packages show m ,rk- Of violence
A bill Of FRI igit paid steamers and Dray.
age will be mailed to consignees from Nash.
vile, showing. also, the time Of arrival and
departure Of the goods.
East Tennessee 4 Georgia Rail Road.
March 8. lS57-tf-441
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ExscuTioR IN NicARAcUA.--A letter from
San Juan, 10 the New Orleans Picayune,
says:
Mr.. Tobey, who went out from New Or
leans in August last, carrying with him TWEEN
ty FIVE men for Walker, and WIN has been
the correspondent OF the Delta is said Ia lave
been hung by the Lronsse ut Granada, 10
whom he deserted. He had previously been
taken prisoner in the Latlle Of Santa Ros,L !
believe, by the Costa Ricans. in which battle
he host nm arm. Canas took him into his own
family in Costa RIGA, aud he voluntarily
communicated important information TO that
general IN relation 10 Walkers forces, &c. -
On his relsnse and return To Nicaragua he
published statement that HI had hOaxed his
benrf;.ctor, und hence, it is said, his death ut
che hands IT the Leonsse force to whom he
deserted.
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FonErcs Ntws, Liuerpoal Feb ls-FIou,

FoRErcr Ntws, Liverpool Feb Is-Flour
IN unable to cnunn'nnd rates. Wheat anu
Corn nrr firm ut former figures.
II is rum"rrd confidently that the Persian
wai is soon TO be settled. The latest instrus.
ti0ns from the court of rrheran to the Per.
sian Envoy ut Paris, are said to b. decidedly
in favor of pence with England.
The British reinfam~m-nts hid arrived in
the Persian Cult, and the Army Of Occupa.
zion wan advancing on fl-rat.
The Russians We're concentrating on the
Caspian. ...
France. The chief topic 10 the EmPer"r'-
opraing address, 10 the Assefnb y. H- eon-
graduates the country an the prosperity nt
tending the return of honorable pence, and
ntinlates that all war taxes will BE- abolished
bv January, 1858.
Naiy.-Af.iir. nre still unsettled.
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eT II IL stated that during Saturday nf,
ternoon the portemonnaie which Col. Lee
lost, and about which tie difficulty occurred
which resulted in the death Of Mr.. Hume, u
highly respectable merchant of Alexandria,
WINS returned to him by highly respectable
citizen Of Georgetown, in ,ohose pocket sms
adrol uillain had put Il after riaing il Of its
contents. One or two other gentlemen who
lost portemonnaivs at the leves, have Ind
them returned by neishbors and friends, far
above oil suspicion, under sia'ilr circum-
stances.
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G.s.ND WARRANT LOsT.

A L. persons nre hereby notified that on
"A the 9Th day Of February, 1854, there was
issued from the Department Of the Interior,
Bounty Land Warrant, b4.6S4,for so acres,
under the act Of September, 1880. in the
name OF Josiah Rowan. aud sent to the AL
dress Vf y. Hurley, Madisonviile. Tennes.
see. said Warran. has been lost or fraudu.
lently obtained hy some person not author
lied either to receive or assign the same -
All persons are hereby notified that intend
filing in the General Land Office . causat.
duplicate to issne. JOSIAH ROWAN.
March 49, l8b7-6t-442
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IlvoIENIE.-A friend Of ours, saws the
Augusta Dispatch, ah'is noted for his keen
observation, snys that he is perfectly snti.i d
that If n person who is prcdisp,srd to coIr-
sumption, d sires to put speedy end to his
earthly career, he had better 60 to the Wes,
lndies "tor his health" Witness the lamrn
ted Vice President King, and =. N. Dickrn-
son, DR.. K,n", and host of others who will
present themselves to the mind.
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,aiy.-Af.,ir. IRE still unsettled.

TREATMENT Of CRoUP.-Spsak ing Of this
fatal disense among chiIdrrn. u medical cur
respondent Of the New Hampshire Journal
of Medicine, states that for three years hr
has used alum in Group, and in all that time
hp has not seen fatal case which was treated
with il from the beginning. Hs usually gives
aboat ten grains, once in ten minutes, until
Wanting IN induced, using ut the SAME time
tartar emetic or the hive syrup frreIy-the
latter subduing the inAtmati"u, while the
alum has more Of a repulsive action.
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GO NJ M E R CIAL.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, March 10.
We refer you to the following quotations Of leading
articles Of Tennessee Prbhuce:
BACON. hog round. TX q Ike clear sides I2c; rib
LARD In bills I2k % I8c keys is "a is<c; tin cans i4c.
Flour, 8,75 a 1925 Q hundred In Ibis. and Sacks for
good supernne 10 extra family. CdRs. sacked, s6c.-
WHEAT, white ~ So red u ~. PorAroHs Vans. Seed
and Spanish, % . bush. Oars, 5Oc. FsArHRss Is a
80. OArrLK, on font. 7c net. Hoos. gross, 6kc.
RENARKs.-Bacon Is arm at quotations, with light
stocks and demand good. Lard, none Offering would
command our figures readily. Corn and Flour also
sells readily.
Very respectfully, sEAGO, ABBOTT CO.,
% mission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.
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Notice..

T>uE Act Of Assembly creating the office
Of County Judge requires that ! make
settlement with all county officers who are
hy law authorized to receive county revenue
Those Justices Of the Peace who have not al
ready reported and made settlement with me
fence Law" ms il 10 called, will please do SO
withousi, delay. All Constables who have
collected fines under said Act upon execu.
tions issued by the Justices Of the Peace. will
please make rsport and settlement, and pay
the same to County Trustee
JNo. l.. BRiDGES. County Judge.
March %, lS57-3t-442
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1P The responsible office Of Secretary
Of State in PresideI tial Cabinets Inns been
held ut various times by the following dis
tingulshrd citizens: "Thomns Jrff,.rson,
JAMS Madison, James Monroe, John QuiI,.
cy Adams, Henry Clay, Martin Van Buren,,
Edward Livingston, John e. Calhoun, John
VI. Clnyton, Daniel Webster, James Buch.
anan, aud WIN. L. Marcy"
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ST. LOUIS, March 6.--Advices from West
port, No., state that meeting Of the citizens
there had passed resolutions to resist every
effort from every quarter, calculated to re
new the former troubles in Kansas, and ex.
tending hosritable welcome to emigran,s
from every section Of the country, and rledg-
ing themselves to let the laws Of Kansas and
Missouri punish all vioators Of law.
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~ Mr.. PORTER, ticket agent # the Pacific
RniIrsad At Jefferson City, Mo-, was arrested
On the 96,h uit.. upon a charge of emb-zz..l
ing the Company's funds. lie gave up So,
600 and Implicated tride and Abbott, Con.
ductors sf the train, who we're arrested at
St Lnuis the next day.
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MuRDER "A sllorking murder was com.
United at the Constnblr's election nj Melville.
Almanac county, N. e., on Saturday week.
John Shaw, II man considerably advanced in
life, st,bl,rd his son-in-lnw, VIM. Gibson
twice, and afterwards threw stone mt him.
breaking his skull aud caused death in lew
minutes. Shaw WIS Committed I" jill.
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~. A Pari. paper says that duel lately
t""k place between u barrister and mrr
cl,nni, in i3ois dc Vincennrs. On the day
appointed, the rain fell IN torrents. Never
lnrIe.s, being men Of spirit, the two r"m
tatants took of their coats ind fired " Ice ut
encn other without hitting, when the ,unttrr
WIS settled. Ina fortnight aftsrward, they
both died ofinAination III the chest. This
v M sallnfactinn with u vrngrnnre.
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CHICAGO, March 4.-John Wentworth was
yesterday elected Mayor Of this place by
eleven hundred majority. The whole Of the
Republican ticket was elected by large ma
jority. Taers was considerable fighting in
the 10th ward, and two men were killed.
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WAsnIKGr os, March 5.-Among the meas.
ures " hich passed in the closing hours OF the
la,a Congress are appropriations i"r an over.
land mail To- San Fraacisc'; for five years
Iay To the officers Of the Texan Navy; one
YEARS. pay to ,fficers dropped iy the action
If Navy B@rd oi Inquiry, and Si,ooo,0 900 for
hive steum ships of war.
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A CosrLY GovgRsnssr.-Ths Chancellor
OF the British Exchequer estimates the total
expenditures far carrying on the govern
msn,, for tho ensuing year, ut E65,474,OOO
Tor e337,37O, 900 } Broiher Jonaihnna bill
Of expenses (b'g, rich and Prodigal us hs is)
doesn't begin with that, yet.