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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13


lAorBLE on BOARD the DiuRXAL.-Ne learn
nom the Pittsburgh papers Of yesterday, that
as III, n, steamer Diurnal was going from this city
10 Pittsburgh, on Tuesday night man came
on board at some of the way stations, under the
la.0e"co of liquor, who behaved very improp-
s!''y-go'ng into the ladies cabin and using very
, !, language. On beingrequestedtoleave
mat part Of the boat, he refused to do so. He
s@ took his scat at the table with his bat on and
IN ms shirt sleeves and as he had not paid his
ARE nc was requested to "walk up and scttle;"
u upon this he struck the captain. The boat was
,uSa landed, and nthe effort to put him ashore,
he drew knife aud cut the mate, but was A.
nll!y overpowered and put ashore From things
winch subsequently transpired, the officers Of
'ae boat believe that he is one of gang of coun-
's''slteFs who have their headquarters some
where on the river between hero and Pittsburgh.
immediately on the arrival of the boat. the ofiz
:, rs's Of the Diurnal gave information to the po-
ace who started in pursuit.
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SoAE tall specimens of animated nature, we
l,arn from some posters in our Job Office, in
the shape of a mammoth hog, female chicken,
&c. are to be exhibited to-day. Read the pos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

Rev. Mn CoAIxGo delivered the first lecture
Of lis course upon Rome, astcvening, to a very
respectable audience. The opening lecture was
IF neccssity, mostly confined to remarks and
iaustrations of tue topography Ofthe city upon.
the correct understanding of which so much of
the thrilling history of the great city Of the
Csesacs depends.
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AMERICAN IsI[.PER. A.TuRF

-. = = e. a g G.. IL. tluycIttncIt.a S
est IrarIss aud Esenets of 70
secl Engruvng5 Of james Fenuore Cooper nd BenSiS
EFianSls. Price IN clOh g. nhf morocco, S'On fun
This work Is q volumes con.
tanning Lives oguf from the earliest psrIoio the
present day, viii selections from their WFtIngs; also
isos 7Sgc orifaa lee ts esS
ensl ,S The Latter are %sls With refer
anu display every variety q talent from every
tents (which eynnIS sfa oS6fnaF1 e9s5 So,SsssS S
beregaTdsd aSno jnconsideratle
& 4sHEPLG442T LLBR1IeYs IN ITSELF
commend tmost heartily tile realizing public for
but y
/, On. = From ron George hgs,ssssts R.a.
have Appeared from the American Preei The authors
nave t9Isther mass OF matter which, Inquirer
49, Etoa iht lion; EdNsrd i:ysre..
and research and eAeepted With much ais
-, From Jared Sparks, Esq.
:. The work has historical literary value and
q, e che Instruction and every
Prom the North American Review
extensive and work soqe - az BEN sss sas
s 9s WI escope Indispensable FoT refer.
nPatpam4 Monll,Iy y
these 5oirf5sS pee Sta chronicle In
lshsd miniature sketch Of The snd erfoF-
..y +, From Tue KnlehslbosEsr slqgazius.
el9gellA Dstfolary @ 81 nseFss, eoS
tanning extensive reeQfds Of dng too entTiSs
IN me AMERICAN Colonies and St1tegt 80
....toaa5t5 sgt RfQHi The. Church Journal =ii
p tae and no school d Us NTtteg8,
e passed pFrf Ia ttenee, aigted ID Treatment Viii
eqnh careful and ahectiOnate have
er Pt4re eAeectiona and specimens of their gor are
* Ill., q and feeling Of unity
ms work EI ~ sent to any addres5
" Lhe United stateE for price remted 20 PIltisleF
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sss La3 SgotE9 % 4coE jbeHnk tsF5RSs 2Etf be-
- PpbliaAed by ca. ARLEs scRIBNRR,
6oq.STltG So nEoadU ~, (up Btairsj 6 w.
G iyAk q "a NltfE5 INK Us En- e. n
49, 30 tsAcuEh kEQUIRED. -
CESS IN enlhiea every dtsst6 5iifi
t9e e4sei y, aSnt.
~ ute Euette Schools " he foFkS b oUr Inst uieF
with ilN dlteetIonS for ilse,
III COPIES for IS. a fthaEA ORDER 3,
4 fA9LArsli 30 Bfoaduay, New York. IS
Z 7sn1-4hV e $ 81
ES1n1BA tgL.. WHIT HhG0RH56EzC co a i
.z45s Eos3l2f EBeoRdSVsly, New FGrig -
#sa-s Manufacturer 9f Al Kinds
look INC CTI1ASSIESs
ana dealers In every GTee ttaafn 70 the Lo0ktnr Oalr
{
Nc keep ronstanty for stock or Goods ndaut
% tti western Trader F5k 70 fI
AaBoAIs Horns end pRITAJE REslbE1.
9 French7Plate Glass HIfrrors.
FtaE1egs Of tbs and most 5teaufiIni isStR-
~ n4hN4 Tor RoTRAfT8S aud ES6GYfSoI SGde
n my desired style Looking 6lSS PlteE Picture
5l9sg5 QluondS, MonIdpss q an
44sds MgFis slssss Gold LEAF etc.,, ste F.s
g he tFads on The tlqtt fayorab terms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

SIFANEn a. W. GLAZE DESTROYED M FlnR.
-Wclearn from the Cincinnati Gazette. of yes
tsrday, that the a. W. Glaize, Captain johnson,
with 4o7 bales Of cotton, 2Cs hhds sugar and
$50 bbls moIasscs, caught fire at McCuHum's
Plantation, nine miles above Bayou Sara. All
the passengers and crew were saved, but the
boat and cargo is a total loss The A. w.
Glaize was insured for $4,000. The accident is
Supposed to have been. OCCASIONALLY the sparks
from the chimneys, which set the outside tier
Ofcotton near the waters edge, on fire, and be-
fore the cotton could be thrown overheard the
heat was cnveloped in flames.
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10 CORRESPONDENT James sees-paper
chsagcd to Alexander, Pa.-state where from.
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DIED.

DIED.
In a9ltim9Ee Tuesday afternoon, Scarlet Fever
bliss 1lZABETlI A., aged yearS youngest daughter III
AMOS WRIGHT, ESQ.,, Of this city. fists 3 -f =,
The funeral will take placefrom the residence ia
tier on Fourth street above Union, Sabbath afternoon
at o'clock The friends Of e family requested 70
tend without further notice
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RIVER NEws.-For the past few days the
:, has been exceedingly cold and dry for
cue season, and the river has receded to fourfeet
y the marks, rendering nayiga ion rather Diff
sun :, from here to Cincinnati, for any but light
S'a'' boats. From here to pittsburgh, it7may
y " sad that navigation is entirely done until e
use ia the watersS there having been no arrivals
,,0m that point during the past ~ hours, al
1'0agh ne have heard of several leaving there
"O days ago; we presume they are sticking on
stunt, N, Of the sand. bars by the way.
The only arrivals Of boats for the q hours.
eEdlng at dark last evening, were. the Inter
Change, from Cincinnati, With four hnsdred tons
W freight; Albemarle. from Petersburg; Con.
'eE, from Steubenyille; Michigan, from, suntish.
There has been no departures except the reg,
mar packets to their usual destination. -
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1lALIFAN1 FAlarch 42.--Ine Gunard steamship
America, arrived this afternoon at o'clock.
with dates from Liverpool to Saturday the 28th
tult.
The steamers Alps and City of Washington
arrived at LiycrpO0lton the 26ih, bring,lat ad-
vices from the U. S. The America passed the
Africa, March 1st 90 miles west of Kingsllc
March 3d.saw n large ship burning, nobody
aboard, was painted blue.
The arrangements of the Persian difficulty
proceeding satisfactorily, but treaty not yet
signed, the supposed convention specifies that
England shall enjoy equal commercial privileges
Of the most favored. Nations, hut Persia forbids
the English Gonsols on the Caspian Sea, inas-
much as treaties with Russia forbids Great Bri-
tain to trade,
Mr.. Dallas attended the Queens leyce on the.
goth.
LIvgRpOol, Feb. 81 Sales Of cotton for the
week, "A, coo bales including 6,5U0 bales to
Spectators, and a like amount for expectations
quotations declined for all grades about 5l-U.L
Various circulars quote market closing steady at
following quotations: Fair Orleans $685. Mid
ding z Sd; fair Mobile g. middling 6-9; Up
lands Tf7-S, middling . 0-l6; Stock in port
$4,000, ofwhich 534, 900 bales are American,
Sales to-day Friday, have been 1000 bales, in.
Guiding 1O00for speculation aud export, Market
closing steady.
/ Brcadstufts dull. Flour very dull, witha turn
lin favor ofbuyers, Richardson. Spcnce& Co.'S.
Circular quotes western canal -four at 29sa31s,
Ohio 31su32s Cd, Wheat dull, with but little
inquiry at decline Of I'd, Market being dcpres-
scd, and quotations nominal at 0saes Sd for
white and Sass Cd forred. Corn closed stea-
dy with limited business at previous rates, Mix
ed corn quoted at Ss,9d; Yellow 35sa34s .4d,
white 35sa4Os.
Provision market steady. Lard firm, NIL qua.
htes have advanced and quotations range from
20 to 75s.
LIVERPOOL PRopuce MAREET. Sugar steady
and unchanged. Carolina Rice quietcr at 22s
8da22s Cd. Coffee firm,
HAvRg, Feb. 24.-Sales Cotton for the week
800 bales. New Orleans Tres Or9indirc
quoted at 110E, closing quiet. ae sEsIi7,H
HAvRE, Feb. 27-Disc6Gnt active. French
funds closed lazy. New Orleans Ties 0rdtaGire
cotton closed steady at former rates,
h LoSDoN, Feb. 27.--Aioney market active,
Slightly easier. Gonsols for money closed al
593 3s and at 90 5-s for account The gankers
rates of discount have been reduced to G per
cent. The Bank of France has resumed its. 80
days discount. p Z
LoNOoS, 27.-Baring Bros, quote Sugar as
firm, with q, decline in lower grades. Coffee
firm, Breadstufis quiet
Bell s. Co., of London quote American stocks
Inactive and unchanged. except Illinois Central
r. r., which is slightly dearcr. U. S. 6s aud
bonds of 18GT-S, quoted at lt4a1O 5 .1-2. is
--LATEST. fs
LIVERPOOL, 2s.-Lotton market to-day dull
and generally unchanged, sales have been gG,-
600 bales. Breadstutis quiet. Provisions also
quiet
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TRANSPO l2I A'TION.
rnAAsroa1Aslos OFFICE B. so. n. n j.

WAsekfHg Station, Nov. P9th, 1856
On and after Monday LIST December, the FASTENER
2, d. Wheeling tune. . - 80 -"
stations. T. = - . t'tS t''"S lpHA
The Express Train daily at 4:2O p, NJ win receive and
dcharEe passengers atthe following stations only BEN
Wood MoundsYile, Cameron Burton Fairnout. Fettrr-
NewhurE IoWlesbur, Piedmont Cumberland
!E Johns Runs bartlsbarg, Harper's Ferry, Eonocacy
SykcSvile and Washington Junction. S''
Lne TRANS VIII arrive follows: Tie AaHTrain attic
dalton Train from Wheeling Cumberland viii &c discon-
W. s. wooDs1pE superintendent.
{ uecA ]. B.FORD, Agent.
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Tie lecture tonight will commence with a.
very important period Of the political and So
cal history of the early Romans.
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lSRI AaPsHIRF.s E1.Rnr1oN

turns eontirIn the success of the Republicans
llaies majority exceed 5000 They elect their
S Cong essmenis have ma1ofity of Council and
Senate, and 80 e. 70 ma or1ty IN t6e House. -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsnINoToS, March l9.
q SENATE. Senate mel at IL O'clock N. CAM
eron expressed desire that the report OF the
Committee on Judiciary, ii, his case be taken up,
with the view Of dlsp0sing oft.
Mr., Mason objected ON the ground that the
public business required nm extra session, and
to this the Senateagreed.
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WnrrrIrd, .Afarcbf 3. 1ss7l

Stirling ...... at
SI'lii . ao1. $500. s2WG -
Upper = dog. Si3is
LIME, -
Water . Dbl ......,l..!2,a5
Quick. .........ss 10 .
LuMnER. sa5 -
No ] cleaFs 3 hT!.!E. 48098s
Common 49,. .......s1 SGlI
FioSTilI !: g 8, . s5 a,tss5.
Lath, -. s.sts -. -. g ,bGg8
sltnt Sles 1880. ...4 90
M0LAsSE9.
81. o. in sssilg q gaIueW-...TB
West India .....a...7l
9oldenSyrup. .........e skaSh-
II NAILS.
Out Sd p keg .......9.s 80
Z k4u5.s..s.s.s.. :. s..S ~ Z
0d.s....s. -.s...tts.e, ~ r
SdG9ds.t..s.. .s.!. B TO
/ lOdto BOD. 80. ...s.s,.8 20
OILS.
I4nesed, > snl. ...s.l, 008I;1s
LARD Nol.....s.- .re....a.eI
40 s..........s i.... rs
~ Whale ,.,-sss....i<-...1,lIa +
CastIr, pare. ...... i,iStS1 50
EunnerS.-..,..... -...SS9e5
SptS, TuFlssni lne.......60 E63
Alcohol s.....s..6 OGsI0
Chrome Green. .e0830
Paris Green....s.. ..s.80945
Y. yellow. 20BtQ
!slthArge:... .... ,....94S@10
Red MISREPRESENTATION
Winning veg
hostni s obl.s......-.... IS 20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tar Cocoon. ......4 y5t(35
White Lead 2 keg. .....,2,2O
zinc Paint -. 2;2592, rs
Oh YarniSl $gl.....-1,I593
I 1rniture do ....,.1, 1903
sPOTATOEs.
Nes1noShAnlcs, Q ,bu.....1,4O
POULTRY.
All kinda, dressed, q B 1926
fOGngchickens, p IlS.....l,bO
PROVISIONS
Beef Cattle, onhOof. 80 ga
Lard bblk.s.........1lA9i9
liaulsl bacon. 12A9l3
shoulders ..,..............10
|SldGs.....-..- ........ .s.l1
Hams, bulk ...... ...,.-
Shoulders .............9,
SIDES. .ssssas.s.s.....s ...-
Sheep, on h0of .ss.....2SES9
BehnB........ -. ......2, so
Nss 's.e. '.: pi;;;iSs ....T.:...l2
Carolina. ..neW 59f86
sFt SALT.
Pittsburgh 3 Dbl -. ..42If
KanHWha, p bu.......,.,,4 AZ
SEEDS.
Plaxscsd, y bU.s....,...1,50
" er;...,.,,. ...:,I,eC9I,5 80
Timothy 1890. .S2,lSQ3,O0
SOAR.
G TSSo 81 n. s R.:..:..'. ;:;;SS
STSET' t"4SAO
p,ont,h q n ~
Ft'f " ''f'-'.'.s.''etS
M. ..:.t,'...''.. .s4..;o::...l!.
'4ts seE "a :;;;;.; ;; ~; CLIO
a 81 eS1ANS:
~ Y, lGlt 20 PRIME -a
I...t I!. iI;:;':'.;.,';.tASSe3z
Ga".,2S ~ g ~ SrS+s,
dEahSi4 ~ ''.1oS4S
ne. - A1H0"' ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

Tur regular monthly meeting of the directors
oftlc Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, was held
in Baltimore OH Wednesday;
The official report of the business of the road
Slows the revenue for. the, month of February
to have been as follows = -
Main Stem. Wash Branch Total
FoT Passengers. "a 1851 &2f326 ~ ;si no
Ior Freight. .I3N $500 l0.6sGaa 81 al
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SECRETARY GUTHRIE.

- I544N4N1I2I I'M OJIlINIE.
LOUISVILLE, March 12-Ex-Secretary Guth-
rio arrived here to-day; lac was received by
firing Of cannon, music, &C., and was escorted
20 Mozart Hal, by a large cohcourses when lac
eloquent speech, to Which Mr.. Guthrie made an
appropriate reply.
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ARRIYAL or TnE NORTm AALERIoAN.

PoRTLASD, Me-, March 12th.-Tllo steamer
North American, from Liverpool, arrived this
morning Her dates are to the 35th nit, same
rs those received at New York by the Kangaroo
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ABSCONDED.

BosToN, March l2-George L. Vose, conf.
clential Clerk Of Chas. Lane Co., produce den.
lers: has absconded, having etnbezzlcd $4,000
of the funds from his employers
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
---lEzA M q INl.Sl,.L ~ IlEEIEI.ING


174 NIAINSST.,t WHEELING.
FAIL ,dNIl WINTER TRADE.
CToNE q THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
y they are NOW In receipt 81 their pll stock Of Eal and
UEy G eods, Vnrteties and n IIllneEv seods,
which, added 70 their stsek Sl enable them 70 pre-
sent to The Public more than
S5O.OOOsWORTH OF GOODS,
penr y sr theRTEest and MOST DEsIRARL stock, and
enabrscinR the BEST sIECTlON choice goOds they have
30 tsf variety they have added q large stock Of
CaFpRtin and Rugs % the latest degn8 and best Akes
, 1 y q sSes y ssF oE F,5s ss
geneEaIYS they invite the attent Of the Wade
the late heavy AZ lpds % Cotton and buy
ing largely With ne c3sh have done ~
inEs inStanoes they are able g 6ter
% S2Se ei e s. 20 aaSSF house i, he Wess
10 ants Of their rapidly tnereAatnB Trade they
de Pebble win one q stocks goods
their line In the West. 3,s =
1900 yas some Of The finest impoEteds
5000 = French MsFtnocs. SaenlSeEss
"a filina0 Of the Rlehest Pantet tbEe and Sat
HI aud alSTaclr sOllssof tie rlehost
ever 6fIeFel In NEheellnEs - ~
$4,000 yds Ginshams, DebaHes Dehines aed Prints and
6s658 Of tie lsEEest line OF
American W2tnl and Gotten goSds kept BY any similar
siasS yie, .a elSss osA
Fhsy fsTi. eQ6isrt
S6 Il6ed stSts No tFpnte 20 show sent 20
Cara Hotels ana IloAte Tar el1t3 lasEss 9
= yG o. lilnd5 Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Epoya5 ssif7
RIs aEslslS z s1eTT sP5 ~
IL 6eh2t4 - 80 =. e4t4As2 2 ot4..s
iG0rSIRs FxtS 70 weeds %. sole By
! It1NJ 1ffe6l LAu9HIlNs &R0SHFIEhDs
q ASKS in hRif and garter BaHsg ggS ana
/ Ia, afsaleshysl tssslsl -. EnlSAtDs 9 BIO.
Ias Writing Tsia SSsTsssd S5 s3 %
~ fee .ss E l'i'--'s A....1s i
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SECOND GisPA TcH.e ~
The Funeral Car was sur1hothtpd with a cam
opy aud dome, having the flags Of England,
France, Spain and the United States Of the cor
uerE. rs
( The services in the chuTch yEas preceded ISyl
singing an anthem hymn, solo and chorus ,by.
the choir. led BY Prof Bishop: prayer p!onotl6s
ced by Reys " adsWpTthj sermon 5yS Rev. 6.
w. Shields After which the remains were
convey 70 Laurel Hill for inteFmCnt.
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&16s,ssl,9s
For Dc wheelInr IntcllIrencer.

Showing an aggregate increase of Sl65, OLE, "a
over February Of 1856.
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*aso,s9s. 80 a95,CC664 sass, SOS, 81
AconpariSOn If these receipts ;yith those ii,f.
February, 1886, shows the following result:
Main Stem. Wash Branch. Total. 4
Urinary ISL $S29 Ss2 So $S5M6,64 $8S5,sOs,s7
february, 1885,. ISL ,Ol0.SS S8S79,S5 I9d8S8,73
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FROM WAsBTEGT0S

MARCH 12.-The president rJisctedthe Mex
lean treat without sending it totl1c Senate
The Senate fatified the Dallas Clarendon
treaty IN the amended form, yotc 81 against l5.
ThStforeign Ministers in ab6dy we're intro. Z
Incs t TO the President by ST.. Cas-, to-day, at
the White House. n. Startig1s, senior member
cfthc Diplomatic Corps made tha congratula.
tory address, to Slie the PteSidaF f.litf6nsly
.Eepllea, the occasion was one of much inter
4 I The representatives of the various preSsesin
Y aslllngto ddrcssed highly complimentary
letter to Banks, previous to the expiration Of
his term as Speaker of the House, tGSliich li6
mas replied if thanktt terms saying the indus
try and carly clligencc which giEe value to.
yourselves, after the subject of Communication
and to this Lam happy to add that so,ii,r as
am able to Judge, !you have been guided as
much by desire to Ojnstire to individuals as
TO promote the Pnblc service.
Col Sanllcl AedaFy has been appointed Gov.
ernor OF Minnesota, aud u. p. Anderson, late
delegate from Washington, Governor of that
territory, to take place at the expiration of
Commissioners Stevens term, 4ss1s aesrs
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PIanOea Meodeons, SEaphInes end Acenfdcons, tuned
and repaired and all other kinds Of generally
with nGntness aud dispatch. g -
Ea5-Aii goods warranted, at this establishment
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By Gods, help L never have, to the present
hour; and from the date of that resolution, the
days of our uninterrupted happiness began.
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God help me- Isexclaimed, as put my
arms around her neck, for the appeal was ire
slstl6le-" God help me, and l will never drink
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CRIoTADOhO 5S HAIR DYED

Within nut hiit!l al tle riEFiti ne
. OE UfstaAlOEAss EeqnaIed Dyes -slas
= isse y plahES black, 70 brown tEansiegls rIsy
Ahd keeps de hbEeS slWayG fEonl; dsesy. = =. s
This nlatehtss rsvitalizin Hair Dye still sSitt IL
el % Shs most harlit aud eeaetsus Hat Dye "a
N0HLD: EEspa I'd and gold, Wholesale ana rtSna S16
eppisd un ten private EoOE1sl 81 No & A.
~ AEF Yp1E, by all DfuRSto 40
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ARRIYAL or. pHR AMERIoA. .

HAIttAx, March 12.-Thc cunard steamship
America arrived this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
with dates from Liverpool to Saturday the 98th
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The arrangements of the Persian difficulty
proceeding satisfactorily, but treaty not yet
England shall enjoy equal commercial priyilege eyes
of the most favored Nations, hut Persia forbids
the English Gonsols on the Caspian Sen, mas
much as treaties with Russia forbids Great Bri-
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PT a n OS.
nIno'o and rInsl.aI Ins.rumsns4, out,ory

II AM receiving keep constantly hand large Stock
OF the celebrated ltALLEsT, DAVIS CO.'S PIANOES
Also, complete assortment Of MEIoDEoNS and SEA-s
PlINEs from the celebrated anuiactories Of Carhart
Netlham aud a. p. Hughes Also, SPLENDID GOthc
Ean style for Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops
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~ O. Al5RE rs 81 n
~ H4QIBk&tFhA1LEI
lAss e9 FIXTURE Frame MAnufaetoFS
~, $40 49, =, 49, HORACE VAC
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8 F'rench-Plate Glass nItrrors.

N FEaegs q tbs newest and most beauIalI eiu1iH
e4Al9 Tor P1INItlos aud EloKGYlXoS made
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tgE.is. Gold Leaf etc, etc., irr.
f4ebs6@9nl-dEW ~ $500 ttsf z
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The steamers Alps and City Of Washington
vices from the u. S. The America passed the
Africa, March LIST, 90 miles west of Kingsalc
March 3d'saw a large ship burning, nobody
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DUNCAN, sHERsiAN & COMPANY,

AZ The Great Exhibition at the cf+rtal Psi,ce lI
1905 Fftze Medal was awarded H1zIEf6N EnoR1E1S
tor mo quality q THEIR Ptsuo fstses Which SFS
aa9 Rassd y nc 5g9g4t gr4dss y The Df
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.Important Notice.

SEFAh CURED HA4l.S.3 - 80
us creeelvSd Heroes Manner, Ladd Co.'s superb
q sSsaE cuEed iiama, strictly for family pas.
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with the keep
the Western country Of the following goods: yiollps. vo-
Flutnaes Accordeons Flutes, Flies, Fegeoets, Clarinetts
etc. In fact keep every article belonging to the
Music business,
?. s-Brass Bands supplied with instruments short
notice. sJ HsE EiEI nj L.
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i constantly receiving keep hand large
collection OF Sheet Music Also, Instruction
for every kind Of Instruments now in use
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-04-17

In another column of the TRIBUNE, we
print an extract from the Milwaukee Free
Democrat, wherein are set forth the partic-
ulars of conflict between the Deputy
Marshal of the United States. acting by au-
thority of the Frugitive Slave Law, and tho
Sheriff of Milwaukee county, armed with
the sovereignty of the State of Wisconsin.
We say Conflict" advisedly, because,
though but good natured ssskrimmagc"
between these officers, there were undevel-
oped events Ringing upon their action,
which may stir this country to its profound
estdepths. We have no reason to suppose
that the Administration now in power will
abate jot or title of the demands of the
Fugitive Act; and we kao,c that the Cover
nor, the Legislature and the People of Wis
consin will never consent to merge the SOW
ereignty of their State in the Federal Pow
or at Washington, and give up the protcc-
tion of any of its citizens demanding it,
We shall see what this event will bring
forth.-CI Chicago Tribune.