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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

Wheeling Station, June 18th, 1851.
ON and after Sunday evening June 14th, the Passenger
VIII leave this station daily at $40 a. and 2U
r. 81 and lC r. II. Wheeling time.
The Mall Train daily Except sundnys) At sac, a. NJ,
VIII receive and deharge passengers at all the principal
stations.
The Express Train daily at $3.50 P. NJ viii receive and
discharge passengers the following stations ouly Benz
wood MoundsVie, Cameron Burton, Bentsns Ferry Graf
oEIesburg Piedmont Cumberland No. II w Station
Sir Johns Run, MarnsbuFg Harpers Ferry, Monoeacy,
SykesVle and Washington Junction.
z The Accommodation Train daily Except Sunday at
TO- p NJ, Wl and dscharSe Passengers at all the
principal stations s[RsE
The Trains Will follows: The Mail Train 4D5
4. NJ; Express Train at e25 A. Nj Accommodation Train
: 10y 50 IS, ". S. wooDs1DE, supltin,endsnt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

saossNa Bo1sD Targ TuSSEL-we have
rd numerous travellers express themselves as
The graRduer Of the view afforded in crossing
ard Tree Tunnel, in the cars, especially after
ht The following is from correspondent of
Baltimore Patriot:-
There was one event happened to ussthat
probably never occur again, aud that was
ssing over the Board Tree mountain riding
! rail. This was feat to which shall look
with pleasure and amazeinent for the ball
6 ofmy lifc-with pleasure to think il be-
ged to the engineering Of the Baltimore and
10 Raiilroad-and alnazemsnt at the scene
libited. only wish could give you pan.
mic view of tue ascent aud descent as we
sersed the chain lightning fastened to the
blasting hills This changing life is full Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
I'll ITEI 8 I 5y,-AKRANTK.

HESH aud RaseFrtse, nst received and yor
sale by Ltsegla kDWAhDs bio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

dealers try -en articles instead this
whct they make profit. Wr!te Dept for CrctiR.
terms, anil inEomaiGn Genuine is slgncdt RS. s. 4.
Allen, written ~ -iEE iieAHre Of CNIlterIrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
FAILURE

Puov1DRxcE, R. l., Ill. Phillips & Son, and
SchaIap Allen, extensive manufacturers, failed.
The liabilities of the former firm will exceed
100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

Fail and Winter Goods.
TTETsKELL ( SWEARtNGEN VIII open this day Cues
tl day, ist septembsF,) beautiful OF Fan and
Winter Goods, which they invite the attention OF the
public.
DkESs GoODS-Rleeant Sk Robes, In eoors and black;
Muslin dc RnaSe PlA.; Mouslane de lane Robes eEant
Sks, In rich Stylct; Bayadsre Sks; Black Figured Skis
Printed MopsainS IaiuesTery rie Printed Cashmere.
In dess; CashneFe Robes Black satin do chenes,
French EnsSh ChntHes very beAutfnl Poplneta for
Busters aud Nantes; Plaid French MeFIuct;
BOnny's Plain Black silks.
ENBROIDERIES.-FaFty Capes and Berthcs, in entirely
neE designs Lace and Emb setts-CCol and eeyeSE
Vaenelgnnes tIImmed, (Emb1 CollaFs) French Worked
Collars and Sleeves In Swiss and 1acoOust; Real Naeei
Lace; JAeeonet and Swiss igugs FOuncngS and
winTE aOoDs.-s-4 organda Nuslnsi PlaIn and FIssI
Nainsook, Jaee6net and Cambrie NuAlins Paid
and Striped MUslns-gTeAt variety.
SliAWLs. NANTES, &e.-A choice assortment Of fall
s' sSp'i 4''''S ''f aEisEE1I swEARlNGEx.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
More New Books.


lust RECEIVED.vErsnia Illustrated, by Drawings from
~ Pore Crsyon, Webster and his Master pieces by B. f.
Tent ucaulay's Biographies OF Iuusrious Men; TeS
tmOny - the Rocks by Hugh Miller; Arctic Adventure by
Land the earliest the last Expeditions
ii Of Sir John FrauklIn by Epes SaTgant-Pree
only $IG The War PATH by j. B. Jones, author Of Wilde
Western scenes, &c. For sale prices, by
scp9 JOSEPH GRAVES.
. Ed BOTTLE WAX.-Just received, superior Red Rottle
IL Wax, Tor sealing Bottles Cans, &C. Por sale very
s" sePs 0y Main ST., Centre Cent " %hseihg.
NXTALL PAPER-I tave ltn small lot of good Wall
wv Paper hand Which Eil close out very low for
cash, to make for Spring Stock.
M ARCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-A most excellent con1i-
w for Roast Meats, Steaks, Outlets, Chops Fis
an / Flr sale by ". A. EDWARDS L BRO,
Corner Monroe and Market St5.,
seTs Opposite Mcclure House.
GFNUINE India Currie Powder, Currant and BacEher-
W ~ JslIIeS, Catsups, Pickles, Preserves Cordias and
sundry other good things just received ard for sale very
cheaH by W. A. EDWARDS d BRO,
Fep9 Opposite Mcclure House.
Is sepS - W. A. EDWARDS & BRO.
puRE BRANDY in pLnts, quarts. and ,lTats Also, a
very superior article Of Old Family WHISKY on and
and for sale by [sepsl WA. EDWARDS BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

EXTENSIVE SALE!!
OF
WESTERN FARMING LANDS!
GREAT INOUCEMENTa.
Y AL U4BLE SIT!
CHICAGO PROPERTY.
LOTS IN GROWING WESTERN T0wNsl
TNog A SURE PAYING GETURS, parties cannot invest
~ in lus tlst affords Tie same security Us lGs ~
Ptrsous Wishing to HONE or fam am;
iss WI find the Psesgnl sss rare es Ss 10 o
IOWA Ian DS!
roo ACRES
situated In Township g, Hanged.
900 ACRES,
CIn 50 Are TIActs, to sui; purrhssers)
OF valuable Land, rolling prarie, sell Taered and within
both Of these parcel lay In Decatur county and fpn
10 ln Of Leon, the county seat This county Is on the
the Missouri The fertile, rolling lands, pure water
fine climate Of Southern Iowa Is unsuTpassed and as
vantage These Lands are within shsr dstanee o. hs
FORT MAhIslN, BLOOMFIELD NEBRAskA CITY
RAILROADi purity in operation nII fast apPro ,ehln
compilations IN aeriinE permanent outlet for all farm
100 ACRES,
In SOFT county mile. from Pfnss.en T"EnshP So
the mOst deIsey settled and Improved part oil The stale
500 ACRES,
Laying in Sioux county, IS miles FROM me RIs Sioux river
land.. ToEnship 90, Range IS. l
so ACRES,
Situated in Henry county within miles OF Mt Pleasant,
owns ia The state Present population about 5000 Te
tate Asy luns permanently located her also the WeS-
ss is miles from the Saseaaas Mt Pleasant and KeoEdE
alr"nd, and from il desirable l0snto. and advantages
50 ACRES, @ z5i
White county, Southern Illinois. miles Of the
county seat finely tinbere good tllale land. Town
ship 4, Range "
CHICAGO LOTS!
Fy.Rve lots in Dr. Isaxe S,Otts addition to the city
Chicago. These lots cllsby the Western di
Vision Of s city, and On The pTnspa, @ from
tory of Chicago gives assurance that this property will In
70 L.ot. on Madison street y Lot. on Scott street
80 ACRES,
In Kewaunc county Wisconsin, and within miles Of the
city Of Kewaune heavily timbere and good land. Town
ship 81, Range Is.
FIVE LOTS.
lots In DEcknes I'D addition, and lot in block IL in Bea
yer DAM thriving city u the interior Wisconsin,
has, present. RlFoa running to the city OF Miwau-
kie with others In course Of construction to other points
central position ges manufacture
ing clty property must in shOrttne advance FnpIdly.
80 ACRES,
county seat, and 2j mes Of lansing, the capitol OF the
state. This is fine farming lan9, aud heavily tmbersd-
So much city property and real estate not
TEMRE 1857, viii then lie offered at P6BLlc SALE at The
Deeds Of Gencr1l Warrantee given in all cases.
TERMS OF SALE.
Thira cash. balance in One and Two Years. with six
per cent from sale, The deferred payments
Previous DAY sale, parties vr.lngto purchase.
or make inquiry find e at the Warehouse of warre'
Z q n nm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

SNTE SAY, children, II your moeTs vii make you tax
Hslgins for worms, Insist on having llOLLoWAa,s
CTIONS which tgOOd to eat candy and are
mGSath on arOrJnS" Send TO Il. II. LOGAN & CO.,
angie Bridge corner nruggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
.TltANSrCKTATION.
Change o. schedule
TRANSPORTATION o1ElcE B. so. R.R.
M nsIfr,1l Ct.,il..i, lime iaNh 1SST

- 3 ~! s5Is;ESs - g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

TEAS! TIgASl
THINE Imperial, e. Powder Y. HysOn 0olOng and Black
Teas 10 store the lowest market price
BIZ Tang2Ol WA. EDWARDS a BRO. b
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

/. WHIIE UVUII5.
WE viii open this day India Mall JaceOnets and Frene
myg6 S'"i'9's'. HEtskElt 4 swEARlNeEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

9 UPERIoR VIOLIN sTRINGSAcknow edged by tile best
- Judges be superior any string in the city. Try
them. lsei9l J. E. WILSON CO. I
COPYING BOOKS Backgammon Boards, Inkstands, Iu-
" da Rubber and Ebony Pen Handles Desk Knives Pen
Ns sep9 So 49, ''s' o. j. E. WILSON & CO.
IXyAsHINGPON MEDALLION PENS -I4TnericdNls ITi-
w Un.phdst-being far superior to Ghlotps famous
sens - j. f. WILSON co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

ULUNEIt SEED. 90
10 feb6 TiI0BURS &,HADDEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
LOOK HERE !
Fall and Winter G

MATHEW MeNABB Is preparing full supply Of Fee
M OF ALI kinds be sold ut reasonable upon n
Fair Ground on the 1Gsh, 1Tth and 18th inst. SPS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

NOVELTY MILL FLOUR.
WE are now receiving for sale regular shipments Of
wv these we'll known ''Brans botli Extra and Extra
sr ssps FopF' 1Aqs 'f'p WINE boaxE cowe1LI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

I1ARLOR lLd'1'CLES.
CHEAP neat and arstrate mitch, without unpleasant
N smell. For sale by [iy9l Il. II. LOGAN & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

FAicE OHE DOLLAR PR norTLR. = .3tssJ =
SANFORD CO., propretors, SJ5 Broadway SeS YOES.
Z. II. LOGAN & CO., Agents for Wheeling. r
JOHN, D. PARK, Cincinnati. - - # Z
GEO! II. skEYSER. Pittsburgh W .otsae Agents.
au1T-31-1y-taW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

There las never tried In family Tenedy
Jvhch with snch unhounded IN tie
ofdlSeases incident to children, DA sAALoRps
ORATOR; II alone for diseases Of children that We
Suse II; Tor Il acts OatliTc mildly and Etutiy
and rrnovate the system thoroughly tiat We
- think doing service to all In advising theuu
- Wht they need medicine this Yeuedy. There
that have under our notice Eisf great hen
EFT received In tEssrs Of the LfreFi Stnuaeh
a bowels, where other remedies TO RFs
uEeful in family thatWe will do
l(Wlthout it.--,Eack oRtiLle IALnl RtpNLtie0N.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
COMM ERCIAI,!
MARkET.
CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
nv 4. NJ. PUN PEl REY.
ASHES

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
American improvements in
] w A TGHES.


By the aid great in aehintf$ and tsAny
aid altogether ori gnal Inventors able
tnspuLiic PERE ECFNTATCH stnRll price Our
tnachinss true anl siieate, anil system
ms rnnfetes that must bs
act eosStel NE taprcys!s new simple and
ced by the judges pshe1pte and quail
ity EaC Sns5s THkGYak CHI. Nal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

Col Henry L. Baldwin, aged Al years, formerly
of New Hampshire, and for the past few year,
holding the position of assistant secretary to the
President 10 sign land patents, died in Washing on
On the I2h insl
Nj. J. II. Cathcart, Of Winnsboro', South Caro-
liua. was stabbed in the back on the night OF the
4sh instant in Charleston. He is not expected to
recover.
Potatoes were retailing at Cincinnati last week
at 81 GO per bushei and all other marketing exor-
bitan,y high
w. J A. Roberts. . well known lawyer of New
orlesns, was severely stat bed by Rob't Paul, last
week
The Injured dams on the Ches apeske and Oh 10
Csnsl viii be repaired and in working order In a
month.
The Danvilie. Va. Republican has every re ason
10 believe that the crop on hand viii bring the
highest pIees obtained by the planters far many
years.
Ira Couch. one Of the seaithies. citizens of Chi
csea died suddenly at Havana lately. -
The wrecked H. 8. receiving ship Union bas
ceUMld = Phiiadeiphia for $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

HUMAN NATURE they tell good story of two
Bachelors down East, who lived in a sort of cat
and log lie 10 their neighbors' discomfort for
good many years. but who had been at camp meet
ing were slightly converted, and both of them
concluded TO reform:
Brother Tom" says ore, when they had arriv
ed at home. 'let sit down nov, and I'll tell you
whist we'h do You tell me all ef my faults, and
I'll tell you all of yourn, and SO We will know how
10 ge: about mending EN-
Good" says brother Tom.
We'll, you begin"
"Well in the first place, you know, brother
Tom you will lie !"
Crack gees brother Toms paw between brother
Ioe's drinkers, ard a considerable of 'ecrim
mage" ensues until. In the course of about ten
minutes neither being able to come to time refor-
nation Is postponed sine die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

FRENCH FAsHIoNs,-HusbaDds and fathers will
shudder to learn that the French fashions, as get
by the Empress Eugene, contemplate contrac.
ton of circumference and cost" Says a cores.
pondent
The latest fete at the Tullleries ark ed BY
Ill possbie) greater ex'IavaEaDce thaa evsr in the
dresses. The Empress costume cripoine coul1
possibly have supported, 50 enormous The ex-
tent and so solid the su0strucure The dress was q
petticost of white tue. with tn skirs bou lone:
tune Of sky blue velvet, trimmed with tuile puff
hngs and large gold beads; and head dress of blue
toisge, sutmounted bya diamond tiars-all of which,
of course, became h-r Hsiestv"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

TO-PA RTNEhSHiP NOT lCk. THE sub
~ scribefs having formed copartnersaip, under
the firm of
LANDRUM & WILSON
for the purpose Of carrying on the HOUSE PAINT
ING business, in all its various branches they
earne sty solicit share of public patronage.
B-PartiSular attention paid personally to aign
Work, Graniug, krssco Painting, &C. &C.. qua an
teeing complete Subtraction to ali who may favor
them with GALL. They will always be prepared TO
sell any kind of mixed colors; as aso Grsining
done for the trade, &c, s. Y. LANDRUM,
d WILSON.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of returning
hs sincere thanks his friends and the public for
the vely liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ON
him, and hopes the may be extended to the
new concern, at the old stand, corner of 7th and
Main streets. 8. Y. LAEDRUM.
il 2o-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

Co PARTNERSHIP,
WIN WALLACE SONS,
18th at between Main AMI Cary SITS.
TIL. Subscribers have formed q cop artnersnp IN
der the style and firm of Nm WALLACE SONS,
from second day OF February. 1857 for the purpose
of conduc ins general Grocery and Commits
sion business
They have taken the store recently occupied by
WIN WALLACE L. Son, 18Th street. between
Main and Cary streets and cfcr to the trade well
selected stock of WINES, RRANDiES, OLD
MOUNTAIN WHISKEY, FLOUR PROVISIONS
and GROCERY FURNISHING GOODS in gene.
raj. They hope by strict attention to business, TO
merit share of public patronage.
CATHR. WALLACE
JEFFERSON WALLACE,
CHAS. NJ WALLACE,
q. A. WALLACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

SHOCKING Ga Monday last, q boy, named Johu
KsIiahsn aged ten years residing with his parents
caused by frii king ardent spirits. The father
keeps liquor storei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

f, lows:
"A most distressing case of hydropbobis occurred
in sst Fellowship tow nship, Chester county las
week, which resulted in the death of lad named
John Good son of Jacob ODD. The boy was Ut the
uarn with his brother, and pretty little black
dog passed by, which he ran u and picked up and
played with him for soma time. The dog however,
bit him on the finger, making slight in cison. The
wound tied up, and serious result was apr
hende5, az the dog was rot supposed to be mad -
One Inorui after tbs occurrence the Isd sttem ed
to wash his face. and having Immersed his hands in
the seized with commissions of so violent
character that he died IN few hours. The lad was
remarkably promisi0g aud great fayorite for hi,
r,'ny exemplary qua itits. He was about ID years
Of age."- PHILADELPHIA JJnrn1I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

TU-PARTNhkSHiP MOTT & 4 II he
" subscribers have formed &c partnership under
the firm and style of " lLSON l. BOSHER, from the
lst January, 1857, for the purpose Of conducting
Grocery and Com mission 5usine,s. They have taken
the stand recently occupied by J. j. Wilson, No. 22I
corner Main and streets, and hope, by strict at
tention to BUSINESS to msri. share of public patron
age.
The personal attention Of both partners will be
j. J WILSON
Ck ROSHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

Tickets to the amount OF SlllO have already
been purchased TO the National Inauguration Ball
Geo. Leiza was tiued 800 on Saturday last be.
fore the recorder Ct st. Louis on charge of insult.
ing a lady.
The Woodstock (Va Tenth Legion notices the
appe rance of two large bears in Shenandoah
cIunty.
Prot. j. H. Hackleton has been chosen President
of LIS Grange College, Tenn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16
"A NEW STOCK OF SAD ~,

S,64A OLEFY-The subscriber having 41S
aTxl4&9M cold out HE stock of saddiery ga
the 9Th of December. takes this hod
of infor his customers and the public generally
that he has re opened door below his old stand
with an entire stock of goods, where be will be
pleased to see his former customers and others who
may favor him with their patronage feeling assured
that he please both in price 1nd quality Of soods
His Itock embraces everything in his line Off rahe,
all Of which he will sell low FOR cash, or to punctual
customers call 10 solicited
He also takes this occasion Of returning his thanks
to bis former customers and hopes by strict atten
ton to business to have continuance Of their Gus
tom Remember one door below my old stand, No
1856 opposite Eagle Square
All orders strictly attended to.
10 90-Im* D. f. GROOMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

A Wheeling paper states that emigr alton west.
ward, by way OF the river, at that point which
usually commences with the close of the winter,
has already opened
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

GOALs COAL, COAL.--The subscriber 10
~ Ieceivins daily ss Danvials Depof, from Black
Hesth Mines, . No / GTste and hmiths' COAL,
which b. will be glad TO furnish to the eonmusty q
reasonable rates 70 cash pnnetusi eusfomey
70 CLOS JOHN y. TONpKINg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

NNIL LA Ms, EXCHANGE HOTkL-
w DANVkkLE, vA-This wef1 Known esfsb-
lishmsnt, whisn was burned in April. 1885, = now
rebuilt, wiki large and well constructed buildings
suitable for the comfort and accommodation OF seve
WITH rev Furniture Csrpsts lie ,sttssdsd b prompt
srd attentive servsnts. while every othsr depart
meut 10 kept In good Order stye and manner to rem.
Tar sssumes no extraordinary consequences to himself
ia the dsplay Of his qualifications and capacity 70
entertain bis quests Of the peculiar character OF
ths Houee for good living, but suffice to say that It
will Be found supplied with ell the subtsntisl eie.
ments for comfort served in the good old fashioned
virginia style Of cookery" always plentiful and 70
sosre with meals to passengers ct any hoar in the
dsv or uish to suit arrival and departure OF the
Cars or Stages; with Carriages, STAGES and other We.
hicles to carry his guests to or from the hairoad
or to rake the anywhere else In the surround
Ing country. And although. for the present oil ar.
tieles of consumption high, yet he does not nor
does he intend to upon any other prnc;pie than
to lire and let lire" }. d WILLIAMS.
"a e. lcl m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16
Richmond Markets, Feb. ID.

The day of the brightest and most ghtful
of the season. and if vessels here with frsighs
to receive freights, there would be active tm
The csas!, it Is hoped will be opened to-day TO
Lyncaburg. transportation upon it will be fully
sumed the coming week, and with the arrivals by
the rIver below, shall have revival of business
that will be grateful to everybody.
FIGURING transactions. Shippers offsr Sc 80
for superfae, which holders decline.
WHEAT Very few samples still ef.ring and no
ching. questions l4Ul IS for good to prime Red;
i50Gi55 for coed 20 prime Whts for extra choic
lots, which to be hirdly ever sssr 3
cts. mora
COkN-Sa'es 20 dav at 10 cts. per busheI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16
- ELL 81 Ell Is 'sUN,
~ NUoTJSts N

- ELL 81 s-ib>UN, =
MAIN BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th sTREErs
Are now prepared 10 furnish DOOR-BASE ARCH.
TRAVE and CORNIGE MOULDINGS OF sny pat
tern Door and Window Frames; Sash, Blinds and
Doors, as promptly and sccommo I'd ting terms
any house in the city.
AZ ORDERS from the country viii meet with such
attention will ensure the satisfaction of those who
may patronize
WILLIAM g. BELL. WILLIAMT. GIBSON
ia i6-dScIms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FINANCIAL AM COMMERCIAL.


~~~c-~r~~~.--.~-->-r>~~-,> =. .<,.Csag
FINANCIAL AMI s"'nMkhCAaL
sales of es,ooo Virginia es IN New YORK. frsa
at ssak; 400 do e9ei; ESQ do at 1914 saa |i'''
do. II ks13.
MAINE LossEs IN EseLaSp-"e iesn oy ths
tstest adyfces that the nsursace losses 10 fhseno
have heeu uaprssedents6iy large this wietef. RE
tucns bsv. bsen made, showing tnat On the whoie
coast Of IN. United Kingdom more than one hundred
and fty v, - ala driven ashore curing s'nsie
ss. and Of that enu,b-r eighty were totally wreck
'Tns sum to:sl Of ,ueh disaster only be
eount-d by Millions
v,s..c. AVE TRADg.-The week commences
,,h h,Isk demand for Money, consequent upon
- NV heavy imports of foreign merensn iiss and
vi movement 10 Domestic Exchange, and with
"a nufavorabie Bank settlement, the market 10 hare
a. thopsh not materially a. vet The current
On ys'ious for Prime paper ere gd9t per cent,
rsrdrs TO maturity, end 1sD3 per cent. call. The
gapss hsve lost ~ 079 from their spe Gle reserves;
the decrease Of dspostss amounts to and quar-
Ter rntors after allowing for The exchanges of the
Clsaras House. while tb hiss been ar Increase Of
about aev-n hundred thousand dollars in the die
couots which have reached point more thar
six hundcea thonssnd dollars hi CHER than before
repotts. The highest point previously reached was
be remembered that there has bsen la increase
proportion ex sting between capital and dir
The senli monthly tns:aiDeDt of specie from Cali
foTnia IL Dov abou! dae, ana will 90 toward making
10 the def j, m ;nat line. We annex q comparison
nf foot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-16

COOP ONk -, Ralegh correspo adent Of the
Fayetteville Observer tells OF joke that occur, /
in the House of Commons of the North Carolina
Legislature. Some women. Ito be strictly Bento>
miami Of rather Cyrran habits were mixing too
freely socially vita Others of uublemisked reputa.
tions in the fail'r7. The strange admixture OF
pitch and purity soon caught the prsetced eve of
the Speaker, who instantly ordered an Irish door.
keeper to separate the goa's from the sheep. The
Irishman tsrted Immediately ON bis miss ion, but
the house was SON convulsed with laughter by
ne troubled phiz of Pat ct the door, and the fol.
wing announcement in round rich brouge-
Mr.. Speaker, have indivered to the best of nv
ability to exa ute your order. but the divil tear
my jacket if can Tell the ladies from the dacent
women Pat was excused from reporting further
progress in the premises - Columbus Sun.