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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08
THE Canot Roaf oUsE

asiS-.rTTTrTk THE Canal Boat QUEEN
now ready TO rece1v- way freight
ar'high up as HowardEvlle, and wi
leave n 81 the track is ciasT. Apply board
TO JOHN M. HARLAND,
my7-st~ Captain
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UhN ATTENTfUN.---A tie d q .uc-
"a oia Nesting, and regular brill Of your cempany.
III at Lafayette Hall, on FRIDAY evening next, at
W o'clock. "
As business. connected with the proposed trip to
jamestown, will be brought forward, it is yerv de-.
slTable that every member should be present.
BY order Of Capt ELLIOTT
JOHN T. ROGERS, ORDERLY.
B-Call on Lieut.. Bossieux and procure vour
Knapsscks nv %
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I'Hk EAtlTEM hNT is sill great as
L eVer-GOLDsMlF is selling extra bargains in
every kind OF Trimmings, Embr oideries Millinery
White Goads, and numerous other Goods, to be sid
81 81 per cent Il than the usual price.
NV Z. GOLDSMITH POS Broad street,
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INSURANCE OFFICEs.


~TS'->~-~~~~~~~->~> ~~A~~<Ne-~~,~1->-.
a knHMARLE INSURANCE. COnIP 4.
= NJ, CaAnLoffHsvfLLE, VA.
oAsH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, S1s5ooo
'oHS WOOD, IN, ssey. " /. EARLY, Press.n,
:. Il. Masruder, Dr. 7 T. c.h.u
nv n Maas.,1' frof J. Z. Holcomb,
3. G. Flaunsaan. is,.. u rsnsn'
ea.ct.d .,s,h M. IN town country, NAV bs
terms 'a 'ais eompsny on the most HE
An 10 isAnCs TAYLOR, Aeeuts.
= Opposite the Bauks Main n
| And MMSxRNikNirr-T Ths,,yg KGI MIA FIRE
y the Lesiaa.ure Of W. in ias2Notes No ~,
insurs Goer to the Dispatch Newspaper oss
al lind. 90 ey fire and tn. Of Il.
NO charge for tie Policy o, Survey favorable terms
WI. cow.,D,. TH ss. N. ALsRIEND, rrss.
m. "a. company lately removed II. os... a.
natds Hotel, on Franklin strest II" once mon
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= C-Sr~ r. EXCURSION TO JAMks-
Suu@.--sa,zr5sz15 TOWN.
RIO UND TRIP
Tickets, only SEE

The subscriber having chartered the commodious
steamer MARYLAND, is prepared 10 furnish C, n
Teysnce sud Fare the occasion of the Celebration
Of Jamestown. during the coming week
The trips OF the MARY LAND will be down on the
evenings Of Monday and Tuesday, the llth and u h
.n-ts
Returning, she will leave the wharf at Jsmestow n
the evenings Of Thursday and Friday, the 18th
and 18th iDtts
" FARE for the Round Trip, SIS one way, only
81 Meals and state rooms, extra
For further information, apply TO "OUR House.
nv - CHARLES @ THOMPsuH
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aki ASKING AND IRONING...The sub.
w scribsr is now prepared to execute Wash
ING and IRONING in tie nsatest manner and with
great facility He uses his PATENT WASHING
MACHINE, with floating bales, which experience
proves docs rot the clothes at all; thsreby
proving great saving over the ordinary mode Of
washing All clothing will be called for and return
ed on any stated day.
e. Orders left st his offise, 9th, between Grace
and Frank Kiln streets or at bis laundry, corner of
Marshall and Henry streets, will be promptly attend
ed to- -
an -8-A1ms WIN III. "OCDWAkU.
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?. sFRAUsE & BRO.

20. PARTNERSHIP...T 1.-The undersfgned
NEIOT ALTMEYER will continue the SOAP
IND CANDLE MANUF4CTURLNIB BUSINESS
at the Factory formerly occupied by II. c. Neidt on
Moore street, opposite GoddIns Tavern and respsst
fully solicit continuance of the patronage Of the
citizens of Richmond C NEfDT.
nv -2tt M. ALTMFYER.
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1877 .-sPRIN&la and SUMMER ~TOf7K
Il % . !. or READY-MAnE CLOTHING Ii "a

HknhlNG', -A 9 s>--"Fi x K, BUR-
III CLAIR AND POWDER PROOF We have
in store and in schooner Just arrived, the LAR.
6EST ASSORTMENT of HERRING'S SAFES
ever received in Vireiris No merchant or other
person having valuable books, papers, jewels, No.,
should be without good Safe
Call at "StsiionerI Hail." No. 81 Pearl street. and
them.
my4-6t B. w. KNOWLES Agent
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nEsTIN DEMONSTRATED. IN 4.
~ DAMS MOLLEN respectfully informs he ia
dies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity, that
shs will give information in all the affairs relating
life such ss Health, Wealth Love, Marriage. Jour
news Law Suits Difficulties in Business, Absent
Fdepds Sickness and Death and in respect to sill
Il her Subjects both pass present and future and all
concerns Of life Terms-For Ladies Is cents, Cen
tlsmen so cents each. Apply at No IL, (which 10
over the door, Taylors alley between 18th and 18th
and Main ana Cary streets, Richmond, Va
Il-Imr
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y IADo ~AkFEks lsf RE0'T. VA. V0T.
(iIORpER. No MAY 9Th, 1857,

hAADooARTERs lsf RE0,T. Va VoI-.| =
(IORuERs No MAY 9Th, 1857,
IN companies A, Il, q, +. land x -,
rsn.i nsr.s, VIII assemble puustuaily on ~.
sM parsde sround, in Undress Wintar On the
aUNpAi night the llth Instant at "a a;nin.n a. on
tour OF duty to jamestown 'e'ocA Tor .
companies having knspsaaks. will anna.
thsu,, ana without other baggage Connsn Win
mus provided, will be allowed one tynnt ~ not
four men: or vsise to every two men every exeiy
stoned ofhcers viii be allowed one piece NJ hannn
only. p'eoe Vi baggage
~: livery omcer, non commissions oficer .,a
private, will provide himself with two blsnIs, no
shirts, one extra pair gloves, one pair sach. W. ~
drawers and two collars The COMPANY ofsnar. az
men of the Infantry and Rifemen, will essb nro,du
Themselves with enc pair Of white pantaloon,
~. Commandments OF companies are reouired IN 4.
posit with the Pay-Master OF this Regiment ~
Monday by 10 O'Clock A. M. two dollsrs for ev.Jv
member of their respective con panies, vountsaI
ing on this tour Field and Stsff Commissioned ard
Nor.Commssioned ,Ne likewise required to de- ro,it
the same amount e, ch
V. Every officer and man is required to have hi,
baggage on the Regimental Parade Ground. at !
quarter after O'clock to be deiv cred to the Quar-
ter Master for transportation
vi. Companies will come provided with one meal
OF cooked provisions for their breakfast on the morn
ing Of the l2h. By order of
THOS. P. AUGUST, Col. Commapding
WIN mUNFosD Adutant my7-4t
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RI 000 DOLLARS WORTH OF INV

Xxi p% w SA Ut Nh w =
'o.OoV desirable and tasty Clothing, open
acc Ctered for sale on accommodating terms The
'ooh Is intended expressly for the spring and
mer trade. and contains choice assortment az
can be found in any city in the Union with all the
sques necessary TO please. that is quantity from
|Sh,ch to select, quality Of the very best order and
es according to the latest Paris reports. We
40 doubt make favorable impression
9ROSHONG & TUPMAN,
my7 ITO Main street.
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SAM'L MILBUhN. Brush Ianufac.

= toFeF, has removed from FTanklin TO Broad :,
few doors below the frican Church. where be still
contlUues TO manufacture all kinSs of BRUSHES.
Families end others are respectfully invited to call
on him. ss his rushes made of the best material
sud in the most substantial mannsr ana will be sold
upal the low eat tsrma
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ptILUE g. NARDWARE..-G L. A * X :.
son & ANNE RRON NJ. s.raat 20

ID SON ANDERSON, No H6 Man street. kich-
mond Va, have in store for sale, at reduced prices
l.rge assortment Of Builders Hardware consisting
81 aortice and Rim Locke wrought and cast But
G1'd AID We'g1ts Sash and Blind Fasteninss; Lu'l
f0Fter'k, and Parker's pstert Blind Hinges and Fes
'srns rsund, s9usre ana fat b olts Gimbet poipt-
&c Screws fms hing Nails and SPRINGS; wrought and
su Nails and SPIKES; Sliding Door Rollers and Rails
with every other article of Hardware used by Car
penteIs. my
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DREsC kIPTIONs promptly and accu
L ratsly compounded at all hours, day night, b.
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGEOF PHARMACY, at
LAIDLEY & ROBINsOHS
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store,
apI4-2m Corner 4th snd Franklin s's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

'HOICE GREEN AND BLAt Il TEAS.
~ A full assortment of the finest favored Green
i.od Black TEAS always on hand and still selling at
ID prices notwithstanding the advance Very best
5,unpo~der + per ID good do 75c and 80c.; Young
dyson sec per ID FOOD Black 500 very best Oolong
SACK Tea 75c the best to be found at any price,
WILLIAM r. KING,
my Wv Sand franklin at
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4 ANDlNG TAIs DAY per schr Gaiieeo,
4 25 doz patent metallic Vashboards; IS do Yam
kee do; Is DO barrel Covers; IS 40 Cosoanut Dip
pe,s so nests Measures; 200 doz Plough Lines, for
ale bv VIM II. TYLER,
40 80 18th street, between Main ana cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

THE
i CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF SLAVERY.
By Gao. d. Armstrong, D. D.,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, Va
Ne,D York Charles Scribner
Richmond: Z. B. Price
Price 81 cents
int racniyed and for aala nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND THE CITY TRADE. Having discon-
tnued our Evening sales We will sell, privately,
daily in lots TO suit purchasers the balance Of veiy
heavy stock of Watches and Jswelry remaining IN.
Sold at very low prices in order that may be able
to render sales as soon - possible. Country mer-
chants and the citizens generally invited 10
anime our stock. LAKUs SHINE,
40 H--fs "a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-08

Ire MRS. Il. LYONS MGN
H8#3 Opposite Mitchell Tyler's. lSSS
H1n Main street, will open. on Thursdsy X5S
WI May 6th her Summer Fashions. con
sstipg of he latest STYLE Chip Lace, Grape hespol.
ian and Leehorn Bonnets; together with great
variety of Head Dresses, Flowers, Cspes, Mantles.
Dress Trimmings. &c all of which will be disposed
of on re ssop able terms my 7-5t
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u UILDiNG HARDWARE AND CAR-
a. PENTERS TOOLS-I have on hand good ss-
sortmens of Locks, Hinges, screws. Bolts, Axle
Pulleys Sash Cord and all articles usual for building
purposes; also Bench and Moulding Planes and Car.
penters Tools generally. All of which. l will furn-
sh at the lowest terms for cash to prompt custom
erss RoBf j. DENNY,
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LOR HIkk.-A seamstress AGA House
II Servant. woman with one child, who 10 fine
Wasber and Ironer, or House servant, snd cspsbie
of wsking fitting any portion Of eentleman's OF
lady's wearing apparel. X. CAUTHOhN.
NV 2-ts
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ROAkDlNG-Mrs r. A. WRIGHT hav-
ID ing taken the POTOMAC HOUSE, on Broad
street, near 9th, trecently kept by Mrs. Chamber
iain,) 10 now prepared to accommodate gentlemen
and families with board the most reasonable
OF
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A HEADQUARTERS lsT REG'T VA. VOLs }
81 RICHMOND, May %, 1857
" l. The Field staff and CommissfO OIL e d
ana Non-Commissioned officers of this Regiment,
VII assemble, tor the Annual Training THURS.
DAY. Friday and Saturday, 7th 9Th and 9th inst at
4toelock NJ, in front of the State Capitol.
III. Officers will appear in full Dress Uniform,
by order of Col AUGUST
my 4-d6t WIN MUNFORD Ad;p.ant
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- EHvANr WOMAN FOX HI TX "A SER
~ want woman Of excellent character-cook or
house servant-for hire. Apply to
my st BREEDEN FOX co
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Il 'hNDLEs --Jadd's patent wnx, Man.
hsttenvilis, Chemical Sperm, Adamantine and
! isIoT, In store and for sale by
SELDEN MILLER,
m}2 Corner Pearl and Cory streets
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IoU A good Ambrotypist one who really unde :
stands his business can realize the above amount
and above expenses, per month, in the tow Of
Carksvile, Ny Daguerrean Rooms are now vacant.
They be rented By the month year. upon res-
sonabe terms Address me, at Gainesville Va
my 7-.-St JNO. g. BOYD.
sx Petersburg Express will copy times
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- A calm, digniied and thorough exposition OF
what the Scriptures teach on this subject of Slavery.
my 6-3t
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
w $50 Brond Streets

w $50 Brond Street
500 pair of those beautiful Land.cape, 81! cant.
worth - cents 81 0 pair Plain so cents would be
cheap at 81 200 pair Vase Shades Isl, worth double
the money; 200 pair Gilt Shades at the yery low
price OF s 81 richly worth So 50; table Oil Cloths
In great variety from Is cents up the best article
made Call, examine and be convinced
NJ b-store keepers and Peddlars supplied at New
York prices
u Shades made to order, at short notice Cali at
M GOLDENS Dry Goods Store,
X-HI m D..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
DEATH OF DIR. II. X. KANE.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 23.-The steamship Ca
hawba arrived here to-day from Havana, bring
ing the remains of DIR. Elisha Kent Kane, Arc
tic Explorer, who died at Havana, on the 10th
tee, and escorted to the City Hall, where they
will lay in state until tomorrow at O'clock
They will then be conveyed on board the stca-
mer, j, Woodruff, for louisville, en- route TO
Philadelphia.
The city authorities, military, civic societies,
and the citizens generally will participate in
ors We're paid to the remains by the highest off
cials Of Havana, as they were conveyed to the
Catawba
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

viii responsible tie evil effects
which may be produced called Electric
after his great remedy II will be cautioned
aud heed his repeated advice through newspapers
buy and base article, when the Electric OIL well
known and highly recommended by Mayors Of cities,
Members Of Congress, Physicians and Merchants
highest standing shown by certificates published,
and every Phiadelphan then they bear the
quences OF their Ny Electric Oil pleasant always
leaves better than 1t began, and cannot possibly
do harm (ns limitations WILL Children should have It for
Group teething, ladies PIN
pies, complexion, &c. Rheumatism any pain cannot
Sole notwithstanding Department 50 South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
See CERTIFICATES In Weekly papers.
Price 25, so 81 per bottle and person has
made any real Electric Oil but myself, In this or any
PROF. CuAKEs DEGRATu and sole manufacture
e in the world of Electric OIL.
For sale by 7. u LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINS' & DUsHFIELp,
janI4 Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
Pr The wheeling 1ntellig, neer.

"rnE Art UNloN' AoA1N.-4tessrs. Editors:
-''JOhn NJ. Taylor, in communication in yes
terday mornings Intc1Eigeace1, wholly misap=
prehcnds the question of ''E Pluribus Unum' in
Saturdays issue question is not wheth-
er the thing is 'humbng" or not-whether
the drawing which took place on january 2sth
was in the presence of few or many, on fair and
honorable principles, or otherwise-or whether
the results of the drawing were published in
the newspapers or in the Dirt Journal; but the
true inquiry is, "pay do ace not get our maga-
'ass and pictures, subscribed for more than t,00
months sheep This is the real point at issue,
and the other matters were only referred to in
eiientally; but he has not answered it. AS for
the dirt Journal for February, " to which he
refers none of the subscribers in this city, that
We know Of have seen it; and the presumption
is, that it has gone in search of our magazines.
gPLuRtBUs uHuM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

FEBRUARY, a4-Sul1geme C0urt-Ihe Chief
Justice has announced that no argument will
be heard after Friday, 9th inst, and court
would adjourn on Friday the 9Th of March.
The Union of this morning says that the ar
ticle on Prussia and Switzerland, published in
that journal, should have appeared as a commu-
nication It was not designed to foreshadow
the policy of Mr. Buchanan or to criticise on
that of President Pierce, but merely to express
the independent views of the writer who is one
of the most eminent statesmen of the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
CHURCHES or wIIE,IsT..I=SSE;5555i

ls The 81 foo~In ION 2. STRANGERS visiting city pub
.,,n st Of the different Churches, their
win MAZE ~ there are any mistakes,
81 3tittEs,s,s ss'a WIN pleasure
streets Rev b n ,ss. corner Monroe and Byron
81. Johns. Eo;.eon,,;,. ,,.,..,....
Second. en,rs t1n street. between First and
r,ort i'sS- u *, "AssER, Pastor;
Irst rress,te,Sga nv n s " H. "
bets. i.Ey. IT. H. WEED PASTOR Pourthst,
noon. 'et'lSss morning anu a''ef-
Second PrssJ,teyfgo Iy.h.,s, ..,.... ,.... So,
Market Centre Wheeling services ,norinS sS anu
Third PresJytertta. PIN .tert Ist,.ss
TaIbert sts South wl,eelinr , y ,yo anu
| ces morning anu evening.
Fourth fresJv,e Ran p., A :. p..,.- ,,.,..
between washington and
evening. -''-s anu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
RIVER NEws.-The river continues to face with

RIVER NEws.-The river continues to face with
II feet water in the channel
The arrivals for the past "a hours have been
the Diurnal, Prima Donn, Empire City, Reliance
and Prairie City from Pittsburgh; A. G. Mason,
and Allegheny, from Cincinnati, Irene from
Portsmouth, Courier from Parkersburg, Convoy
from stenbenvillc, and Michigan No. 2 from
Suntish.
The departures were, the Diurnal, Allegheny
and \. G. Mason, to Pittsburgh, Prima Doha to
st Louis, Reliance to Nashville, Conricrto Par
kersburg, Convoy to steubenvillc, and Michigan
to Sunfsh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

TnE Fnrrr-From several farmers who visit,
ed our office yesterday, we learned that the
fruit in this section of country is as yet not in
very imminent danger The buds, however,
have sweIed slightly, and few days like last
week would bring them forward to state that
would greatly endanger the prospect
The wheat, from all we learn is picking up,
and herather untoward prospect of few weeks
back is becoming very much improved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

STILL GOING up.-Nc notice in the Cincinnati
papers of last night the following quotations
in the meat market: Sc for bulk Shoulders,
gl-tc for do Sides, and $3.50 for Mess Pork.
The indications to-day, pointed to still higher
ratcs.-Barrel Lard was not to be had at 1sc,
andkeg brought 10 9.4a1s 7-sc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
THE INTELLIGENCER.
M3nIRsOAY MORN: FEBRUARY %, 1857.
no THE pUBLIO.

,,ve bts day sold to aIessEs. Campbell SIcDermot
1pterllgencer office. wereturn sincere thanks
patrons for the many acts of kindness we have
1,,,bsr hands and cordially commend our successors
I,Do,rce. wedOubtnOtthey Will ever befOund prompt
attentive to every department of business and viii
to deserve the patronage of community.
counts will run to the 18Th instant, and We hope our
n, will aid US in speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
7 business of the firm viii be settled by either of the
and , Beatty viii be found at the ONCE for that
purpose, Nif - !" 0o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

For the benefit of our Weekly readers, as
well as to fill some orders in the city, we will
publish tomorrow morning the full proceedings
of the MOundsvillc Congressional Convention.
Those who want extra copies should leave orders
through the day. They will be sold in half
sheets at the rate of So per hundred
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
SOUTHERN MAIL,

BALTIMORE, Feb '24.4New Orleans papers Of
Wednesday last contain full accounts of the
Nicaraguan news, but it is in reality no later
than by the Tennessee. It's strongly colorcd
in favor of Walker and the battles ut 0lragea and
St Georges, represented as great victories.
Col. Lockbridge had not advanced beyond
Cody's point, and was represented to be waiting
to repair his steamer before attacking Seripiqui
fort
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

A cpusrr old bachelor says that two-thirds
Of the married men look upon home only as a
place where they get warm victuals and have
their washing done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

Bill WATSON informs US he is determined
to close business, and offers his stock to those
wanting goods in his line on such terms as will
be advantageous to those wanting them. He
has variety of Hats, Boots, Shoes, &C., which
he will sell at lowest prices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
FROM NEW YORK.

FEB. pa commercial letter from San Juan
dated Feb. 18th states that Walkers forces have
suffered two important defeats since the arrival
of their recruits from New Orleans
Col Lockbridge is reported as having aban-
doned the expedition up the river. His troops
were coming down the river on lografts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

ANOTHER OxE GoNE.-Thc GAINESVILLE aurora,
Democratic paper, has suspended its daily edi-
lion, having found the business an uphill, hard
working and non-paying avocation. The Cou-
risr is now the only daily in that place, which,
BY the way, is a well conducted paper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

The Cincinnati Gazette says the business of
the Post Office is decreasing so much in consc-
ouence of the irregularity of the mails and ge-
neral bad management that the Department is
putting up booths in the Cincinnati office to
rent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25

TuE Steamboats, have refused to pay warfage
Al, Portland KY, in consequence of the bad state
ot,he Portland road. Which prevents their hav-
Ing freight conveyed back and forwards.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-25
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTOItY

virgtnins Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening Mt Hail. Market and Monroe streets
JOSEPH FORSYTH, N. O.; B. az Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge NO. 13.-Meets nboveevery
Monday evening. MooRrtEAn, N G.; ". p. Ne
Kelley, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets as above eve.
ry Wednesday evening. JOus wEtssERuER, N, G.; John
tSnldde, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 59-Meets every Monday
evening at the Hail. corner Market Quincy streets
sAGpsoS snARRoTr, N. g.; John 7zo1Urn, Secretary.
PnnoIn Lodge No. S2.--Meets above every
Friday evening. j. L. MAXWELL, n. G.; " " Bidnchord
Secretary. -
I Abrams Rncampment No. I.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets, the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each MONTH wx. zlsK, c. p s. "
Pearson, Scribe
VIM. Tell Encnmpmcnt No. 34.--Meets as
.month CHARLES DrcknAs, c. Pr N. Steger, Scribe.
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