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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-02
AN EXPLANATION.

III oiir editorial of Saturday last in commenting
the movement made while the last spring elections
for The Legislature were pending. and intended TO
cure the norains:ion and election of candidates
pledged to the re sleetion Of Mr.. Hunter to the SEN
ate, We referred to Information upon which We relied
substantially asserting thstthe editor Of THE South
was prominent both in caucus and at sha hustngs in
abetting this movement.
This publication was made without intention on
our part to do Injustice to Mr.. Pryor. The impress
sion, as we received it, sssmed to be go general
among those with whom we had converted on the
subject that We were not prepared to expect any do
nia of the assertion. But We have since had con,
yersstion with citizen af Richmond, gentleman
of distinguished intelligence and Of the highest char
scter who has furnished us with verbal statement,
OF which tile following a substantial report.
That he was intimately associated with Mr. Pryor
during the whole time Ct the pendency Of the Demo
cratic CAUCUS That so far as lie conld Judge, Mr..
pryors entire course Of conduct was dictated merely
by the desire to selec! the most popular anal suitable
candidates.
That Mr.. Pryor made no attempt, al which hs il
cognsant to introduce the question of the Senatorial
election ss an element in the action of the caucne:
nor ia he aware that Mr. Pryor advocated or favored
the nomination OF any candidate, or opposed any nom
nation on the gronnd Of preference for Senatorial
candidate. That he is confidently Of opinion that Mr.
Pryor could have made no such movement unknown
to him. That he is not aware Of any attempt on the
par of Mr. Pryor. after the action Of the caucus. TO
pledge candidates to the support of Mr.. Hunter nor
does he believe that Mr.. Pryor made any such al.
tempt.
We willingly add that the author oil this statement
IL eutited to our implicit confidence, His opinion is
entitled To our high respect and we cannot entertain
doubt as to the accuracy of every statement CT fact
which he substantiates by positive assertion In view
Of h. statement We withdraw all expression of opin.
lon on the ,ufjsctot Mr.. Pryors conduct.
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rTOp,r,. JNO. ID. ASHTON
!. st, AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
; NHdRNRETOHN. ILLINOIS.
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EUWIN WOK I'll Nv g. CO,
GRuCsRS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
pE,LERS IN IRON STEEL. AND AGRICULTURAL
MAhCRES
ATTEND particularly TO :he sale Of Wheat. Corn,
"A 81 i. and Tobacco Aiult supply Of grain bsgs on
sna WHO wn!cn :I:ners eau DO supplied who with 20
.-Syn s-,,D.,us ly9-c4m
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IMPORTANT TO DRUCcIsrS

"ANTED.-By physician OF FIVE years expert.
w ence in extensive practice situation ss clerk
In Drug Store His reason for desiring situation OF
He astters himself from hs extensive acquaintance with
Druggists and Physcans Of tie South hut be car carry
large amount oftIade to any house The bes, tes,i.
Address NEDICI;s
Feb lT-cwft Naleiul North co,,iine
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GEORGE I. HERKISG'S
CONMiSSlUN AND GROCERY STORE,

NO 70 MAIN STHEEI
II EEPs .wav, On nand u tul stock Of Groceries, TO
IN which he invcs h!s customers and the puoie gene
,t.v As pay. .-ct attention 10 the she Of country
?oues AMI sred 10 farnsn gram bags TO his
s.nds who wi.s 10 seat he:r grain TO him 70 sell
GEU. HERRING,
i,-3-ef No. &c Main 81
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rropsr,. Is, THOMAS PATE,
a ST. AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corner
/, r.ito-s;oe AID Montgomery Streets, Ban Frsn-
.S-"S luo % cf
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BOOB NOTICES.

Sketch Of the life and ministry Of the Rev. c i
spurgeon, from original documents, including au-c
do,es and Incidents Of travel biographical notices r
former pastors historical ske'ch of Park streei
Chspe. and an outline OF Mr.. Spurseons articles o
faith This is most interesting work furnishing as
il does vast deal Of information respecting the re-
marksbIe gounE divine Of whom it treats. |. il fe'
.ae, in this city, by Messrs Worthsn l. Cottre J.
,houd bs bought and rad by al who appreciate re-
igon, eloquence and genius.
SruRoEo.'s SERuoSs.-A naIdbef ci Tho .srnions
OF the Rev. e. u. 5Purgsou have been compiled into
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:, HuEU wH1sKEY.-loo bhlS FOR sa!e By
l. 80 DAVENPORT.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FtJR s.Ip

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
gHNHE subscriber offers tor sale his Tract of Laod call
IL ed s&OWDEN, lytas ca James Rv, :, In the county
Of Gooeheud, thirty mlcs above Richmond This tract
contains four hundred and seventy acre. Of which there
grounds The high land Is very enc, and /, capable OF
The highest improvement There Is Dwelling House on
this pisce good Barn and the usual ou, House. found
on Farm.
Dr. George W. Hsrris ard John Thompson, Es,s u7ins
near Will shew tie property 80 any one wishing 70 7!ew
tie premises.
Sept 2-c"tf SAML D. LEAKF
ID KOGUks, BROGUEs. BROGUES-6,oo 900 psii
ID Richmond ,.sde Erogues, tor sAlc acco,nnoda.
tins terms. by N DEvEREuY
Leather Dealer. l32 Cary o.
Sen, al--ctl Between 10Th md lN!; stT
1EW MODEL REPEATING PISToI.s-Re
II ceived to-day q large stock Of Pistols OF every
make Call and see the styles IA! the Petersburg
Gun warehouse Old Street. L. LEONARD
Feb 10 ctf
DGNDALi. GRASS SERD-for ssle by
N Sept u WM PALMER, SON i co.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24

! 9RELlEF oF.THR, Pooh. "A. second neetinO =
citizens was held last evening. at Rohan,s usil
for thePurPoseOf making further arrangements
for relieving the wants of the destitute in the
city. si
The meeting was organized by His Honor the
Mayor.
The several ward committees appointed at
last meeting to solicit contributions, &c, report
ed as follows:
First Wqrd,-C Contributions $l4s,e5. Sew.
enteen families reported as destitute. and re.
lieved by committee.
Second Yard Contributions sos, 10
Twelve families reported as needy, and rcceiy-
ing relief
Third Contributions $287,75. No
report from relief committee.
Four1 Yard Constitution 10
Fourteen families reported as needing assistance.
4.F'Jtb lK4rL Contributions The
committee are under the impression that there
is not much suffering in this ward Relief Civ
en- in a few cases.
On motion, it was resolved to elect Treasu.
rer, TO whom shall be paid the amounts collect
ed by the Ward Committees, and on whom shall
he drawn orders, 10y the committees, for the pay
ment of grocery bills, and other expenses, in
CURED by them in discharge of their duties
Geo. Il. Tingle, was elected Treasurer
A motion was adopted to institute depot for
cast off clothing, in each Ward, to be at the dis
Posal of the Ward Committees
lst Ward Depot-Wm. Georges grocery.
2d$ :" q -MGlallcn & Kn6xs' store.
Sd "-Jacob SinglGton's grocery.
4th !" LE. C. LETTERS grocery.
9th Z" Reed & Kratts' drug store.
A proposition was made by Dr. Chnpline, on
bcllalfof the Gas Company, placing 1000 bush
els of coke at the disposal of the relief COM
mittccs. The committees wishing to avail them
selves of this offer, will apply to DIR. Chapline or
Morgan Nelson, Esq.
On motion, the Treasurer was instructed to
pay Mr.. Rohan for the use of the Hall
The meeting adjourned.
A. CALDWELL, Chairman.
T. II. LoGAS, Sec'y.
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FROM WASIIINGTON.

JAN 2s.-Last night and this morning have
been the coolest of the season The theTmOm-
eter at O'clock this morning stood at 4 degrees
below zero
zen up at the Annapolis Junction. The train
that left here yesterday afternoon returned at
3 10 o'clock this morning. having been unable
to force the way thraugh the snow which has
again driftetl upon the track.
The labOrers employed in clearing the track
quit work at midnight, and resumed at o'clock
this morning.
No mail has arrived from the South.
The Senate has yet to act ontlIe House amend
ments to foreign cNinage bill
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the information of strangers visiting the city we pub
fish the following list OF the dinsrent ChuFche' anu teF
time ana place OF mee''ng' - uere are any
will make the necessary correction with pleasure;
81 Afdtaftes Elsr"pftinH' Corner Aonros and Byron
'trests Rev. E RECTOR morning SERVICES 4S
O'Clock, EVENING" Z.
81. 'Ohn's, Eircopaa, Main street, between First and
second, Centre Wheeling Rev. G. K. wARNER, Pastor;
morning services 1c1S O'Clock, evening, ~.
FTr"t PresLytFrin REy r. H. WEED Pastor Fourth ST.
Monroe and Quincy; services morning and after
noon. go,
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning ana evening
lard fFesnyer1"'' filt sree D.t"ee an"
rai6eFt sss'' South Rev. T. WOODS 'e''t'
Sss t'ol.,.ns anu 5.... ,,.tn.,r..,
Fourth fre'yfeta'', Rev PAgtl' Pastor, Nan street.
between washington aAp 4lair '''' @
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIvED RK
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.


Mr. yopx Jan 9a--The steamship Atlantic
50 snno,nced Mellow and JEiIl he up at q O'clock
% T','S"noo, Ian 5,h -.Ihe adyices from the
| II 8 hrongbt bv the Africa. which arrived on
the 4tb inst has Unmarried n greater firmness to
~. o on ,s ,'.,e, ana an ;m5royement Of
=, lin, Qualities sales for mast three DAYS
ia .'.,, az, Goo b,lcs ;nclndine 10 900 bales
a ,,ocia f,' and fur cxnort Closing o,Iota.
t;ons are. n,;ddlino Orleans 4 84. middiinr Mo-
h;l"s 2 rs. ,n;ddlinp Uplands 7a.16.
The money market & decidedly easier. Con.
sols Gor onsv and orconnt are GI,oted mt O3 T.s
s so'S % '''N-
az oTnox Ian NJ -zConsoIs for money clos.
- ". NJ rrIo .dy;rbs fror M.nchnstcr
ea az a., lido, S,,nnoi an a5v.pca
'', Ia, The ,morl.ei e.. Rrosd.
.,'t, ,I,.d t",i,, Int oniot In Wheat there
.o bnsinass without omo,ahI
M l a' p'.I w. - o,,n,.J -, a. s,Inos Cd.
,,h;.e =, a. ad.i1S Ftonr ,,,as also without
$3.50. AZ 1,0nsi closed NJ 99ss
gu b,;,S 90 e.I"aa ~. nhjn axe
oeS' h"'" "''S -. a.. 49,. 49,, ;,,,,,r,od
Sos "u r"l 80 o. ~, 'h;'a an"
ae'ns."' u Il oar DIT - w,.r 1mIi
9 Tl WI It" n ir hov;, .nj I;csr
nr :'ileS V. ~ s,IoS ~ gSs"
Se.'t % y, Wv"
"oS gu; N.,..., 49,, .,,,,o;,,,ol Ng;n;..or %
Lore N"l'e' u"S "ec' i,,;J ,1;rin,,,s,;'t
!" "sl'l''..ol'. D.. D',ss;I W"r'Iss
naS , w. selne" EA'S'' "a
AHT ~, or p,r;s ,vI;lo oe1c;,,;n,, Il,
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-,lr1. oRhEspONDENTs.
rnImE rUnl.lO.

,r,,v. his day sold to Msssrs. Campbell McDermOi
rot.lligencer Office wereturn sincere thanks
n,,,op. for tie many of kindness have re-
hands aud cordially commend our successors
,o,te.. wedoubtnOtt,ey will ever befOund promp,
NATIVE to every department Of business, and will
.,for tod,serve the patronage Of the community.
.,oost, vi. run to the 18Th Instant and hope our
Y "a. ill aid US in speedily closing up outstanqur
...osap.
=, ne.s of the firm will be settled by either of the
and Mr. Beatty will be found at the Office for that
',,,. BEATTY { co.
w,,.,,ss, Oct STU. 1885.
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ABour LuNcn BIlI.s,-A very nice little dis
eq,,ion was under way, until suddenly voted
dosu, on the last meeting of the Council, as to
the prOpriety of paying the lunch bills of the
Supervisors of elections. 1t appears to have
been part of the upwrittcn law iii times past, to
Eluidate these little indulgencies But the
Practice has been called to a halt, and it seems
70 US very judicious that it should have been,
inasnuch as it is fable to very great abuse
Hereafter let officials preparcto ''eat themselves
% such OCCASIONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24

PHoT pECRArH will responsible for The evil effect:
,IirI a. az he produced by counterfeit called Electric OH
after his great remedy. II will not be ntone
anu heed MS r, prMtci advice OuEh the and
Inv ami use a base article when tie Electric Oil. vel
En1wn Fhy rsconn, ndsd by Ma! SIs 81 S'Ts.
highest standng rs he shown by certificates lubthtd
and every Phadclphian. then they mHst bsaT the Sonse
nneners or their error Ms Electric III leasaht, AWn!s
leaves person better than it leEa. and cang loAsg y
croup and trcing and ladies It for the skin and PIN
nles complexion, de- rheumatism any pain cannot eK
ist when applied. 80 -, ,,,.,n .,....
PHILADELPHIA.
81 CERTIFICATES IN Weekly PdEDers.
prise - So ami 81 per ioitle, and person has ever
made any real OIL bot myself, In this or any
other eItV
PRoF CAR1Rs DERATu discoVerer and sole mauufaetnr-
or in the world Of Electric OIL. = -
For sale BY 4 II. LOGAN 4 CO., Bridge Corner
Also. hr LAuGHLINSt BUSllF1ELD.
iInIs Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24

IMPROVEMENT OF WLsrERS NAvIGAuox-It
is designed to make application to the Illinois
Legislature, the present session, for power TO
improve the navigation Of the Illinois river by
means Of locks aud dams a plan is also talk
ed about at Chicago for deepening the canal
tom that city to Peru, so as to admit the pas.
ase Of bOAts drawing five to six feet of water,
ulieh will open nayignble line from Chicago
diet to New Orleaus aud the Gulf ports 1t
is said to be feasible, and that, with the power
granted to do it, it would be likely to be under
taken by private enterprise at once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24

LARGE BFEvEs.-1he Washington. Pa. Exa-
miner "fyestcrday, states that Mr.. Robert Cha1-
Ton butcher Of that borough, last week. killed
''rse oeeves, purchased from MesSrs. Robert
aud John Smiley, Of Hopcwcll township, the ag-
|sFesate live weight of which was five thousand
I'VE hundred and thirty.six pounds. Their net
weight was three thousand two hundred and
''F'y i've pounds-Onc weighed one thousand
'Eo hundred and four pounds, one, one thousand
Que hundred and forty, ard the other nine hun
S''d We should say such cattle were worth
o'asE'ns about; but the most astonishing fea-
,ure q the matter is, that the amount of rough
Nl'~ taken from them weighed nine hundred
and Hirty-four pounds!
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80 Eror Ds. .sr.Ih ieetrIc OsI. THE
death Relieve the pam, anu you cheek the disease
Prof De Urats Eectrc oil is til. marvel Of this for
the s9lIoE E,a S9s sss eIsn ay
Cures Neuralgia TOOtlael.s, minutes.
Cures Cramp IN stomael minutes;
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, to days.
Cure: Pains ~ y s I hEsas 1Iu day
Cures Piies, sEellsd GLANDS, 10 DAYS
Cures Frons, Broken Breast salt Rheum, days
cuinsy PalpiatiOn, Pisur, 10 days. cures Asthma,
ScrOla A6sess 6to 10 days cures Frosted Rse aud Chill
Ass ME wilkins Of Lynchburg II chas De Grahs ec-
trie on did not cure him Of rheumatism and strains re-
ASK Rev Nc CaidwenIf did relieve him severe
cough aud pain am the breast Ia one night. q
sEeiel .ads in in ffeen minutes, when the
! Doctor sai1 would die, In short time.
Ask Mrs Argyle, II IL did not relieve her Of the headache
ASK Mrs niaekforJ, Of Lynchburg, If II did her
% -'' DEAFNESS CURED $500.
NEw HAvEN, May i9th, 1856.
Prof DeGra,h-Aly brother las ses deaf shrss
s ssss , p Ssr sn ne ' cGiT9Sa seaas ss s
ASK Mr rantoF, who AfterEeid. GUasht So ESr.h %
sell. Ny ELTEIc OIL removes al pain, AZ Once Rheume
ae,si IS 1ssrs and Cured in one Week. Read letter
NON = : S'.'-'' puill, jane stl 1855
Prof DE GRATu:I have been ahc,s Is years Ntl Neu!
raea aud Other painful eOmplants and have been unable
e esp s0qn ID. q ss any Sas 9E Sy eTs past s;
srTt seund aud we'll and to-day am IKE
what the physicians Of Phadelphia failed
| to 10 In Is years GracSfally. yours, 49,
This on is mild pleasant is pEcPertirs
al good ChldFen should have Il given them
ing Group. Beware o. base ltatUFa, protesting
make Elec1C OF fhsY knOE nothing Of lts
their only bOins get money! Look outl Beware -
Tie only genuine Is made the old stAblehrnt, 70 South
street. not reTlNes ADVERTISED by
base scamp. Name on wrapper and blown IN the bottle.
/ FRoE q. nR GRATH
Sole inventor and maker Of Electric OIL IN Tie world.
RoFsale BY +. Il. LOGAN CO. and LAuGHllNs HUSH
pIELD. oetis:s
Dt 40 lbs. Manila and c.raoeas-sor sal. BY
so I. II. LOGAN 4 co =
| DUE VGNEsGs g, Wholesale aud Retail aiWays
/ on hand n d fer sails ~ MATHEW NcNARB
uovl7 Webster StFett.
| kLNCII GEIAIINIa suI ErIor aTticIg 90 iees fol
| r sale BY - ttee11l = Z. II. LOGAN Cor
IFNCELsIOR WIiisKEY-A prime astielt lust received
(! r and for sale by IJaal2l y. 4. EDWARDS BRO.
/ ltWl BH1S. COppeFas, vary DRY. for sale low By
iAN-O ASStS LAESHklke RgsnStS11
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rpnM Nrnv WORK

JAN carbohydrates from all points cast
north and wesi, chronicle an nnexampled degree
of cold. The thermometer varying from zero
and 80 deg. below. a dispatch from Boston
says that at o'clock the thermometer at Cam
bridge Observatory indicated ~ dogs. below.
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TINE MAILS, &c.

PnILAnELuulA, Jan. g3.-Fivc Baltimore
mails arrived this morning.
The last evenings New York trains reached
Brunswick, where it still remains.
The Columbia road is Obstructed. No trains
have arrived since Sunday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24

HEMP.LThe Lexington (o Citizen. of the t4th
Wehaye received from several Of hemp growers,
Piles their crop for the year 1856 The crop along the
river where the spring sensOnabe, Is fair average IT,
quantity Farther from the river Where the drouth In
In early summer, the crop short. The quality
however, equal the very best have
L.
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TO VOTERS.

p,r your City IaAes before tie 2G s you cannot vote
.r,, ,our city taA paid In MN have
..r, al the rolls in order time. oice the
" 81 Bank. jan28-n
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TnE DuTY. on SUGAE.-The Havana cores
pondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer,
says:
''If a reduction in the sugar duties is resolved
upon, the govcrnmsnto of this island will proba-
bly, return the compliment by reducing the
heavy duties imposed here upon flour, the growth
Of tile United States" As4.tst
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ODD FELLOWS, DIIEECTOII !

YIrSTnIus lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening the Hail. of Market and Monroe streets
JOSEPH FORsrrH, y. c.; B. " tMrr, Secretary.
ErnnkItn lodge No. I3 Meets rs abOVeever
Monday evening. THOMAS MOOEnEAp, n c.; ". p Ne.
Etlrey, Secretary.
vim. FELL s.odge Ne. 3a.-Meets above eve
ry Wednesday evening JonS wGisGERsEa, n. g.; john
Sciade, Secretary.
wheeting i.odxe No. 5O-Meets every Monda,
evening at the Hall Market and Quincy streets
sAMrsoS su,Rnorr, n. e.; John ThobWrn, Secretary.
EonnoIn ledge So S2.--Meets Us above every
Friday evening j. l.. MAXWELL y. g.; w. w. blanchard
Secretary.
Abruas's EneanPalent No. I.-Meets at the
HAIL. corner Market and Monroe Streets GrAt and thir"
Tuesday evenings of each month. wuzxx, C. r.; s. v,
Psarson, Scribe.
VIVA Tell Encani pment No. 3a.-Meets a.
above the seen and Eourth Tuesday evenings of each
month CuAnLEs DlckNAS. C. p; n. Sseger. Scribe.
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Farms for Sale.

80 WISH to sell the Parun now reside ~.
if6Ut upon, Niue miles East Of the city % Wheel TFr
--AI ing, the National Road, and the -
lempheld RarOa, containing 2UU acTts, which l. =
good tNU story Brick House, convenient cut HEstN
tenements-R goo bearing orchard, This faFu well
tnbrFed and " ell watFed.
A. SUI wisi ssl II my farm niirs East
Of Wheeling, tile Hetupfeld RalrOad, being part sI tn
farm owned lS Dap John Wells, eeLtl' Ing So crssOn.
half under cultivation, TIM residue we'll tnbeTtd
Of Fix eet Of suptroT coal Of Easy
TO Railroad. will SAIL In tirse lots to suit
Terms easy There story iFanie DIV Il
ling house and good we'll Of For particulars apIl
to to Jacob GOOding, Elm Grove
Nov 81. Isss-,l.c4.ams ''N wv
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Tnr LAST MEETING OF THE CouScIL-Aftet
the adjournment from the Council Cha,ubyr, on
Thursday evening last, the members Of the Coun-
I'll. City Click, Sergeant, and reporters Of the
daily papers, wcrelnvitcd to attend at an enter
ta"ment at the Mayors residence. They very
generally accepted the invitation, and at the ap-
pointed time were seated at table ,uost boull.
uully spread with the luxu,ies and delisacies Of
&e season. His Honor proved himself u most
sAselent host, and his generous entertainment,
A's year of unre~ a,dcd service will long be
tenlaabercd by his legislative confrderatcs. wt
have never Witnessed better and more geuial
feeling than this social evening ciicitcd.
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masonic DIltNCTORY.

ohio lodge No IOI.-Meets at Masonic Hall
corner Market and Monroe Streets first and third Mon
day evenings Of each month g. W. sloMrs, W. n; AEes
ander L4INOtltR, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-Meets as above on
the rst ani third Thursday eveningsof each month r
BRENTIisGER, W. 81; s. ". Pearson, Secretary
wheeling Union ChHpter No. I9-Meets al
above on the sec0 Monday evening Of each month We
scorr, II. p; S. ". Pe,trsOn, Secretary.
SVheeIin@ EncamPmenI No. 1.-Meets s'
above on the 0urt Monday evening Of each month W.
BATEs, e. C., A. LoriR0, Recorder.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24

TRADE on THE BALTI%onE RoAp.-During the
month of December the transportation into the
city Of Baltimore, on the Bait and Ohio road,
of the principal articles is as follows: Bark ll7
tons; coal S4,7OS tons; tfrewood 10 tons -four
llO,225 bbls; grain ,22s tons; granite 2gs tons;
iron SOS tOr>; ore and manganese 542 tons; lard
aud butter 1895 tons; leather 2l5 tons; cotton
81 bales; wool 95G bales; soapstone " tons; lard
oil lSS tons; lumber $40 tons; lime 80 tons
Live stock, viz: 2l,l94 hogs; 1862 sheep;
horse; 7lG horned cattle. Meal and shorts, l4$
tons pork aud bacon, 2,69o tons; tobacco, S4s
|hhdI whisky 1880 Ibis; miscellaneous, l,125
tons; hay, 80 tons; hemp, Ia tons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24

s's'SEss At Plrrsrvpeu.-T Despatch OF
Yesterday, says:
m. Sa,i1eSs has exhibited little activity aud no
tn nal change in feature during the past week
f, re Weather has been extremely cold, aud un-
ra'J to outdoor operations, aud the Rail.
com ~, much DISTRACTED by snow, cutting of
TGa Thu s!, with the East for several days
ms ms allure Of several of the Stock Banks d
1. -'0ls has caused some uneasincss rs to al
H. slass of Hanks in Indiana and Illinois, but
r 81 vehement has subsidized in a great degrees
II. G y has underground material change, anC
And S Ss is limited Sales yesterday of II
bst y o's extra at depot at 1925; 100 bbls ii
tn "O1l store at ST for Superhne, G,0O for cx
- and 1857 for extra ianily
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-24
FROM BOSTON.

JAN. 2Sd.-The machine shop, engine house
and four locomotives, belonging to the Concord
and Montreal Railroad Company at Lake ilage,
were DESTROYED by fire this morning. Loss cs-
tinated at $4,000.