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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

CoAL-The scarcity aud enormous price Of
fuel at Cincinnati and Louisville, is causing a
great deal of anxiety in both cities. The peo-
pie of Cincinnati are holding meetings and de-
vising means of obtaining coal by railroad, but
at best the price of fuel there during all the
winter must be terrible to the poor. At Louis
vile things seem to be still worse. The Louis
vile Journal of Tuesday says: 'The last bushel
of coal has disappeared from that market There
is a little in the cellars of the citizens but none
in the yards ofthc dealers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

PRoT DEGRATH will not be responsible the evil effects
which may produced by counterfeit called Electric Oil
after his great remedy. II persons will not be cutloned
his repeated advice through the newspapers and
known and highly recommended by Mayors OF cities
Members OF Congress- Physicians and Merchants OF the
highest standing shown by certificates published
and every Phladephan, then they must bear the conse
ouences Of their y Electric OIL pleasant always
leaves person better than 1t began and cannot osoy
do harm Gas limitations w) Children should have It for
crouD and teetng and ladies It for the skin and pim
pies complexion, &c. rheumatism pain cannot ex-
Sole ManSiacturns Department 50 South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
See cirtifcdtesi IN Weekly 71dpers.
Price 25 and 81 bottle, and no person has ever
made any real Electric Oil but myself In uN or any
PRoF CHARLES DRGRET dscoVercr and sole uanufaetuF
er in the world of Electric Oil.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN ! co., BRIDGE Corner.
ami Monroe Street.
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WASHINGTON, Pa, INDEBTFDwEss.-Th The Elk
aminer, OF yesterday, says, that the indebted
ness of the borough OF Washington amounts to
the snug little sum of 100000; $4,000 of
which are in bonds issued to the HempGeld
Railroad, $4,000 in bonds issued to the Char
tiers Valley Railroad, $4,000 to the Upper Ten
Mile Plank Road, and 100000 for the erection
o! the New School House. They are now paying
interest on the $4,000 worth of bonds in the
lank road, and on the $4,000 for the school
house After the present year they will, in all
probability, have to pay interest on the whole
amount Surely, this is not an agreeable pros
prct.
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no THE pUHI.IC.

,.v. hl. dag sold to Messrs. Campbell NeDermO'
llig,neer Office wereturn sincere thanks
'''' ,,op. for tie many acts of kindness have re-
~, ,,,Aet hands and cordially commend our successors
wedoubt they viii ever be found prompt
..,,Ive to every department of business, and will
s. to deserve the patronage of the community.
,ro,, will run to the 18Th Instant and we hope our
0'' adj. in speedily closing up outstanding
..,osn,,.
f--, BEATTY co.
LILLE. Oct. sth, 1856.
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RIVER NEws,-The Cincinnati commeTcisI

RIVER NEws,-The Cincinnati Commercial
give the following: va s.
The steamer lacrosse, Capt D. z. Bickell
yesterday discharged aportion of her cargo
one hundred tons of blooins-intended far Pitts
burgh, but sold to Messrs Phillips & Jordan Of
this city.
The steamer CubG which was sunk nj Smith
land some time since, has been raised and will
be sold at auction at that point on. the 25th
inst.
On the night Of the goth ult, the steamer
Lizzie Lea, from Jefferson, for Shreveport. In.
with go bales of cotton on board, stuck a snap
when in Twelve Mile Bayou, and sunk. The
boat will be total loss. Most, If not all th.
cargo has been saved The Lizzie lee was
0wned by Capt. Barnes, and was insured. The
new steamer Bonita which left Portland on the
4th for New Orleans, is said to be in a danger
Gus condition. A letter has been received from
her Captain, who states that she is in gorge
az Mosquito Greek, and that the ice is constant
ly accommodating around and under her. and her
hull was considerably damaged. Her freight
had been taken ashore and protest entered
She is igsured in Louis lille and New Albany
The steamer Ariel, on her downward trip to
Mobile, onthe LIST inst, whilst rounding off from
Memphis, Ala, was struck by the .Sallie Car
son, on her upward trip, and the starboard bow
of the Ariel stove in by the stem of the Sallie
Carson.
The 4rfet was lying quartering across the
river, with her how swinging down the stream.
When ashore the bow Of the boat was raised
sufficiently to prevent the water from rushing
in Mt the break in the hull, and after having
thrown off upwards of 113 bales of cotton, the
boat was Strengthened so as to enable the damage
to be temporarily remedied.
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ADyIcEs By TnE Same.

NEW YoRE, Jan l6.-Advices by the Emue
embrace the following items Of news:
The Snipe OF Brenne says that a meeting of
the diplomatists in relation to tile Swiss diff
Guilty has been held at the residence Of Mr.. Fay,
the American Minister who acted as an inter
mediate between the diplomatists and the fed
eral council, and throughout cTinced the great
est kindness towards Switzerland.
a Berlin paper says that it is rumorcd that
the Neufehatel question will be arranged by a
conference, Independent of which Switzerland
will be admitted.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

re- prof. ASe OiruIh'B BSGCcIrIc GSIl,-IHE
HGw M & ,nn and you ci,.rs IN. disease
Grat Electric on Is the marvel OF this for
the following, (nOt eyerything)
Cures rheumatism often Ia u day.
Cures Neuralgia, TOOthacllc, minutes
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, to 8 days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, day.
Cures Headache, 10 minutes
Cures Earnche, sun Neck, Aguc, night.
Cures Piles Swelled Glands, 10 days.
Cures Feons, Broken Breast Rheum $40 days
Quinsy, Papitaton PleGrs to 10 day cures Asthma
serofala AGsess 10 Frosted Feet and Gill
ASK Mr. wilkins of Lynchburg II Chos De Grat's Eec
trio OIL did cure him Of Rheumatism and strains
Ceived from IA fall
cough and pain in the breast in night.
ASK MIR. WelcI, Buchanan If 1t did not him Of
Doctor said he would die in "A short time.
airs. Argyle II It did not relieve her of the headache
ASK Mrs BiackforJ Lynchburg If 1t did not her
of headache in h''ef DE I%iPstss CURED.
NKw HAVEN, May 10Th, 1856.
Prof DeGrath-Ny brother been deaf three years.
Alter trying many things your Oil few tnc and
II cured him entireLy CLIFFURD K, SCRANTON.
Ask Mr. Scranton, Who Afterwards bought $50 worth
SELL My ELECTRIC OIL removes all pain, at once Rheuma
Afflicted IS and Cured in Week! Read letter
from Rev. James Temple; -.
GRATHI have been afflicted IS years with Nen-
and other painful conpalnts and have been unable
to sleep soTndy or walk my dsanSs Sr many SsTT past
slept soundly and welland to-day new man
MY wife believe her Your Electric Oh has
week what the physicians of Phladepda failed
70 no ~ 10 Hev. JAMES TsHPLE, $40 South st.
This on mild, pleasant and harmless Its properties
are all good. children should have 1t given them teeth
make Electric OIL They know nothing q its
their only aim Doing to get money Look out ~ @
street, PhiSdvlphia not removed, advertised by
base scamp Name on the wrapper and blown In ne 3D'e
Sole Inventor and maker Of Electric on in the verdi
PIEI.D Octld:w
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY
'OR 1867.

Vir.inins Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening Hall, Market and Monroe streets.
JOIN s. WRIGHT, N. G.; B. NJ CfIrr, Secretary.
Monday evening. JoHS BATHA, N. G.; II. r. CAGp!iHe,
Secretary.
VIVA. Tell Lodge No. 33.-Meets above eve
ry Wednesday evening. J. G. HOFENASN, n. Gil John
StEade, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge NO. 59.-Meets every Monday
evening the Hail. Market and Quincy streets. H.
Baowx, n. G.; John TzoCurH, Secretary.
PnnOIu Lodge No S3.--Meets above every
Friday evening L. B. McLAIS, n. G.; w W. Blanchard,
Secretary.
Abrams EncnmPment No. t.-Meets at the
Hail. corner Market and streets, the first third
Tuesday evenings each month. II. UrUNAS, P; s. w.
Pearson, Scribe.
WIN. Tell Encnmpment No. 3+.-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month"; WA KLrNELEE, g. p; VIM. WstsgGr6er, Scribe.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Ohio Lodge No. 1OI.-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Market and Monroe Streets therst and third Mon
day evenings G. w. sIGnTs, w. Nj AIeT-
andsr LdwghliH, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12S.-Sieets as above on
the first and third Thursday evenings of each month f. d.
BRESTLlNeRE, W. NJ; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Uuiou Chapter No. 19.-Meets as
above the second Monday evening of each month. W.
sCorr, II. Pr S. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EncnmPmemt No. I.-Meets as
above on the 1urth Monday evening Of each month WI
BATES, G. O., Il. LOriRG, Recorder.
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SrppnsEn MnRnER

ALTOONA, Pa, Jan. 16.-The body of well
dressed man was found this morning two miles
above this place, with his throat cut and hands
and feet frozen. Appearances indicate that \
brutal murder has been perpetTated. A letter
was found in his pocket directed TO Samuel L.
Corcross Dunleth Illinois
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

PmxrrRs' FEsrvAL-A grand Printers fes-
tral to come off this evening at Pittsburgh.
Such an affair was in contemplation here, we
learn, but the exceeding toughness of the times
caused its abandonment
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wErcquest that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisements by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser
ton in the morning following. The crowd of
night work renders it necessary.
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~ CORkEsPQNDENIS.

-.,ps concerning subscriptions advertising or other
LII .ss of the Integencer should be addresss@ 10
J. the editorial department Of the PaPeI
sTIrsse to the EditOrS Jointly, or to either one
writing for publications. will please write
ais SIDE o. t above rules vii! greatly obre US,
A more prompt attention to correspondents than
al 80 -. otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

PnrspuRan AxD SrEuBExv1LIE II. r. Co.
The election for President and Directors of this
road, held on Monday, resulted as EoIlows:-
For Prcsidcnt-R. w. Latham. Directors
Isaac Jones, Robert Woods, NJ B. Brown, Will
liam Phillips James Shoemaker, Robert Nc
Knight, n Holmes, j. A. Wilson, r. Galway,
Alex. McCIintock, William Perkins, S. B
Cooper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
,., lanes wilson, of Missouri, will speak at the Dis
,,,i., charc,Cen,re wheelins-On tomorrow, Sunday
At 1pK An. Ianl1-lt
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A WRETCH of husband and father writes thus
to an editor in Providence, in Rhode Island: 'If
women were turned out of doors in Kansas,
with no more clothes on than my wife and
daughters wore when they went to party one
cold night last week it would have been an
Outrage, and the Journal would have had two
leaders about it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17
Pm1LON'S PAPMIAN LOTION,
Or. Floral Beautifiar.
1T rs MOI a DYE

rsyhdired Rad, sFsoHs 6liefe ttfh dtasfsts efGS
6'iiT or scalp. read re Jf4iOIriag. rad jEdge 9,
1IRs. 1. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER-
Rev NJ TEACHER (6a years Of aEtH fitrhrr, Chen:
County, n Y y hair Il rsotnTed - its natural
color and 70 fan
Rev. Wan. CUTTER, FL. Mothers AaEaEne. n. J. AMY
hair changed to as natural color and ing on bald spot
&c"
Rev b. p STONE D. D.. Concord n. II "Aiy hAlF, which
grey, = restored 70 its natural color. &c-"
Rev. D. CLENDENIN, Chicago, III clean add ny test-
mOny, and recommend Il to ny friends"
Rev D. r WOOD AiIddI-toulu n y '.Aiy OSn hAIr has
greatly thickenrd, also that Of Of ny family, Uhs
y becoming bald, sc"
KcV J. P. TUSTIN, Charleston, 8 c. The white hairs
becoming ObTatei, and new hair forming, &C."
Rev. A. FgIEH Silver Greek, n T. 'It has produced
good eject my hair, and can and have commanded q
Rev. JOS. MCKEE, Pastor Of West D. r. Church. " e
Tecommrn ds a.
o. Rev L. MORRIS. Gross River, n Y, alec. and
Mrs. Rev. II. a. PRATT, Hsmden, ". r.
We might swell this list, bgt n Tie above si 70 eonvnee
TRY IT! Sold BY all the principal merchants IN the Cnitrd
States Clba and Canada. Wholesale and retail depot, Ne.
ass BTOone Street New York Some asaisFu Try 70 ss art
cles instead Of this, which they make pTo1t,
write to depot for circular aud information
oct1s.6riiau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

A.nry.Eun-To-night, be it remembered, is
The last night Of the theatrical season, and one
Of the greatest bills of the season has been Sc
,e,ud Read it in another coIu,nn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

Tue dwelling house of Mr.. James Sheets, of
Independence, Washington CO., Pa, wasdestroy-
Cd by fire few days ago.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

VTIRGINIA: At Rules held In tie Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Cuurs for brooke County, in the month Of jan
uary, 1851:
Nancy Ellen Stanley
In ChaneeTy
Isaac Stanley.
The object Of this Bill IS to obtain decree VfReuiO
NItriliOIii BY Plaintiff against Defendant
Il appearing from the return OF the Sheriff, we'll By
affidavit made In the that the said defendant Is not
inhAbitant Of this Commonwealth Il is ordered that he
do appear here within month after the due pahl-
cation this order, and do what may be necessary
protect his interest And Is further ordered that copy Of
this order BE- published week for four successive
weeks the Wheeling and posted the front
the County Court next AFTER the entry OF this order.
copy-Teste: J. STARR,
jams Clerk.
Langftt, pal
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CALIFORNIA STATE DEBT.

NEw YoKK. Jan. levels, Fargo & Co.,
notwithstanding the Reputation Of the Califor-
MIA state debt by the Supreme Court, will pay
the balance Of the January coupons.
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wANTED TO RENT.
rwo SMALL DWELLING HOUSES, containing about
room. and Etchen pleasantly situated and convent
'p' janiO-tf
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FOUNDRY PROPBRTY

Por sale or G.ense. In West Columbia, va.
TTNE property good working order, having Black
smith shop with fires, Patterns aud tools together
with stock OF The buildings so feet In leuEhth, by
80 feet width it carpenter shop and lathe shop with
lathe.
The property Is in the fine growing agricultural
and county with large coal trade in
active operation.
The property will leased OF years mechan
les steady habits and good character and none but such
need amply should desire purchase the
ents vim he made easy either with without the stock
This property has chartered privilege for manufacturing
OF &SU000. Should company purchasing desire 1t, the
chartered privileges will be allowed with the property
avis 2td tfW SARGENT ( BROTHER.
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Farms for Sale.


60 WISH to sell the Farm reside fsEssS
SSSSk upon Nine miles OF the city Of Wheel lEEazE
S0 ing on the National Road, and on the 80
Hempheld Railroad, containing e0U which Is
good story Brick House, convenient out budingstW0
tenenents-a good bearing orchard, &C. This farm Is well
tImbered and well Watered
ALsOI wish to sell my farm two miles East OF the city
farm owned by Capt John Wells, CONTINUING So RcresOne
under cultivation, the residue well tnbeFed and
contains OF superior coal, Of access
to Railroad. will sell in three lots to suit
Terms easy. There Il two story frame dwell
ling house good well OF For particulars apply
to me or to Jacob GOoding, Elm Grove. ,,,o,.
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RI(T.

ALBION, n. Y, Jan. IG-A desperate riot is
progressing here between Americans and Irish.
Two men dead, and several dangerously wound
cd; knives being freely used.
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STRAMRR AMRRICA

STEAMER AMERICA.
HALIFAX. Jan. 18th, P. Mo signs Of the
America She is now in her 18th day out from
Liverpool Weather clear, with a light north
west wind.
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NOMINATED.

HARRIsBuRG, Jan. l0--The Democratic eau.
Gus nominated Henry S. Magraw for State
Treasurer by reclamation.
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HARRISBURG.

JAN. 1Gth.-The Democratic members of the
Legislature meet in caucus tonight to select
candidate for State Treasurer The election is
10 take place on Monday.
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

Por the Information of strangers city pub
sh the following list Of the different Churches aud their
me ana place oil meet'hE' mere are any msaKeS' We
win make the necessary correction with pleasure:
81 AGtttE0S, EkaAeopaa"' Corner Monroe and Byron
streets rev. r. Perkins, Rector; morning services ~
o'clock, evenins,1
81 Jo@S EPfscopnttd''' Main street. between First and
Second Centre WheeiinE' Rev q. N. "AhNER' tas'oF
morning n, services 10Y o'eioek evening" ".
Ft1t I''''Vte''an' REV H. II. WEED PASTOR Fourth ST.
De.@een monroe anu quincy services morning ""' "e'
Sl, ,......, ,,.,u ~,
'sr,ss. nornn. md snina
~, rlS,, go, $50 h,. nm,
= y,oons ..r,.
css norn ,s,.' am, evening
E,rtI Jre5,teyion Rev, A p,r,, Pastor Main street,
and
"e'"ee" "At"'"h'"- anu ~ $50 sc ~ W W
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. l6.-Hon. Tusten Polk has
been elected L. 5. Senator from Missouri, fOrt the
long term.
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U. S. SENATOR.
PORTLAND, Jan. I6.--AmOs Noursc has been
nominated (for the short term) L. S. Senator
from Maine
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The QUESTION sErTLED.-ADAMs awarded the frat
premium DasuerreOtype likeness at the late
Fair in thsc Also premium for best display of Da-
guerreOtypes ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given to any
Artist In Virginia who equal his picures. either on
Glass or Silver plate Call his Gallery 1876 Main street,
corner of Union examine his AmbrOtypes, DaguerreO-
types and Photographs octl1
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VTIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Brooke County, Ia the month Of Jam
nary, 1857:
william HIndman and wife Elizabeth, Robert
CIcland and wife Elizabeth, IVAN d. Hindman
and wife Jemima, and Samuel lIndnIan and
wife Margaret,
Cornelius Donovan and wife Folly, Abraham
Barber, jr and wife Margaret Ann, Robert To C,,,..-
Merchlund JT and wife llaFrietta, Mary Ann 40 S''
Hindman, Felict of james Hn,lman deceased
Virgil IIindmRn, GARLIC NJ. HindmHn and
Jnmes IIindmnn, William Cl,Iand, Samuel
Cleland, EiiEubet cIeiand, CathhrineC IvlAnd,
Robert Cleand, Rebecca Cltland and Samuel
Hindmau.
The object OF this Bill partition Of the
Of Samuel Hndman, SEM la Brooke county,
distribution thereof amongst the parties entitled thereto.
And Il appearing from satisfactory evidence That the de
fendans Cornelius Donovan and wife Polly, Abraham Bar
Der, wife Margaret Ann, AID Mary Ann Hindmnn
reIic OF James ndnan, deed, inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, 1t Is ordered that they do appear here
within month after due publication Of this order and
do what may be necessary to protect their Interest," And
1t is further ordered that copy Of this order be published
a four successive weeks In the Wheeling In
telSencer the front door Of the Court House
county day ;hs County Court aE
ter the entry Of this order.
coFy-Feste; J. STARR,
jams Clerk.
rs. W. White, pol
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FIRE

BosroN, Jan. l6.-rhe Union block post of
flee and two adjoining dwellings in Milford were
burned this morning. Loss S5o,O09.
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STRAY COW.
TAKEN mp the lands Of Michael DaWleT, December
i 18Th, 1886, the Wheeling and Farmont road,
miles from Wheeling, Marshall County, Virginia. said
s dark brndie, about DID, praised AZ Egh
teen Dollars. JAMES II. HILE,
JAMES BROWN,
dsesl-s.us Eraiiecs
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57I;T LAW OF NEWsPAPE3s'

..t, Al moi 1--WE express notice 70 the con-
saopdeFed as wishing to continue 'he'F so0seF'-
ttah o-,,cr the ,ltscontlnuaRce Of their peri
LII 1 ,alser ray continue to send them until all ar
paid. e,ect or refuse to take their period.
TO which they directed they are heid
.s irOs I'M they have settled the hill and OFaeFeu te
remove to other places withoutlntorm-
Ill '2tTs and the papers are sent to the former III
l.r iHr f,gey are held responsible. .,, ,r,oI
fsi0t rts have decided that refusing 10 take
ONCE or removing and leaving them Nncae'
.s q n s.' Etcia evidence Of Intentional fraud
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DEBATING SocIETIEs.-A good number of the
young men of the city have established an ex-
eNIent Lyceum, meeting every Friday evening
IN Temperance Hall, opposite the Mcclure House
lhey generally take up the current questions of
the day for consideration, and upon which al
most every one is informed, to greater or less
extent We commend the enterprise There is
nothing which better belts young man for ia
eng the world, in any of its phases, than this
same system of practical debating. 1t wears
oil the natural dilfidence and gives the readi-
Dess and confidence, which properly exercised,
ATE always the great auxiliaries of success in
Uus'IeSS The society already formed is con-
"naniIy, We learn, increasing its numbers; and
~ehope that all our young men viii go and wit
ness their performances. Every thing is con-
Quoted on Parliamentary principles These ly-
's0ns have been the nurseries of some of the
'a0s' efficient men of our country. The history
.. oaF o-ntry shows this in the great majority
o. her Statesmen, and it is a fact which should
arrest the attention of many young men who
'PS'u their evenings in frivolous amusementS.
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InE SrFuRENvILLE RAlLRoAD LoAN PAID
Inc Pittsburgh Despatch of yesterday says =
oA Thursday, s, F. Won Bonhorst, Esq, Secre-
N'y OF the Pittsburgh and Stcubeuville Rail-
mad paid to John c. Davitt, Esq, the City
lFeasuFer, the SUN Of sl7,5s9 60 in cash, be-
,.s the principal and interest of loan of $l6,-
''o made by the city to the Railroad Company
Va December Goth, 1856, opay interest falling
cae0n City bonds, guaranteed by the Railroad
company on SanuaIy list, 1856. Thirty-three
. " Tie first mortgage bonds ofthe Company, OF
s'OOo each, were pledged as collateral for the
San and these have now been surrenderedto the
s0npany, whichis thereby enabled to take up
y whole of the first mortgage of $4,000 ae-
.,'uing to the contract rs executed with Messrs
n N'ns and Thompson, the lessees of the road:
re balance Of the old mortgage had been pre-
,olSly provided for. The procedure will do
70 establish faith in the Steubenville Rail-
bs ,a Company's affairs than any thing which
81 81 occurred since they failed to pay the inter