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oFFIcE. CORNER wArER AND MONROE SWEETS.
CONGRESSIONAL.
m Asl1INnrnN Dnc 8

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson introduced a bill to Sc
cure to actual settlers the alternate sections of
public lands reserved in grants to States for
railroad purposes.
Mr.. johnson, of Tenn, introduced a bill to
grant every head of u tnmiiy, who is a citizen of
the q. s., a homestead of one hundred aud sixty
acres on condition of occupancy and cultivation.
On motion of Mr.. Slidell, u resolution was
adopted requiring the President to communicate
the records of the proceedings of the several
Naval Courts of Inquiry held IN this city,.
On motion of Alr. Seward, a resolution was
adopted directing the joint committee on print
in to inquire and report whether any new pro-
visions of law are necessary to secure the faith
full performance of existing contracts which pro-
vide for the publication of accurate reports OF
the debates of the two Houses of Congress.
The Senate resumed the consideratiOn'o of that
part of the Presidents Message relating to Kan
sas, which was argued at length by Messrs.
Douglas, Fitch, Clay and others. Further con-
sideration of the subject was postponed, and
adjourned.
HoUSE,-The House went into a committee
on the Senate Treasury note bill.
Mr.. Grow, of Pa, opposed sending forth ire
deemable paper currency, there being nothing
in the treasury to redeem the issues. 1t would
but add to the evils which now prevail, He IA.
vored a loan which would bring forth twenty
millions of dollars in coin, now in secret recess,
unemployed and waiting a safe investment.
The bill was discussed atlength, during which
many party and personal remarks We're used Of
an unimportant nature. Various amendments
were discussed, one that banks proposing to
raise the amount not exceeding 5000 GOO, 900, by
the issue of stock, redeemable in one year was
rejected, rs for and 109 against. The com. rose
aud Senate bill passed, yeas us, nays Sc.
The House passed, 81 against SO, Senate joint
resolution, that when both houses adjourn to
morrow, it DC till the 4th of January. Adjourn
ed.
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FROM NEw YORK.

DEC. 22.-The Herald's Washington CORES
pondcnt says, an important movement is on
foot, which promises an easy settlement Of the
Kansas agitation, it is intended when the Le-
compton Constitution comes on, to take it up by
tile friends of the administration, both as n par
ty measure and as a formal assertion of the
Democratic principle of popular sovereignty
The costitution will be passed with a proviso,
that it shall be presented to-t!:e people of Kan
sas for final acceptance and ratification. This
movement is a southern one.
An arrival from Rio Janeiro, furnishes advic-
es to the 10th of November. Sales of $500 bags
of coffee, after an almost total calm for ten days,
prices are unchanged.
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The Cash System.-we sec by an advertise
ment in another column that our friends, McClal-
lens, Knox & Co., have adopted the cash sys-
ten of doing business, and have announced
taeiF determination not to depart from it. They
have in their retail establishment q superior
stock of boots and shoes which they propose to
sell at u reduced rate, in view of the cash sys-
TEN. 1t is better for the tradesmen, better for
the purchaser and better for the community.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-23

Tie Fish Crcek Nasder-4cquitdl Of Baker.
The preliminary examination of Henry Bak-
or and Isaac Powell for the murder oftho old man
Moore, on Fish Creek, was concluded Monday
evening at Moundsvillc, and resulted in the dis
charge of Baker. nothing having been ELECTED to
warrant the court in holding him for trial.
Powell was sent to the Circuit Court for a fur
ther hearing. The Aurilla Wood took some
twenty witnesses down the river after the trial
and u great jullilication was had to express their
qualification at Bakers acquittal.
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Mristmas.-The time for happy gatherings,
social reunions, appropriate presents, and gen
eraI enjoyment is coming-almost at hand, and
i. 7. Scott, as usual, is up with the times, He
has an unusual stock of everything in the jew
cry line suitable for Christmas presents. Young
men DESTROYS of taking advantage of this go2e"
opportunity to compliment their mistresses, or
present tokens of respect TO their parents, will
fad appropriate articles at Scotts-brothers,
sisters, relatives and friends can find mementocs
in intettninabIe quantities there, at reduced
prices.
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Alleged Midnight Assauit.-A struggling, vng-
a%bondish, used up, dragged out sort of a look.
ing chap complained to the police yesterday
morning, that about 10 o'clock the night pre-
viOus he was set upon by n gang of drunken
r]owGics, at the Market street stone bridge, and
after being knocked about for fifteen OF twenty
minutes, was robbed of his coat and hat and
then chuckcd into a mud hole. The story is
not an improbable one, but the police made
inquiry into this case, and the result was the
conclusion that the assault upon the used up
individual must have been made by the stone
bridge itself while in a state of drunkenness.
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Whipping His Wys-A German named
High, of the Filth Ward, whose physical con.
di'ion, as opposed to sObriety, corresponds,
about half the time, with his name, fell to beat.
ing his wife on Monday night He was taken
to Aid. Newby's and fined IS and costs. He
ought to have been sent to the chain gang for a
month.
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CARLYLE, Ill, June 2s, 1859.
Ihaye used Prof, OIL. Woods lair Restorative, aud
have admired its wonderful effects. My lar MAS LtCCn-
Ing, MS i thought, rrematurely gray, but by the use ofIis
ltestoratiYeit has resumed its original color, and, Have
no cUubt, permanently 30.
S. BRESSE, ex.Scnator, u. s..
Oh, WOOD 4 CO., proprietCrS, Sl2 lroadNay, \. Y, Cn
the great \. !. Wire Railing EstabMslment) and ia AlAllIt
street, St. Louis, Mo. And sold By all good Druggists.
dec3:dtw&w9m III
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Do1glt1 SpeeeA-wc shall print Tomorrow
morning the great speech of Senator Douglas
on Kansas affairs. As there seeems to be a
great demand Cor the document, an extra edi.
ton viii be worked.
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NY anu er@'l'ui SfoiISMoN MANN.

FRIEND WOOD; 1t was q long time after saw you al Bliss.
field before l got the bottle OF Restorative for Which yIu
gave me an order nyonr agsnt in Detroit, and when t0t
1t we concluded to try it on Mrs. Manlhs hair, us the sursst
test of Its power. II has done all HAT you ass ured me It
Woulu do; and others of my family and friends, having Wit
messed It's effects, are now using and recommending It's pte
t. others as entitled TO tie highest consideration you claim
for 1t Again, very respectfully aud truly, ours,
IL -L--- SOLOMON MANN. !.
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FALL FASHION FOR HArs.

1857. 7
AM now prepared to furnish my numerous patrons and
1.-the public with a very superior quality and style OF Molc-
skin Hats, which are llght, elastic, iast-color, fine lustre OF
finish and of great endurance, as they Will render good SER
vicein all kinds of weather; also a general Rssortue emit Of
Soft Planters French, Rockland and Hungarian styles,
Black, Brown, Pearl, and Beaver colors. Also, MEMS and
Boys Caps, of the latest styles. I'D
n D.-MolesEin Hats finished to conformation measure
on short notice. Bring along the cash and you can get all
kinds Of head gear at q very low tari1, at
W J1MEsON's,
aug22 No. SIS Main st.
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va HONSEKEEPERS

IMPROVED AIR-TIGHT PRUiT JARsI
Tue only article that can be used year after year and
A eLsEer a good purpose, for preserving Fruits, VeGeIa-
bles, &e..&e., in their natural state. The body of the Ware
Is Perfs city solid, the ElaiZe pure niJt glass, and the Jars
free IRON all Metallic substance. They are free from any
objection Of poison light, porousness, &c, &c, which have
condemned the Jars and Cans made of other materials.
Full directions accompany each Jar. For sale, Wholesale
and retail, 1t the House Furnishing Store Of
J.K DUEHkM L co,
jySI us Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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Concert aud BaA-It will be seen by an ad.
vertisenent in another column the German Tur-
neFs Association are to have a grand concert
ball at the Melodeou, on Christmas evening
Every effort will be made to render ita splen.
did and entertaining affair.
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VIZ request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisement by three o'clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
ton in the morning following The crowd of
nirht work renders it necessary.
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Mooney, as usual, is in advance of all compe-
tition with the latest and choicest eastern dailies.
He has the Ledger-the Philadelphia Post-.the
Waverly and a host of other papers. Call this
morning.
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Inporant Rdi1roa4 R~Pture.-We learn
that an open rupture has taken place between
the Marietta and Cincinnati and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad companies, and since last Friday
there have been no regular or authorized con,
~uections between the two roads. Our inforrma-
ton represents that "the Marietta company
has been driven to this by acts OF bad faith and
unjust determinations on the part of the Balti-
more and Ohio Road" They also charge it,
(says the Parkersburgh papers,) with having
attempted to fix the rates of through transpor-
taGon to points on the Marietta road, and try
ing to compel acquiescenee in its doinEs-with
discriminating against this route in favor of the
CerAral Ohio road, in time of running and con-
~nections of trains, and also in refusing to give
through tickets OF check baggage. They also
ehargeit with having violated its agreements in
reference to the receipts on the transportation
Of freights.
The steamer John Buck will in consequence
be drawn off the connecting trade, and the
through fcights received on the Marietta road
will be boated to Pittsburgh and shipped over
the Pennsylvania Central road.
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Cheaper than Ever.

HREATpIsTREsS and heavy losses in the East. Railroad
" Stock, Bank Stock, and all goods forced on the Market
and sold atruinOus prices 10 the Importer and Manufnctur.
er. 1 have just returned from the Eastert cities aud have
purchased goods ,at those rpipoDs prices, and l now oaer to
my customers md the public generally, goods made MP TO
order, in Goats, Pants and Vests in the neatest and most
fashionable way, and r~eady-made clothing, lower than they
have ever been offered in this market, You will get Hne
clothes for the same You have heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy Cos26l a. n. ADAMS
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CHARTER ELECTION.
Cnndfdnte

MEssas, EDuoE-.-Please announce the name OF ALEX
AMBER WALLACE, as a candidate for City Sergeant at
the next municipal election and oblige {
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The Rirer-The river was rising yesterday
from the recent rains. The weather was dark
and cloudy, the landing was muddy and bust
ness was dull. The Courier left last evening
for Cincinnati, with a good trip.
The Sunfish packet Aurilla Wood is doing a
splendid business, and giving universal s%atisfac-
ton to passengers and shippers. There are no
better officers and c%leyerer fellows than Capt.
Thompson and Clerk Jerry Cochran. They are
amply deserving of success.
We take the following from the Cincinnati
Gazette of last evening:
We learn from Capt. Cook, Of the Hibernia,
that the owners of the steamer John Buck have
commenced suit against the Hibernia for $4,000
for services seven hours in tightening the Hi
hernia off the bar below Marietta, a week or
two since. When the Buck went to the assist
ance of the Hibcrnia it was distinctly under
stood that a liberal compensation was to be Civ
en-, and when the Hibernia was off Capt. Cook
rendered the owners Of the Buck seven hundred
dollars for their services, which they refused to
ascept Their demand is certainly a very OK
Orbitant one, and we trust the jury who may
have the case to try, will rebuke the owners Of
the Buck, for their attempted extortion, by grant
ing them only what they would have made if
they had not left their trade.
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Moatre-Tho tragedy of Fazio is to be pre-.
sented tonight, Miss Mitchell appearing as BE-
anca, in which character she is said to be espcci-
ally effective. This tragedy has elected more
attention and is thought to possess as much
merit us any one that can be nahied outside the
master efforts of Shakespeare. Mr.. Meeker ap-
pears as FaziO, and the pieceis admirably cast.
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MEssEs. EDIToRs Please announce our fellow citizen,
Mr. ~ A|rNAURHrEN, as an Independent citizens cam
didEte for City sergeant, at the ensuing Charter Election =
Mr.. 81. Is fully eOinpetentftO discharge the duties OF that
office, and II elected, Will make a faithful and efficient Of
fcer. a VOTER,
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WANTED.
IMMEDIATELY, at ISAAC ~PRAGER's, 12S
w Main Street, a sufficient number OF Ladies' and Gen
terHen to buy for cash; Goods at lower prices than ever
sold before. the season drawing to a close, 1 shall sell
from this day, ALL n \ ARTICLES in the Fancy
and Dry Goods line Mt 4 REDUCTYON.
1 would claim particular attention to my stock of
SILKS.
or which 1 will sell m article worth 81 so, at 81 12%; some
worth 81 10 at 81 e5; some worth 81 90 at 81 90, and 9th
eTS in proportion.
FRENCH MERINos worth 81 % at size; some worth
81 so at 81 I23; also those fine Printed MerInOes worth
81 50 at 81 90, and those worth 81 IS at 81 12N.
Cambria Bends and other Enbroideries 1 will sell at such
prices as will, 1 am certain, please every one.
Call and see for yourselves. ISAAC Prayer,
nov25 J3 Main Street.
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Tie Carbon oil is now used by many to tho
exclusion of every other light. It's chcapness
above other oils and fluids is undoubted. 1t
will not smoke when the wick is managed as it
should be. The wick is nothing more than strips
of Canton Hannen. And taking everything
into consideration, it is the cheapest and best
light in use. If anything more can be said of
any oil we give up. Call in at Bookings, Mon
roc street, next door to Times Office, AID get a
quantity for trial.
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For superintendent of water Works..
MEsSRS. EDfTJR5-rTustin that my services as Superin-
tendent during the past year have met with the appreciation
OF the public, which ! have hoped and de fred, / again res
pectfulig oG:r myself as an Independent Candidate for
reelection to the office. [dec9zI JAMES NJ. HALL
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HATS AMID GAps

aAIS AND CAPS,
AT VERY REDUCED RATES.
NJEhave this day received a very large lot of Mems,
w Youths and Boys Fall and Winter Caps, which we're
purchased since the advent OF the present money crisis and
we're bought for cash, consequently we're purchased at un.
usuaiIy low iates, ana We VIII sen them from 70 to 70 per
cent lower than they were ever offered in this city. We
can offer good cloth caps atfrom 2ucents and upwards, and
plush caps from 25. Therefore all persons iu want of a
good fall or winter cap, and wishes to save money these
hard times, are requested to call at
oeSt g D. HARPER 6 o n Cheap Store.
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NOMINATED.


C~INcISNATI, Dec. 22.-In the Democratic eau
of the Legislature of Minnesota on the 10th,
Henry M. Rice and Gen. Shields were unani-
mously nominated Senators.
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It as a Fact, and one full Of meaning, that
persons residing in Texas, California and other
remote places, where DIR. Todd's Liver pills are
not for sale by dealers, will send their orders
still for these pills, prefcrring to incur the ex-
nense of securing a good reliable article, rather
than use the cheap and worthless pills with
which the market is flooded.
Those who once use these pills according to
direction, will never use any other pills, how
ever cheap they may be sold. Address your
orders to T. II. Logan & Co., Agents.
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cash NOTICE.

nN aud aner JANUARY FIRST, ls5s, All retalI sales
u winBe for Cash, by tdec2al MARSH ( WAYAAN.
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CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
Ioner myself as u candidate for the Office OF CITY SER
GEAST, at the coming Charter Election, and If elected [
shall endeaYor to meet the just expectations Of the public.
declI A. S. HALL0WEl.L.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
DEC. 22.-Flour dull and prices nominal
Hogs in fair demand at 81, aOa5 90, with sales of
$500 head. Whisky 16c.
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COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL SALES,
BY I. N. PUNlPHREE.
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BALTIMOR MARKET.
Dec. 22.-Flour dull. Wheat very dull, sales
of white at sl,l5a1,25, red s1,ooal,o5. Corn
DC lower, sales of new white at 3ja40c, new
yellow 4oa45. Whisky quiet at 99ao9.
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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER

SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
We nave just received at this Office, another lot Of Burr's
,,a.rnr Seas Iuk-the Lestin the country. Orders from
.,,atry Offices promptly filled. Terms cash.
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4 DIRK NigdL-We learn from Capt. John
Snyder, of the Baltimore road, that the Board
Tree Tunnel will soon be in a condition to al
low all the cars to pass through. Even as it is
the arrangements are SO admirable anil safe that
little time is lost, comparatively in making the
passage. Capt. Snydcr notes Monday night as
one of the darkest and most disagrceable he
ever encountered on the road. 1t was raining, hail.
Ing and showing all the way up from Baltimore.
No detent5ouof consequence was occasioned and
the connection was made with the Central Ohio
road, Since the change of time in the latter
road, the connections will be made regular and
sure, as it gives the Baltimore road some forty
minutes more time.
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OPERATIONS RESUMED.

ST. JouNs, n. F., Dec. 22.-Aner a suspcn-
sion of te%legraphic communication with the o.
the impossihility Of repairing the lines, all is
now again in order, and operations are resumed.
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Iris a most undoubted fact that DR.. Snnford's
InvigoratOr, or Liver Remedy, is one of the
greatest discoveries made in medicine the past
century. 1t has been n study of the DIR. during
twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest num-
Der of ills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulator of the system
and the most liable to disease, while if kept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &c, while last but far
from least VIC mention consumption" for our ex-
perience is that more cases o. consumption occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
put together.
Taking this to be a correct hypothesis, we
lavc but to find a remedy with which to correct
the liver, and we have a cure Of nearly all the
diseases we are subject to by simply using a
preventive. That the Lnriqorator is such a
remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try it, for
its virtues are such that for all complaints aris-
ing from liver arrangements, tits an u~nfailing
remedy, while as n family medicine, for all dis
cases of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
ed in a greater or less degree by liver ~derange-
mcnt, it is the safest, sureSt aud most clicacious
remedy known.-prin. Press. dec
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RIVER AND WEATHER
CIxCIxNATI, Dec. 22.-River stationary
Weather cloudy and cool.
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a u. 90 AsIIINUIONl DEC. z.
SESXTE.-Mr. Wilson introduced a bill to Sc
cure to actual settlers the alternate sections of
public lands reserved in grants to States for
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Brooklyn city News.

sUIyc LiQroR suSpAr-ChArles Wagner, the
keeper Of . lager bier saloon In The Fourth ward,
brought before Justice cornve tho charge OF selling
liquor Sunday In violation ofhe Excise law. mo
accused appeared BY counsel and demanded jury trial.
which accorded He sold several glasses OF lager
bier Sunday tho 3lst Of Juno, for which he
rested The officers 70 the fAct, and counsel for
the defence brought forth evidence 10 show that lager
that the accused w no licensed and did NOT under
the provision Of ~ new law me being given 10
the jury they returned verdict OF not guilty, and the
defendant thcrcupon discharged This The second
that has been tried. The nrst resulted In the dis
agreement Of the uy and In this case Of the sequisa Of
the accused.
srrcms DpowSSe.-A man named Francis Flo,
about es years Of age jumped overheard from the FOO Of
Hamilton yesterday 0Gcer Ferry, OF The Third
district police with others got him out and applied the
usual resoraves He appeared 10 revive and was taken
70 the station house. where physicas called In He
sank, however, and died. He was formerly rom
Kinxstop N where he lived with the family Of Come
lius Van buy me- He wash single The Coroner held
inquest and verdic In accordance with the facts
rendered.
Furrs BaDep.-The Fire Commissioners intend In
short time to eoforse the law that no man shall come
within the lines at hre unless he has badge sou.pscu.
ously displayed or has on nreman's uniform Ye-4cr
day the DcpuE Superintendent cleared the ropes Of No
10 Ersne 81 runsers Thew ~ere erougbi before the
Mayor reprmspded and DISCHARGED
THs PorrE Some OF the members Of the Me,rop,n'su
Police srd paid visit 70 Brcckyn yesterday, and were
conducted about the city by Deputy su erntendeu Fnk
hey examined the station houses With the vew pr,sssy
Of econ commencing operations 10 The removal and 40
continent Inc.