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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14
.RA1LRoAn Aclt.InRNsrI

TORONTO, O. W., March s.sl-A great acci-
dent occurred on the Great w eStern r. r. The
train which left here this afternoon for. l1anil-
ton, ran OF the bridge above Hamilton. pretiiyig
tating the engine, bagg carand tHd passcnger
cars into the water The locomotive and tenSInr
passed over the bridge IN safety, but the tSYd
rearcars, containing 90 passengers, fcltlirougii
between so and 50 persons surpassed TO be Kill.
led. ons5the spot; among the killed nre Saml.
Zimmerman, wcll known banker and scontFac-
Tor, Sir. Street, millionaire OF Niagara falls to-.
gethcr with sister and mother! in-law. TliOs G..
Mack!in, killed, many bodies not yGt taken
from the water and nanes of but few ascertain-
ed. The passengers who escaped death are all
more or less zlliahgied most Of them injured be-
Yond recovery. The Doctors are Having To.
rdnto aud Hamilton. Thesbilge was partially
broken down and the cars one on top OF the
Other ~ g distance Of 59sfcet The excitement
caused by this terrible catastrophe is beyoTd
precedent Parliament adjourned tic moment
u hcardot the accident Nothing llaS herctos
fore occurred in this vicinity that has created
suehpT profound grief
5f5 ,s5s sRcoSp DISPATCH
ToRoNTo, g. W, March d. Ihe disaster Of
yesterday oeenFrcd to the local accommodation
train Of this city, bound. to, Hamilton, and con-
tanned fFonlI6 70 y1G0 passengers only o were
taken out alive from the wreck and Of these b
have since died Inc engineer and fireman
We're pitched lIeafllUng into the Canal The
.1qggages car and q passenger cars that went
l.throngh The bridge are .. complete wreck. a
large RleE qt zen are, today ex-
tc9l4g the dead IRON the wreck, 90 dead bod
les ingl SEIeny neDand children are laid
out on tie floor IN out house in the Vicinity
many gllpMl have beeli identified. Nineteen
other bodies lie In one of the C0tnuany',s bnild-
iIgs only Of tlieh have been identified The
gers al belong u this rity md Hamilton
anu other many prominent aud
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Ror a. lntEllIseneer.

TuE FoueTu OF MtRcn.-!Iow often will the
Sabbath interfere with the 4'lnauguFals,' Ii
Philadelphia" will refer TO my first comlnuni
cation this subject in the Eatelligeneer of the
loih inst, lie viii observe that mention no
date beyond she year 1877; nor do state as lii<
letter seems to imply, tint eeery seventh Pres
dents Inauguration day, after 1921, would
on the Sabbath. Ny reason for noticing
the subject was to expose a popular error, viz:
That the Sabbath comes on the 4th of March
once only in century, 'Srhewise oltlmen who
framed our Constitution. no doubt, discovered
that the sabbath day would como on the 4th
Of March as seldom as any other day that could
be selected; but ii docs not, rs a New York pa
PER states, possess privilege no other date
enjoys" 1t viii be seen by statement give
below that OF days in the year are equally priv
legged as regards bbathinterferencc Itshows
the number of times each of the first seven
days in March will fall on Sunday for one, hun
drcd Inaugural" years, extending from the
year 1900 to 22On:
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a Chapter on MOSES.

A little tprned-qp nose snggestsa childish d
men are rarein the higher races, and, when tlleSS
occur, seldom fail to indicate weakness of mind
OF imperfect moral development IL they are
short and thick, we may safely presume strong
sensual disposition. a turned-up nose, with
wide open nostrils, is generally sign of empty,
pomPous vanity, large, strongly-marked
is sure sign of masculine temper or undue dc.
velopncnt Of the less refined Sensations Great
general leanness, the excessive use Of snuff, and
the frequent use of the finger in REORGANIZATION,
may reduce nose to pitifnI shadow, and give
1t q most marvellous sharpness. When coupled
with pale, thin lips, such nose is certain
warning against the narrow mind that dwells
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

ArrorNrSEST.-Mr. George Weir, of Cam,
rsilgc, o., las received the West Point Cadet
zip 10 which that Congressional District is en-.
6lsl
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wAsnrxGrox COLLEGE, PA,-The.public ex-
animation of students in this institution com.
rcnced on Tuesday last. The sessionwill close
Ga tuesday next, after which there will be
vacation until the first Of May. w
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It will be seen by this statement, that tie
Presidential Inaugural-day will come on the
Sabbath IS times in 400 years, so it would have
done had March ID been selected, or any day in
the year. the number Of days from these dates
March I'd aud 4th) being multiple of seven;
for instance, had the Ith or 18th March been
chosen. If the lest favorable day had been
fixed on-Mareh sd-tIe Sabbath would lave
nterlerred with it only three times more in 400
years than it would do with the 4th March.
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r. AZ: teraDed, from this time to reduce our husi.
,ss cash ysts fast eirculnstanees ilI permit.
~. pr,,lsel tia; this arransemcnt VIII be mutually
to oar subscribers and ourselves. Accordingly NC
ranged that and after this date, no subscription.
he st vii he received nnlrss accompanied by The
=. and all present subscribers who found In ar.
lie Isl Of January, Is; S, ri stricken IRON our
All subscriptions viii be iseUntinueda at The plratol
: lie ;iuse rstd for.
,,ar,rtsnE Except by the year, aud job work, cash
u,,h 81, iSo5.
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53IIGBlIlasiIlI VII3SOHTg

EUGENE IgEIISS0lTs
Aitorney sntsl tyt ilsls e1sl .lSsfl1e gent
=. = sNfINC3RNAs AllHSEESQ9sA T1SEi
sStat iaHids loan nonays and attend 70 Western
wv 7fnVfst6il nts EehtTlll S=fqe plhsEgt
k1,TrS Real Is9tle sale
Hes' e le land 1llee on the 4tl Of MAJ next
M tss fhoFp1 exal l1ed THAI pqFtpn oe eQal ~
k;T6Sl@lf into isafilresss
RFfsREN CRs - y, 9 . BANK, .. O. Itst
Fsn; Bahk Of lHhseltnEs Hon. Ja15ss Ptl Esq-
SfSSSrs. TSI3rt felaa4aAn ssA&-sall
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,sS M nor be Responsible ortle evt ecs
&C., lFg ~ produced ny RcOunteFEe called Eirctris MI
snS b s EIsAl EtnsdY y PyrHons will not be uope.
Inv and M aav.ct tn onEh the ana
Si[ ana q, g iEhly Yped b Astofs eSs
OF CoSress. PLY SeIhn8 Merchants a. fS
VI as 5s has shoEl b earttfcatE puIisl,r
then they must benz the come.
80 Gys Sss than BEGAN
Group and teetng and ladies use Il for the skin AMI I
st.Ehen HppIied. ts=H4S RFF'A S"pIsot TX
Philadelpha.i - ' fs sstH 1 Ss1FfEsti
See cistJecdteS IN .EeeGly ilYoeya
Price %, 30 and 81 er bottle and no y,erso, hSS a,.
oti,y tIs Esa1 Electric Oil but myself, In this any
eF IN the world of EIretrtc on. - >
q kgr saleby 7. g. LUGAN q Co, Bridge Corner
ftAtsSIs; oy t-5 5LAUGHLISS' & BUSIIRIELD,
-4'"'F Monroe street.
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= Vheeline IIigh School.

ENtIE subscrIhtra have 4soeAed eselts for te pnF-
ii pOss o. 0penng and Atical School in
eal tae bsst i,s High seheSls in our snun
to- p6tilE class In CulleRc,
Of 10 effa In % fes eo1Fsa5Of
5ndies vii embrace tie lht l Latps Greek FfapCh,
me have hid In in
aud OF t6 II e heat
inStn1i0ns in tIr Uued etatsts satisfGs.
tory test6iohials aud - /.
me Military Feature viii ee dueed tar 70 have
8Ftiis 1l advantage Ia give
lux ocular - tie papls and their
sehO6l VIM 6penFt % Tie t of March eloae
for tie VACATION on the th july Due uotee
ISiif6s7 oven or ~ location % ne school.
For me present. The b. found II the 1ilra
enss where can Dc tsl6 toE.
fJsnssssl y 7esf3s5 rs jar. JONES
fsfssst q o9itAe Va, Military Lnattnte
sSassS ~ Gu ARIES RGCILElGf AslIs
ss3 Of EFineetgu G0iss n IL
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DiARv OF 4 GAHDExka ron 1854 aSD '66. I
March lS-Put out onion scts March IA
Planted peas. March 15-Pl anted few pota.
toes March pol lettuce just up. March 3D.
HadiShcs mp, April 6=Peas up. April 1e-FF
Onion set up May 8-FlaIited corn. May OF
Potatoes up; first mess 81 lettuce. May a.
Corn up. May 27-Peas in blossom Juno 60
Garden corn in tassel. July q. First mess
Of peas and potatoes July Corn in silks.
July 20-First green corn fto. day
April Il ls56-L, ettuca up. ApEil 20-Peas
up. itS0-Pla corn May At6e;
up. May lS-6ariell eorp up. AIay l7=-ESat-
peas July 5-+First new potatoes July 2s
ElEst mess Of green corn. I4ANo SINE
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CA Mo r. AsN N 0IES INK US EE66. iT7 n :,
d. e No Cory 1NIrATED, No TRACIEa RgQuIRRn a. IL
i,,tlA !sACkIN'S PATkET sELF-INsTRUCTING Pro.
CE IN REA9tANSlllP ena6lea every one 10 write with
ms t4se aud ty. 1thas adopt.
p te Public Schools Of New York, our HFst uer.
The process, complete, with full directions for nse
l ne sent prepaid on the receipt To clubs or
drsSz siE5AsB AlAcLAuES, ss5 5tohdWay, New York.
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Jeffe1son's Ten snnIes = f I,ifa-


JeffeIson's Ten Rules of Life.
4. Nsevorput off till tomorrow, what you can
do to-day. h- & ~ -
2. Never trouble another for what yov can do
8. Never spend your money before you
4. Never buy what You do not want because
1t IS cheap 1t will be dear to yoll
0. Pride costs us more than hunger, thirst
and cold.
q Wcseldom repent Of having eat too little.
z; Nothing is Troublesome that wc'5do will
8. How much pain the evils have cost us
Which never have happened.
g. Take things always by the smooth handle
10. Whenaugry, count ten before you speak !;
if very angry, a hundred
IRllEGuLAu yElps.-The Paris correspondent
Of Porters Spirit of the Tines,is responsible for
the following:
It is astonishing how foreigners arc imposed
EuPon by some of our ways The other day j
vent to see u little Frenclnan Just arrived, who
had been taking English lessons us he informed
me, on the voyage, from fellow passenger He
complained much tho difficulties Of our gTun-
mar, especially the irregular verb.' 8. For In
stance, says he, "Ze yerbtogo. Did one ever
see one such verb ~ Aud with the utmost
gravity lie read from a sheet of paper:
i go, zd5 sss tis-.9 ~
Thou defartest, s
Heiclears out,
Wecut stick,
Ye|or you make tracks,
They abSquatulute.
" Mon Dienl Mon DieuI What disrcgular
vSrbssyou have in your languagG!"s
--tt---77=-T--ps s-====-
CoNISG IT STRoS0,-Little gent d, fifteen
| g Mother, you must allow me more fluids;
can't go among our fellows if you lolI't.9
lndulselt Widow ty, my son. you have
three dollars week now You certainly cart
spend more than that >
Little gent-'' Yes, that's all well enough ;
hut where I'LL my slnasIlcs and cigars TO come
LrOm2 and Glat newfoundland dug has such n
devil Of twist Pm surcihe'll eat nesout one oi
these days. i, 80 s. = "a ? "
Indulgent w idow-s. Well, my child, guess
you'll have more, as wish you to be as great
| as other people" - YES I
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COMM ERCIAT,.

7Wfl0IsIsSs 5I5is u q re-
CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL. SALES, = :
VI BY 9. alaaIs EIal1l EtIi Xs5etisss 81.
80. Is 80. 8 aisllEo, ll.seb q. ISL. q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-14

TnE WHEELING INJuxcTroS AGAINST TUE BAI-
1lNorE AND ONO RoAD.-The following is a
cory of the injunction filed inthe United States
Cisenit Court for the Maryland district against
the BAIT & Ohio road resembling the resolution
declaring dividend:
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VIE ONCE ~ The WrtsEl CO. has been moved
% the " Z ~ r. Depot This public will please bear
~ mind that this Is the only dfret Route baltimore nd
Yashlstou City psspaieheS .ceysd ali points East
j. BsMgt16R, Agent. 3 n fsiS
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From the North American Review
We cannot too highly commend spirit In which the
essTt and lahorlOuS work before been conceived
anu executed They Will become Indispensable refer.
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piRn6es Melpdeons, SSTaphtnes AccnrieOns, tuned
andrePalredE and other kinds ofinstrunents generally
NTith,neHrusss nIll disIntcll.i
ESIAll goods RarFa1tel. d this establishment. s.
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The application for the injunction was 6lei,
and Setdown fora hearing on the Tthiof April
fancy will be on the bench ana l0nitO in hearing
the motion. %
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Prom Jared Sparks, Esq.
The work has historical wel as IiEeFary value and
s a9oted 70 the Instruction and Of every
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GOLD MBDAI5 PIANOSI

% WaleIk Street, New York.
-1ESssi, Received First Prize Medals ip 7eeupetts
ton Stl tls best taakeTSs Of Beaten. M
III u = MI III York Phllslelp11 and HSitirdoFe
two FIRST PRIZE MEDALS It lie Ne.
Al 81 The Crystal Palace, a. w. less II com
~ a 1nstttute, BpIt 1856 TIE FiIsT PBzS
AEDAt II the Falr Crystal Palace, New York. 1885, A.
nonE the judges we're such Mason, Goltsealk WoIleS
ga9pt ana OILERS s. Pianos, (gth and without o1
kFAule EarrlHte for thg cars. and F5tffS
ise gwen. tlanos packed and ihipPed Without Clarke
tF1SeH AnpaeFutef I
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New York ADVERTISEMENTS.

PROM
ssi3s4 NJ - = sksE sSs az l;HKsA q OSONs8
Advertising ana Corresponding once, SO. ss5 BFsS1
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Inc6nneepn with the above, keep larEest stock
the Western country OF the following guods HIOns, YtO%
Double Buses Guitars BanioeE, Tab0rnes
DRUMS etc. fact keep every article belonging to the
Music buNnGsS, t25sgezi 1878 ffssf 8 "
s.-Brass Bands supplied with INSTRUMENTS at short
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OFFICE, coNNEa a9XEFlI AM lI0NaoE 'sI,TkEEfs.

BY THE NsATIoN a q iITNEIs
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NEW ARRANGENIEN1

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ttHta4AS = A'VAtSASOtsi
The bill is also to compel the delivery to the
Which is that citys proportion Of the extra diyi
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & COMPANY.

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| Cor Pine md Nassau etSeaGn Mes NsS,,1.5
! ssDE IRREGULAR NOTES and ErTRns OF CREDIf 1oT
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M 4iElb tny y stoalid ~ 6so
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OF ls eest NtdseTtts, aud ren0aheed ~ d1.S
terms and warranted 70 any ciiIate
OrdeEeJrOt the s1tflttgH Snd
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tiGng may 1e returned Fefnndlhr me = Sre M
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SHEET MUSIC.
constant resolving aud kp hand large and 4
Choice cOs ctiOn Of Sheet Music Also Instruction Books
for every kind Of Iustrnineu' n0S In tse tfEEx ~
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49,. lRleTEl1E FRAlEE9
Fasrx Aookins-( and IFSlss AIanrfsets,1
NJ 5Ssts 500 lIUfLACE ~ 5AItt Nh.
-. $500 3
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Ppbliahed by CHARLES sCRIBNRR,
mb1lz1r4, Nos 81 Z SO Broadly tap sairf) n.
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46RCA1ST1GE1C CREDITS
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On hI4u 1strtiis, furillie3 abpea
INTEREST ALLOWED current ace66iiis aud SnteiSI
Deposits Slt arrangement tb9IS1SsSSS ~ ,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24
SOUTHERN sHow.-Have you seen the

COCGhEhN ChtWs-1dNt you seen the
elephant" and been to the Circus now holdinr
torth on the corner of 9th street. French Garden
Hilll IL not, you will have opportunity Of do
ing so at half past o clock this afternoon and
again at night be in place you will lose your
seat. Eldred. the proprietor Of this exhibition 10
we'll known throughout the South. and promises
lots of fun and amusement to all who visit him In
his canvass house We don't know what Mr..
lerryman says. nor how long it takes him to say
it, but that he gets of many good things s evident
70 all who have the thousands of persons that
shout and yell while his jokes being told. The
trained horses and mules, added to the growis Of
the tiger, the snort Of the elephant and the riding
u the company, make up ample variety for one
sitting Go early. if you wish to see all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24

The WAY THE SwEnES DRISK.-Bayard TAYLOR. in
one of his letters to the New York Tribune writes.
Drunkenness is leading vice among the
Swedes. as We have daily evidence here Six wears
ago the consumption of brandy throughout the
Kingdom was RiRc gallons for every man, woman
and child annually; but it has decreased consdera-
bly, since then, mainly through the manufacture
of beer and porter " BOjcrskt or (Bavarian beer
is to be had everywhere, and is rapidly be-
coming the fayOrite drink of the people. Sweden
and the United States fast proving the fact that
lager beer is eficacious in preventing intem-
perance than any amount of prohibitory law
randy-drinking is still, nevertheless one of the
greatest curses of Sweden. 1t is no unusual thing
to boys of twelve or fourteen take their glass
of fiery fRkie before dinner. The celebrated
Swedish punch, made of arrack, wine and sugar. is
Il universal evening drink, and one of the most in
sdous invented, despite its agreeable flavor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24
MUDDY WATAR.-The abominabIe |

MUDDY WHARF.-The abOminable Il
Iuid called water. which our citizens are now r..
celying at heavy cost through the hydrants. an
which is scarcely fit for swine to make their ablu
tons in, should be filtered by some means if sucl
thing be possible. scientific friend. who is ali.
practical man, suggests a simple and cheap wa
Of partially titering it, in the following manner
'uild up semi-circular wall in the reservoir il
mt of the mouths of the ''mails" of unmorta =,
brick, say three or four bricks thick the faces 10
rubbed smooth SO as q lay close. TIN ough tn
wall the water will filter. leaving behind all f..
and trash, and most of The mud. This remedy f,
muddy water has been resorted to elsewhere. an,
the cost will be but trifie compared I
the comfort it will afford all cold waite
men, we really hope the City Council will try
here. drink of clear, cool water is a heyerae
,urpassing all others. but the idea ofswallowing
table spoonful of mud to get q glass of water
"ather too much of good thing, if it can be avoiC
cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24
CoUp DE SoLEL.-The heat of tbe>sur

CoUP DE SoLEIL.-The heat of the sur
Yesterday was very oppressive and as a conse
luence many of those who were exposed to il
burning rays were seriously affected. We heard OF
two men who fell in the street from what is called
sun stroke. One of them was taken into Dr. vii
son office, corner 9th and Broad. where he wa
properly treated and after being restored to con
>clousness, was taken home by his friends The
other was named Wheeler. and has been employed
IN the canal short distance from Richmond H.
fell in fit near the Armory works and carried t,
the residence OF some acquaintance on Oregon Hill
where he is now lying dangerously ill., The use o
black hats, bad whskey, or too much ice water ar,
said to be prejudicial to the health of those wh,
are compelled to expose themselves to the heat o
the sun.
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PATRIOTIC ExrRACT.-An orator in a rural district
of Ohio, thus held lorth on the Fourth THE Anne
rican Eagle! the American EAGLE, gentleMES that
proud bird OF onr liberties, az she Misunderstanding
Ms she stands-standing,' with great vigor) with
one foot on the Alleghenies and the other en- the
Rocky Mountains. and stretching her broad wings
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, shall-stretchiprh
broad wlngs-wlth one foot on the Rocky Noun
tains and the other on the Alleghenies, shat-shaH
HOWL, gentlemen and fellow citizens in the glorious
freedom of-her NATIVE ARR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24
MADE HIS EscApE.-Timothy McMa

MADE HIS EsCAPE.-Timothy McMa
han, valuable member of the chain gang, gave tn
Assistant Superintendent the slip yesterday morn
ing and cut sticks Tim is as keen rs a briar, an,
knows how to pull his ropes as well as any one
Finding that the principal Superintendent had beeI
called away from the work on 9th street, he pre-
tended TO be desperately sick, and requested to b
allowed to step aside for few minutes. As he hat
behaved himself very we'll, the officer could not rs
luse him, and Tim slipped into the ravne to return
40 more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-24

The MISSIONARY PACKET BRIGANrINR Morning
Star, Captain Moore, arrived at Honolulu Hawaii
on the 9th April, after passage of 3s days from
Boston Mass, having been compelled to put into
Rio de Janeiro with the loss of her foreyard Thi,
is the vessel which is owned by several thousand
Sunday School children in the United States On
the 18th. Capt. Moore, of the Morning Star was
presented with handsome flag accompanied with
prayer, singing of hymns, &c. in presence of the
Sunday School children of Honolulu foreign and
native and large assemblage of snectators