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SUPERIOR NEWsINK.
We lave Just received at this OiCe, large lOtof yshr
Hrrs and prepared to supply all orders
es.atry f'isHas- tf
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In connection with the above, keep largest in
The Western country Of the following goods: VOiins
ilnceiloss Double Bsseg Guitars BanjOes, Tambornes,
Rlunaes Accordeons, Flutes Plies, FaReoets, Clnrnets,
ETC. 10 fact keep every article belonging 10 @
s.-ATass bands supplied with instruments ut short
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-21

Papocs, Melodeons S,raphlhe5 hd Aceordeons, tuned
and FsnsiTs SP geneFa
~ An goods Earrantsds at tlsIs, hlislment. ar
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RELIGIOUs NC9TIc,IE

INI1I4ANIANDNJSo - 9NNaLINLIIsT7.l
n,er v. T. Mo"Ts orISetauy, Va, viii preach In IN,
Dcpe Church, MARKET street. Ceutre Wheeling to.u,or-
ras sunday morning at l,9ssahi in the evening Mt
s,s!1:k. go ;.
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ARRIvAI, OF THF TBNvFssuD

ARRIVAL OF THE TENNESSEE
New York, March 20.-The Tennessee has
arrived. She left Grey town on the 9TH and AS.
Pinwdll on the i 0ttiinst sIg.lIFll
Rivas. esg-5
The nlliss rFsniain 1t San Jorge. Jorge. Walker.
had attacked the latter place twice unsnccess.
fully. s7 g. - = !Ia4 fs.55i 5
The failure Of Sockridge's attack on Castillo.
is attributed to the cowardice of Col. Titus who
subsequently, l2s left going over to Rivas.
The allies made tgo at ON Walkers pc.
sition} on March SCI + but were fspulsed
The Brttis STEAMER Clyde arrived ct Aspi1.-
wall Lon the 9th, bringing thirty deserters from,
Tho sloop.oi-war Dccatnr. arrived al Panama
ON the 9Th dates from Calao' to Feb. S g.
Several vessels were loadin Nth ChincaS under
contract. lnsurgent Yiranico'ss revolutionary
counter revolution al ina: Viranco Is rlannng
an attack on Truxillo Major DlshiclI, %. S. a.:
came passenger from Key West, ss9Ss +
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Bhllndelphin lTnrkel

P9ltAplPalA, March 9j-R readstuEs very dull under
es eIreTmst"nSes by the Alsi dFopp-
Rye ut S3 Corn meal held at Ss IS SSg,
not much Offering and bnt sales at 48iSSS
nps 9nd $lII@1S6t for white Corn ia IN fair
dennud O1 bush yrlloR sold for new and old
et6 G. lsyc, sales 2G0 bus ae SEE Whlsky unchanged,
sales IN hhlS Oh OInYersee In Icvs RI
bus s0Id at ssb9s s. MS closing Tie latter
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-. ,.s-.,.,4p SSS44GGED .a,3,i.s, .,,,aa g.r.
Lot1syIhIt, March, 20-Ihe steiner Beb
franklin; New Orleans 5EtruclNa at Ami
stcrdairt dam
aged and disctiafg She Il gt6ifhg on The Ma.
rine Ways at PadGcais 81 lie is insdsGd sNsfsJi
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49, IELE6SItAPA.


-4IUWFTGTo-
CtNcIGSATI, arch nnsetIled under The steane
news, no was made public. Whi,kE dun an
oWer sales OF S9 hbs at 22. Provisions, nothing oinT
With sales 20l hls ut II Other article
unchanged. - q FFgYs3Ti 90 80 - 7 ? .
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BY TIE MARION AL LINE.
o1E9gE e9sSEg y EsB 80 8a sFgEEEs.
E.t2lthIS3rITpsisHNsSs
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ALPS.
BosToN, March 2O.-lhe steamer Alpssfr
liverpool, with dates 20 "Wednesday the 9th
inst, arrived insp6r to-day. ssf4i..s4a
4 eIh9 papers BIZ the Alps contain 9 debate ia
/ Farllament on goba s moi elatiVe 10 the
Il warm China Itrterminated ine the 1lefeatIof
\ the Minist bdt it was supposed that Lord
4 Balme would neither resign or dissolve the
1 Parliament. slet ~ 675s ra5 81,
LIyERPoo1, March 3d.-Ths cotton mark
closed steadyS sales for the past two DAYS were
~ 600 bales including ,000t6 specnih tors, and
4 the same amount fur exuOrb s.
4 BreadstLfts dull Flour declining: Corn heA-
Wy. Provisions steady. Consols for money
closed atat3 -4aa3T-ss Ess ass5t ssse Fsss.s5s!i
\ Flour, plchanged; state 29sa30S; southern
unchanged Mt 29sa8ls;y Ohio s lsa32 Ehite
/ wheat unchanged sales mt gsa9s6d red I'M
changed at Ssas9d. White corn unchanged at
/ S5saSisi yellow 8Ss6da34s; mixed SSs3ild83S
4 adssi Bacon ,tlrtp, but buyers demand red1e-
ton. Lard buOyaHt with tlWrge speculative iu-
q9iry at 1lEa72ss but bidders demand m adj
vance g. T5s sIalow dull aud ALT quotations
have declined, though there IRE Still sales on
4 speeulations .sazsss,ss - 81 s.s ss.sszif Z
5oSposmM Honey easier. Funds lat P MS closed
247. s,s' =. g
The steamer Alps bronghtn mails.
4 The steamer Africa arrived out on tho 2nd
instant, and the City Of Baltimore on the Sd
i instant, ats2 rllstzsq7 se1s, 7'i.sH
Sir John F. Champion, late minister to IHano.
YER has been appointed minister to Washing
Adviceslfrom Chin. are to THE 18th of De-
cembcr. they say that the Emperor has pro-
\ Inhibited his subjects from trading with the Eng
/ lisb under penalty Of death. ~ 3S Il
/ dONG koNG, Jan. 15th.--No further opera
| tons have taken place against Canton. The Of.
4 hclal dispatches give details of an attempt on
the part,of the Chinese to retakc the Tcetoum
fort, and an attack on the British ships by vast
numbers of Chinese Junks. The attack was
well concerted, being made at low water, when
large ships could not hanover, but was brilliant.
" repellsd . 5 e 81 =. .iai
Admiral Seymour hadahandoned the Dutch
fort and factory gardens, and strengthened his
/ positions lower tiOwnithc river. Recruits were
/ expected from Singafore. g ~ 49,
All the western suburb Of Canton were burn
ed on the 9th of January, by the English. Fl
large fire, had also occurred inside Of the
lefty. The Mandafins of the district hadsissued
the most blood thirsty epithets az ailSt Tho Eng.
lsll, and had offered rewnrdsfor assassinations
and ihccndinrisln. zsssss sF7si 3 -
In Hong Kong all the Chinese have been Of.
dered to quit the services of foreigners andre.
turn, under penalty of the destruction of their
relatives remaining home, consequentlysncarly
ail the Chinese servants had left their situations
Aletter from Hamburg says that private adl.
vices q from Hong Kong are Of a most alarming
/ character. - - = tset 81 q =
The botnbardnlent Canton had excited the
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BEArrIFuI COUNTRY REsrDENcE ask
the attention of those desiring to possess a most
beautiful and healthy country location, to the
advertisement of Mr.. Roian, which the reader
will find in another column. It is seldom. that
an opportunity is presented for securing so de.
Hrablc home as the present, Besides being
IN the healthiest and. best peighborhopd in the
vicinity Of Wheeling, it is supplied with all dc.
sira6Ie conyeniencese to. render it .auI cnviaBle
situation. Those who wisl, to secure such proR
erty, would do well to attend the sale to-day,
as it will be disposed Of on reaSqnable terms
Mr. X. also desires to sell two dwelling houses
on Zane street, East Wheeling, WHICH, five
may judge from the rents obtained for them, arc
very desirable. Persons wishing locatoninal
retired part Of the city, should, examine this
property previous to the sale-this morning at
10 O'clock, - s! 4 :,
ADyERFEslSe. Sers;, ono .of.oua
country Exchanges Ne take up, NC find thesad-
yeT'tsrrugut of AlcssFf SE0nesGE 9Idinas, u T.
Scott, 's!!aitef. MeialkdS.' Knox Is Co. ,1 and
.napHPcTs are of eo,nsg or
The consequence is thatpeople from t1te c6ontfy
Pa'ronize these men when they come to town.
There's no denying Tie aet, that advertising; Is
like bread ,ls2s east 6pSn the. The ST
Evansville Gazette in.airgviewsof'the bnsiEes
houses &c sSesoq5ty, asPtiuu 81
several, giving asits excuses tiiat,hot hot IsSini
seen their cards ia ths s4iines i papers ape ises
S9nes inst the Siiil Houses yeplIl ;oGendcdat
saS'ns their names 6todgh thszpnbliel
Soio9q9 must 1HS haye this class of men
,nh's,eEe when IS that with:
"O'aeE'l; FQQret than issmectI yet 10
poverty .s's'sl{ .is' g, ~ q -
hRooka, GOrSEr:Ns. L. Marks ana sataaeE
Moore Esq, arc tile didates tf6r Mayor of
M'slAhurg-e-bath Democrats
also a91isea that Dr. Ed Smith, -Dr: said
LEWIS R9PaYpiRg pre- SaHdtdstss 1t.t6e
mouse OF Delegates 1.-The ~ ells6urg Herald,
iNsPeakiNg' Of DFa EEfaWeilS sh61t a a
II WY .eaHtainly vote for him, though it MIllhe
on the same hfinti pc That, tte ;sMeSIId have
pFeers bE Sis:ss'
SunposG 9ssaiiss y! d6 any Better.
Ms,GgaG1 G0m1 the! INC paper that the E2a
esn'iye compittse 81 pdSstrial S0giatEsP f
thateonutyt 6avc had q Inecting 10 decidel5tp0n
list of premiums fag HE next ftaai7. Among
'4efGCulad.sl We :SQtice thsE offer s. fpr t
oest 5 lbs. Of HsaEPafs tom tbs Chinese Sui
gsLQahs mt !. e.
Tbs IDEe,RoeEa6s q Rrp
lnStEaetiog sstheir delegates TO vote for Nm.
Jones, at the SsGSt6l1dl COVE to be held
In M!Iellsbusgpap4tRs "a 81 April next S-l
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= = u =, - -. . q - T5e5F7-
$500 = - = -. laS'i' -
&c sos ~ ass EgI1 ~ fI5; T; s s4s.soas
7 HNDR INC E9YTT T4,txPt2 fITI N
= ~ t1 81 M : 1,;,s Z.
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OPPOSITE fla MOVE -
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WE beg 10 can The attention o. thu
Nv stock, which assortment Of
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taFsrs our Us OUT sastoaisFS
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- Rs.aa.l > 10 1880 q, 7se:jl
are are arr stock Of he hest quality
MN M g. ssssnE sSs
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ssS'.s - s5s : q lif
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W hee 1ttg "a Esq ASoh6oI
ME ths1selYes for the pur.
GGIeSalell 51hq d1tnSn
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tr9ssz FaRHt VA be tll IN edd
4tudiCa xiii
fPs spsgss sSEssl
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9slpa iRdslpott3
For the prssel ~ ~ LeLe
HQnseF Se3s APT tlqn SAl r. 4sE ~ lEe
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=
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tulHt4 s1ss ~ etS.ss Main st
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sSdGs5k sEztI:2
t.tJI94Y iI5s,lfE sgs5siF IF5fIII5lsi
"A Cen flsp md Tor sale by -,
4l@atha -
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EE0Sed Ltlls ASA Hern.l
e - IfEs RGs ~
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W..Hgg25IttE5sszI5 lI.SsASESJSIs..Ell.
Hs 6okRkCFBp DAIRY FllOsIs kCFUAui sALRs. t Y
By e q. Nm PlhR&H. al seaios
49, s 4, s, liaFSl,. q i.
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siRFREja s:ftg
LOUISVILLE, March sslss Bum aqaso fRb&y's
planning M.tswas Destroyed by fire last sasig1sS,
SUPP BET 6tk fan inccndiary. sE1ss.
S2O,0O0. VI (1y142
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The Game at Cards.
NJ NFFlRF, LEE

- tC0NNLUDBD4I aili 80 80 a -.
Oh, Missus! don't go aud, leah me wid dat
man, shrisked Heleni g 1 Shall die or jump
overheard; 9, don'tleab your own true Helen,.
who sa6ed your life when You fell in the bayou
II shall not leave you, Helen. Do not be
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{. asS3 ! 'sHEE,H MUSIC. = lt]A7
am constantly receiving and Keep on hand large and
choice coll Of Music Also, Instruction
for every kind o.. Instrunsn's now nsiss - ~
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TiHE NOEL. JIG KNl5EFS.
SATURDAY =aoRNlYG EARcH 81, 1857.
40 TERR fsUBgiEO

:. A,v. Ibis day sold to Messrs osnphll 1aIsDsr@s.
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PTA NOS

AM receiving and keep constantly on hRnd large Stock
u Of the celebrated HALLET DAVIS q co.'s PIANOES.s
AlSo,a complete assortment Of MELnDE0Ns and SEIAs
PIliSt t0m The eesRrRtet uapUGactoriss carthrt,
Ean, style for LECTURE Rooms, with fur Gtops.
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oIl1 NIgDAL PIANosI

RECEIVED PIrSt PTizes JTsdtiF ID eot1pttl.
4t ton Altl the beat makers OF Potion fia.I
n d ~ n II York, Philadelphia aud Haitn1ors. =
~ y ~ Two FIRST PRIZE MEDALS Al die Ne.
Ala, As t,S eES sal Paase, ~ "A GOLD BiEDALl
MEDAL at il. Ear Crystal PSIact, New York A.
aiSng te Judges we're such Mason Goltsehalk W0eG.
,ap! 9td SteEs y = Pianos (Wit and without IFon
foF years. aud dFittsi Iia4.
zee given. Pianos packed aud shipped without chSFrS5
fs4aftTE
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M my; yStff 7ssFsH3sjy09 VIII sI.;I : sg=st5
stopped, said the tgaInester, rising, from TIE
table - You acknowledge, Danton, that these
nlggeFs are my property consequently they are
mine, and live right to do as please with
EN- no bill of sale is necessary between gentle
men. And now just come along with me, and
don't make aEtuss,sSr Ill. have you'd iogged and
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The Paris correspondent OF the London Past,
says the treaty between Persia and England has
not yet been signed, but hostilitigs have been
suspended though there is no regular armiStice.
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- iron BENJAAIN PACE, "a. Co.
Manniacturing FharmRe eptists and Chemists,
=s3a-r,ils pittsbuFi,l,. pa
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The great popularity Of ts deiigtfJ Aroma has Induced
many which the public should guard against in
have given BoerhaVes Holland BterS fair TRIAL one bot.
tie VIII convince you how Infinitely superior itfSto olltese
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y3 Tbs p 99eEats
.nStraGttag stheir delegates 10 vote for hi.
Jones, at the Senatorial COVE 4Ition To- be held
IN NelIsburgpap4tRe "a 81 April next. S-l 8
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The scene now became trs,pcly interesting
John drew Helen TO his side, aud clci.chcd his
teeth aid fists, wilV their. Young mi stress stood
close in front, US il with her feeble arm she
would protect them from the clutches Of the
sgaInSestsr. l was wild with excitement, and
begged my father either To buy shis slaves or
shoot the galnester-l3 did not care which. A.
bloody fight seemed inevitable, when a New.
whole TIP, elbo@ed his way to the table, and
asked tue gameSter atr:.yhat sum he valued the
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ou % eject an entrance by crtting away the
wood work outside the lock- and teen breaking the
S1"Tss by driving them in with sAdgehammer; but
The lock resisted all their efforts They next tried the
windows, but finding them TOO securely fastened,
. over 10 The other side Of the street, entered the
Fsce &c the steam-m through the window, and broke
omen the desk and stole 81, leaving the hammer
Ier their operations here il appears that the rob
bers went to Stuyvesant Falls, and made an attempt
% rob the store Of Mr. Peter Van Allyn, but were ds-
covered and traced TO Coxsackie, where they Were
arrested and brought back TO Stuyvessnt Falls Iney
are four in number, all young men, and respectfully
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Passengers Arrived

IN ~ 'sret' steamship Kangaroo from LrerpooR Camp.
pel vt% ioung 4 n Josster n n BouneulA Mss o. ksr-
"a Jnh robertson MI Muu'z Mr. Hopkins Mrs Bel.
,sn MIS- Bolton O. Dennis9n, H. Whitehead Thes. Smith,
MI besnsp n ~ nay"rshay, Andrew Reed Alfred Reeve
Alfred Horton John Patterson Mr. Coruborn Ms. q Cosu.
horn i',se fSnikne. WIN Kennedy, A Kennedy Bcnjsma
Smith, Mr. Trene sud lady J. n Sleek A Tun.tsu 4 W.
Trmisgs, b. NJ GttIhk Lawrence Gttcs Ms Ann OFT
Reynolds Miss Daily NJ Longshaw and LADY Henry Lons
shaw Edward Lonsshsw. Rev James Bray. Edwin Rbinaon
T. H. EnesoD, T H. Hamilton, j. Belwsn Mr. Farrea IoA,,
Sullivan. Mr. Graham ThSs: Graham Mr Kesly john Hey
Edward smith George Smith, VI Marian Robert Brown Mrs.
Brown Frsncis Flora Miss Susan Flora Elizabeth Flora NJ
Scott Mr. Adsmson Mrs Bell and child Mr. Balsn and lady,
Michael Gulrck. :
IN .cs,. Sarah 4 Ham-oHd FROM Na'.as Pr w.
trrs seton Parry and lady, Mrs Thomas FeArnson, Mrs.
Bsrss Mrs Mcclure Miss Grant Miss Csmpisohn Messs.
Nm r and Pembroke Saunders +. A. Williams
Ia Rdrk MA Fire. from Vera CrEs-G. W. Gale lady and
two children r. Gashley.
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Inv LNTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COURT-GESEsAL TKRM-M.Y 5-Befofe
Judges MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT and PEABODY
IRE LENNON C.sE-PossIBLE PosrP0NEhENT.
The People the relation Of Napoleon bonapaEe sgt iona
than Lennon.
At the opening of the General Term this morning,
Mr.. Couor, for the defendant, applied for post
ponement Of the Lennon case TO the first Monday OF
September on she ground that the decision of the
Court in the bred Scott case had not been published.
Although be was ready TO 90 on rs il was, he would
much prefer 10 have what light the United States SUI
preme Court could she'd upon the points az issue.
Mr. Blunt, behalf of the plaintiff, remarked that
he should also have been glad 10 what had been
said; he would not call il decision by the Judges of
the United States Supreme Court in the matter Of
bred Scott but he should ike 10 20 on at once The
case had been long delayed.
Mr.. Eyarts, associated with Mr.. Blunt said that for
his part he was unwilling 10 proceed at present be
had bur lately come into the case and was DESTROYS OF
examining il more thoroughly than he had been able
10 do. He had made every effort to procure the
sheets of the bred Scott opinions in advance OF their
publication but had been able 10 procure but thirty
out of a volume of nine hundred pages. lie hoped
the postponement would take place.
Judge Mitchell asked il il might not be subject OF
inquiry whether this bona fde controversy, or
case made up for the purpose ST having an abstract
question decided If the alleged owner OF the alleged
slaves had been Unidentified for their value, what
question was there before the Court! IL was u quesi
ton worth looking into.
Mr.. OConor said that he could not see how, If he
was Unidentified by third party for property taken
from him. he was deprived Of his remedy against the
unlawful owner; but he would inquire whether this
was case fairly before the Court.
The question of postpOnement was reserved for de-
cisop tomorrow morning.