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REMOVAL

DAVID A. BAIRD, UPHOLSTER AND
~ PAPERHANGER, respectfully inform his
friends, customers, and the public In genera! that
he has removed his establishment from No. 49l
Eighth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, 70 No
i98 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, where
he will open In few days IN extensive and splen-
did assortment Of Paperbangings, Borders, Deco
Iations, Shades &C and all the other articles ap-
pertaining to the business, where all persons In
want Of such articles are respectfully invited to
call. ian 1-et0t
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JEW RLRY!

ENN6ER RINGS, EAR RINGS, BROOCH
Is, Bracelets and Chains; Breast, CUT. Col
lar and Chemisette Pins; studs Sleeve Buttons
and Jewelry In sets, with diamonds and pearls.
In cameo FiorentiLe, Roman, aud Goldstone !;
Mosaic, Lava, Coral, OniN, Opal, Jet, Gold, En-.
amel, &c, OF tas best gold and materials war
ranted as represented, and Of prices which chat
lenge competition.
Bridal Sets, precious stones, &C., made or set
10 order.
Clocks from s9to $40 each, at
"THE LAKES,N
Fancy Bazaar, SOL Pa avenue
a Matchmaker and Jeweler wanted
ian 13.lw
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS,
HHnE DE DJN3ITn

'ENODD co. HAVE RECEIVED PER
IL steamship 'Aragon an invoice OF Gen ~
temen's DIR ESS HATS from the celebrated ~
establishment Of Lavllle & PoumarouX, who Cd
received two hrst-class medals az the late ErposI
ton In Paris.
Also, beautiful assortment OF CbIIdFelis
FANCY BEAVER HATS, for Misses or Bows.
Ladies' RIDING HATS
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior
TODD 4 CO,
nov 3-6theot1 west end Browns Hotel
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
fY MOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Delaware Senators.

WILHIssros, Del Jan. 14.-James A. Bay
ard aud N. W. Bates were nominated ut Do
YER last night, for U. S Senators, the former
for the long term. The vote stood 10 70 8.
The election is fixed for this afternoon.
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ConsGmptve Rheumatic COstve Billions and Delicate sitter
some days will hnd renewed pervade
every OrCan Of their frames Every dose the blood
purer The nerves commence IN
la .he veins. These pills, effect upon the ar
teIai blood Increasing hs circulation which IMPURITIES
ae deposited In tne veins and they throw of
tons into Tire bowes which by the energy derived
hst used the pills may occasion gripping,
patient feel worse this must be borne good
come afterwards. No great good is achieved without
some trouble in its attainment and this applies To the
recovery of health These symptoms only tue
body has long struggled under load impure tenacious
hrnOrs consecutive use for days will safety the
most nnbeevinS Of the great good the pills doing
DIRECTIONS should be carefully studied IF understood and
olI""9a health and visor Will in majority OF cases, lie
cnred by the use of RRAEDRErHS Pills.
SOLD a. rs cents per box street Brsrarrt
huldlne, Ne~ york. by I. w. Dy0tt Sons, I32 north
Second street. Phisdelphs ami medicine dealers gener
ally mo- os ,t
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Baltimore Markets-

BALTIMORE, Jan. Il Sales of -four thi.
morning at S6.37tsS6 80
Wheat is unchanged since yesterday good
TO prime reds 81 47aSl 50. fair TO prime whites
81 53ssl.65. Corn is selling at 6Oa62.e no
change since yesterday
Whisky DC.
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL, BARNARD eco Auction

By WALL, BARNARD 4 co Auctioneers.
BOOKS, BOOKS, AT AUCTI0N.-WE
- Will continue the sale OF Books, THIS EVEN
lN6, at store No. $40, under Browns Hotel
lately occupied by Galligan & Co and viii
continue every evening until the whole are di.-
This stock was selected with care from the
trade sales and nom the publishers direct
All Books warranted perfect and to be sold with
out reserve
American and English editions in every style
Of binding.
Books at private sale during the Gay.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
Jan f-f Auctioneers.
BY r. l.. CROWN & CO, Auctioneers.
IN THURSDAY MORNING. January
~ 10, at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell In ont Of our
store, corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania ave
nue., NO 357, large and well selected stock of
new and second hand Furniture and China Ware
we name In part
Bedsteads, Cotton and Husk Mattresses
6iass ware Of all descriptions
iogetner with large assortment OF Carpet.
All OF which Is to be closed out without reserve
10 cost to close consignments, and to be continued
every saturday and Thursday Of each week.
THE HORSES, VEHICLES, AND 9TH.
er Merchandise heretofore sold on the square
at the corner Of 7th street and the Avenue will be
discontinued and hereafter sold in front Of our
store q n T. GROWN a IN
Jan If-u huctioneers.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
- ~ 20 sssz q

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA Il WASHINGTON RAILRoAp}
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 5TB
" Of January, freight will be received at the
Depot OF the Alexandria and Washington Rail
road, between the hours OF 8 a m, and D. m
TO be forwarded to Washington city-aud also,
beween the same hours, az Long Bridge Station,
TO be forwarded 10 Alexandria
Freight on all articles forwarded from ale,an-
dria must be prepaid
jan eoIw Untela Union)
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~ FRANCIS THANKS GENE3O
We public for the liberal and increasing patron
age he met with the past year. and especially those
hBd friends who, as occasion offered. nave drop
ped word in his favor His motto is On,cd7d
and the coming wear he hopes to see his old Gus
toners often, and be favored with many new ones
Good articles low prices. and fair dealing shall
characterize bis store. u FRANCIS,
jau3 49O Seventh ST
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w. Pope, M. D., Homeopathic Physician
and Surgeon. Office and residence No 252 g
street, north side, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. eo5t*
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DBrown's Bronchial rrochs.,-nw,

have found them Of s.ynx Bronchial Iri;
hon. ana In subduiag Hoarseness produced do
our clerical brethren real favor calling their attention
to theIn."-Zons Herald eve commend them to the A.
tenton Of public speaker singers and others who are
troubled with affections Of the characterization Watch
mony from personal knowledge their efficacy BalIou,s
Pictorial They simple and elegant form for admin
st-rin IN combination several medicinal substances held
In general esteem Physicians treatment O:
Bronchial stIectiOns-Dr. G. p Bigeow Containing no
Opium or ceetsrOus drugs these b.
Freely by public speakers aud cl.arx and
giving strength TO the voice. Sold by all Druggists
Oct l6-l JAMES N CAIIRG .ysn,
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rHALHERG,s CUNCERr PLANO.

ONE OF THE SUPERB FULL GRAND
~ PIANOS, by Chickerlng & Sons, e.e.e>,ze4
used by NJ. Thalberg at his concerts iny WI
this CITY, is for sale, al the subscribers sore at
factory price The other has been pure hased by i
gentleman OF Georgetown, and II Is hoped that
son Of taste
20 rare an opportunity will perhaps never occur
TO purchase so magnificent an instrument with
Thalberg's autograph and certificate.
On hand, as usual, the largest and most elegant
assortment OF Pianos In this city, and at lower
prices than they cal be bought In this or any
Northern city.
jan ~ u RICHARD DAVIS
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IVA. B. C.-Asthma: Bronchitis! Com.

SUMPTION and all similar Ills that flesh ia heir
cured oy the Great Indian Remedy, known Mrs NJ ".
GARDNER's INDIAN BALsAM LIyERwoRT HOARHoUND"
rms wonderful medicine reveaved by Spirit
an nnutored savage kahmeontah has completed
Msssrs Weeks Potter No. Wsshin gton street.
ton General Agents. For sale by W. H. Gilman Charles
sott Hslrn Palmer L. d. Gilman, and by Druggists
rally. ianls-lv
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GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE,
INDEX DEXTER'S HOTEL.
An Immense assortment of New Books
Sc,H be opened THfs Day,
AND AN ENTIRELY NEW LIST OF
PREaENTd

will be distributed TO our patrons hereafter
MEMBE9S OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS,
IV1 and STRANGERS Will fad on. stock Of
Books worth their attention. IL is the largest and
most valuable assortment ever opened I'm this
city, comprising Standard and Miscellaneous
WORKS In all the departments CT Ancient and
Modern Science, Literature, and Art. Also, all
the latest Publications, ANIMALS Of The Season,
Bibles, Prayer Books, New Editions Of the Po-
cts, &c, &c In Turkey Morocco, Antique, Vel
vet, ana other rich aud superb Bindings, ele-
gantly illustrated.
A ESENT
worth from IS Cents to 500, will he given Tim
mediately after the sale) 20 every purchaser Of
Book for which we receive 81 or more.
HIS per cent or all our net receipts will be
placed II the hands Of His Honor the Mayor of
Washington, TO be distributed for the benefit OF
the Poor OF the city.
At the Old Stand under DeYter's Hotel sion
Of the X ed Flag.
jan S-H ] PRILBRICK Ag,nt
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WATCH RETURNS Adams Armor, drunk
and disorderly, dismissed; John Nevins, va
grant, workhouse 81 days; George Scott, do,
do ; VIM. Parker, drunk, costs
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L II r COLE MBlA lNSTI TUrE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
li6 Eleventh street bstweep

4l6 Eleventh street, between q and Z.
DROF GEORGE HENRY STUECKRATH,
Il Principal; Miss ELIZABETH l. WILL
LlAMS, Vice-Principal, "A Lady eminentIy
qualified to take the charge CT the English De
partment and the government and discipline Of
the School.
The exercises Of the second term Of The Insti-
tute will commenc. on MONDAY, the ID day Of
FEBRUARY pronimO. Applications for admission
should be made az early possible.
A HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GENTLE
NJ I'm, under the direction OF Prof GEORGE Fl
SruEcKRATH, as pflnci pa. to De located on f
street, between 9th and it. stress or In the vi
cinetv Of Trinity Church, will be opened on the
4th Of FEBRUARY, proXimo.
Early application should be made 10 the Princi-
pal az his reside nee, Columbia Institute. for
YOUNG Ladies, 446 ll.h street, between g and II
inn 12-1m*
HARPHH's WEEKLY PAPERS ONLY
Il five cents each; New York Ledger received
regular, and all the back numbers on hand, at
LUNDY'S, No. 125 Bridg, st,
Jan6 Georgetown.
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EHROM LONDON.-HAND BOOK OF
L. Conversation aud Debate, l9 cents one hun
dred Songs OF Scotland, Music and Words, 50
GEMS; lllust ated Language Of Flowers, many
engrsvings, 81 cents Fieldlngs Complet- Works
In one large volume; AinsIie's Land Surveying,
by 6abbraith, FOL and atlas OF Plates; British
Nautical AlTlgnae, Tor 1857 British Almanac
and Companion, for 1857; Royal Kalendar, for
1857, ana Reeiste for England, Scotland, Ire
land, and the Colonies; Hardurk's Shilling
Peerage. Imported per last steamer, by
ian IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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VERY COLD.

VERY COLD.
WE HAVE YET ON HAND A GOOD
w supply Of STOVES for Coal or Wood, ana
still resolving daily fresh supplies for those that
have not yet been supplied, new patterns Coal ~
Wood. Also, new style FLAT Tor COOK
ING STOVE just received with other kinds
we are now selling our stoves and other Goods
very cheap for cash, At No. 3ls, sign OF Stoves,
Crates, and Housefunishing 6oods, 3l5.
c. WOODWARD & son,
ian lost 3ls Pa. av bet 10th and nth SITS.
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mr.. MUNSON, AT $50 PENN'A AVENUE.
- Is still making those beautiful <CDHxA
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the eXeelIeacy ofQIlYf
which over az eihes styles Of teeth, ma. s now
wearing them In this city, will chez. ,lv youch
There Is one Dentist In this CIV who has been
infringing the patent, and n.ade bad Imitation
OIL against whom hereby caution the public
N. d. whenever a Dentist speaks against
properly constructed 1t Is because he is ignorant
OF the process, incompetent to make the work, or
sunwilling to paw for the patent. lie l6-tf
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GOOD ASSORTMENT or
- men and boys Skates for sale, by
E.K. LUNDY, No. ltS Bridge st,
jane Georgetowp,
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| USr RECkIVED.-sAN INVOICE OF
nne Tinted and French Papers Also, Guilt
.etter, Bath Note, &c. FERGUSON,
lans 4s6 7th street.
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To CUNeECTIONERs.
DROPOSAI.S WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
l. Ill the LIST day of February next for the eYclu-
sive privilege OF selling confectionery and other
refreshments except intoxicating crinks) at the
third Exhibition OF the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute, to be opened on the ID and close about
the Goth Of March next.
The bidder must agree TO DIT up the space allot.
ted to him In creditsble style and ia harmony
with the general decoration of the hall He mus.
also give satisfactory evidence " his ability IA
furnish articles Of the best quality.
Address the undersigned, Superintendent OF The
Exhibition, at his Office, 4Jl street, cor Of Eth
dec 2! eotF obi CHhS. +. STANSBURY,
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REEDS PATENT STEAM ENGINE.

THESE IMPROVED ENGINES (FOR
4 which patents have been granted and first
prize medals awarded to the inventor, both in
the United States and Europe.) continue to give
such satisfaction, On account OF their simplicity
and economy, that we have now established an
extensive mlnufactory, aad are prepared to de.
liver at the shortest notice engines from two
horse power and upwards.
These engines have been accurately tested and
have shown an economy Of twenty per CEN. In
fuel, and about the same In oil and repairs This
swing Is effected by letting the steam In md out
both sides Of the cylinder through large openings
removing the pressure frCm the valve and allow
Ing no steam to escape or exhaust from tie pas
sageS except from the cylinder alone also by re
ducing the weight and friction TO about half THAT
OF the ordinary engines. We place the smaller
sizes upon an improved boiler with all the pipes
attached, and the whole mounted with small
wheels convenient TO ship to any part OF the
country, and to avoid the necessity OF an expert
enced engineer TO start them, they are all tested
before leaving the factory.
Reeds Patent steam Pumps are also coming In
TO gensralu Sc on steamboats,, In mines, and for
supplying boilers, where they are now giving
great satisfaction They are preferred 10 any In
use because OF tte!r compactness and simplicity
These engines and pumps may be seen In opera
ton, or further information had, 10y calling or ad
dressing REED BIRKBEC
Jan l2-lm IS Maiden Lane, N. Y
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NCEy WAR RiNER,
IXTdgET AHaIyrID

CEAUNCEx ARRiNEH
WATCH MAKER,
no. 3i4X STREET, SIGN OF THE LARGE
Y and small Watch with Chain near Shilling
toms Periodical Depot, corner Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and u street.
WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVER WARE
WATCH REPAIRING, &c
thermometers, Repeating Watches,
Duplex, Mantle Clocks,
Lever, JewelTy, and
Horizontal, silver Ware
Musical, and RKPAIRED
JRWEaRY AND SILVER WARE
made 10 order.
IrRemoved from $40 Penn'a avenue. Browns
Hotel, 10 the above location -aS
nov "a ec3m G.. WARRINER
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Ihe undersigned viii continue the business az
the ola stand, and, In order 10 make rom for =
new stock ordered, will, until their arrival offer
OVESCUArS, DRESS and FROCK COATS
PANTS, VESTS, ana Gents Furnishing floods
generally, AT ccsr
Thankfui for the hoe.dl patronage bestowed the
late nrm, the undersigned respectfully solicIts a
conslnaahce SAMUEL BIkN,
Jan DIV Intel No AIS penna avenue.
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Members OF the Committee on Police

IIeMDef5 OF the committee on Police.
Mr.. Baldwin reported q bill for the relief of
the Columbia Fire Company; passed.
The President laid before the Board COM
municatiOn from the Intendant of the Wash
ington Asylum for the month of December,
1856; referred
Mr.. McCutchen introduced n bill for the
purchase of certain articles for the Washing
ton Asylum; passed
Mr.. Fisher presented the petition of certain
property holders in the Second Ward, asking
remission Of fine; referred.
The Board then ad journed.
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SroyEs, STOVES ALI who need stoves,
good stoves--anything in that line-will con-
sult economy and comfort by being sure to
examine the stock OF WOodgard.
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"SELF. This con. edy Is still In the flood
tide OF success. We do not recollect OF any
dramatic production which, has created such
an intense excitement 10 our city, and has so
completely engros sed public attention, at
least during that portion of the Day devoted
TO amusement The more we see OF the piece
the better " like it, and the more forcibiy DO
its beauties present themselves.
The comedy il beautifully cast, and EN-.
braces some Of the finest d.ansae talent OF
the Union We wOald urge all who have not
witnessed il TO avail themselves OF the present
opportunity MAJ
cal Society of this city, came off last night at
Willard Hotel The attendance OF the pro-
fession was Of course large, for no others ENJOY
the good things Of this !ifs-creature comforts,
more th an the NJ ID. Is Of tisig region The enter
tainu emf provided by hose accomplished hosts,
the brothers Willard, is said 20 have been
capital in all its points, indeed. Wit ai.a wisdom
flowed freely with the wine. Good fellowship
ruled pre-eminent for the night, and every BODY
participating in the feast were as happy as
happy could be.
EXPIRING COMMISSIONS The commissions
Of the following Justices of the Peace OF this
county will expire on the dates given Janu-
ary I9th-R. Ii. Clements, b. b. French, b.
h Morssll, ID. Saunders, N Is. Van Zandt
Robert White February 2d-Jas n. Birch
March GOTH. ID. Barclay, Thomas Donohoo,
Anthony Hyde. Ii. l.. Harvey, j A Kennedy,
Geo. McNeir, u Milburn, A Ray, A. Roth
we'll, Z Stevens, A. X Arnold, II. Addison,
X. Clarke, A q. Grssnleaf. 23d-C. K. Belt.
Books THAT ARE Books .-Philbrick hav-
iIe occurred a large portion Of pratt's stock Of
Books (he having left town. in addition to the
immense stock alresdy on hand, can now sup
ply his patrons with almost every BOOK IN the
trade Our presents will, as ususi, % tser-
ally dispeused, presenting rare chances for
those wanting books and presents.
SroyEs, STOVES ALI who need stoves,
good stoves--anything in that iine-will con-
cult economy and comfort by being sure to
examine the stock OF WOoigard.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-07
rrnu, he I.anc..tsr rvnre,,.

NERROw ESCAPE OF THE PRESIDENT ELEcT FROM
VIOLENT DEATH.-About the time Mr.. Bucha-
nan returned from his late visit to Washington,
we heard whispers of a singular and mysterious
nature, in regard to his illness and sudden re-
turn, home. In prosecuting our Inquiries, we
ascertained that Mr.. Humes Porter, Of the city,
came home from Washington with Mr., Buchan-
an, also sick, and was Obliged to take to his bed
where he has been ever since
at the same time we were satisfied of the
truth of the statements which wc give below,
hut, as extraordinary efforts were made here
as well as at Washington, to keep the matter
hushed up, We yielded to the solicitations of
friends and withheld the facts III our possession.
As they are now coming out through other
channels, it is due to our readers TO give them
history of this extraordinary case of a. narrow
escape from Wholesale poisoning,
When AIr. Buchanan went to Washington, he
put up at the National House, where j. Clancy
Jones, John L. Dawson and others were stop
ping. It appears that this hotel has been ter
Tibly infested with rats oflate, aud one of the
bOardcrS-Rs the story goes conceived the idea
that they ought to be disposed Of cffectually
before the day Of inauguration. Accordingly,
he procured extra large doses Of arsenic, which
he disposed of in the most tempting manner
about the house. The rats ate the poison It
is well known that when rats partake Of arsenic
they put directly for water. There is large
tank OF water in the upper part of the hotel re-
terrcd to, and into this the hNst of rats plunged
drank, burRted and died From this tank the
house is supplied with water for drinking and
cooking purposes
twenty or thirty OF the guests were sudden
~ and some Of them severely affected, from tho
use of water thus lmpregnated. with the poison
Mr.. Buchanan left suddenly for Whcatland,
where he arrived suffering severely from dinT-
Iahouaa. He was, however, less severely af-
fected than the others, and in short time re-
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NEWS InlSMS

Weiare sorry to notice that our valued ex-
change, the Buffalo Adrertissr, has been com-
pellel to make an assignment to its creditors
The Adgertjser was at one time one Of the most
largely circulated Wing papers in New York, and
was, during the late campaign, the organ Of
Mr. Fillmore.
ABoLp young thief recently entered the house
of Amos Smith, in Philadslphia, BY climbing in
at balcony window, ana was discovered by
daughter Of Mr.. S., when he Immediately began
making love to her. The young lady being
quito unromantic, repealed him, and screamed
''thiefl" But the fellow escaped with llis booty
% gold watch and a large amount Of jewelrv,O
and no traces are found of him
REy. Nix. Vas METER, one of the good Sa-
martins who has been engaged in finding homes
for the homeless children of New York city, in
tho far West has been arrested in Washington,
Illinois, on charge Of importing pappers into
the State, and fined 800 and costs! "A Daniel
cometo Judgment
TiiE Jersey City Telegraph has this tart par.
agTaph:
Three Republican members OF the imnac
Ulate Empire State tho State whose denizens
lnalSGit their especial business to curse New
Jersey, the Camden and Amhoy Co., and onr
railroads and institutions generally have re-.
signed, but not nntilit was positively certain
thatthpy would be ignominiously expelled. :
ApvlcEs from Porto Rico to the 9th of Jan.
'.ary statesEat the Te Deum had been chanted in
the cathedral At Ponce because of the cessation
Of cholera, which had Tor along time been pre-
vailings priaS,pallY among the slaves The su..
gar market MAS unqnist but fear aud indccision
still prevailed astO the yteldof the crop.
TnEN.Y. Tribune recommends General Cassie
appoint Count GuroW Isl his Assistant SecrCta-
ry,IanSi as Tho new Secretary of State viii
of course. be particularly deSrious Of coaciliat-
ing that paper 1t thaoutsot Of his ner career,
he nl1y adopt IS Instrumentation, and give
the tappRt the position indicated
Tag Wt.ek iFgtP,N. L7,sioa is IN 4 painful cons.
dition u mind about the public printing The.
Chicago has nhtinonsly suggested thst
the printing aSnlH not s. gwen Is the
pFopgsters ef the papers in Washington recog,
niaeSl g the organ pftbe Adtuiuistra6 tom but
should Is lpers IA Ohio. Mas
satb and les having
pstfofned Ten tunes Is much vice ia the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-07
prom the Phila. LeAEell

OPGKA DURING LEST.-One Of our most clio.
qucnt divines of the Episcopal Church startled
his congregation, on Sunday morning, by a
countcrblast against attending the Opera during
Lent It was amusing to hear the remarks
made subsequently by the younger portion of
his hearers as they were returning to their
marks Of her pastor served but to bring to her
recollection the charming voices Of the prina
donna and tenor, and she found the attempt TO
recall her previous religious feelings quite UNI
nyaiFiup