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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-07
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WASHINGTON, January 9, 1855.
he Senate, in executive session today engaged
nearly three hours in discussing connected with
The nomination OF Mr. Sedgwick District Attorney Of
New York, In place OF John McReon While is probs
Die that the former viii be confirmed of those who
intend voting the Affirmative will define their position,
believing that the President has the right power 10
change the officer, but not jus,fyng his removal FOR the
reasons alleged.
Tho nomination Of Mr. Clifford to oil the vacancy In the
Bupreme Court, IA still pending in the Senate.
The debate In the House today covering defence Of
Commodore Psuldng strengthens the belief that that OFF,
eer will not be recalled
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Mr.. BUcHANAN'S MESSAGE IN ENGLAND.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Advance in COnsOls Since October
= l-Z per cent.
FREnTFUL EARTHQUAKE At NAPLES

THOUSANDS OF LIVES LOST.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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INTERESTING FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL FAILURES.
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Advance in COnsOls Since October
7 l-z per cent.
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FRERTFUL EARTHQUAKE At NAPLES.
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THOUSANDS OF LIVES LOST
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Mr.. BUCHANANS MESSAGE IN ENGl AND.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
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ABOLITION OF SERFDOM IN RUSSIA.
SITUATION OF THE LEvIATHAN.
SITUATION OF THE LEvIATHAN.

ABOLITION OF sERFDoM IN RUSSIA.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE sr4gETs.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SEsATE.-D oolittle presented petition of
% citizens of the U. S. PRAYING for measures to
be taken for the purchase of the Island of Cuba
and ITS annexation to tlIiS country.
Mr.. Bigler introduced joint resolution for
the completion and the preservation of the Di-
gest of the Statistics OF the Miners and Manu-
lecturers collected taking last census, referred.
Collamer introduced bill to alter the time of
holding the Circuit District Court in Vermont
Mr. Bricc offered resolution which was
passed providing for the appointment of a Sc
lect committee of seven to inquire into aud re-
port on the following subjects: The reduction
of Government expenses, the navigation laws,
existing duties on imports and the expediency
of gradual repeal of all duties on IMPORTS and
report exclusively and to internal taxation.
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MAsHINGTON NEWs.

Feb, 1.--Gen. Cla,kson arrived here last
evening with the Lecompton Constitution, which
being addressed to the President, was immedi-
ately PLACED in his possession.
A private letter was received by the President
requesting his Excelency to lay it before Con-
gless. 1t will be communicated to that body on
Monday. aeits
Accounts by messedgeI state that Gen. Cal
lonn will be here on Wednesday next.
Quite a number of leading Kansas men have
arrived, who, it is said, will do everything in
their power to defeat the Constitution.
The Cabinet in Extraordinary Council this
morning, having for the first lime the "anthen-
ticated copy of the Lecompton Constitution be-
FIRE them.
The Presidents special message, accompany
ing its transmission to Congress, is already pre-
Monday.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

FEB. 1.-The HeInld'S Washington Cores
pondent says the Tariff investigating committee
had protracted session on Saturday. Mr..
Stone has now been before them four days, and
they arc not yet througl.with kim Flo, tcsti-
fed that o. NJ. Matteson during the pending of
the Tariff bill, stated that it would take at least
1926, 900 to get the bill through Congress; that
Matteson proceeded from Washington to New
York for the purpose of making the arrange
nentS, but he does not state whether Matteson
received the money; when asked by a member
of tho committee whether he had ever loaned
any money to members of Congress he hesita-
ted and quibbled, but finally said he did not
think they had right 10 ask him such ques-
ton. The committee insisted on an answer; he
then stated there had been some money loaned,
how much he did not know. Mr. Banks bor-
rowcd $4,000, another member had borrowed
some which the books of the Company showed
had never been paid.
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have taken place as soon as 1t did, nor the re-
suits of it been 50 disastrous. They were quite
nnacluainled with each others affairs; the
transactions among themselves were unneceSsa-
rily much entangied and inflated, and we are
the country. As regulator there is no question
bat what the Clearing house IS invaluable, as
the workings of it during the late crisis in this
city and other quarters rOnclusiveIy prove.
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c,J V;shdD.--Yesterday morning mid
-, . ,,,d Irish woman in coming rapidly down
me- d.; Street was observed to stop stock still and
"''n a 4, n experience rather singular emotion,
Sssl l. manifest by hitching up her apparel sew
D. ~ fines right vigorously. Apparently after
az. .,..,iDp she made two or three steps for
ID. when mysterious garment of WOODEN
, .,J' commonly denominated petticoat, drop
so ~ f1om her person, coiIed about her feet and
w. t;aoe1 her sprawling upon the ground. She
.asIi,tely gained her pedcstas, looked around,
' n5 wbether actuated by the shame and confu-
il, Of having been observed, the pain of the
~. tho worthlcssncss of the garment or its ex-
, ~, 6lthincss, deponcnt saith not, but from
anne cause she started and ran up an obscure
,rey as If propelled by some invisible lOcOmo-
,i,. action not set down in the list of patents,
leaving the petticOat lying upon the pavement to
he shyed at by the perambuIating softer sex and
licked at by the sterner, until some mischeyious
boys elevated it upon couple of sticks and
carried it triumphantly away amid = scene Of
,bs greatest merriment imaginable.
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RuIADELPnIA MoSEY 4ARKET.-FrOm Phila-
delphia We have the followsng alvices;
At philadelphia the money market is undis-
tuTbed IN its position Of ease. The banks arc
absorbing about all FIRST class paper offering,
and on the street there is no difficulty in nego-
tiating it from q to . per cent The mercantile
portion Of that community are, like US. conti-
IDENTIFY looking forward for a markell revival Of
trade, and tile advices from all quarters give ey-
iience Of an early realization Of this hope
The arrangements for the starting ofthe
Clearing house At Philadelphia viii be perfected
VIC presume, by the time the banks resume
Had the Philadelphia banks had a Clearing.
house, their suspension would not probably
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PnlLADELFAlA, Feb, lat a meeting Of the
Directors of the Penn'a Bunk, they presented
the desperate condition of its affairs, submitting,
President Alibonc's brother was member, for
$12O 900, only $4,000 having been discounted
by directors. Allibonc volunteers the assump-
ton of this debt. Notes of the Hempfild Rail-
road for $3.50, 900 are also among the colaterals
una uthorized by the directors. The report re-
coInmends an assignment. The resolutions for
this purpose has been postponed till next week.
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Country aterchonts will find a complete as
sortment of Drugs, Paints, Medicines, Dye
Stuffs, Brushes, Notions, &c, &c, at the Bridge
Corner Drug Store of z. H. Logan, &c Co. Sal.
isfaction warranted in goods and prices.
j. Messrs- L. q Co., are agents also for DR.. A.
s Toold's celebrated Lice. lai1lsl
They have for sale all the popular and reliable
medicines of the day, which they offer to the
trade at the lowest market rates.
A LIVER REMEDY,-We wish to say to every
person who reads this that there is an article
known as DIR. SANEoRD's INYIooRAroR, or Liver
Remedy, which can be relied on as certain to
cure liver complaint in any ofits forms. such as
Jaundice, Dyspepsia and numerous other CON-
plaints, described in another column, besides
which it is one of the greatest prepa. atoms or
cures for consumption, taken in early stages.
that is now known.
We take it for granted, as experiment has
proven, that diseases of the lungs are not gem
orally the first cause of consumption, but a de-
biated system, caused by the improper action
of the liver, which reduces the power of the
lungs to resist or throw off diseases by cold and
irritation, leaving the lungs at the mercy ofthis
disease, because the liver has incapacitatcd
them from performing their proper actions Of
throwing off diseased matter caused by cold
Thus to prevent consumption, euro the liver
and keep the system strong enough to throw off
Slight diseases of the lungs.
There is not in the world better liver rene.
dy or cure for debiliated system than DIR.
Sanford's Invigorator, for it has been fully tried
i'll a large and extended practice till its results
are fully known, and it is offered as a tried REM
edy, and one that can be relied on.-Lancdste7
IFhig. jan 8
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BRACES ARCTIC I,IN1MEMT

This incomprehepsble Lniment upon which the great
the psngs Rheumatism, Neuralgia Gout, Erysipelas
Cancer scroua, spraus o. uises, Burns, seads and ali
araons. The proprieors give for the
dsrul cures By during the past few months Ger
thcates from the parties named ae in the possession of
the propretors but their length precudts publication o:
One bottle triumphant.
Mrs. Motif, No. $40 Morgan Street. ST. Louis, having
preparations without effect was by nifty cent
ISsn of s.F.s. s. Who say. !.
sGfrnE the 9ag Of 1 nrEaor with Sstg[SE for
A''''s i'''ini Pity the g.ltIle ChIldren.
Chicago, was sealded over By the upssttng Of Kettle
Of boiling water The Arctic Lninen was applied accord
and in flew days the little sufferer was we'll n.
IEesIOredsto BeauIy.
Mrs, George Tyler, Canal street, d. had long suf-
sd b G ~. PaG and Sd I sTgp,Sn on The fass
'ss'''s' ''H' t iIor IsEG Tumor.
horrible turOr on the neck, which feisteS all remsdss
until he tried the arctic Linnent. Three bottles cured
'''' - Wonderful Cnrel
Mrs. Bedford Mobile confined her couch three
failure other remedies cured by the Arctic Lni
An Ex PIosIon.
MKMPHs, TgNN., Nov. 2sth 1851.
seaded BY the explosion Of boiler induced
ted from the scalds and in very short time, all
the pain was gone from the bruises In two weeks was
well ali E Sss XII Gai rs.anee Jackson
The IiIind see!
WEBSTER CrTT, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1851
DR. A. G. BRAGu-Dear Sir: For than three gears
degrees aud tried various and
to effect; induced by Dr. baum to try the Arctic
daasr wa as IN he MANNER Tf for III: s
time and during portion Of the time vas entirely blind
eyes perfectly sound, Thus have I, with one two
curing The rheumatism my back. Iwoud Re without
your Invaluable remedyin my house. Tours truly,
wrss4Ea err, Iowa, Nov .; 's Oh, ISL.
hereby seEtify that am we'll acquainted with William
~. wADsw0RrlI, p. ~, Webster City.
Good for Animals. aE1
This invaluable LInImeu is also equally ecatious I'M
sr t a and & ArRS Co.
ST. LOTS. Dec. ESD, 1851
msn for oS6s ssesrpy Sfsds i s
a curing the diseases o. horses 50 welfare
that would other. We keep kept for
conseauenty our about se isss
Is great aud unhesitatnEy say that the Arctic Lint
We cordially g TO allvery stable fssPerS ana
Others having ths care Of horses. .,..6gA
rfEstFE * LYNcHssAfNoF AGO..
1,-.. Chesnnt Street.
Many Drugfists, having old Lninents hand, viii try
fase g purchase them Ask for "BRAsG's ARCTIC LIN
-, = Liberal i;roPosIIon.
The ProprietOrs agree 70 furnish each purchaser OF doll
ons M. \ one ss ne @ e s
snti.nE the holder the benefit Of thP prop
!s Tbs Arctic Lnirent Is Pa! up In Is cent 80 cent and
cent more Lihnaent 10 proportion to their cost and
are 'hseaeape,t. For saish aRAGs & BURRoWRs,
An Agent wanted in every town aud villa Anniiea-
aons must al5ays be aSeoPSHisS by refer
IahiSsiy-Snd&W-Ea General Agents 80, EHeslH 3.
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Wouldn't Goa young woman named
Sarah vinton, applied to one of our Alderman
Yesterday for warrant to arrest one Seley
Ncycy. 1t seems that an evening or two since
an Irish dance came off somewhere in town.
S.Iey had arranged to go with Sarah to the
Aforesaid place of amusement and exercise
The evening came and Seley came with it &c
cording to appointment. Contrary to Sarah's
expectations Seley was drunk. Contrary to Sc
lsy's expectations Sarah wouldn't go. $50 you
won't go!" inquired Seley, allowing his angry
passions to rise. mo, cont" replied the 9TH
s. well, Ill tell you what you can do, Sa-
nab" continued Scley. Sarah was all attention.
"why, you can just go to the devil" AS Sarah
didn't comply with selcy's requests in either
particular, the Alderman thought she had no
real cause of complaint, and so dismissed her.
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The.lIaWthorn bloom'd to the vernal air
Merry and free In the woodland fair;
Alfred Ia garments nuptual white,
She WAS a glory to the sight;
Her breath was Sweeter than the morn,
beautiful tree was the wild hawthorn.
The Ivy, rooted by her side,
Wood and won her fer his bride;
She was fain to be embraced,
lie tEined his arms about her waist.
"Oh JOY !" saidhe, THAT was born
To love ibis beautiful wild haWthornp
Altsl for this world OF grief and pain
Wed, not mated, were the twain.
She was tender, mild, and true;
He was selfish, through and through,
And waved his leaves to the wind in scorn
OF his blossoming, beautiful, wild hawthorn.
She could not drink the dew or shower,
Or ieelthe warmth Of summers hour.
The ivy Etood between her heart
And all the life the skies iInpart;
She pinned. she sigh'd, she lived forlorn,
And died in her sorrow-the wild hawthorn.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. L. Calhoun, Cats, Garry,
Henderson, aud several others, who arrived
from Kansas yesterday, en- route for Washing
ton state thc Democratic State Ticket elected by
one q majority by joint ballot of the Legisla-
ture.
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R& 0. r. X Directors American
members of the Baltimore City Council held a
caucus few evenings since and nominated the
allowing gentlemen for Directors of the Balti-
more AMI Ohio Railroad on the part ofthat city !:
CO. VIM, Chestnut, j. Irwin Smith, Vim. j. Bry-
son. WIN. Robinson, Benz. DcFord, j. B. Brink
ley, J. NJ. Smith and Henry c, Smith. Thislist
embraces only two of the present directors in
the Baltimore and Ohio company on the part
otthq city that is, MesSrs. j. Irwin Smith aud
j. B. Brinkley. As the Americans are large
Fin the majority in the Baltimore City Coup-
aI We presume these gentlemen will be elected:
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.SEIlTLEMENTS

CCouNTs against all parties indebted to the subseTI-
Hs[s viii be made out ana ready for settlement BY The
nrst of Jauu Those not calling Tor their accounts 81
that time will be presented With them Immediately theres
ter. ldes4si NCH.ALLESs, Knox Co
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% m D. D0LLA r.

.ON L DULL a IL
ONE OF Tx BISf PGEGATtfE AID I,IYER GEDI-
~ SaAES Dow esieFs Tie psis - lH SASfshi's
eassTs uiIder gnd more sHsetusI tLhE hy
SsnS EoS9 = = no. e1ly Csi.aEliS, hut Afrsc
nattseAthel, The carry t:ist
Sou any Of tir paiHui Eeeiuei ILe1d ID ~ d a.
.sHS q itssEsaEeses ies sys.sgA -
ln0dsTats dose and bull Up Iu
- %. sAxTonDs IxvIsoaAloG Is ocS6pounaed eEtr,Iv
ftrg,s ilsH aEtlssa Of as'iisins, nlu,,i . Guns
ed .l,sn Il : kn9Sn thai one bottle @ ne ivFoaer
Omels WilhOuI any Of it ilsIeteFtous eleets.
Though possessing ussIeIuaI powers. these Ours
have eesn Vut niue Enosn % Eysietans and usvsr used
IN their unill use In The efthr grig
0rttor, which With unprecedented -eressAs
=tFed and knogn an It's ELECTS II las rarely fe
Indigestion beiuE caused By eTaugsd LErerIs erred
JaudiSs Is caused b an Improper setion te ZfrSF
and - aPTOof t'as the tbs slase
ANY one troubled with Jaunder the
regularly one week, and their beEll 70 assume
Costysnsss be permanently cured Is Tie InvIeo-
IatoI Take Il In small does Tetisit,
shs 5gss are igt IN is ssa ss1s .a ss
and work Is TsEuaTiy as clock work SICK Isa5Aehr
0,aIg which eOrreets an aetdi'y aud sSuFehs lie
For overloaded stomach it has ne equal ssit re-
lsNss all SPPEessiyS o. uneasy feeling aityT sstiLs
S'h speak In tbs hisLtstterns.
gH- HleeEA1oe eallie 70 us TecouIEtIsd
aSa cure Tor Liver piaits, all dathsss nri.l
from Diseased Liver The tesIhluhtus Of 80 many u
our se1ans In It's favor tnduerd tEy ital isS
conviction - certain that q = Tvaisst IIy
|snSs ever given TO Dyseptics, 10 made IIe
cure before the uEst bottle taken. Rev can
eat anything ele without trouble, while btfeF- otl
ing but tg iightSst feed W0ud digest, ott Ia
gave pain Nov Nhat say an GuT readers
NSs Liver Conptstht " Dyspepsia trOabe On, u6t
EucG -
There has been cur FAMILY \ remedy
Whtch has met with such ulbounedl
OF aiseasSsnedsntt ehildren, rs Dl. sAAthb
Z ORATOR; nor " u alone for dsSases that
tuse IT, Tor u acts ClthaTtie mildly and rai
and seems 70 FenOVats the Thoroughly ilar ne
(uink We are doing service 20 all advising then
Haun ines need meutene TO Try lhis are
that have eone under cur Otiee VII, graf
snt has been received in diseases LfreS
land Bowels, where an other failed Eite Tti
ihaS beeOne uEetnl in family that re viii Sf a.
OXEtthOutits- siR1kGOH riiie (AIG.} Re 5uIlfeaa.
PRicE OSE DOLLGR bGIJIk
6ANFOED Co., tTopTist tore SIS broadway, Mex T1tk.
T. H.zLOaAS = CO., Agents for wheeling.
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. H. kEfSEts Pittsburgh ~ OLE sale Agents.
aul5-Sul-IV-6laU
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RANK STATEMENT.

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The tri-weeltly Bank
Statement shows an incrvase ofspecis of S44O,-
600. Increase of circulation, $4,000. In-fease
of nominal deposits, 1891 900.
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LAND WARRANTS, MoSEY, &c.-Mcssrs. Sew
ell, Ferris & Co, Of New York, quote Land
Warrants, in their circular by yesterdays mails,
as follows:
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Found Dead IN B.d.-The steubeuville Union
Nys' Hugh Nevin, an elderly man residing on
lock street, was found dead in his bed this
morning. He was injured at Wolcott's Factory
some ten years ago, and has been in feeble
health ever since. It's supposed that he died
IN Consequence of the injuries then received.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02

Ys'tendqy was very disagresable day. II
vas more sensibly realized after the long term of
pleasant unreasonable weather VIC have expe-
reueed. The rain came down slowly, and al
though the weather was not sufficiently cold to
convert the drops into ice, nasty slush or sleet
Was formed upon the streets and payements,
rendering out door business a thing to be dread;
Ell Colder and more severe weather is expect
edfrom this time forward until Spring.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE arm of DOane CoWsil this day dissolved By
mutual CONSENT The business % the Fm will be left
in the hands OF a s. Doaus, who Is fully
the name Of the hTm In settling M It's Affairs.
Wheeling, Ian. eth. lsss. VII Z c SSHS
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Tie Hact1orn and the Ipey.-since Charles
Nackay's visit to this country many of his lit
lie gems have been published in the newspapers,
and always read with interest. One of the
Cleveland papers in an enthusiastic burst of de-
light, pronounces him ''the greatest poet liv-
Ing" We are not disposed to discuss his mer-
its but only designed to introduce the follow
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOL ESA LIZ MARIII17F.


CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL SALES.
F ny 4. w. I'Uh1PlH IEEY.
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Co-Partnership.

TNgE undersigned have this day eo-partnershi
i under the name OF DOane Adams, for the purpose
transGeRs general cOmmIssion Flour and Pig Iron
business, at the warehouse, Maln and Quincy
formerly occupied By Doane Cowgirl.
T iaSS5 jan Z ls's. d a. 8. R RSaNs
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CIDD

FIRE.
LOUISVILLE, Feb III. Barbee &o's Alcohol
" orks were burned this morning folly insured.
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HATS AND GAPS,
II VERY REDH(ykn RATES

AT VERY REDUCED RATES.
NVEhave This day received large lot Of Mems
w YOUTHS and 10y Pail and Winter Caps, which
purchased aimee the advent u Tie and
we're 6o9ht for cash. consequently purchased al
usually low rates. and Viii sr them to -
cent lower than they we've ever offered In this city Ne
can offer good cloth NJ from 20 and and
plush caps from 20. Therefore all persona ia Of
good fall or winter cap and wishes to thsse
hard times, requested to call
Oc3l s D.HARPER.E SONS Cheap Store.
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ARRESTED.

HAnrronD, Feb. John Miller, baggage
Master on the Hartford aud Providence Railroad,
has been arrested for robbing the mails. He
confesseS his guilt.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Fen. Flour dull Corn, white 52a55c;
yellow 54a55c. Whisky 2oa2lc.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Fen. Flour quiet, nothing doing Whis-
ky unchanged. Hogs and provisions quiet, but
holders firm.
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-55..onest that our patrons would always
VIZ" w. their advertisements by three o'clock
n'nl ~ :" .lfsrnoon in order to secure their inser
,1 .i IL the morning following. The crowd Of
'rbt work renders it necessary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02

The Rirer.-rhe rain yesterday put the land.
ING IN bad kcter for the reception of freights.
Inc Courier arrived from Gincinnatizwith lis
pa PACKAGES merchandise, 400 SACKS of wheat, 30
10 poS grease, 4 corn mills, so hhds.meat, 80
4aas. lard oil, 400 bbls. potatoes, and 81 bbls.
' ,u She discharged 1876 tons way freight.
Az AL Tue rooms in the cabin were full besides %
r wv passengers. She leaves this evening for
!, Tue j, B. Ford arrived also from Louisville,
r ass portion of her cargo, and contia-
Hsa her trip to Pittsburg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02
Cash Y

N the first OF January the Ltend adopt
~ ing the CASH SYSTEM ENCLuSIVELY. They will
depart from this rule under any
parties whatsoever being convinced, from long
experience that this plan Is not only better the seller,
0I sa slss i0F tue e0"'uI' noLALLENs KNOX CO.