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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

CPECIAL SCHOOL NOTICE.-The
- sub,riber. whose Sshooi comwenced 20th sep-
,emher wishes few Scholars to fill primary cass
INST commencing-English Grammar. GEOGRAPHY
and Aritbmetic-at $40. Also, fome TO NIL class
phon in Greek. He aims to excite interest ~ stu
dies, aud regard for principle and good feeling IN
conduct. and rarely has 10 resort % puni,hms1t.
4th street, between Main and franklin.
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MISSES KINGS SCHOOL CORNER

w OF BROAD AND MAYO STREETS The
twelfth session OF this School will commence on the
1859. The Natural Science. and Mathematics will
be taught by Mr. Ii IN DhlCH, gentleman of de-
served reputation and experience. Mr. MICH ARD
Will have charge Of the French Mr. NEWTIISER
will continue to be the Principal of the Music De-
nGr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL

ING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN RE
TWEEN lITH AND 18th sTEEETS FOR SALE At
AtCTlON.-M i'll be sold. on FRIDAY, the Sth day
OF october, 1888. upon the premises commencing al
"a 9clocK NJ the tenem located as above now
moros groc ~ store. The Lot has trent of N feet
and depth of about 10 feet " WV
TERMS -One fourth cash balance at G. - and IL
retained. t}tlDIIIN 1ppspS Snu "sie
~ n.scofs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

MISS A. NJ. SMITHS DAY AND
w BOARDING school FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The next session will commence the first day OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

ROARDING.-I can accommo date four
~ or five gentlemen with Boarding and Lodging.
and three or four Day Boarders, Apply to
Mrs BROWN.
on sth street. I'd door from Csnsi street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

NPiJt
REFgREN cEs-Rev 7 Moore, Rev VI Hoge. Ray
Geo Woodbridge, Rev Ktpier. Hou j s laskie,
Rev j l. Burrows and WIN z kitcirie ESQ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09
MAsoNIC DIRRoTe1RY..

Ohio Lodge No. I0I.-Mests a Masonic HalL
corner Market and MOnroestreets, and tAtraon
dayevenings Of each month VI. sisIzs, w. n; AEs,.
Gnaer Lawgstin, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 19s Meets as above on
the first and third Thursday evening each month"; r.
BRESTLlSGER. w. H.; s. W. Pedrson, Secretary.
WhecllnE Union Chapter 1NO.,10-Neets as
above onthe second AIondG evening Of eachmonth W.
sooET, a. p; s.. ". Psarsos, Secretary.
Wheel1nE RncnmPment NOe 1.-Aeets
shsysop the asrth Monday evening Of month. WI
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TKE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

subscrberswho do give express notice to the con-
ions. -
@ subscribers order the dscontinuance Of their peri
garages are paid. s-t-
" subscribers neglect refuse to take their perodi-
Gals from the ces which they redrected they held
esponsihe TIL the have settled the bill and ordered them
isconuued.
-t subscribers removeto other places without inform
publish and the papers the former d
ection, they al, held responsible.
5The Courtshave decided that refusing to take perod-
Slsfrom the Office removing and leaving uncaed
riS prin1d rHciH evidence of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

Just Received and Now Open
w Etake pleasure in Informing ftendS patrons and
w the public generally that Just received our
Spring stock Of CLOTHS, G488IALKRHS & y ESIi69sS
9getheF with general assortment Of ent,s EurnshiI
oods-aIl Of which We will sell at prices 70 suit tn1eS
aak eal If you examine onr
l oe SATISFIED cannot be exeelled either
E99w m that our stock consists Of Easiona6s Geos ad
Ssed Goods and We theEn ni TO or
IN style second to either East West Of the
mountans and At short notice. new Atorr-roo No
1O2 Main 81. 'JYHFFIER 4 iSAiSTN KIN ' ="
aPt@ Merchant Tallors-
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e. HAYES q co.

MANUFACTURES Of every DESCRIPTION of Car+,.vss
~. ~ Baggies. Harness. and light and fancy work Of All
kn9s are now prepared, with stock for tile spfin
tf2de. Wishing 70 purchase to call
ware Room corner of Market and John streets Wheel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

HATS! HATS! HATS!
g AVERY atand Cap manufactnrer, has on hand n
JS large assortment the late Spring fashions Gen.
tlemen viii please call and mine for themBFlves
81 a-,.Hrs rt fes-S AVERY, 146 Main St.,
mhZ1 Wheeling, Va
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Sheppard and Morgan.

WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. 131, Main st. C09ne3. Of Union.
EJAyE hand large and complete assortment Of
all articles in our line consisting Ladies and Gem
Wood Trunks, Vaees Carpet Bags, Satchels Upper
Leather, Hogsn, Hair and Wool Collars Whips, Hames
&c, &c. &c.
rate to the best style of English Shaftoe. litf
frame Trunks ValiceS, very superior article
and for lightness strength and durability
Fine single and double of styles Stage,
Wagon and Cart Harness of the best material and work.
manslip.
large of Carpet Bags satches every
variety of material and pattern. go 5f.s.;s
Allwork will be furnished promptly, and eff
fort will be spared to merit continuance Of public fa-
nov17 = N,'' SHEPPARD MORGAN.
-. VARl0EY.-
MA NUFA OTURER. OF
GOPPER, TIN & sMEE1IRON WARE,
No. S Main st., ssedr the CTseb Brtdde,
WHEELING, va. 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09
TC CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising or other
nanca business of the Integncer should be addressedo
he ProprictorS.
Letters concerning the department of the paper
houi be addressed to the Editors jointly either one
them
Correspondents writing for publication, please write
only oneside of the paper
An observance Of the above greatly obIige u.s.
nd seCn nore prompt attention to correspondents than
eymielL etaerwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

hANGFRIED, substantial and fancy Boot, and shos
maEsr has remoysd his shop opposite his old stand
patronage OF the public, intending to
itself. = [ap3$SinI "a .f5e ~ {IANGPRIRDST
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

vtrzIutus lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening atthe Hall, and Quincy street
NAT. RrcHAADsoS, N. g.; Taos B. ArRean, Secretary
FrnnkItn Lodge No. E3.-EIeets as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID BATHA, N. g.; RTtliars p.
AcR5tUey, Secretary.
RI Wednesday evening. WLIIAN HEL1HR, N. G.; John
Salade. Secretary.
w',,ee.in4 Lodge Ne. 81 meets above every
W. D. Porrs, N. d.i John 71ooarD, Secretary.
Friday evening Jos. HAsELv, N. e.; JoAW IL XdssOeA
Secretary.
VIM. Tell EncnmPment No. 34.-Meetsias as
above the second and osrh Tuesday evenings each
month. JoHx BADER, q. p; chas. Lincb, Scribe.
AbrRul'a EucampEaent Mo- n Meets as
above, the ruesday evenings each month
wv. TAYLOR, c. P 7soBaird, ,Jr., Scribe. March 10.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09
JAS. NE. IDlIJ5ITION
.1O2 NGAI3E2E17ST EET. ~ -.

ctPtps constantly onhRnd, any sizeor guam
tity OF which can be furnished short notice
~, s,6 StsSs S pad EoF Old Copper RrGss aad Lead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09
CRURCHEs or wHEBIING,

" - ~ ~.
For the Information strangers visiting the cwe pub.
ih the following list Of the different Churches and their
me and place of meeting there are any mistakes, I'VE
VIII IL. make the necessary correction with pleasures
d. Aatt"et0s, hpscoP0E'Gn, Corner Monroe and Byron
rees' Kew f. l. PERKINS, Rector; morning services lOH
CLOCK ae ever evening": 1!I.I.-,.
ST. ,01ns Gpfscopdan, Main street. between First and
second, Centre Wheeling Rev. IL sNrTH, A. H.. Rector
seryices-Morntng 1o1f; afternoon 8Hi night IN.
f"S' lTeSoytertam REV h. IL. WEED Pastor FOurthst,
et"een Quincy afternoon
ee"nG webster street, between Main and
Oen'rs Meeng services morning ana evening.
1Afrd PTeS6yteTam' Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Talbert ats South wheeng Rev. E. wOoDs Pastor seryi
morning I and evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

-ffkaflfAfAt BOLTS WALL sPAPER-The
1O9VVU in the cityabout 2UD different patterns rang
ingi9 price from One Dollar bolt. This stock
s az eeo and in good order, and be sold. Those in
want Of agood and cheap article win please can and ex.
anime my STOCK. ssr.-, J, q. HARBOUR,
app No. lA3 hIaif. S.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-22

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-On the 9Th inst, Board
of Officers appointed by the War Department, met
at the Washington Arsenal to test the Sharp's
breech-loading pistol In their report, it was men
toned that they ''similar in construction to
the breech-loading carbine." Since then, however,
1t having been brought to the notice of the Board
by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company, that
the two arms, (the carbine and the pistol,) were
dlssimilar in material points, the Board to-day
amended their report by inserting the word "some-
what" Immediately preceding the word similar"
in their description of the pistols. The SHARP car
bne after repeated tests has been partially adopted
into the United States service.
The carbine is solely made by the Sharpe Rifle
Manufacturing Company of Hartford, who did dot
make nor present the pistol for trial. and are in no
way responsible for the result as reported by the
Board
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-22

In Northern Central $500 shares have been disposed
of at from $17AGSlSH cash, and S1S6S1SA, buyer GO
days In bonds there have been transactions
Northern Central 1875 sold at 500 1885 at S57 a.
S5SH cash. and S5SA buyer 60 days North Western vir-
gina first mortgage Ss7G I'd mortgage S63 s64 Sd
gage S40H The sales of City Stocks have not been large
Sales of the bonds of 1856 made at SS9%S90 1890
at SOL "a S91 p cash. and at S92 buyer 80 days Bank
Stocks steady former rates. but rather inactive
Canton has advanced and sales made to-day from
$2424H buyer 60 days. Springfield Mining Stock brought
the of the week S23s cash S2k time
but has since receded to S24 cash and 1921 time Paap
SEQ City Stock sold at 81 81 kS2 81 cash. and 50 time
The tendency in New York is clearly to an advance in
all kinds of stock investments The absence of active
business and the heavy supply of money in that market
draws capital into such operations This will probably
continue until other channels opened for more e
gitimate employment
The movements in foreign shipments from Baltimore have
been quite moderate this week, showing export of gal
barrels of -four $50 bbl of meal bushels of
We forced to the conclusion that under former
and late advices from Europe very comparative
supply of Breadsus from this country will find market
there this
In tobacco shipment has taken place this week that we
have heard of from this port.
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BURNING OF THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

DREADFUL Loss LIFE.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 2o-The st. Louis Hotel, at this
place, was burned this morning, and ten persons
were killed and many Others injured by leaping from
the windows to escape the flames
SECOND DESPATCH
ST. LOUIS, Feb 20.-The burning of the Pacific
Hotel proves to be a more terrible calamity than
was at first reported
This morning there were about one hundred per
sons IN the house. between forty and fifty of whom
are missing.
The following are the names of the persons far
known to be killed.
bruce McNitt, Burkhardt Wurst Pane Sterrel,
Mrs. Jenny Jones and child, all of st. Louis.
Mr.. johnson, of Chicago
henry Rochester, T. Hart Strang of Rochester,
New York
Sanders Taylor, George Crane, Miss Jones. resi-
dence unknown.
Iharies Davis, VIM. Cunningham, of Terre Haute
and Alton Railroad.
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Miss Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard.

MISS hunter, MI. ana Mrs. Hubbard.
Also, nine persons who are in one of the rooms
whose names are unknown, and negro boy.
The following persons were seriously injured:
James +. Geary, Reporter of the St. Louis
Leader.
Elihu Hayes, of New York.
Jonathan Jones, Mr.. Towns, William Turner,
- Sharpe, the Waterman of the house.
The fire broke out in the drug store under the
hotel and the flames spread so rapidly that before
the inmates could be aroused, the stairways were
enveoped in fire, and all egress was cut off except
by the windows Many eaped from the third sto-
ry and were horribly mangled instantly killed
Many were unable even to reach the windows and
were burned to death in their rooms.
Several more bodies supposed to be in the
ruins, and hundreds of excited men are energeti-
cally engaged in removing the rubbish.
The wounded are promptly taken in charge by
their friends, sent to the hospital, where their
injuries are Immediately attended to. Several of
the wounded cannot possibly recover. The loss of
property amounts to upwards of $50, 900.
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MARK FITS

New YORK. FEB. 90
FLoUR-The market is irm--sales of 1900 bbs
at an advance of 5 cts. on State. Ohio and South
ern unchanged. Common to good State 81. 25os4 80:
Ohio S4.85aS5 Southern 81. 65aS495
WHARF.-The market is steady-sales of Southern
red at 81. l5aSl.25.
Corn is heavy-sales of Il, 900 bushels at 20 cts.
for white.
PoRK-Mess has declined 25 cts.-sales at SIG. Goa
Sl6.75.
BEEF is quiet at about former rates
LARD has declined nc. Market unsettled Sales
at 919a9N cts
WHIsKEY has declined &c. Sales at 221la23 cts.
for Ohio
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NJ A L X | Ed

, On the 18th instant by Rev Samuel H. Worcester VIM
r. hEEN, of Philadelphia, to MARY c., only daughter
Andrew Iiammar all of this city
Columba Street Parsonage on the evening of the 18th
instant, by the Rev. Thomas Myers, JOHN A. VERNITM
w Ellen T. NEWELL the adopted daughter of George
on te l4th ultimo, at the Church of the immaculate
62ncepton by the Rev Father Giustianini JAMES MIR
REL 10 Miss CATHERINE MURPHY both of this citv
y AT hechanlcsburg Pa, on the 18th instant by Rev
" MarIett GEO; W. GARRETTSON, of Baltimore county
of the former place. ' i'
On the 18th instant, by the Rev George G. Brooke
JAMES L. PAMPllLlON, of Baltimore CITY to Miss ANN
ELIZA NJ GEHLOR of Anne Arundel county Nd
- On the 18th instant, by Rev. VIM II Pitcher JOEN II
county " " ''i''"ioie
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ID l E d

On the 18th instant, THOMAS MCCORMICK in the a1st
year of his age. /" 'ie oisl
On the 18th instant DAVID T. aged . Years and 8
months son of K A. L. and Marite Bevans ~
On the 18th instant, HENRIETTA R. AGED a reors o
months and D days, only child of Charles and Lanra
Trush. ' anu Laura a
On the 18th instant, ISDORA aged years dauobter
OF George and Catherine Slater s
On the 18th instant, CATHERINE REBECCA in the
81 u year OF her age, wife of Jos. Cragg " ~
On the 18th instant at Washington in the 5eth year or
ms age, JOHN ROBERT DORSEY, ESQ eldest son of
the late Judge Walter Dorsey, of Maryland iva "
On the 18th instant, MARTHA in the 18TH wear of bar
age, wife of Capt. Samuel Harris. "
On the 18th instant JENNY CHAPMAN aged 10 months
ana 10 days, only child of John H. and Mary F. Gould
un the l1th instant CHRISTINE aged wears months
ana ~ days, daughter Of Andrew and NJ Catherine es
sier. 49, e les
on the 18th instant, aged % years ANN J. F. STE.
EMS consort of Francis G. Stevens and daughter of the
late John B. Sagues " WIG
On the 10th instant SUSANNAH NJ. aged IS wears and
Is days, daughter of C. c. O'NeiI
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFAcTuRIYG Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others
lSend for the Company's Circularl
Office and SaIeS-roonl,
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building
iS--H' W. MERRILL, Agent.
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II bottom cannot be ascertained until takeI

OF damage to her bottom cannot be ascertapad rptI t
upon the marine railway for repairs $1,000 ~
BIZ n INDIAN QUEEN (of Boston, McGregor from -
9r Ihadelph', with cargo of sugar and moasses in
Hampton Roads 18th inst reports ON 9Th inst in lat 81 ~
~, experienced severe Storm while lying to
gale from E. in which sprung foremast the vessel labor
ing heavily and leaking badly threw over deck load of SO
pairs. 7 P " 'oi ioi 'e
SCHOONER LANE-Norfolk, Feb 10 The schr Lane from
falmouth ia, with coffee, spices, &C. for New York on
he 10th inst lost the second overheard and on the
th anchored oil Cape Henry and lost her anchor Crew
hAMBURGI Jan 29-No ships have sailed or arrived on
account of the ice The frost continues and the river is
full Of drift ice. $500 VIZ 'e 10
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MARKETS
PROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, FEB. 2O.-An alteration took place
at the dnner-table at Browns Hotel to-day, be-
tween Mr.. >. b. Clay, and Mr.. Cullom, late Clerk
OF the House. Subsequently, Mr.. Cullom, struck
Mr. Clay with his open hand, in the face
This morning Ex-Lieutenant A. c. Rhnd, posted
Commander Boutwell, as liar and coward, near
the Navy Department 1t is understood that the
difflculty between the parties originated several
years ago on the Pacific, but recently it was renew
ed before the Naval Court of Inquiry.
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FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.-The Salt Lake mail has ar
rived at Independence The conductor reports the
snow from one to six feet deep on the mountains and
the weather intensely cold
Dates from Camp Scott to January lst, saw the
troops there are in good spirits. Col johnson was
well advised of the movement of the Saints. They
are making active preparations for resistance and
their regulations are very stringent. Governor
Cummings is performing his duties as far as able
Many Indians were met by the mail party, but all
friendly.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20-The ship James Raw. now
called the Diamond State, caught fire this morning
whilst lying aground near the West Jersey Ferry
landing at Camden, and is still burning. 1t is sup
posed she will prove total loss. She was built at
Wilmington, Delaware, and valued at Sic 900, the
property of Messrs. Stetson u Co., and is insured.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81. p M.-The ship Diamond
State continued burning through yesterday and till
late last night. She is a total loss
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REPORTED DUEL.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2l-P. M-There have been
rumors all day OF hostile meeting between Messrs.
Clay and Cullom, resulting in fatal wound to the
latter; but it is believed up to the present time,
no meeting has taken place. Both parties are alb
sent, and the friends of both are eagerly endeavor
ing to adjust the affair."
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INDIAN DEPREDATIONS

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2O-The Republican learns that
the Ponea Indians are committing depredations and
murders near Fort Randall. Troops had been sent
for to quell the disturbances
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BLACK WAR
RIQR

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-The steamer Black War
rior, from Havana, with dates to the 18th, has ar
rived.
Sugar and Molasses were rather higher.
Senator Mason comes passenger in the Warrior.
in much improved health.
Two cargoes of negroes have been landed in Cuba
recently.
The American ships Challenge and Kate Hooper
had arrived with 200 coolies 300 had died on tbe
voyage!
The Spanish fleet had returned to Havana.
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BOATS DETAINED BY THE STORM

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Al the Eastern boats have
arrived. The steamer Worcester, for Norwich. has
anchored under Harris Island. The boats of the
other lines are still at their piers The Star of the
West, for California, is detained until tomorrow
morning.
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stlonttarp ana Commercial 3ebittu.

BALTIMORE, February 20, 1855
mere mas peen little change in the aspect of the money
market Tor the last few days Banks take pretty
~ all such paper as they consider of an undoubed oAv
pu are very cautious in their selection Paper of secon
uS character meets with purchasers the street at from
one 10 one ana three quarters per cent month discount
according to the estimation placed on it. This class Of
goabe security not much demand at these rates
Money on call may be had good coaterals at from
per cent PER annum Some time, which we hope will not
be long must elapse before former confidence can be fully
restored.
The following are the sales of Stocks made the Board
of Brokers this day.
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Saddles, Harness and Trunks
John D. Hammond, 355 Baltimore ST
Books and Stationery.
James 5. Waters, IA Baltimore st.
Samuel E. Turner s. Charles ST.
Evans HOyt, Gift Book Store, Al Baltimore Of
Murphy Co., lS2 Baltimore st.
Cushings Bailey, 262 Baltimore st.
Shipping and Commission Merchants.
Joseph Carson d Co., 43 and As Light st.
Love, Martin & Co., Exchange Place.
John S. Williams & Bro, 50 Commerce st,
VIM. G. Price, l07 Lombard st.
Horace E. Browne, IS Exchange Place.
Grant Bro, 81 Exchange Place
James Whitetord, Spears Wharf
VIM. Grange Co., ll9 W. Lombard st.
Janney Stow, l0l South st.
Carr, Giese Co., q Spears Wharf.
Lambert Cuttings, So Buchanan's Wharf.
Ellicott Hewes, SO Exchange Place
+. l.. Brauns Co., Cheapside and Lombard st,
Hall Loney, Sc Buchanan's wharf
Sniveey Cooke, 5 Commerce st.
Thompson Oudesluys, 81 S. Cav st.
John Williams d Son, 80 Smiths wharf
Geo. L. Harrison, 6 O'Donnell's wharf
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THE SNOW STORM AND THE TRAINS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Notwithstanding the Sc
verify of the snow storm, there has been no deten-
ton to the mails passengers or freight trains be-
tween Philadelphia and New York, Baltimore or
Pittsburg. All the trains are ARRIVING and depart
ing regularly.
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AUGUSTA, Feb. 20.-The brig Annie Tying, IRON
Maine, was stranded on St Johns beach on the l4tl
inst, and has been condemned
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ILLNESS OLE IIDGE KANE
SHIP ON FIRE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-f1on. Judge Kane has
been dangerously i'll of inflammation of the lungs.
| He is better this morning
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sHTHE ROMANCE OF THE SEAS"

IL Notwithstanding the unprecedented advance
and scarcity Of strictly prime and choice favored GREEN
TEAS we are happy to inform patrons that have
now on hand 100 chests FINEST YOUNG HYSON, GUN.
POWDER and IMPERIAL TEAS, per clipper ship Rom
of the Seas The of this ship by
all superior to any Importation for the years
The old price still adheres to 81 per h. for finest tea Also
hand 300r chests Black and Green Teas comprising ey
cry variety, price and quality the old established lea
corner. CHlNAMANS TEA STORE
fe222t 81 and 80 Baltimore st
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THE DANVILE MTRDERS

DANvILLE, Feb. 20.-Wm. j. Clarke has been SEN
fenced to death for the murder of his wife. The
trial of Mrs. Twggs, for the murder of her husband,
has been postponed till May next.
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WESTERN NAVIGATION.

PTTTsBURG, Feb 20.-The rivers continue closed,
but there are still ample railroad facilities for the
prompt transit of freight.