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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular sale Of stocks
and bonds Tomorrow at l2 o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange
s. Diapers regular daily sale of stocks and bonds
viii take place tomorrow Saturday, at l2i o'clock
a. the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Nrolay's regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow SatEr-
day, at l2I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Beekmsn Fire Insurance Company has declared
a semi.anual dividend of y cent, payable lst Feb
The Merchants Fire Insurance 10 = cent, payable
demand.
Mes.rs. Ashley & Sorlis have have removed TO No.
- Exchange place.
The bnsiness of the Clearing House to-day,
kll. l9l 31S. The redemptions Of currency by the
country banks continues 10 be good and the amount OF
METROPOLITAN Certificates is now reduced TO about
-. 5OO,OoO The ant-nterest paying movement, on
deposits meets with few obstacles, but the adyo-
Gates of il still hope TO make the agreement general
one. The opponents OF the movement argue that the
step will drive deposits away from New-York TO
other cities where interest be obtained balances.
To some extent tn may be the result but this city
il firmly established the great monetary center of
the country il is not probable that the payment
of a small interest deposits by other cities, pre-
vent To any important eAent the flowing of capital
from all parts of the country in its natural channels
which il toward New-YOrk. Here interior banks need
their funds. and here they viii keep them. That the
payment of interest upon deposits by our banks has
been productive of evil although think scarcely to
the extent urged By the friends Of the antipaymeut
movement there is no doubt, and shall be glal to
see the practice abandoned.
I'VE annex the quotations of Currency, Specie, &c.,
of Nessrs. TAYLOR Brothers, NJ. 20 Wall street,
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Markets. Penorted BIZ Telegraph.

N.v.ORLE,Ns Jan 2I-CoTToS-The sales OF CorroS oasy
WE GEO bales prices establishing decline Of c on the 9w
QUALITIES Mdng higher grades unchanged aud steady.
Fl oVR il buoysnt sales ~ 62 $ IS Red WhEAr 81,
srd White 81 Is GUNNyCLorH, lltc FREiGHrs have de-
lined Standardization Liverpool Pork 70 New f2x
H.. snesr 10 do 81 ~ SrERLNG EXCHANGE, lSal0ii x
change on New. York, ia II = cent premium ,noo ,,x
Al qualities have slightly declined We quote Mddins % d
The sales week aid 81 bales and tn receipt.
STOCK $50 bales The receipts AZ this port up % me pesehs
Inn, w corr nad h those of fall sho JoO bales;
ditto a, all Southern ports 1880 SUG.s 4S4 fdoSs aani
sales AZ 62 LARD barrels ETC Rio COFFEE S.asas.
Saies of the week 20 bags FREIGTs drooping toon
Liverpool lied and Havre, Id. Sterling ExcHN.h oiD
lOsc Exchange NewYork, 99 GLOBE other HUoes gu
,rsly unchanged. .sasx oS. ,A,eip.s
Cf>cfNN,rI jan 22-HoGs advanced % $3.50 %
today Iish Mes Peak advanced Sj but no sellers a.
AZ the close bulk Pork &C. higher LARD &C. WINS"
adNnncrd TO lie.
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To N nriuers.

The Iatshp on the English Bank anchored In seven f
ms water N i - % s. lon IS 81 W OF GEeeuwcb bs,;pS.
~ cunpassRs follows VIZ:
Prom Iizhtship 10 the Mount n. $50 Nes.
rom llshishlp 20 Bland OF ores y 2Oo Wet
PROM LishstiP 10 Sugar Loaf ~ so Fast.
- '-s.oilaIy white lght visible from ) 10 4 leagues
eoAstLafE or TIE UNITED SrATFs,l
,r, . NoArEvIDRo, Nov. n 1857
- stated within few days past and bing fixed sh snpt b.
skeh o ta on be Island II Flores witch reyolves Another
sh' II Is 'ad, will DC placed the Island obDs near Cape
sTy- a. an early period and WHEN executed The nsyter will
o. eabsd to conduct his ship entreuce Of the
ioeNldso WIZ prect confidence aud aety tn sht money
IA. a. % rcis y PER upon al ysrls
Tie fiVer Plate the collection of which commenced
'hiS gay NeTy respectfully, your ob.di~nf servant.
~ -, W. NJ HAMILTON, " = Co-r-i.
Ncw.YoIk ~ '' ~ y
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SURPLUS WHEAT IN CiNADA.IHc Toronto COi0-
MIST in statistical article on the grain crops of Can
ada West states that the surplus wheat on hand is
not less than 5000 600 bushels and that facilities
exist, unless they are Afforded by the Grand Trunk
Railway for the expectation of this produce. lith-
erto Canada has had purchasers for its surplus wheat
in every frontier town of the United States and in
deed, purchasers in the New-Engand States and New
York have regulated prices i'll Canada but this year
the United states itself has a surplus crop, probably
better saved than that of Canada. This occurrence,
so fortunate for the United States, is the means of
locking up in Canada for the present some two
seems to be no outlet.
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MAMIE ID.

pR1GGs-VENEN-In Conneaut, Ohio, on Monday evening
Ian ~ nj the residence of the brides father by the Rev A.
Nash MI Levi s Briggs and Laura L., daughter oil Dr. j.
Yemen Of the above place
RARNaRD-yAN RENSSELAER-0n Thursday, Jan. p, by
The Rev ebert s Rowland the Church Of the Holy Apps
lies George P Barnard of Grend Rapids Mch TO Anna b.,
daughter Of Henry Van Rensselaer,, esq, OF tAs city
D.yCRAPO-At Victor Ontario County N. Y, Weanes-
day jan 3D. BY the Rev. Picrson, Edward W. Day OF New.
York to Charlotte S. Cnpo daughter OF Belsn Seymour Of
Victor
Johnson MOORE-On Tuesday Jan 49, by the Rev Mr.:
Adams Mr. William II. Johnson 10 Miss Sarah NJ Moore OF
Rrooklyn. L. ID,
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...
Cleared.

Slips-IIope Merrill Mobile, J. Atkins Co.; Edwin For.
rest Crocke San Francisco, w I. Coleman & Co Abby
Brown Moody, Apalachicola, w H. Rversmith Co. Harriet
Bassett New0eans n. H. Brigham; Rockland Brown, New
Orleans W WhitOck; 5. II. Talbot Burgess Melbourne Good
Atke Co. Georges Slater, Sydney, Goodeye, Arke
Co.
Bark-Voysger Freeman Marseiles, Boyd Hincken.
Brig-A. k. FnkeT Crosby Jacksonville c. r. Peters,
schOOners-JohD Price Davis, Baltimore, MAILER Lord &
Queeau Emily Griffin, Savannah ID. C. Murray Isaac Rich
Smith Phlade pha James Hand Ocean Wave, Warren WASH
inl.on TeiT Hon; C. Colgate Seaman, Baltimore Mailer
Lord.
Sl6ops-Ameica, Reynolds, Providence, L. Kenny; Excel
Thompson Bristol, L. Kenny
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ASoTHFR SLICE OF TIE MCDoNOuGH ESTATE
GoSr.-The Supreme Court of New-O Orleans has de-
cded the case of Francis Pena agt the Cities OF Bal
timore and New Orleans in favor of the plaintiff who
claimed 500, 600 from the estate of the late John
McDonough who, he claimed, bequeathed him that
sum TO be paid in four years after his (McDOnoughs
death The defendants contended that the document
filed TO prove the bequest was not genuine. Inc
Court however decided that its authenticity was July
established by six witnesses.
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STEAMSHIPS TO AND FROM HAVANA.

STEAMSHIPS TO AND FRoM HAVANA. -
Sa m,kip Phiiadeipha-From New York I'd arriving ns-
vans sh and Orleans llth From NewOrcans %th, ha-
yane 25d arriving nj New York 18th. a,
Sfeam,h Ouakcr Ciy-From NewYork It'll Of each month,
arriving Hsvra lsh and Mobile i4th From Mobile a'd,
Havana l4th arvtny as New York 18th.
Sseamship Cnha tbd-Fron NewYork lfh arriving at Hs-
Aana nth New ORLEANS 18th From NewOreans 9Th, He-
yana 18th, srrivinAs New York 18TH -
Steam,hip Empue Cityfrom New York l7th arriving &C
Havana Esd and Orleans 18th. From NewOreans Nh,
Havana 9Th arriving at New-York 18th.
Steam,hp Black Harroy-From New York nth, arrives ss
Havana lst and New Orleans 3D. From Orleans lhhs
Havana l4th, arriving Of New-York 18th.
Steamship dbe-From Charleston ih and lHh due Hsyans
7h and sd From 10th and 18th due New YORK 9th
and a.
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- NOR W - . 'VlfeIce IN III fase
Csl stres .n.r and he b..t 1ctAuorney aba don-t
F,a'. he J-ry ihereuPn rendered irnai ''7i'' -
not s1ly Herman then placed upon 'rla, ndIc'.
ofy p.hue ne P.r. Of l' VII D. > XII,
n 81 ~ 1tb J. B. Smith -sv tie aoris'd if re az u
Id, ii. hnd ut q M sui p ~, o.' Jaw ~
T. nm ouer va erre.d th' sIo'. b. ~ y ne
Ins "a. found upn him. The J-ry hal ~ moral % . @,
Ga. ,,lt the srcl'"' bt WIN tAe ''lo'c' ' Gay N
800, him uhich they did . -,
" The Petit Jurors were then di,cnarse1 i'r ne
TN and Inc Cou edjour1el 20 II O'Clock tomorrow morning
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ky telegraph.

BOSTON Jan: 22-Aryed slip Minstrel Norton. Psrinsi
tar@ ioin'a Ncho-, Singapore bh-s Civilian, Smith, Mes
sia; Psuins, Taylor baltimore; chr Edward Everett, MAJ
thCws Gonaiycs
Below, bahs WsshuTon AlOn from Calcutta: Cen Taylor
tud W BOyuton Orleans Warren Haett from BALI.
noc brig Crocus Mzas Empire, from Norfolk; Psl.
Ina, nom Baltimore; Monticello, from StoniDzton.
suied from Wiscaet Jan 20 ship Wallace, Lane for sayan.
nah.
NORFOLK Jan 21-The bark Telegraph is at City Point
There o vessels In the Roads
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vvv WORK Many TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY ., 1853

County, Farmers WEXFORD, HOpkinton, Mount YER
nor. Rhode Island Central Tverton, and Warwick.
very large auction sale Of domestic cotton soods
was made to-day by Messrs. Haggery & Co.. at the
store Of Messrs. J. c. Howe & Co. The company
was very large one and the bidding in some cases
spirited The prices obtained as compared with pm
Ya,a GALA n,;cas ua,e "a follows.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcI.L TERM-Jsn
SLoSSON.
DECISIONS.
RpOOKIYN CITY COURT-Before Judge CULVER aud Super
visors SMITH and SruDwELL .

The parties heretofore convicted on indictments lOr
iops the Excise arrsEned before the Court yeer
say morning H. A. Moore, esq OF counsel tor
submitted points of law for the consideration
previous passing sentence lie conended th
by decisions Of the General Term the deiehda'S o9d
mot h. indicted for uisdemeano In selling liquor The Judge
reserved his decision the points submitted ahd tue
of postponed until Friday of next week The
names Of defendants as follows:
For Selling Liquor SRnda yGOtleb Keser. Henry Rus
eel Valentine Roth George IusoueI, John Koran Henry
Hsnm, John LSngstah, James Mciahon John Fosch John
Brscken. go
Foy Sliso cAou LceAse-FIancs McCrah Charles Swcen,
SheTs Robert Thomas john Castcndeke Peter Nc
kahon, Henry Geding, Frederick HeilbuIg.
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DARING NrRprR BY SLAyE.-The P0rtsmo"h
VA Transcript has the following account OF shock
ing affair which occurred in Gates County, y. C.;
"Op Monday afternoon q negro map belonging 10
Mr. seth Benton Of North Carolina, VINO lad oe'n
hired ont 10 work on a railroad, was 70 nave IeIl
Holy Neck in Nansem0nd County, ON mat day.
viii number Of Others for the place OF ms laD'I;
hnt on the departure Of tia gang he managed 20
he left behind. Shortly after he proceeded 20 the
hopse of Mrs Holland, widow lady, whom
he murdered. He then went toward the
residence of NJ. Wnitwell Jones. but meeting INN
short distance from his house killed him Also andwith
n large club nangled his head in shocking manner.
IL af,erward made for the house of Mr.. Urah Rawls,
where he would doubtless have destroyed whole
family had they not been apprised OF his coming:
AR Rawls went out with dOube-barreled gun, aud
a. the negro approached he fred, but the charge
boinr Of small shot it did not stop him, and Mr. X.
DISCHARGED the other barrel with no better effect.
The savage then pursued him, and was just
upOn his heels, when Mr. Rewls suddenly turned
and struck him q severe blow with the breech OF
tbe gun which feleG him to the ground aPpar-
emily Ifeless. He, however, revived IN snort
time, arose and ran across an adlolhihs ne'G'
when he discovered another woman, Mrs. koWel,
but she succeeded in making her escape from
him. Nv This time the alarm had spread through
the necbborhood and tie negro was pursued by
several persons well armed He made for the swamp
and attempted to hide himself, but was finally over
taken and shot. The excitement created III all that
region was intense. The news spread RAPIDLY iron
house TO house and il supposed that general
insurrection had commenced Messengers We're sent
in various directions. The people turned out IN large
Numbers and repaired IN haste to the several points
where was supposed their services might be needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

DuFIorLrY AT EMNITTsBrRG.-The students OF
Mount st. Mary College, at Emmittsburg, Md had
institution few days since. which could not be settled
to the satisfaction OF Young America" and between
sixty and seventy of the Oldest students signed a
"declaratiOn' and left for their various homes IN
MARYLAND, Pennsylvania Texas, Cuba and other dis
tlnt points Several of the students walked as far as
the Hanover Junction the Northern Central Rail
road, ard reached the city night before last. We
the " old and "young" folks. Bait Sun.
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Disasters, &c.

PoRr STANLEY, Falkland Islands Sept D. l957Ti,e bs,x
Jenny JoTa. OBJ OF END from Liverpool put into this p vita
toss 81 sails sLL part Il btlwsrks.
by lctter ~ EwOod Water, eco Sec'y Board Uuderv',
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uxecc;uss of PrOduce,

r., Fri, Bogyoad-To days-5 so bbls Flour III Do WIS.
XIV sj do Provisions go do Alcohol gu pkgs Lard so d
Rutter 7 do Cheese 1868 sides Leather IS roll. do " p1
A cars Hogs.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. TINS DAY.
sun-Rises.. 7:l9 Sets....... 500 Moon-Sets.. l27m
HIGH wATER,.,...TuiS DAY. ~.
Sandy Hook. OH Gov lsd.. lila Hell Gae.... 2+s
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COURT CALEyDAR-Tus Day.

SrpprMR CoURT-SPECIAL TERh.-Nos: '|l 1l',
9y7 sl p 500 95j 10 3d. 80 572 ID J7i 1' TO 90 ''
S9l. S32 364. c. -
KIvG's CorVTY CRCrIT CorV CNTNDtR JAN.
2l-No. e. A. . 10 81, % b. s. a. B. 81 b, D. u.
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.ssc ~, uo-nls I'D the e. % the ny T.. min.
$50. I'M rot probably be reached before the last q. "HI
- "a b. r, ar We. nIubT q evil cases % b. rk"' or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Tie Metropolitan Bank now receives the notes OF
the Rhode Island banks on deposit the same as other
Sew-lrgSnd money Tie eIceI,!ors are: South
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hInrkets-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR THE N y TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY, JAN o. 1853.
ASES-The market il rather better for Pot with sales Of 30
bbs S. 25as5 Pots and $5 80 for Pearls Sderaus
has decIued TO &C., cash.
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Leaving stock on hand Jan. l. 1858. .........

Leaving stock on hand Jan. l. SO5cO
The import in 1857 was 53, $50 ID, and the exports
1856 ID less than these of the preceding year, but
the most remarkable feature is the falling off in the
consumption of 1910 h. as compared with that OF
1856.
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REV. TnEoDokE PARKEE seems % have a high
admiration for the drau.atic talent Of Charlotte
Cushinap, aud especially for her rendition Of
Macbeth. The Reverend says;
"A thonsani years ago your and ms Saxon
f,refathers, living in mean novels for their sl"it
tad minis battles, wherein with quarter slaves.
or spears, or swords. men laid Al each other IN
their savage j,y, aud were often burt and some
times, slain LriOking at that bowling ailderneFs
&c amu-ernent, VIM could have foreseen tie tune
In another lalsd. peopleti by other Saxons--in
Bo-ton--two thousand Christian men and wo-
men should cunc trgethcr IN = theatre. paying
lars,. price, 70 see \ great Sceiie OI ambitIo''
human life, dune into magnificent language by
an old English Saxon poet. ehiefest Of hiS tibe,
urid that grand poetry enacted into q grand
drama by New England Saxon woman. who
transdgmTed his thoughts to life, teaching how
the Justice Of God eDmeS and toruIents the mar
.ierer, aud her Nhnincites the murderer. walk
ng In such glasiIy sleeI ? Who. tbouSand
{, aTs ago, in the rough sports "f our Saxon
atheT., cpultl iiaye iuiag gined Boston audience
thtillel wish Rs-iheiic ani rsligtl'.s. delight 4.
ecing Macbeth hlly enacted BY titrins msa and
wonei.i"
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n COith MspONDENTS

LETTERS eoncrrng subscription, advertising other d.
ncInl IneIgencer, should be addressed "
st ~ cnnerrninr the departmn Of the paper
hor e addressed the Edtors jointly, or to either o''
Correspondents writing for publication, will please writ
eaIy On side OF the pApeT. ,,,
nj s,ru more prompt attention to correspondents ina
ey mELi lerWse receive.
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N1AsoNIo pIRNoroKY.

ohio I.ohze No t0l.-Meeta asoniC Hall
corner Market and streets ft ~ fhfrd Mon.
day evenings of sae,,mont,. w. s'S4, ". Nj ASes
dRisr L.tWgAIia, Secretary. -
VhceIing Lodge No. G3S Meets as above on
BssvrLixeEa. W. NJ; s. ~. Esar9on, Secretary
WaeeiIuE UuiOn dilinpter No. i9.--Meets as
above the second evening oE eaehHaonth w
scorr, II. p; s. ". PS,trsea. Secretary.
wheeling EncamPment No. 1-Meets
aseveOu the fovyA Monday evening Of each month W.
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c1.IloHts or HrfI.lNCi

ror the information of strangers visiting the city, pull
ISL tie following list OF the different Churches, and te
ne and place meeting. If there any mistakes, W.
ululake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. AGuIta's EJtscopGlida, Corner Monroe and Byron
treck Rev T. T. PERKrs, Rector morning services lvh
clock, evennF,I.
81 >osnS Eptacop0Hiua Main street, between First anf
SECOND, Centre Wheeling, Rev. H. SNi1n' BIZ hector
s.rvc.s-Mornjnp 1t1: Afternoon S1S; night *.
first IyfsbyferLaa REv. R. H. WkET Pastor, Fourtist
etweei quincy morning and Afternoon
Second Prcsbvts,dn, Webst street, between Main an'
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
Third resCytsrinn Filth street bttween Chestnut and
albert sts south Wheeling, l. MOoDs, PASTOR serv
smOrnine and evening.
tar,t Preaoytertan A PAUL.. Pastor, Mansreet'
eween Washington and Adams sts serViees morning and
evening.
Ftsta street Ittaodist Episeopa1, Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor street. between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening.
E-sa fress Aelaod.t Et.eopG1, Rev a. REoRnPastOr
.isrket NORTH Sta, NoIt. WheehhF' services
uornIn and evening.
taa,,iiae street Jfenodtm Eatscopol, Rev. T H MoH-
HOE PASTOR Chape street, butween First and Second
Centre WLee 'nr services morning and IS snnF-
Swm EAos'ing N. Z. 0AGTet, Rev J. s. hAit'
s,ter services morning and evening
RasefssO EsIand Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev.
Gsrman Nllaodist E,iscopdt Rev O. HELwIO. Pastor,
oapne between Webster aud Third Centre Wheel
81 ,H,nea Cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev BIsHoP
n v MHRAx Fiith street, of Hanpd.n services
morning and afternoon.
ssoeiate Returned, Rev J. T. NccLuKE, Pastor corner
ofMarket and Jefferson sts servieesmornnE andateroon
Disciples, Market street. between Webster and rHrd'
Centre Wheeling; services iCs the morning, and "
evening.
Evangelical PrOtestdn Rev. Wa HFLFEE Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling
Zion Evangelical LutherfdR, Rev ?. ZIMMERMAN,
Market street between Webster Third; Centre
.Es.1
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Adr,amuhIeh Is nat At ali er.an.
And set not quiteTeal ty-

--HHtiOHNI F1rg.
Young w,onanbood,--flb cntieads and jewel
hlorkl, shes clipper-b built erait. narrow 10
the ,raist. and vide abaft-iS schooner Tiseed-
car1irs t,r,ad InainsaiI. fnresail. StaySnii. llo
and "A, in, lib fore-toIsaiI aud flying Z gallant
.aiI. with rny streaTa erE at The ntasthead-When
un the Wind constantly luiiiIig and bearing a~sy
----umvtimes rl1ivpriHg IN the winds eye, and
sometimes sailing re,-ventuTrs near shoals
aud rugged rgei.--iSa crank erattin spanking
Irerz. - .ettls a brad Tndder and man AZ the
helm to keep her steadily on her e"uF'-e-
Intr,sf she's " fty, f.st and neat
A-,iiitie devil" IN ths FED
= Yg0kes .TlF14atfer
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a cat which e not qniie q catI
Aud yet 5 NOT . kitten
-B1ltimOre Sun.

= LdttttHVIt uUH'
Now comes rs. Youug womanhoodl-a
chicken in the shell-a ''slnaIl PotatOe, that
isI,'t iit for family uSe-a piece Of green 'live
Imber"-a herring half >cnrched over the lire
"A moving sack Of nOtIing. tied round the
,nitidle-a vuung idea about tnlIing the akOOt-a
:ncifer match not yet igIriIed-a saucy eaekling
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y uSC El6CGINSo anu ~ " " - pen
HVT take pleasure mi, FninE fTl DE- zId
w the public Eenrray tiat have iust ltcsi1td
<prns stuck Of CLOTRS, f44SsL8ELkn& lkSI1ACS
ngetisF general afEYItHfLt 81 6tLf lIri lei
tfoods-a NhIch Sill prices fut tie tites
cali ceiling confident aiii 90 s1hnins
tock sou M be sztfsGed br eIctl tstf sF
n style quality Of the roods ORD foI sale 10
SnoU that our Fttsht0aette GLOos Cnd
tAedD GOO1s, and pref uakt IL. ~ 10
Ter In Ie eIIiel Esst hest % tie
nontains short LUtice, Etore-rs Ne
~ afaif1 - WHEELER 4 LAEI&,
apis Herehant Tssfs
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

ODD FELLoWS' DIRECTORY
VirginIos Lodge NO. S.-Meets every Thursda.
evening the Hail. corner of Market and Quincy street.
JAxEs VI I,LL. y. G.; D. II. Carr, Secretary.
FrnnixItn ledge No. G3.-Meefs as ahoveeEery
MONDAY evening. DAVID BAruA, n. g.. Wfttidm r.
ne jt.insy, Secretary.
lV.n. FelI siodze No. 33.-Meets atabOveeve-
SItaae, secretary.
w,a-,tax lodge No. SO Meet. a. above every
sainr iav evening.
W. D PprTs. a; .yo6n 7zoonra, Secretary.
ptaoIn g,odze No. S9.-Afeets as above every
FriIav evening" JOS MlssLr, ". G.; John L. MaS'0eii'
secretary.
Yn TeII EnenmPmeaI No. 3 S%.-Meets as
above the seroad and oHrn Tuesday evenings o. seS
MONTH JorS B4Dgs. q. p; Gtas EiEek, Scribe.
NhrHrs'n RucamPmeHs No. a.-Mee's s'
aS,vo the ,1irJ tuesday evenings month
W.. FArtoa, 9. P.i GeoBIfrd, Jr Scribe taNr'A IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30
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Youhg won,1nhoodl Ia thing Of beauty,
ioy forever IAN object that leads to virtue, yet
lures tn virt--iS worthy of the highest praise,
and deserves the seveTe~t censurc--1 modest
r,,,.s. bI,,-liing and lOYeIy--1 bligLting OPa>,
Threatening aud destTuctiv,--1 small kee-ln
.xpan.ierl hagSlirad--t thought of heaven. with
much to reiiiI,l you Of ezrtIt-heavens greatest
BLESSINGS, mans worse tormentor--in short,
strange compound Of good aud bad Young NO
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