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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
7. IT. SCOTT.
No. i5T Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
yVatches. CIOcka. JeWesrys Watch q CtoeA
MATERIALS, Tools, GInSAeP,
CULVER Plated and Britannia Ware Gold Pens, ana rem
ellis Gold and Silver SpectAceS, Port MonnaleS Purses
Card Cases Cabas Work BoXes BEuShes Combs
Fancy Soaps Knives Scissors RaEors
Pistols S q Plated SpeckS, Spoons and Forks kegaa'
six Guards steel Keys Steel Pens, Jet and Coral Goods
and general assortment Of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely to my stock, both in
the Wholesale and Retail departments enables ine 70
Que: watchmakers, Merchants, Pedlars.
and public generally, very complete assortment at
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
, Straw Goods.
@ AVERY is opening large and general ASsort'
d ment of Mems, Youths and chldrens Hats, con-
sistnv of Everett, D. b. and bound, Webster Italian
Hats pedel; D. b. Drab and LeghOrn Cuban Hats
Iegorn Young America, D. r. LeHhoTn Boys Hats Pana,
ma "a fine artcle) DraO Hats Everett and
webster Ialian D. Boys Hats ohildren's Extra wind
nj the lowest price, S. AVERY,
APPS No. 146 Main st., Wheeling, Va
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THE TN TELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20. 1855.

A CRlr1c.-Coleridge was once adniring
waterfall, when he overheard well dressed
STRANGER saving to his companion, ut is ma.
iestic WATERFALL The poet was so delighted
with the epi,het that he could not resist turn
ing round and saying: 'Yes, sir, it Is majestic;
voh have hit the expression could not think
on. Will you dine with me :" added the poet
The offer was accepted. Some dumpllngS were,
on the table, "1hem's the jockies for y
said the critic Or course, the poet went TO
sleep!
TnE st Louis papers complain that married.
men sit in church with their arms around their,
wives, and suggest that ut abstracts inc 9tlel'
ton of the lockers on from the preacher
z ---------->sOsS-------
He that dies martyr proves that he was not.
knave, but by no means that he was not a
fool. !
HABIT in child is at first like spiders,
web if neglected, it becomes thread of Irvine,
next cord of rope; finally a cable; then, who
can break it.
TnE prodigal robs his heir, the miser robs
himself.
FRUsr no secrets to a friend which if reported
would bring infamy.
WE cannot control the tongues of others, but
good life enables us to despise calumny.
He who hath mouth of his own should not
bid another man to blow.
HAPPINESS can be made quite as well of cheap
materials as of dear ones.
ARIsr1pus said he liked 10 pleasure but that
which concerned mans true happiness.
THE COQUET7'E
RY CHARLES SWAIN.
Whatsoever she vowed to.dag-
Ere week had fled away
She'd refuse me!
And shnll her steps pursue
Follow STILL and fondly woo:-
No!-excuse me!
If she love met were kind
Just to teach her her 01on mind.
Let her lose me!
For no more I'll seek her side
Court her favor-feed her pride
No!-eXcuse me!
Ifan idle, vain display,
She can cast my love away,
And thus use me-
For tickle heart, at best,
Shall grieve, and lose my rest p
No!-excuSe mel
Let her frown-frowus never kill: @7
Let her shun ME if she will
Hate-abuse me-
Shall bend meath her annoy?
Bend-and make my heart her toy? j
No!-excuse me. frF
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SECOND STOCK
SPRING & SUMNER. Goods.

HHsKELL sWEARINGRN viii open on TUESDAY.
he May 4th in their store room, No. III Main ST,
one door above J. K. Durham &C., the mos. beautiful
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
They have mad the pleasure Of Offering the public
Their stoeWtn comprise yhfngneW IN Dress Goods,
EmProiderieSS SkaWls Mantillas, &c.
Pedging themselves be undersoId thew can and
so oer great Inducements cash buyers their
an inspection Of their Roods T1y3
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"a New Light

" ~" a New IIBhG
1NHE Drummond Light produced from improved sYLvIc
OIL, has no eQnal, and after personal and salts.
factory trial. Tito to the public SAEE oHEAP
and portable light in It'll safe because 1t is
free from explosive properties. 1t cheap because the
cost ppF hour hsf cent 1t the best
the sfnaleStIamp will burn brilliant with steady flame
twelve hours without reIng ortrmming and give sufficient
light any ordinary sized room, and having the
right manufacture and sell, confidently recommend
Il to public favor ~
Por sale Wholesale aud Retail at the House Furnishing
Store of j. K. DUNBAR co.
Jan Is No. 49, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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'i SHEET MUSIC.
largest stock Of sheet music, musical &c.
In the Western country. ~, .
~ Music sent to any address, postage free.-&9
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uzEETING TO CINCINNATI
w WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
o1NC1!SNATI. ,,.v,, -
LOUISVILLE ERANKFSRRT9s dE AND 81 Io5Is
AID ali points West and South Il VIA tne
Cincinnati, Wilmington ana
EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL HOAO'
T,,,l,. miles shorter 6y this Route thu" ria.
Columbus to Cincinnati
Take the Central Ohio Road to
EVANSVILLE,
N"O ~ Short Line
TRAINS LEAVE zANEsvILLE AS FOLLOWS:
Al riyai Of Central Ohio from wheeling and the
passes through N LexpEs9n Lane1sts 1;. Ss
cieville, Washington, Winiinston ana mar '
| and most beautiful part Of ONO.
~ BE particular and ask Tickets via. the c. W.AZ
Short Line Rail Road
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
For rHRoUsu TicEgts and other information, -GguIrs
at Central Ohio ONCE In thesPrgB House. On water
| street, Wheeling Va
p cEsr pras,t W. W. BAILEY, Act supt.,
X ~ G,ncinnsb GAINESVILLE, o.
ie22-1y
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANCIE AND ALEXANDRIA,
RAILROAD.
1922
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DALI Sunday night sHesPtsd 4Tssen aIc
andrIR.
mond .6:45 A 81. and 1880 p ~.
Returning leave Washington. A. II. and Pm.
Arrive af0 a. Richmond .1:sO P. NJ. and4 AN,
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between e
mond and Washington. - ... - -, ,,vr
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and beInV in excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give :he best guar.
antee always securing connections as Is shown BY aTr
daily Richmond and Washington city In advance OF
the Steamboat line. - "a
An OmEbus will be found always ready to take through
their baggage OF wearing apparel
of charge, with ample time Tor them TO
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVtle and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road now nearly com
pieted Danvie. An Agent of the Company viii receive
passengers FROM the DanVie Road and at
their baggage all the Way to Washington Ore Bal
timOre Depot.
The fare by the mail line by the old steamboat
route.
mOnd and Alexandria. Tel
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In connection With the above, keep every kind Of
steal instruments and musical merchandise generally.
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Pianos, sIeOdeOns and every kind of musical nstru-
nentS tuned and repaired
HsE- All q, IDS warranted this establishment. nOy5
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FOR THROUGH Tickets and other information enguIIs
ut Central Ohio Ticket Once, In esPrgg House, on "Hs
street, Wheeling, Va.
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER KoU7

~, Be particular and ask for Tickets VIA the c. wa
Short Line Rail Road.
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TuE St Louis papers complain that married
men sit in church with their arms around their,
wives, and suggest that sit distracts the atten'
ton of the lockers on from the preacher
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cured, AND. WHAT IS
the occasional use Of the
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TRAINS LEAVE ZAGESV!LLE AZ Ioh II. ". 81,
on arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from "heehns anu
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+tieIsnt to relieve the stomach
trising and souring.
retiring. prevents NIGHT
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New SYstem.

T8TlI New System.
changing blRIncsS long credit system to
one, equivalent, also change long profits
short and in closing out our stock heavy
Cloths and Cassmeres, will to twenty
cent prices Should doubt what
No say calling No. Washington Hall you Wnl be
once satisfied mean uStwhatwe say.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
IL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
housekeeping Goods.
CHINA AND HTzSy UtpF

We would respectfully Inform cur old custsrnsr,
that we are now opening, 81 cur rev stor-, ex-
proRehing holidays, st OF which, having been
purchased for cash, We enabled 90 cfer at verY
low prices.
cold Band and Decorated China. Terra Gotta,
Parian. Lava. Bohemian and sIless Vases
Colognes, Motto Cups aud saaeers,
Card Receivers, Figures StatuettGs
Ink and s-gsr Stands. Jewel, Match and Pow.
,AL.so..A large variety of FANCY and FOREIGN
koe.wnod. Walnut Mahogany and Irlaid Work
Boxes
Lsdies' Cstas. Bags; Purses. Porte MonnaIes.
Backgammon Boards, Chess.
iiominoes, Games, &c
Chidrtn's Carriages. sleighs, Hobby Hsrsea,
Carts. wagons, Drums. Gnns. Sword,
d adst4ais, Chairs. Bufeaux. oraiies, Tables,
DoLLsCfiue, Wax. Composition ard India
Doll Shoes. Arms, &c; Parer Dolls and Furniture
Tos China Tea and Toilet Sets;
Stcves, Furniture. &c
T0fs-Iron, Weed, Chins. Pewter Paper, India
kubset, in and Mechanical Toys Of every
desGrir.iun. piiees and kind. ami In such
quantities hat 1t would be impossible to
s2urtrate them.
FRS W,,RKS-fire Crackers, Torped1es Re-
man Csn@lss. Fla "heeis. Grasshorpsss.
Pshy jumpers. Ratties. Teething Riug..
BAsKkTs-Flench, German and american.
white and oclored Fa1cy, TIsr,liinz Fey.
Willow hairs Grade and Hamrers
Silver Pia ed Tea sets, Caster, Baskets Spoons
a1d Forks
Britannia and klOck Tin Coffee and fe. Pets.
UTas 0yst IT Dishes, Sew Pans, Mugs Strain
e1s. Spoons &c, Of every kind
Jsranned Walters and Tea Trsys, In sets OF SIN
gle onxes
DAFT Pms Tea Cansters snea Bsxes &c
Wod Ware 81; very de scriPtioa
Mats s'rd cages. coca rirpers. Brushes,
Bro HIs, Soap perfumsrv. Cologne, g mbs &c
CHtNA-9old Baud, Fancy ami White; Iren
sseue China
Rockiue ham and Common Ware
Gu and Pressed Glass, OF every kird
Together With a full es oTtmsnt o. HDHSEK feP-
ING GOODS. FANCY and UshsUL ARTff Lks.
which viii be Sold very lew. Cali early ana get
your supplies.
ANGUS J. BYERLy,
de 's-st No " Vain street. near Old Market.
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7TLFGRAPH7C NEWS.

n WpnRrEO EnH TFs "DTspATsfss. y
THE UfAa MAiLs--l II rESsELx LuLD MkAs
THEIR AND HEAVY SNOW STURMss
sr. Louis. DEC 1s--The mail from Utah has ars
rived sth dates to the Gotta nlt, but furnishes 20
aews OF inlportasce.
The snow on the mountain was three feet deep,
aud from Big Mountain 10 Platte Bridge averaged
eighteen inches.
The mail party was overtaksn BY terrible snow
storm between Ash Hollow aud the South Platte.
ard we're two days sud nights travelling eighteen
mites, during whica time they were without foed
or hre.
number of trains were at Echo Canon, unable
to get through.
The streams along tho whole route we're crossed
On the ice.
One white man and thrss Indians we're murdered
Ivy two white men, on the Big Bins river.
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2 = =.
"a aRIHH IRTELLI06NCA


Rrt Of R,chmcmd, Dee. IS High water s'cocs'
"
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia, ndse
aud passengers, Il Tutile
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New iorKs mase ana
pass, ngers, Ludlam watson.
steamer BeIvidere. keene. Baltimore, ndse, Lud'
schr Il + stockton, Cranmsr. New York, mdse. D
VI Currie. u n
sthr sam'i Halves. Merrill. Salem, haur'
SER k aolley, Pritchett. Baltimore. feed,
schr Lucy Ames, Merrill. Salem. flour. BridGford
4 Co. n,..
schr Hardscrabble. Gregory, Salem. via City
Point, flour and feed.
Hchr b Herbert. NJ yers. Fort Calhoun, stene.
s1hr Fannie Curre. Rich, from Richmond for SIC
Janeiro was spoken about 18th instant lat 81 H. Ion
Is 80.
At Peruambuco li.h uit. barks Minnesota, Yea
cock, from Philadeiphia. ar l2.h; Ano arant
swain, from Richmond, do. Sid 18th. bark Aaricn
HING Efo Jaueiro,
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DIED,

Tn this etv on FRIDAY evenirAg the nth instant.
at o'clock, WIN sHEpDEN BURR. in the 43ih ear
of his age.
IN aurday. the lsth instant, Miss ELlZabEFh
The funeral will take place on Tuestay afternoon
tho as instant At az o'clock. from the residence q
Edv ard Kerssy Peasants stroot. Union Hill! me
h"u a. a" 'Sa 2ts
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MEXICAN NEWS.

Nsv ORLEANS, Dec. 16-The Brownsville Flag OF
the lar inst GAYS that vidaurri has organized
force of 500 men against San Lais, which ID gar
risoned by 500 men.
rumor WAS current tina: the United States had
offered S. 100000 for the right OF railroad TRACK
rom New Mexico through chihuahua to Sonora
The Liberals we're concentrating around the cap
al
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Sc AAsRIeAN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT ABROAD
Every An ericap must feel his heart beat with pride
when he reads ths late speech OF Hon Mr. Bright
?, in favor of introducing the American fora o.
government-at least rs far as representation i,
concerned-into Great Britain. The honorable gen
tleman was Loudly cheered by his constituents and
never more 60 than when ne illustrated one resul,
OF Republican government, by exhibiting epeei
mems Of those handsome handbilIs and posters, &c
printed ct the DISPATCH Jon OFFICE J HAMMERS
LIZ Co, fropri-tors.
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THE PHILADELPHIA BANK CASE

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 18-Altibone aud Newhsll,
President and Cashier of the late Pennsylvania
Bank, charged with conspiracy to defraud The
stockholders, were acquitted to-day. The district
attorney abandoned the case after the argument
for the defence and the jury. withou. leaving the
box gave a verdict of not guilty.
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| On Wednesday 18th inst, At the residence Of "
| Walker Fsa, Cumberland county. BIZ the hey ~
Hayes. - Farm vile. Mr. " WALkEn. Q! nIrn
l hail
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cuIpwRECK

BosToN, Dec. 1s.-The ship St Petersburg, from
Glasgow for Bombay. abandoned at sea no
late given. The passengers and crew were res.
cued and taken to Liverpool.
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asiE Tn

BE- TRY
sEMpLE's INFALIIaLg BAKING POWDER
for making Pastry of all kinds
JN0 w aARLIGK Apo.hecary &c,
Dc l3-3t Market Place. Franklin st
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fG To MAKs Coon BUcKwHrA-
CAKES use SEMPLE'3 IEFaLLIRLE BAKING
POWDER. JNO w GARLfCK,
de 1876 Sole Proprietor.
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q BBLS. new crop New Uries rs Mo-
- lasses; Is hhas new crcp New Orle siis Sugar ;
20 bbis refined sugar; 100 bbls No mae efaI 40
bbls No m,ckersi; 800 kits No mgckerei; 2B
this NO Potomac HIRING; 10 bbls Scisco behring's;
70 bbls a,a ami cider: go boxes adamsntne candles
Hughes brand: 3U0 b,ls reciiard wh,ske y gin and
brandy; Is bbis Pennsylvania apple brandy 10 bhls
Isle OF Wight apple brandy; 50 bois alctaN.sons
whiskey; as' he's shermau's whitley so bbls Glib
sons Mountain whNkay; Al bhis Jno Gsbson's Phil.
st-lphis whisaey; pipes Holland gin; 90 half
quarter sni eighth pipes French brandy; Black Der
ry cherry and sineer brandy; Irish AMI Scotch
wh;sSeyi 30 casks Port ami Madeira wine; go dog
buckets and brooms 20D boxes and half chests black
aud green tea; $50 boxes starch, pepeer soap, &c.
for sale by THOMAS JONES d 10.
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THEATRE BURNT.

NRw YORK, Dec. 18.-fhs 0deon Theatre, in the
Bewerv. was burnt this afternoon. The Volks Gar
lens and some other adjoining buildings were en-
Ara
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~- Cloak AND MA1TLH DHPoT.
cfOAKs ff IADrss
CHTLDHEN.s
In SIX yelvsts. Beaver and Boat eiotiiss =
prtees 70 up'J REZEKIEL,
I.so-,w 69 Main ut.
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SAILING or THE pHILApE, pHIA

Nsw YORK, Dec. 1.-THE U. S. mail steamship
Philadelphia, sailed from this port at P. ii. today,
for New Orleans aud Havana, with twelve passeR-
ger. for the latter port. and iye for the former
The p sakssout 800 DOC in SPECIE all If which lie
destined for New Orleans.
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~ TEE Nav foRK LSDdER -
With the frat number Of
THE MOUNT VERNON pAPERS:
BY HON. EDWARD EVERETT
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER I'D
Persons wishing to take the LED:iE should
snbscribs at once 80 as t. secure the first number
of Mr.. hYERErrs articles.
The ledger j, furnished to subscribers at y " per
apunp,- 81 90 for six montts. Term. invariably IL
advance Delivered In any part OF the city free q
~ LEWIS l.. SMITH, Agent.
Agent for tbs New York Ledger.
And General Newsp aper Magazine aud Periodical
Agent Is2 Main ct. I'd door above the Post once.
snhscrintions received to ell the NEWSPAPER and
~ 49,, wa a. nubli,hnrs' prices. de 20-2I
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ES DIR. BURwkLL has removed his
0eice to tho North side of Broad street. lover
Franek's gliding establish msnt,) between 4th and
9Th streets Once hears from A u to ; z NJ, sad
from to VI. NixhG calls viii please b. mgds at
his residence. (at Mrs. Picksts'sJ corner of Leigh
AID 9Th streets
b. -Messsaes left at the Office OF JOHN Coo z,
(ceener Of Pearl and Main ssreets) vii! BE- attar d.
cd 10. do lt--Iai&
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TIC safety of the barque Par,hiau affords an,
o'ner ana signal proof of tho excellence Of III.
vessels engaged In our trade with Rio. Although
dismassed, she survived the terrific tornado vhict
nearly carried to the bottom the stout lag ship Of
the Paraguay expedition, and has probably caused
o.ner disasters Of which We have yet to hear. /,
VIII DO remembered that another Of cur Ris
osfaaes was out In ths gale In which the Central
AmsFica and other largo ships were loar, and
'oosen sorsly pressed, succeeded at last 10 cath
efiag the frightfui hurricane These splsndid
vessels are Baltimore bniif, fp6m the ship yard Of
Aosaoams, and though theif tonnage does no,
sxesed four hundred, have proved themselye,
smosS the stoatsst and most buoyant, As well a,
'oe nestsss ane most graceful craft that sail the
sas. ihoesd, 20 far - safety ia concerned, expe.
S'saes hss demonstrated that there IL quite =,
aech secarisy 10 thess email vessels O. 10 III.
ssfeses ksst Indismsn, and the heaviest ocean
"eaosrs Itss but juss 10 add that the Richno,d
% RIO vessels are commanded and ofscered b.
esnesne HsAoss; careful aud faithful; thorou h
oaetsss ef their asdsous vocation.
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EOH SALE A fine Harness Horse.
j. thoronshiy broken. Sold for no fault Enquire
at this ofhee do II 81
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s~ RNYsoLD's SPEcIvIC FOR THE Gour
or ss,st reessysd Price S2 o bottle.
MEADE BAKER. Chemists. &c.
is6 Main street, corner above neS Postorice.
do 20-ts
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| BURNING OF THE QUINCY SCHOOL HOUSE,
BOSTON.
| BosToN, Dec. 1S.-The Qaincy School House, in
| Hudson street, was destroyed by fire about mid
| night. The whole structure was the most perfect
| and costly building Of tho Find in the city. Tne
| Ia an
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u.N Avn WIPE DROWNED.

New Brunswick, N. j., Dec. 1S.-John Moore, esp.
sain Of boat Smith. belonging TO the Troy and
Western line. together With bis wife, we're drowned
here Icst night by falling off the boat.
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aG- ELEGANT HOLIDAY GnTs AND
NEW YEARS PRESENTS
RICH VELVET and
DOUBLE SKIRT and
vALENTIA, POPLIN and
REAL LACE and
MUSLIN SETS
LACE and EMBROIDERTD
- COLLARS ard HDKE3
REAL THREAD LACE Wells
And many other
splendid GoAds. at
VEaY Low PRICES.
do l4-l4tif PRICE WATKINS.
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k9A LIrrIE wE.K IL THE KNEES A disting uish
ed Senator from Psnnsy wanna. wrote to friend al
the North. from Washington. that "the Presiden,
was little weak IN the knees" After usipg bet
tie of HARTsHcRSss CUsHALL, the old gentleman
stood ss erect as a man OF thirty-fise.
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PROPOSALS. FOR 4 LUAN OF TEN MILLIUNr'
WASHINGTON, Dec. ia-ihe secretary OF the
Treasure has advertised for proposals to be receiv.
sd until the 24.h Of January next for loan OF
tan millions dollars, under the act Of Congress
passed in Jute last
The balance in the Treasury il now a Gal 600;
receipts during the last week, Si3l6 900: drafts
,a;d. A. 362 Oo0 increase over the amount 10 tie
Treasury per last report, t547 900.
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G~ RELIkF FROM CoUGH IN TEN MIN
u7Rs -pectoral Candy, or Horehound, Liverwort
&C. or Coughs, colds Bronchitis and all Affections
OF the throat and Lungs Particularly ada pied for
children, recommended by physicians as a superior
gs. and Chemist LIS Broad street Richmond, Va.
Price-I3 .ent5 per box.
Enr gale BIZ all nrnRgisfa de lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20
EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BOILER AT ST. LOUIS
Loss OF LIFE.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. Is The steam boiler at Belcher's
sugar refinery. exploded this morning, shattering
\ portion OF the building to atoms and, as far "a
is at present known. killing four Of the workmen.
and more or less ininring seven cihers. some OF
whom will probably die from the effects of their
ininrias
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

~LAsrCHANCy Special attention 10
requested TO my closing out sa'e Of Hsrrold MIR.
day. Fine chance for Christmas present: Don't
faiii IN came HENRY WQUAkLES.
N na CT Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

DEATH CT A WESTERN EDITOR.
PTrTsBUkG4. Dec Is.--Robert VI. Riddle. who has
been for many years editor of the Commercial
Journal of this city. died this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-20

VALUABLE JOB PRINTING OFFICE
FOR EALE.-I offer for sale upon the m.st IA.
vorbe terms, the Jop Printii Office belonging TO
the late John Nowlan, with all the Types, fresres,
Fixtures and other materials pertaining 70 the same.
is so W, Ii and favorable known in the city of hich-
mond and generally throughout Virginia, that n
extended notice In o newspaper, would scarcely be
accessory There aa'ongst the articles, an
Adams Power Press; one large Hoes Dry Press; 2
Eaad Presses; Prost Presses. and Tyre of all
the largest bualness "a the state and was enjoying
AT the death of ar. how.an. an excellent trade
Persons wishing TO purchase, will please examine
the flee and address Nowlan's Job ONCE" hich
mond, Va ,sor the subscriber ct Petersburg, Va.
ALEXANDEk DOMAIN,
Adninistrator Of jain Nowlan,
de I6-6s Petersburg. Va
49, Enquirer and Wing will please copy daily
ri times