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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
Commissioner3s Sale.

EOuRsUANEito decree the Circuit Court for; obo
County made ct the Pan term, 1885, in the case Of
JOSHUA BopLEY e. THoMAs n admins tTatoT SSd
at the front door Of the Court House Of sad ~
O'clock A. N the following described propertyViE The
North third Of Lot NUMBER hundred and four (Ci
In the hfh ward Of the city WReeng-the same BENZ
suate on the west side Of Market street and po A Il
erected RStlITee story brick building. = -
3EAis OF Of the purchase money TO be
pau IN caSn on DAY OF sale the balance Of Six
twelve and eighteen onths-the purchaser giving onJ
good security bearing from day Of Ssie and
he title retained farther security until the boIo n
Pald1 tnoV2-td1E DANIEL O.LIsT, uomlnis5tonSr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

80 0hangesef 4ails.--Lettcrs, going East
should be placed in the city post Office by 1o3
o'clock A. N. and 8 P. NJ. Letters going West
should be in the Office by 8 A. NJ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
THE INTEILIGENCER.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. so. ISIS.

Largest circulattonof anyPaper In West
ern V1rginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

& EU=SSplendid Tsstimoniqls,-A number of
the employees of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road contemplate presenting to Wendell Bollman,
Esq, late master of the road, a splendid double
service of solid silver plate. consisting of full
coffee and tea service of thirteen pieces. The
pieces are embellished in tasteful and novel
manner, emblematical of the profession of the
recipient. Beautifully engraved representations
of bridges, culverts, railway stations aud scenes
upon the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are affixed
to each piece. The cost will be about 81 ,5oo.-
In addition to the above, a magnificent gold
watch and chain, said to be worth $500, has
been selected by the gentlemen for presentation
to the same party. The presentation ceremony
will probably take place on Christmas day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Riyer falling rapidly
at this point and all the upper streams continue
to rccede. Weather cloudy, damp and COOL
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-Rtyer risen 10 inches
the last 48 hours. Rained all Saturday night
and most of last night; now dark and gloomy.
lThermoneter 56
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

!. EB-A Cordin another column offers fifty
doliN reward for the ra.c,l whom we noticed
some days since, as having humbugged the PEG.
pie of this neighborhood, on the gutta percha
pen and wrapT ing pal er dodge. Hehas done
vast injury to the proprietors of the real article
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

DHEP RIVER, CosK, July %, 1855. y
M have been troubled with
began 70 come out, scurt and hair together i saw In Il
New Haven pap about sWood's Hair Resorative' as
cure called at your store the LIST April last and
purchased one bottle to try IT. aud found my satisfac
ton II was the things It removed the new hair hey
gan to grow 1t IL two three length 4ree
= t4as q S have great faith in + wish you
know as Of the kind used in place. you may have
market FOR many bottles after 1t Is known here. l
Yours with respect, nURUs PRATT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

NEw YoNK, Nov. 2g.-The Empire City. from,
Havana brings no news of Importance.
The Floating Dock had arrived safely at Ha-
wanna from New Orleans s.,5a
Sugars were stiff at 93 reals. The stock at
Havana and Matanzas was 10000 boxes. In
Molasses there was but little doing at 81. reals
for clayed. Exchange on London is per cent.
prem; New York and Boston ditto per cent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

w That Marengo Nuraer-We published
the rumor, day or two ago, in reference to the
pushing of negro man overheard from the
steamer Marengo, by the mate of that boat, on
a recent trip from Cincinnati. On Saturday last
the mate alluded to, George II. Hart, had pre-
lirninary examination before the Mayor of Pitts
bursh. E. D. Rice, testified to having seen
Hart push the negro overheard the night after
the boat left Cincinnati, but has made contra
dictory statements as to his place of conceal
ment at the time. Capt McCallum testified to
having missed the man that night, and j. w.
Boyd knew of difficulty between the mate and
the negro. Hart was bound over in the sum of
two thousand dollars to further hearing yes
terday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

AZ Keaison.-We see a considerable quanti7
ty of venisOn hanging up in front of the restau-
rants and provision shops The late snow in
the mountains along the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has afforded hunters an opportunity of
tracking what few deer are to be found in those
unfortunate domains. We heard of several
hunting parties who were out and in some in
stances they killed as many as dozen deer
Venison commands from fifteen to eighteen and
twenty cents apound. It is dear meat, certain
", and no mistake.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

the undersigned masters and owners OF steamboats,
gnnng to and rom the port Of ST. Louis Impressed with
certain remedy to be used In OF sudden dsastefs have
obtained supply Arctic Liniment which
shall always hereafter respective boatS
ieVIng 1t to be the most speedy and unfang remedy
the cure OF burns scads wounds, contusiop1 &c. ever
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS,.
New York, Nov. 29.-Yalparaiso dates had
been received at Panama to Oct. 25th and Calao
to the 26th: A revolution was talked of at VAL
parsaiso. Several arrests of Sergeants of the
regiment of the line had been made, but nothing
else of importance had TRANSFERRED
"A firehad destroyed 500, 600 worth of proper
ty in San Juan de Dios street.
"A weontract had been made by the CHILEAN
govt with the Pacific Steam Navigation Co., for
five years, for carrying the mail
The Ecuadorian, Minister TO Peru had received
his passports and retired from that country
Castillo had been declared President and Com
I4ress bad passed law authorizing him to raise
$4,000 men; to supply funds for the war and
to organize the National Guards and declare war
against Ecuador. Gen. Echinigane was thought
10 be the author of the disturbance, the object
being to directthe attention of the north while
he invaded the south assisted by Balivin. The
Ecuadorian govt had raised a quantity of Ameri-
can rifles and was rapidly preparing for war.
The latest news from Callao is, that Gen. San
Roman had come down -frem Lima to dispatch
the Peruvian feet to blockade the Ecuadorian
ports and that war had been definitely declared.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30
81 Is " Tri1af Sale.

Of deed Of trust from RposR BartlesOn to
- Isaac w. Mitehe dated 1uEh5 September 20 and
duly recorded In the Clerk Office of the county cort of
ono county IN book page and BY virtue Of an order
ne Conny Court o. Ohio county, made at NJ Noyeber
o. The year 1855, appointing the
t1e sad deedo trust In the place SAID ISHne w
A. Of that day. at ths door Of te Court
public auction, tothe highest bidder lot 1beS 6IS
n " shrysr'S addition 70 said city toEethsr
the hne brick 40nGs and appuFtenances fe
tne sane-the same being situate the North Eidef den.
street Ihis sale being made for pnFciase money
tne ttt!e lg undoubted. Terms Of sale Cash.
-.n2ys-sd- ALFRRD. CALDWELL.
'RENcH EMBRoIBKRIRss.zW & have now on hand a
large and varied assofnent Of BmbroIdeFteG md ~
cess eonsIstlng Of Yel HandkrrchiefS Bonds
and 11seFtnKS FteHehs Work sets BTeSFfSsi
yaltese and Setts, and faehors
selection % French Work Collars. s'Ss
estlS HEIsKE+I 4 sWE4RiEGEN,
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-30

Steam to liverpool. =
ME sub scfibers viii sell to and from the pIi
etpal cities Of Europe, by either sail or steam paciets
cts before leaving home. SMITIItf GOPRRiI' 70
{. octl4 : heel
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IAUGHLNs BUsHRIEID Agent for "a.
Gists generally. 1569 - HS'
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II . W O4AtAV " ] 3
WERY handsome Round Corner MRntIlIa sbav5s for
v Winter, just received per Express by ~
uoy19s MARSH 8.TAYLoR.
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BUCKWHEAT FLOURl
have Just reeeived 800 Bags prime Eastern Bucl
w wheat in 80 b. bags which invite the atei
ton of families and retailers. For sale by isss
sDOANE & ADAMS 3s {
hoN4z No. so AIAl1 st.
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VHEAsWe have hand large assortment Of the best
II OolonR and Green Teas to be found in any naflet
Oct2o w. A. EDWARDS BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-04
RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1858

even IN the event OF his serying ra.a a.,
pay him unless she choose How these tbinas w;,
sa pat ,ne VIII Decide aud your readers shall
:, Efforts are being made to get mn a mi,,,arv
falr IN PortsmoRth, with every evidence of spc.
Se', ihs baptist Fair In Norfolk. however has
no. been as successful rs was expected
a., s ai eni'd. daughter Of Mr. James BeIots of
s. VIZ ntu, OF Ferguson Beiote, fell from third
story window-a distance of thir,v t.e, an psida :
ieeeiving very serious injuries thereby,
"s,h ,a Which II 10 not expected to recover
4ayo, fer rsason, whose Official business carried
a W Dsitmore early last week, returned in the
s.eabhsf Worth Carolina this morning. During his
absence bis official chair was NEST ab,r f,iled Nv
VIM. II Lamb, Esa. '''''1 "
Daiiy prayer meetings are being held i'm Me-
enahies haii, which have go far proved successfui
anu almost as many conereprate between The
hours OF IL VI. aud p NJ. to hear the Word of
uoa. as were formerly attracted by the various
eAhieitiohs, OF different nature which were wont
70 charge 30 cents admission"
Military matters are still attracting much attetl-
tioh 10 our city. The Rifemeu, Commanded by
tapt- VA. Lamb, junior editor of the southern
argus nave nifty uniforms that are now under the
manipulatious of the knights Of the goose The
JUNIORS have adopted the proposed new uniform
ahu CapI ID Z. Robinson informs US that he ex-
P.cts to have sixty ~ OH parade very soon. The
nIues ana Greys are going on in the even tenor
OF their way, aud have long since become fixed
facts"
From what can learn Norfolk will have
large and able representation in the Commercial
convention which meets in Montgomery on the
10Th inst, and the Merchants aud Mechanics
Association OF our city have determined to make
sn exertion, and offer Inducements 10 have the
next one in this place. Success to their efforts
say we! ~
Yesterday was mild, pleasant day, and the
numerous gay dresses that covered the crinoline
ahd swept the streets, together with numerous
thin coats that were seen. gave one an idea of
summer. Not so to-day, however; for fires, over
coats, &c have been forced into rsquistion, by
cold North wind, and many fears we're entertain
ed OF snow, and those of the early vegetables that
had escaped the recent frosts, were thought to be
IN danger oil total aunihiiation. PERCUSSION.
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Things I'm Norfolk.
CORRESPONDENTS or rHn RICHMOND pntr DISPATCH ]
NORFOLK, May "a, 1856

NORFOLK, May I'd 1858.
Our new collector. Dr. J T. Simpkins, entered
mon the duties of bis Office yesterday morning
Wm Hipkins Esq., has received the appointment
ot peputy Collector. IN place of -- Jeffries. Mr..
Hiphins appointment Is subject TO the approval OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury
The new Custom House has been completed, but
viii not be occupied for some weeks, owing to the
absence of the essary furniture John Ill sale,
Esq. the snptendent, has received instructions,
however, to furnish as speedily as possible, an es-
innate for grading the grounds, enclosing the lot
and supplying the furniture, which we DOUBT not,
will lie in keeping with the magnificent building
1t IL intended TO adorn.
Yesterday was 10 have been Regimental parade
in Portsmouth. The entire volunteer force were
ordered ont at 10 A. M, by the Colonel, and 10
obedience to that command, they very promptly
assembled. Tho Colonel, however, did not make
his appearance until after Il O'Clock. The different
companies having been kept waiting all this time,
became dissatisfied, and Withdrew under consider
able ex element. The consequence was--so says
aeport--the Colonel had nothing left to command.
This, however did not create as much excite
ment as the decision Of the Judge OF the Superior
Court. Madam Rumor says, that during the ses
sion Of that court yesterday, 1t was decided that
Portsmouth was not city, the old laws in relation
10 the town of Portsmouth not having been re-
paaled III such be the fact, all the speculation
and discussion in regard 10 the location of the
eonnty Court House amounts to notbingas things
must necessarily remain for tho next two years,
o. they were bAfore tie recent election OF city
ottieers Ne are Informed that the Judge gives IL
as his opinion that Portsmouth need not receg-
yize any of them, not even she new Mayor, or
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these smaller warrants 10 the ignorant. for dollar
ah acre: without this trick, agans; which the last
swindlers could have opsratsd but little. Indeed,
.ner ~ operations never were half 30 extensive as 'S
W; y" wouid have his readers 10 believe
Of the orrsoins that much 81 Tie fSry Of saa s W
D .ignilies nothing" Heexprs-s4s his astonisil.
single member Of 80 honorable body raising his
hnger to repeal or reform these odioas state-dis.
gracing land laws" He says ne can1ot .seomf3re
hehd this "hamifiatiag aytessrsai,so rIer;,o Eie
But who Is this, will naturally ask whose STATE
pr'de is so much woundeds He evidently takes
great interest in the subject lie has written and
written, and written He appealed TO the Leg all.
ture and they needed him not He was first irnp
called the Legislature honorable men, but now
ne calls them sw inc lers Who. say can this be
T viii tell ron what have heard of him bg inquiry.
lie Is real dowa Easter all the way from Connec-
ricut. Having wrecked his hopes OF making q for
tu9e as a SEA captain he has come down to Virginia
have been informed that he has purchased corsid-
enable land up among the hills, which was doubtless
once taken MP under the RiqHitous Land Law sys-
tenn at 2}s cents per acre and soid 10 Mr. s. W b.
cheap, probably rsry cheGp IL is farther d,tsssfd
that IS. W: Do has been endeayoring with poor
success to sell some of these LANDS among his friends
at the North who either from want of faith in the
vendor or bee atise of fear of something like the
form a proper value, are net inclined to purchase
Having been burnt once they fear the fire the SECOND
time. Or it may be that s. W. d., the patriots cisi
zen Of Virginia, all the way from Connecticut, has
come in contact with some of his mere tute and
money-loying Northern brethren who are Engaged
ia the Land Warrant swiDdliBg business and that
he canaot withstand the competition. A they rur-
chased at2z cents, and he peihsp at ~ 30 cents
they are an overmateh for him, although his little
Is good, theirs worthless.
In conclusion Il would recsmnAnd to s W. D in
the discussion Of this suh}eet,i the employ ment OF
language little respectful Much OF his Ian
Ruage so offensive that if applied to indydux ais il
would not uapunished. 1t ill becomes one reared
in that section where solemn compacts and sacrt d
constitutions are secuted by men III the highest sta
tions, and trampled under foot by wild and furious
mobs, TO come to Virginia to teach our Legislators
wisdom. A VIRGINIAN
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The Canal Commissioners of New York advertise
for a loan of Si.500Go0, at per cent.
Queen Victoria has received present of eighty
Arabian horses from the Sultan.
There was only IL deaths in Petersburg, during
the month of April
John d. Mitchell has been elected Mayor of ABB
iDgdOn, Va.
The National Musical Association, iD session at
Washington, visited Mount Vernon on Saturday.
Both houses of Congress adjourned on Friday
until to-day.
F. MosIer died last week in Wheeling, Va, from
a fall from his horse.
There were 4OT deaths in New York last week,
81 of consumption
Rev Isaac kalloch has been admitted to prac-
tice at the Leavenworth Kansas bar.
1t ia stated that the subscription in Italy and
England for 0rsinis family, exceeds a million of
franes.
An English squadron is shortly expected in the
Tagus to give additional eCat to the marriage fes
tivites of the King of Portugal.
The King aud QIeen of Prussia have Just sent
1000 forms to the subscription for erecting mon
ament TO Luther, at Worms
A descent was made upon the lottery dealers Of
Pittsburg on Thursday last. and tho members of
six different firms were arrested.
The theatres of Boston will be opened on Satur-
day evenings hereafter, the Legislature having re-
pealed the law which kept them closed At thai
time.
The highest nrice paid for domestic labor In
Chicago, at the present time. Is Sc per month -
La that vicinity for farm labor sl0 and 81 per
month.
A blind temperance lecturer in Kentucky, man,
ed Hutchinson, offers 25 cents an honr 10 any tsy-
ern or coffee house keeper that will listen to his
lectures
There were tao Deaths In New Orleans, during
the week ending the Goth ult.
At Chelsea, Mass, n liauor seller has been con-
verted, given up his business, and opened a pray
er meeting In bis saloon.
ii FL Braty,found guilty of killing Jno. Movies,
Mt Greensborc,' N. c., has been pardoned by the
Governor OF that State.
BytheH Mitchell, for the murder of Shaw, in
AlampDce county, N. C., has been sentenced TO be
hung un the 18th inst ae
Ex-Governor Walker, of Kansas, has written a
letter approving the Compromise bill, inst passed
and ex Governor Stanton endorses II.
Mrs. Donald King. who was a celebrated opera
singer In her youth, under her maiden name OF
Ann McMahon, died in London on the 1Ith inst
The number Of smigrants who left Hayre In
January for Ameriea was 500, Of whom ls3 were
born in RgEbss. ra
The .4bsH< d! NorJ, of st. Petersburg, opposes
A newspaper in the Epglish language is about
To be published la Havana. IL win be called the
Cuban Messenger. . -
Abram Kirk, the last slave ia Pennsylvania
died in Lassas,sf csupty sor T." aay. ago. NE es
| 10 be lo3 years old.
Rev pepl. Il. Crouch, OF the Msthodist faith,
died at saltillo, KY, on Monday He died on his
knees.
Hon. A. H. Green wood declines being aeandidass
for reelection TO Congress from the FIRST DISTRICT
| of Arkansas
Mr. Green. the celebrated sub marine diver, i
| ntn.,t - tnaEa pxnlpraft0ns q numerous 6uhken
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ATCH
~ STEAM POWER
pRlE TING OFFICE,
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
IOHN D. HAAlalERSLEY & CO., Proprietors

This establishment (being the most complete Prin-
terry IN the SOUTH 10th asregarts ypes, Ornaments
&C.. aud the latest aad most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning Out the fines. specimens u
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBiLLs. &c
~ Particular Attsntian given 10 hne work foI
Bapks Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad and IrnEs
oortatIon Companies, Tobacco Factors. Ae.e 4fsa
TIE DISPATCH CARD PRESS
This rev machine for cAsns. BILL HEADS, Small
mprcr-snris per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
Of this establishment: to obtain this description of
work at the shortest possible notice.
pFT,lces rods.eod is proportion 10 lis Increase a
speed. sHl4 @N
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, snd various
colored Inks in the highest style of the srt
In this branch OF the business the pfopretors 20
safely CHALLENGE CoxPETIfioS-
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s- LADIES BAZAAR. No. l75 Broad

above ined store, We have, in addition 70 our Ius
Iinery and Trimmings, opened large stock ofDEr
,iUODs TO which we invite the attention OF our cuss
TONER'S We have on hand fiDe assortment of
yalentas at 81 per yd; Lawns st i21f cts Prints
i25, aud 10 cts: Giighams; heashed and unblcachs
ed Uottons Brlliants; Irish LINEN: Linen Birds yes
Jaconet Camnlics; pain and figured SWISS hnslins:
table Linen: Toweling; Hosiery; Josyens Kid ddloysx
N ~ Gus per par; uandkerchies: Parasels from 75
crs to S4ia: swiss and Cambria Collars from 64 ca
to 81 90; Swis and Cambria Bands. Edgings. and In.
sertious: Lace Wells, aud a general as7ortnens of
staple and fancy goods, which We will sell ct the
low est cash prices saa
n b Hoop skirts. brass, steel and plated Hoaps;
Reed Hoops a. 4 cts apiece. ap 20--2w
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IS60 SPRING TRADE. II
1858.
ROBERT J. DENNY,
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, House-.
Eurniahing Gnnda &C &C. -.


No. 205 Main &reet, Richmond, Va.
Has now In store his entire Sprins stock Of Eng-
lish. herman and American HARDWARE. selected
With mueh care, purchased exsius isely for cash on
the most favorable terms. AMI adapted especially
10 this market, which RESPECTFULLY invite al IN
want 10 examine before purchasing, assuring them
OF my ability and decentralization 20 ss low any
regular house whatever, and OF nay hast effort v
In FARNfNG iiMPLEnESTs. have iarss and
superior assortmsnt q Mesding, Hiillng and Grub
binR Hoes. 6aruenit Tools. Hand Plcws. shoyefs.
Spades Forks and kAke~, tarass and Grain ecyfhes
and snaths Axess Chains end all ofhersneh sr1xiss
usually found IN my iine. IS Nsfz
Ia HpUSs No GOODS ssaiso. my sfo<k
Is large and commanding. viz: Tea Trays and VI Al
ters. Trffet Nets Jappanned Tin Ware, CUTLERY.
Fine Ivory Knives, In dozens and SETS donhle pls-
ted Forks and spoons. Brushes, Hair aud Feather
DnstsEs. Tubs. Raekets. Mats. Brnoms. Cookias
: AID adj il Bu1fIDfsa MATERIALS. particularly.
ann cmonstaasly m ptse3rsd With : eomplsts 4 ssefi
meff, viz. Lork Of every scription. Eplfs HINGES
scTsws iTen aud Brass Rail. shesscs. scres. ride
aud Axle pnslings, sash Ec1l, Czt ass5 Nranght
Nails and spfkss aud All ether articles ior bpidnx
purposes together with Tools az al ksuds
Asso agent for tha BALTIMahE HfLL AND
BRASS WORKS. and am eenstantiy supplied With
al kinds OF steaIn. Water and ssas cecks. steam
Whisfles, &c. &C.. Orders esrefnily and promptly
splo No. s5 Main street. above ihv Danks.
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DIBRELL's WAREgoUsx-Tb The proprie-

ter of this warehouse, Mr.. d. Won Grooming, gave a
collation. yesterday to the tobacco buyers, when
speeches made aud sentiments drunk Mr..
Wm +. Watson, in his usually happy strain. made
few well timed remarks, to which s. Ba-sett
French responded. This warehouse made
public by an act of the last Legislature and as the
second break in it took place yesterday, the en-
tertainment was given as compliment to the
buyers in attendance. Mr.. John W. Powell 10
the first Inspector and Mr.. s. BAsset French the
second.