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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

SHORT IIME IN MkNtHhsFEH',Int Ut IVIu. . ~
tho condition OF the fact Manchester shows 70 cot
ton mills in FUN work ~ short umo, and ID stopped
soc hands working fa unc, ~ O63 short hme 800 un
employed on the cotton, silk, wOoen ard small ware
mills prlnt works dye works machine shops aud fouu
dries k7 are On full time, 1850 are ON short tmo " with
diminished number Of hands aud q arc stoppe or the
whole number OF workmen in these establishments 1888
are fully employed q $40 on short tine, AIT 326
are entirely ont q work COMPARED VIVA th9 weeS be-
fore the ruher entirely ont ot work increase i'o me
nuuper wotEinr short time has diminished o7 and the
number work ne fill time has increased 9oT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

THE REMAINS OF MRS. MADIsoN.-The Southern
Chronicle published Orange Court House, Va says
We that the remains of Mrs. Madison brought
from Washington by her nephew Mr.. Cuts, on Wednes
day. the 18th and deposited in the cemetery at Mont
peer the monument recently placed by the citizens
of this county the grave Of her husband This,
understand was in compliance with wish expressed by
Mrs. Madison herself Circumstances unavoidable have
heretofore delayed IT, would however, have been con
sumn,ated when the Madison monument erected in
September last her relatives In Washington had known
at the time that this was about being done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
TIE MILITARY.

HARRISON 0UARD-THE MEMBERS OF THE
IL above named company ere reqrtssa assemble a
o'clock = ", TO ray las, tribute ~ re'rrc H ''r ia
broher memhe-. Mr. Peter Steven Ny 0clcs
r. II HEEIAS, Secretary. ". CONNOLLl, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
COAL.

CoAIS-sHERIrF's SALE OF COAL AT AUCTION
NJ VIII be sold this day, "Wednesday 9Th inst, IS lg
o'clock A. NJ at the coal yard Of Stanton and Orchard
streets about 300 tons Of red and white ash coal By order OF
n. CROMBfE Deputy Sheriff.
CoAL At Lgss THAN SUMNER PRICEs.-DIsCHARG
~ ing this day, first quality OF coal which viii de-
liver 10 par, the city - 50 per tons less 70 carmen
Dealers pedlars &C. Cash when ordered. Apply on pe
Houston. JAyOB WEEKS co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
DrNTIsrRy,

DrNTTsTRv-G j. FAGIRrON EXTRACTS TEETH
II without the least pain by an external apphcaon me
eject 81 which neither unpleasant injurious Teeth in
serted lie lowest posstbe prices satisfaction guaranteed or
no charge Ne 90 Canal street. Mercer cid Ne. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
WINES AND nIaUoRs.
HOTELS.

NEW HOTEL FOR GOOD TENANT.-rHE SUB
IN scaber has dnc down town east VI Broadway
which be wants 20 erect hotel or lodging b1use OF about
no rooms pe kuropean psn other mos, desirable
ard IN ffd before he proceeds build
ADDRESS, wub and references Dor 2 Jersey City Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
CLOTHING, sc,

ftIoTHINa.-bkpIES OR GENTLEMEN HAvIN !
~ to dispose Of receive the utmost value IN cash
for the by sending addressing ~ COHEN IL Ian
rens and 81 wes broadway. NB-Jadies waited on
By Mrs. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
RtcW ARDS.

con REWARD.-TAKEN FROM TIE HALL OF HOUSE
&-V No Ninth avenue, The evening Vt she ih insi
four overcoats whoever will return the nfor
maon where they can be found, will he anlve re-
ward and no questions askei VS. HART No - Murray
street
c1O0 REwAED.-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BIS
plUO paid on delivery for the balance 81 goods, At
our store No A6 Main street, Cincinnati Ohe. ,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
BILLIARDS.

pILL1ARD TABLE, AS GOOD AS NEW, HAVING
ID been used but little and IN private fsni'y S1
ana will be sod FOR f5 the owners compelled to remove
IT, kdtfess bor tOel Pos, Office.
pHLTARDs REDUCED TO TEN CENTS gANE IN
~ The day time 20 cents anhoHr el table per dav, AMI
u cents game n N evening a. the New jefferson Buari
Rooms cofner 81 Syh and tenth Soc tables
pass Che door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

IrALUABLE lot FOR SALOON NEW BOwrRY
eNcnscn, between and Roseve't ssrees, Tbs
one ~ he leading zrougffsres in ne ~ rouneris
Pearl aat Hotery. Terms easy. Irqairs 4 HENRY
HUME, l,5 Chatham street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

EVANS q CU., BrOAuWuy, N. Y.
THE TESTIMONY OF GENIUS.
Dan Rice, the bright and witty,
Declares IL you uld
The gem Of all the city,
It's At two ninety three
Broadway, where all the graces
Assem- ole day and night
The oveIiest OF All places,
Inspiring delight.
BYyants and Christy too,
With ample satisfaction,
Oft hasten down view
This mart OF great attraction,
Declaring that the throng
OF adies, young and fair,
And gentlemen likewise
Who daily visit there,
Rivals the crowd who 10 their 'sbows''
Flock in n human tide
Then such evidence as this
Can be denied
This enterprise whereby the purchaser Of book be-
the recipient of vaua Die present Is meeting with de-
served for the nelgen public appreciate lbe
raj business arrangement Catalogues of books and gifts
the great American CIT Book House sent free Address
A. RANNEY, Agent
No. 1&5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

THE sc BsCRIBER HAsTHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
property all free and clear NJ ncumbrance tha he wit
sell or exchange FOR rood house in New York city for
bank railroad eOcks-fOur uts on Nosraui
Avenue near MYRTLE Brrekyn; six OF apd
Staten lssnd. near the deVo Of the railroad 40
Marshall county. Iluots SAM'L EDDY d Liberty S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

WILL. BE EXCHANGED FOR ANY KIND or NOVA.
o. and "a on Morning Richmond Staten island
three minutes walk from the ferry AS the owner 10 going
tculars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27
LITERATURE.


OF ALL GIFT BOOK STORES NOW ExrANT
" The store of Evans exceed
In books In gifts, in fame grant
That kvans doth take the lead.
No trumpet heralds forth his name
No flaming sword deceives the eye;
In his domain doth justice reign
His truth and honor none deny
From Essk To West his fame In known,
Far 10 the North and south extends;
Ger all the land his gifts srewn,
For TO each book gift appends.
Catalogues Of books and gifts offering liberal inducements
toHgents, sent free upon application.
EVANS 4 co. GU BROADWAY N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

T'o LEr-rHE UPPER PART or sSs BROADWAY;
FIRST rate locson for business purposes Also 70 lease
or for sale hree story brick dslery - feet on, by 100
can be used for any Kind Of mandatory; No Z ro0me
street. Pitt hlxC 10 lease four full lots on Eighteh
street between Third and Fourth avenues free Of rock
Also, for sale three STORY and lot No 3Jay
street near Bands gas Sc Aiso three story cck, heh
soop house with all modern i'm orovements including gas
ia West thirty sixth Also tuH l1t IN
Fify eighth street near BOadwYy and Central PARK Also
full lot No. iB vreene street near Primo
Also houses ard lot north Reae sweet Chursh
Also several 3is In south trookyu alt on very accommN
dating terms Inquire OF J. STOUNENEI COS glass manu-
factory. No. a3 Cenire street cOrner of noward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-27

yXrANrED TO PURCHASE-IN HOB0KEN. JERSEY
w City Brooklyn ANAL house and lot In pleasant 10
800 win paid and the balance 70 remain
bond and mortgage. Address Real Ese boz ." Herald
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n
any obligation to notice you further in consequence
Of the affair between yesterday and while could
Afford not 20 notice you, even did feel under obligation
do yet after mature reflection. Il disposed 10 sub
init your acceptance the following proposition, which,
whatever may be Thought OF is merits dement's by the
public large, will At least DO deemed fair and equal
between you and mel propose that you aud select only
friend each, and with pair Of pistols We sht all
meet either your Office mine, hour 10 be hero
ing locked, you and shall be securely bhndfoded that
then the seconds shall ioad of the pistols ana leave
the other unoaded that they sha next determine by lot
the choice Of pistols that the pistols shall then be handed
10 u.s. and that yours shall be placed directly against my
breast and against yours that aud nuay at
the gisng OF the word shall both pull trigger aud let
the consequences take care " themselves SUCH SIR Is
The prcposiol make TO you deliberately Rssges,fg!y
o. JEsNSGs WsH, ESq. X RtDGWAY.
RICHMOND Va, jan 2s-5 PM
To RopyRr RIpawAY, Eso.-I have TO acknowledge the
reoep, Of your letter handed me to-day at about Il
O'Clock NJ might we'll reUfn your letter unanswered,
snce the rst part Of contaus language which must be
regarded insulting. But, waving this Formally,
must call your 10 the fact that, by The code OF
honor the challenging party not entitled to prescribe
the weapons, nor The mode OF using them. Moreover,
the mode which you suggest s entirely Incompatible
With the usage which obtains among gentlemen, since
would leave the issue entirely TO the decision OF chance
am not willing TO permit you 70 use weapon against me
without opportunity fully secured TO me OF equal re
sistauce. still lees will I consent, under any clrcum
stances TO use deadly weapon against unarmed man
ON rejecting, You must admit these suggestions 70
afford unavoidable Objectionable my assent TO the
proposition which you have submitted. whenever
ocet consistently with the Just sense Of honor and pro
prsy recognized by established usage, shall then be
authorized 70 accord 10 you the satisfaction which you
may desire. Such challenge must not include condi.
tons invasive Of my rights a challenged party, nor
must eunbody propositions inconsistent with the usage
which prevails among gentlemen of honor Your sncli.
ent servant, q JENNINGS WISE
NY friend Mr. Chrsman will hand yoa thls and will
receive any future communication which you may address
70
RcuwoNp, Jan. 23-qp. "
iRln repy 20 your rote Of this evening heve ~ say
tsat IN rnang 10 Won the propoon coptlnpi In NV lot
tcr Il THIS morning, ras only following the example YOU
had set Oi a violation Of TIE code, the rights and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

The Fire Dsp"rtme.,s.-By the strict system
of economy which, the present city council found
necessary TO introduce in all branches of the
municipal government, the annual appropria-
lions to the different fire companies were cut
of: Certainly, the city never stood more in
need of this series of economical measures, than
now, when she is laboring to throw off a heavy
and impoverishing debt; but all must admit that
MS things have turned out the council has acted
'sponny wise pound foolish" as far as the fire
department is concerned. Three of the five
engines, which cost between two thousand and
twenty-five hundred dollars, each, are going to
ruin They have received no attention whatev-
er, since the appropriations were suspended
and arc not likely to. The hose in some of the
engine houses is mouldingIand rotting for want
of proper attention. One thousand dollars will
not repnir the damage thus sustained to the fire
apparatus, ..already, and in another yearif the
present state of things continue, it may require
five or six times that amount to place everything
to rights
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

New YoRK, Nev.. 12.-=James Rogers the
boy convicted of the murder of Mr. Swanston,
was executed at noon to-day, in the prison yard
The execution was delayed till the latest mo-
.ment, in consequencesof the expectations of his
friends, that repreive would be granted by the
Governor; but few persons were prescntin the
yard, while on the outside of the toombs there
was a large crowd, including many of the gent
Ter sex Rogers remained tolera6ly firm to tho
the body was cut down threw hirnself mon. e
in aparoxizm of grief
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13
BUSINESS NoaTgEs.

l. y
That .tStreak. "a few. days since there APP
peeared in Wheeling what was styled "Ihe
Last Streak Ofsunshine, proceeding from the
top of the HILL" and intended to perfectly de.
molish an establishment, located at the afoot of
the hill" Tie desired effort seems not to have
beenproduced, as the last named establishment
is still in full force, and taking, as heretofore
.'better pictures than are made elsewhere.in
Wheeling, OF charge nothing for them.n The
proprietor having lately returned home, has, z
after very slight examination of this .Last
Streak, discovered that til composed ofsome-
thing else besides Sunshine" which he hopes
to show up to the citizens of Wheeling, as soon.
as business will admit, by merely 'sdeveloping's
it in the "Solar Camera ofTruth. i
A1pOtdsr Letter.-The Captain of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows:
Dr.. A. S. ToDD.-Dear Sir: have for q
number of years. used in my family, your Anti
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them trn-H
~ valuable. use but little other medicineiins
my family. find them safe, easy in their one
ration andthey cleanse the stomach and bowles
better than any other physic that have any
knowledge of
have also used them for many years on my
boat on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. have
found them to suit the bilious dcseases of the
South, better than any other medicine have
ever used. Yours Yerysrespectfully,
yet IT. 1905 JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
I. H. Logan & Co., General Agents. q
SEE advertisement of Dr. sanford's Liver In
nkrN~,S :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13
Coal Oil and CoalTOf3 I,annpa

WE have Just received beautiful article OF Goal on
M Sstser tnan any ever before sold in this city.
bon and Goal OILS offered by Others has in great degree
pesn removed from this OH peRRanter handle
and giving more brilliant light without tn smoke which
attends the Goal Oils in use. =,
We have hand, our own tla .ssI
burning the different kinds OF. oils. 4,
Our Coal on Lamp Cup constructed TINT by the
Pansion OF the chimney fromheat twill break by be-
ing ~ the cap, which is the other ems
the best OH ever used, giving far more light
az . Tess COST and being nonexplosive. All in want Of
Light. call at the QueensTare Store of - -
HOBBS & BARNES, 1l5 Main ST..
next door to HeIskeII & SweaFingen,
I'LL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

By THE UNION LIME. !.
TO i He DAILY HNTKLLnCs GNCRR.
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MoNRoE STREETS.
GAI5TT5 55 I3FI7I5a=7 NS7.557I;s
By THR UNION LINE.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER ANDRoNRoB sTREETs.
CALIFORNI.A NEWS.
ARRTYAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

~ sn 4
ARRIVAL a al OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
NRw YoRx, Nov. l2-Iihe steamship Star Of
the West, with sixteen hundred and seventy
thousand dollars in specie has arrived.
Among the passengers are McKibbeII2 Con-
gresham from California, and United States
Senators Smith and Grover, from Oregon.
The ship John p. fEhayer, of Boston, burnt
in the Gulf of California. Crew saved
at Aspinwall.
The ship General Gushing, for Sydney, went
ashoresn San Francisco harbor Total loss.
The Ghinanen who murdered a woman named
Sarah Neal, near Sacramento, had been hung
by u mob two hours afterwards.
The loss by fire in jamestown was only sew
enteen thousand.
There was n severe storm in Southern Califor-
mia on the night of the 3D. Great damage was
done TO buildings and fields. In Sandiego sever
al dwellings blown down and vessels on the
coast driven ashore. Los Angeles and San Pa.
dro also suffered.
The third overland mail reached San Fran.
cisco on the 18th.
The Indian war in Oregon was ended. Col.
Wright granted peace Gen. Clark had re-
turned to San francisco
Crowds of disappointed miners were return,
ing from Fraser's River. Two steamers brought
over two thousand
zE9etueulenlS all ueSeFled. NO business at VIC.
toria: Sixth infantry passed at Honey Lake.
Smiths regiment near Ragtorm-would soon
reach Carson Valley and await orders.
San Francisco market dull, consumers oblip-
ed to press sales atlower prices; some kinds of
good stocks accumulating and it is thought that
prices have touched the highest point for the
season.
Valparaiso adYices to October, have been re.
ceiyed., The anniversary of the Independence
of Chilli was celebrated with much pomp on
Sept. 18th.
$4,000.
Crops very promising and mines yielding
more favorably than ever
Bolivia has succeeded in queling another
revolution on the Peruvian frontier; leaders
of the revolt were sentenced to death 1t is
expected this step will secure peace to Linars
govt for some time
Callas dates to Oct. 1S.-Retenue is still in
Bolivia organizing u force to invade Peru
Business stagpant The sloop of war Decatur
'sailedfor Panama. Callas is to be lighted with
gas.
Sydney dates are to Aug.27. The European
mail of June 18th, arrived Aug. 18th. Tho.
American ship Norway, reached Sydney Aug.
18th, from Hong Kong, with 1880 emigrants,
all in good health, having only 8 deaths
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13
Comnis sioner's SaIe

- - . ~ JAZZ
E0uRsuANFIto decree Of the Circuit Court for obIo
\ Uonntyi made at the Pau Term 1851 In tbe &C. -
JOSHUA BOBBY go TnoaAs ~ admins traitor and
WIZ sen ON Ehursl third December
S SE9 A. ~ .; re tooSilE described
In the nth yardtof the city Of WIietinrtIe 49,
situated on the Of Get and upon Il Il
erected q three story Brick biild Ing n. = ~ 80
EEaAs OF the purchase pore, n he
pau IN cash on day Of sale the on a creft q
ana eghteen monts-the purchaser giving onIs
MN e9ou security bearng Interest OF ANA
me TUE retained as farther security until the i6I n
paid -Lnoy2-tdl DANIEL o. List 6ioru11IsS5onss =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13
dANTLES,
SHAWLS.

,u,,,, = u. ETC., ETC.,
prices. = ~ ~ S6'H4Stf
Just received per Express New York. large assor
ment OF superior RALAES nude after the latest Paris
Styles ana New city trade
WIN great variety Of other ooaks all styles
a great variety of CLOTH, DOUBLE, aud STELLA.
MANTLE SHAWLS at great Bargains -
large assortment Of FuRs such Sable Mink, Stone
MARTIN Ftc etc. which sell cheaper than any other
h"uhe In the city, have them on Commission bn
DouEnt them for Cash viii sell qua ty Fitch Fars
such as sold last year for 800 now for SIX sett
Several cases OF fine and superBne BIANKETs which Il
sell at manufacturers pricts y
Also received about so pieces of LupIn's FRENCH ME-.
price. if---' W - ~ 'A'S' eLy
DAY. the 9Th of November VEoull respecfnlIy
those inWant of Of them give me an early ca
sured all will be satisfied with my goods and prices
hoVO ALEX. NEWMAN, 1871 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13
THE GREAT ENGLISH RERAEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

DIN daIGlE9# ClIAIStAE'os j.
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription ef.,t, j. Clarke, III D.,
PhystofGn Extraordinary to Tie queen.
This invaluable medicine rniang in the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject It moderates all excess and re.
moves all distractions and aspeedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIRS
1T is especially suited. It short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counteriei.s.
CAUTION.
These PiNs should be taken 6yJsmdles during Tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, as they are
se to 6rtagOn 4scariage, any Other. time they
are sac.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpita-
ton OF the Heart, Mysteries Wtes these pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed and all
though powerful remedy, contain iron calomel
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
Late1.o Baldwin & oO.,) Rooh ta n. Y.
N.B-$1,oo and postage stamps enclosed to my au.
thorised Agent, viii insure bottle containing so Pills,
by return mail.
For sale by 4. Il. LOGAN & co. ,in Wheeling,
B. L. Pahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents. Pittsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for va at Rich.
mond. ap2S-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13
RMEUslIEoRTESJW
HORSES CATTLE. ~.
MUSTANG LININIENT.

WALUABLE9 HORSE SAVED.
dr. s. I1rca, Hyde Park, w. writes s-st That the
horse was considered Wortheas Chis case was spayin
80 but since the free the Mustang Ilniment have
sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Iiniment has been doing
wonders up herS.W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

New YoRK, Nov. 12.AEdward Everett has
handed ozer to the Mount Vernon Association.
$4,000, received from Bonner, N. Y. Lodge! in
advance for series of articles to be published
weekly, during year, to be entitled Mount Yer
non papers. %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

an Adroit S.cindler and a Neuo Dodge
The fertile minds of those elegant gentlemen
who live by their wits, are always active in de-
vising means for the furtherance Of the interest
of the profession. AS fast as one dodge is play
ed out another is invented and practised with
success, which afterwards astonishes everybody
but those who reap the results and chucklc at
the public crcdulity. For some four or Eve
weeks past, fellow has been travelling through
Belmont, Monroe and other counties in Ohio,
and Virginia, selling guta percha pens. He
would dispose of two gross to aInerchant, and
agree, besides, to furnish him with ream of
wrapping paper with his business card printed
upon each sheet These were certainly favor
able terms and the fellow was successful in al
most every instance. He represented to his
duPes that it would require sometime to get the
card printed upon the paper, but in couple of
weeks from the time of the sale he would be
able TO fulfil the contract lie said he had his
paper and pens stored at the house of Grange
d Co., in this city, who were the western agents
for the manufacturers. Messrs. Crangle s. Co..
have already received a number of letters from
various country merchants. enquiring in no
pleasant humOr about chat printed wrapping
paper" The thing has proved to be most
successful swindle The rascal has performed
to such an extent all over the section through
which he has Travelled, that it is thought he
must have realized good round sum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

CrNoNNATl, Nov. 12.-Kiver fallen. 8 inches
in the last q hours. Weather cloudy and dark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

AsHISGToM Nov q. The decfsionsof the
question presented by the Collector of tbesport.
OF MoPll ding The clearance to- Nicaragua
OF the e1higratt 5yessel. will probably turn on
tle tfnth,er falsity of the report, that the pas
sengeFs have secured passports from Senior
Grzarrl. IS
OF Gov. of Kansas to Ex- Gov. Medary of Ohio.
g The balahce in U. IS. Treasury on, Monday
last vas nearly 81 600 600; receipts for pre-
eeedlng week T00, 000 drafts paid So, 256, 600;
drafts issued 81 ,l27, 600; reduction $500 Ooo on
deposit in New York 81, 200 600.
TOLEDO, Nov. 10. The Wabash and Western
R. r. safe, at Fort Wayne, was opened With
false keys Inst night aud twenty thousand dol.
lars stolen, being five thousand new bills on
the Frontiers Bank of Illinois nnd5the balance
on other banks in Illinois and tYiseonsin. No
clue to the robbers yet. i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-13

G REAT ATTR TIoN!
citizens of Wheeling and surrounding country and
the Ladies in particular, Respectfully reuuestei to
view the EATzAsSORThRMT.0 OF DRY GOODS offered
the latest styles of - ss1=+-t- -s "a
RA4LANS, ~ = 4s5-&4gsl