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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
CPARKLING AND BRIGHT.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR JANUARY l, 1854
Contaicing he commerce nent Of
TWO wAYsT wEDLoCK.
e2s year No. 1o7 Pukonst

II AVS OF THE HOLY LAND.-With upward
IL Of 60 Illustrations chiefly engraved BY Mess Dslse
and op%r from Drs snes BY BAet Foster Tenaei
Pickerr and has Crown quAo, printed on hns tinted
paper and elegantly bound In s co,h e5' Turkey horoe-
co, 81
This superb volume contains Of the choicest eaasons
Of srsnsd BonsI Burps Byron Croly Campbell Ednsston
Moore Perciya Pierpopt QGsries Rosefs scot solthey
ssourney Tenn, SOD, Trench, Watts Wesley, Willis, and
Whittier well many from unht On suthors The
,ubect 10 commenss ts Christian heart
Hall hail 70 Palestine! All bail thes,o
Drulk with the blond Of Asrtyrs, and bot tears
Wruns from the burning hearts OF bose that trod
Tbrsueh cruel wsys their need OF darkest yesrs.
Thy shrouded ,plepdor and by victims doom,
Witness shhe the light beyond the tomb.
THE PROVERBS or SOLOMON
Illustrated by Twenty Historical Psrale drawn oy John
Gilbert With Notes BY James Hsmoo D. D. Crown qurto,
Cloth elessnt S3 so; Turkey Morocco, S.
From DR. HamiltoL's Preface.
the quaint old books oems AooGnded
was not unusual make sleeorcsl picture and give
proy,rb A the Oar artist has selected bis nssriais
om The regions Of fancy but Of fact and the deHtn nss
been 10 enforce ssoas OF fesveny wisdom b ae
OF actual htoy % that the enee might almost
b.v. b, entt~s 'fexs from The book OF Proverbs u1
t,.,sd h, pssdrns from the Book Of Providence VI
h~s~ the Der nave been nom
~, Sacred Nsrstvs few taken from tener history
The more extended range shows tnst the ssy.ngs of
,h;. Boob are not aud s ssous exsmphed
Luther Is well Pet-rn Vlrrs Doss Of Buckingham and
Nsposon the Great lees srhinsy tasn n Ssopson ard
"~s ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS,
No Broad dvav
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-31

CONFECTIONERY.
~ CHOICE ASSORTMENT
PURE AariCLES
LOW PRICES
No ~ Greenwich q BET. zen cee,,,ssss anS tssry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
..Rlash NE a a.tull blown rose.',
"There was silence deep as death
And the boldest held his breath

But that time was decidedly short, for at this
point the lady in question gave roll which
made the car fairly groan, one or two spasmodic
kicks, and the two hundred and fifty ponder
shot out of her seat like a skyrocket, upsctting
babies and bandboxes, crushing erinolines5 and
beavers, landing about six feet from her seat
upon little old man, whom she nearly stnoth-
cred, besides knocking off his wig and other
wise disarranging his toilet-upon which he re-
marked to himself. that she had better Simmer
down. and join the circus. After vigorously
shaking her dress, amidst the laughter of the
passengers, she regained her seat, and the huge
mass of crinolineS commenced to settle to its
proper place, and quiet once moro restored,
when one of 'the boys" whose mirthfulness
must be somewhat largely developed, burst out
into 'horse laugh" The effect was like a
spark.ina magazine, the whole car exploded and
the fat woman joinedfin and laughed as hearty
as the merriest. Her jolly old sides shook up
and down and the car springs vibrated, keeping
exact time. But what become of the rat is a
uestion.-Hdrft0F1 Times!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
nick Daly,s speech.

Feller citizens and hosses: This is day for
the pOperlation of this destrick, like bob tailed
chicken on arickety hen=Foost to be lookin' up.
a crisis have arriy' and somethin's bustl Whar
are we? Here lis, and I'd stand here and ex-s
pirate from now till the day of synagogues if
you'd whoop for Daily.
Fcller Citizens: Jerusalem'S to pay an'we,
haintgot any pitch. Our hyperbolical and ma.
jesty canal ofcreation has unshipped her rud-
der, an the captains broke his neck, and the
cook S div down to the depth ofthe mighty deep.
in search OF. dimunS. Ourawigwam'S torn to
pieces, like shirt ona brush fence, and cities
in this ere latitude is vanishing ina blue fame.
Are such things to be did? ask you in5the
name of the American Eagle, who whipped the
shaggy headed lion, aud now sits on the magnet
telegraph, iffsuch doings is tobe conglomerated?
Irepeat5toiyou in the, nameiof the peacock of
Liberty, when he's flown over Handicapped sum-
of the Rocky Mountains, is we goin' to be ex-
temporaneously biggogged in this fashion?
ltsi; Let me not. blush Inignorunce.p
As Shakespeel says. Shall we be bamboo
zlcied with such 0unmitigated Inconsistencies?
Methinks hear you yelp-"No, sir hossfy."
Then lectme to Congris an there'll be revolu-
ton sartin.
Fellcr. Citizens: III was standin' on the ada
mantine throne ofJupiter, and thelightnin' was
aashin' round me, I'd continue to spout. Pm
full o. bilin' hot lather from Mount Etny, an l
won'tbe quenchcd! I've sprung leak, and
must howl like u bar with sore head. Flop
together-jump intoranks an hear me thru.
a Feller Citizens: You know me- and rub me
out with mill garb if 1 won't stick to, you like
brick dust to n bar ofsoap. Whsrs my,Ioppo-
nent? He's'nowhafl Twas brought up among
ye, feller citizens. and Pappedi in school house,
but they.can't gittround me with their hifalutin
bgiwords. Hictnnl, strictum. albranto, catnip,
Braze; Englooney and Bnfin's Boa b-o-o-o-o9
w hat dye think o. TINT?
"G6it pOrRer--root hog or dIe.''
as Shakespeel said when Caesar stabbed him in
the House of Representatives.
Feller Citizens: Lcct to CongriS an I'll
abolishiuad dogs, musketeers, bad cents an
bad whisky, and go in5for the annihilation of
niggers, camp -meetin's and jails I'llrepudiate
crow and fustidgen hawk. I'll have poker
plagin' every day, Sunday excepted, and liquor
enough to swim, in. Yes, fcller citizens, lectme
to Gongris an shall be led to exclaim in the.
sublime, the terrific language Of Bonapore,
when, preachin IN the wilderness,
FFf sRichards himself again.
K On, then, onward. tO.the pols-gallopl space.
ye fery-footed steeds, and make the welkin ring
with anti,sp pasmodic yells for DAILY.
'.Hsnee.yeb ebrutes, broad-ax and glory'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
Masonic DIREOroRy.

Ohio LOdSe No. lOI.-Mee.s Masonic Hail
corner Market snd MonFoestFeets the hrs and AiOn-
dsyeveninss Of esehmonth. e. W. sraE4s " NJ: 4t.g.
Gade~ Las2at!V, Secretary
WheeItnE Lodge No. 19s Meets As above on
Tie Fst and third Thursday evening each month r. A.
AssSFLISoER,W W 81; S, ". Psorsan, Secretary.
WheelinE Union ChnPter Ne. I9.-SIeets a,
o0Ee ON the @ssond Monday evening W.
s7oEF, H. P; S. r. Psarson, Secretary.
wheeling RncnmPment Ne. n.-Meets /.
aesyt'n thefoErA Monday sysnips of each mOatb ".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

JUST RECEIVED, large assortnent of Rodgers Rros
- ftne SIVer PLATED Ware consisting Of various stvles
Spoons FORKS: Dessert and Butter Knives, salt Genrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
CHURCHES OF WHEELING

For information of visiting the city, pub
ish lie following list Of the different Churches, and their
aud place of meeting. If there any mistakes, We
willmakethe necessary correction with pleaspre:
81. NattAeIu's, Eiscoputtan Corner Monroe and Byron
Rev. f. 7. PEaKs, Rector; morning services 1O
clock, eYening,I.
ST. ohn's, EpiscopaEtan Main street, between and
secOnd, Centre Wheeling, H. SMITH, A. NJ, Rector
services-MOrning 105E; afternoon 81; night 716.
Fret Pres6ytertGH, RKv. R. H. WEED, Pastor, Pourthst
MOnrOeana and afternoon
Second Presbyterian Webster street, between Main
Market Centre Wheelng services morning evening.
Iaird Presbyterian Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Tabert South Wheeling, Rev wooDs, PASTOR servi-
smornk and evening.
Fo.r Presbyterian Rev. A. PAUL. Pastor, slainsreet
etWeen Washington and Adams services morning and
evening
Fourth Srest NeGsodist EpiscQpa1, Rev. j. E. wnsOz,
Pastor Rourthsreet between Monroe Quincy
morning and evening.
HcrtA Street hodist Episcopal ,REsKR Pastor
corner arket and North Sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
Chop1ns Street Nshodist Eptscopal, Rev. T. n, Slos-
ROE PASTOR Ohnpne street. between First and Second,
Centre Wheei'ng;seryIces morning and evening.
Soutd Whesssug II. 4. C1uro1, Rev. J. 8. HAL,
RStOri services morning and evening.
WAeeiiaG IslGnd Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor.
German Msa0dtst Episcopal. Rev. c. HrLwto, Pastor,
ehAplne street between Webster Third Centre Wheel-
ng.
ST. James CafAsdral, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BISHOP
r. v WHELAS, Fifth street. of Hsmpden; services
morning and afternoon.
associate Reformed Rev. MoCLuRs, Pastor, corner
farketaud Jefferson sss serVicesnornng and afternoon.
DscipIes, Market street, between Webster Third.
Centre wheelingi services 1o6 in the morning. and ~
evening.
Evangelical Protestant, Rev. wM Hn1rEs, Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion ErdRgeEicdl LUtAsridn Rev. 2. Z1siNNRR,tAx,
"tor Market street, between Webster Third Centre
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
THE IN 5FEI1 LIGI IaNC}ERI

A RAT N THE C1Rs-A Fat Hio5iata in 9Fou-
6ls.-A day or two since, Just after the express
train left Stamford, where il had been delayetl
a few minutes, to wood and water, a rat ran
from one corner of the car amidst the feet ofthe
passengers As soon us it was known that there
was rat on the floor of the car, considerable
excitement took place among the ladies, and
crinoline took a sudden rise The passengers
struck at the rat, as he lodged from one side of
the Cur to the other, with their umbrellas aud
canes, but without any. .effect-tEle old rat sue
cesstnlly avoided allthe kicks and thfnsts, and
disappeared under the seat of a fat woman who
sat at one end of the car, half asleep. A '.com-
mittee of one, selfappointed, backed up by
half a dozen "fnll grown boys, suggested to the
fat lady, the propriety of rising to enable them
to find the rat. 1888
Now, it is no easy matter for a two hundred
and fifty FOUNDER, encumbered by a huge mass
of crinoliHc, to rise at a moments notice, there
fore she declined She was 1nIy informed of
the state Of affairs and of the critical position
which she occupied in the eyes of the public, at
that moment. Again she was requested to rise
but she positively reElscd-like certain distin-
guished politicians, She seemed determined to
maintain her position, tiIla broader and more
comprehensive platform was available. Various
suggestions as to the rats whereabouts were
made by "the boys" in audible whispers which
made the fhtwoman ~ @
'.Blush IKE afull blown rose" 755l
and to get her eyes openY Many of the passen.
gers seemed to have an idea of their own,
which was quite amusing-lips were compress
Ised--cheels expanded--tceth, worth from
twenty five dollars to untold fortunes, were ex-
hibited- fl.S ]
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

FinenTru1 EFFEcTs OF TouT ExsEMB1Ei-
A man out vest in. describing the blowing up
OF a steamboat the other day, says the "t0uten-
selable, was enough to shake the stontest heart J"
We always thought that it was the ''bilers' that
done the business.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
TKE Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

1-subscrbCrs ive express notice the con-
ions.
If subscribers discontinuaace of their peril
garages arepaid.
ST. subscribers neglect refuse their periods
eaIs from the Offices to which they directed
ssPons!be t the have settled the bill ordered them
lJcontinued
I'll subscribers other places without
publish and the papers the former di
eCtion, they ar, held responsible.
5.The Ooursliave decided that refusing period
Is sfromthe office, removing and leaving
ors pritadr rIeid evidence of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
CHARLES w. GRAHAM.
S UQ Gle 8 O r n n II Am z - n. 4 ~ . u

SO44&A4SA449E9 W. &1E&3AE2644N4,
OCR6SORiTOI4A y Am EaTANN.ER
ME undersigned would inform the citizens Of WheslInK x
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug PrS-
ScTptton Store formerly owned BY Dr. James Tanner he
vii continue to carry on the Drug business in Sllit
branches He most respectfully continuance OF
the public patronage which has been
exendsd towards this old and well establishment
It VIII be his aim to keep everything, Of the purest
and nt the lowest prizes usually to be found in well fur
carefully compounded from the purest
Msdtcines. iaif; CHARLES ". GRAHAM
No. 90, cor. Main and Webster Sts.,
mytS.Lt li f9i-tlat! asa 3a.t t1- Centre WhselInH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Just Received and Now Open.
WE take pleasure In Informing friends, parons and
the public generally thatge have just received
spring stock of CLOTHS, C.ASSI1LERES 4 : ES72YGS
together with general assortment Of Gents Enrna
9oous-all OF which Will sell at prices the tmes
We only ask feeling confident you examine our
STOCK yon VIII be satisfied hatWe exceed either
know that our stock consists dsAio5GtEe GOods and
eAeap Goods and We are prepared make the
derin style geCondtO elther East the
mountans and st short notice. Bore.room Me-
102 Main St. tfyyHEYLl.R 4 LAKES
apl2 NIapcho ne Tsioss,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
&c CORR BSPONDENTS.

concerning subscription advertising or other d.
business Of the should be addressed
e Proprietcrs.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
hoali be addressed the Editors jointly to either
them.
Correspondents writing for publications will please write
ealy side OF the paper. 30
An Observance Of the above rulesw greatly oblIge
nd seed prompt attention to correspondents than
eymigR t1erwiSe receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
y AS. M. DILLON !.
2 ElO2 NIARKFIIS STR EET- ,


X EEPs constantlyon on hand, Gas axtures, Lead and
~ Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead Atkinds and size
Of Brass Cocks and Valves Steam am
water and Force Pumps Sinks, Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Oast Iron HydfRnts3 Gum hose n nd n1tn
of all Thckpesses, Antifrction Metal, Pure Bauca Tin
Zinc and Anthony, the Cele RoY
Crucibellsin the country. s' %
- Also, PoHy's improved and patent Chain Pump,
which decidedly the greatest pap the age the rfght
will be sold on fair term. 80 : " go
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosive, and for CON.
dnctng or pressure pipe, cold Raier and eRpe
Pipe. fff7s : - S' ls -4 E'+ssW
8 AqneductPip tantly onhand, any oua n
tity OF. which can be furnished on short notice,
2 ~, oGSh E1td JoFotd Copper, B8a1asagdLsad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

virzIaIss Lodge No. a.-Mee.. every rhar,a.v
evening atthe Hall, Market and Quincy street
NIT RtcEAsDsOS N. G.; T1os. B. ArKeda, Secretary.
FrnnkIin Lodge no. 13.-NIeets as aboveevery
Monday evening. WN. TAYLOR, N. G.i RIlEiam P..
8eEs!rey, Secretary.
VIM. Tell Lodge Ne. S3.-Aeets. assboveeye.
Wednesday, evening. FazprRtcE @rtHR N. g.; ,Ioan
Salads, Secretary.
sWhssIiag Lodge No. So.slsets a. above every
Gso. RrrcHra, y. G., " n Berrysts, Secretary.
PHNoIu lodge No. S0.-Meets as above every
Efidsy evening. JrwooDauRs,N. g.; " ". BEdncha1d,
Jr,, seeretsry.
VIM. Tell EncnnPment No. 34.-Meets as
AnoYe the ascoHd and fourth Tuesday evenings
month F. BRvHsR g. P; cAds hisck, Scribe.
Aeroa's EacamPment No. 1.-Meets as
Ahove'ae dthird Tuesday evening" month
L, NJ oL'Sa c. r.; 60 oBsirE IT., Scribe tMareh Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

a chap sought shelter of Boston officer
See, Cap'n, first my father died, and my moth
er married again. an then my mother died, and
mY father married again; an somehow or other,
some way don't seem to have no parent at all,
nor home, nor no nothing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

A gentleman who has scolding wife, in an.
swer to an inquiry after her health, said she
was pretty well, only snhjeet TO a .'breaking out
in the mouth"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03

Germaa Protesans, Union RAIL- Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1O5< morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-03
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE

-t -BY EHE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13
lConuuai sied

EDIToR LEADER A communication in your
paper OF Saturday morning reflects unjustly and
harshly upon the conduct Of the Firemen at the
fire on PaEsman street on Friday last It is not
true that there was any quarrel or fight among
the fremen, but on the contrary they worked as
faithfully and earnestly as worn-out and fatigued
men could DO under the circumstances. MANY
things operated to their disadvantage; two men
were seriously hunt BY chimney falling upon
them, and water had TO be forced frOZn a long
distance 10 extinguish the fire; hence it was not
possible to subdue the flames as readily as might
be. Had the citizens lent their assistanc.
towards working the engines readily, and as
they should have done, much benefit would have
been received. But it is bot fair that correc
ton Of the charges of " quarreling and fighting
should be made in your paper. Will you please
do so! JAMES HILL, Chief Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13
WIGS T! WIGS !! WIGS! !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND IOUPEES surpass all.
They are eesaut, Light, easv and drrabe
Fitting 20 ! ciarm-lo Turning up bshnduo shrins ing
the he d. Ileei this Is he oay Is isameui where
thsss thIGgs are proosry uudeTs o. md made
Z5 B-Oalway, ew YORK
1D.EdSUsmz0l Fl KE Clsve.aud Ohio. AE-nt.
J. 8. barnes d Co., Propri' tors Of the Cleve
EaI Pluaiing TursS Atwzter Blort prepared
vita srge force Of Kpsrisueet wJrkuen d0ng every
esq, tiol OF nbns The most thorough Manner
he scieatc plans rsasouabl terms. shor
uotice. Lss stocks OF F0ultan OF different styes and
izes Bathing Tubs OF iron and wood. lined with
inoed-cJDper steam heaters cad AID vaulzei iron
pines Leather and lndI1 lb1er Hose every descupiiu
Of an aei C1-ss udIuE the Pa Srlf-clos
Cocks recently iuTUtu-el. Vas BOWS and all kinds
work warranted m2s=d &wtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13

EVANGELICAL Book AND TRAcT SOCIETY,"
A meeting will be held at the rooms of the
Yong Mems Christian Association in NOIthrup
aud Spangler's block, at . O'Clock this (MOnday)
afternoon, to consider. and if thought advisable,
to adopt plan Of organization for the Society
The Committee appointed at a preliminary
meeting, held some weeks since, to frame 4
Constitution, will submit their report. All
persons interested in the formation of such a
Society, are invited to be present
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13
LHAIR DYE HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

THE ORIGINAL AND Bc,ST IN THE wORLDi
All oh-rEare IA ions, and should be avoided, l.
you wtshto esl--ge ridirule.
GRAY. RED Or Rusty HAIR Dyed Instantly to =
Beautiful Nalu Br5wa OF sllck without the least
nju.y HAIR OF Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
Gward'd 10 Wn slrehe0T since ls3s. aud s0CO0
tDocstios besa Ide to the HAIR his patrons
his famous Dye.
wM-A BAICHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces 4 color
ESt TO b stIasusasd IRON uiurI, and Is wAzGANTED
not iaureI least however olg msy he costI4
Ted, the i si-cis o. Bal yesrsnsoied the Hair
vig0Tate5 for life b. taIs s1le did Dse.
hsd-, zayed (in private rooms, al ttas WiE Fac
I33 Broadvay, Y. Y.
q The Gsnuias has cas sha sdlress upon s.eel
engraving on four siirs Of e,ch Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13

Police CorET.-only one fine was imposed at
this institution on Saturday. The victim of
that was James Thompson, for making dis
turbance, fined SO and costs. The case of Chas.
Bradshaw for Petit Larceny, and of Charles
Grange 70. assault and battery were continued
until this morning. Several discharged on pay
ment Of eosts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13

ZEE. RuFFIM's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived. 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever. All work in the line of Purs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade. SEPT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.

EHILADELPHlAs OepI- II.
Nothing definite has yet transpired respecting
the action Of the Railroad Presidents. The agree
ment OF the 5ih Of July has been gone over and
mostly agreed TO. The main point Of difference is
rulaive 10 the rates Of al railroad and wafer car
riage, which has been settled to separate rates
where water carriage forms part Of the route A
recess has been taken to allow the freight agents to
agree upon rates. If they agree and the rates ap-
proved by the Presidents, the main difficulty viii
be overcome. The final will not be arrived at be-
fore midnight, if then. The prospects arc good
for satisfactory adjustment and return 10 fair
rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Mr.. De Sanity, the electrician in charge Of the
Atlantic Telegraph at this place. declines TO make
any statement relative TO the Gable Tor publication
beyond the positive assurance 10 the agent OF the
Associated Press that there are only temporary
difficulties of an electrical nature, and that there IS
no reason whatever for the rumOr that the cable
mad par ed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13
G0urutionnl.
SELEnT SCH0OLF7

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
h emb arlug al the siemeu-s 4 sot srd rs N I'd
ucafion viii be nnened the Suad7v ShnoI Rn il ~.
rear f Trinity Churrh SupaT1or sree he frx - Sen
tsmbs- under tn of the Mss VApIAN md tie
She School
Apnca'iosS for a3rnison 10 b made a. the School Room
n TIM irriue The i.rurse nf the Schnol tern
Prospectus setting firth Terms &c. b. hal ~ an
paon % the Rrc1nr either Of the Rev. Frntleuen
VfEit5Ts Of the School. - Ia CLaXTON
DR. BOLIFS.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13

STAsBISG AFFRAY.-A iracas occurred at
Folsom's Livery Stable on Detroit street, Sat-
urday night, in the corner of which man was
STABBED. The particulars we are not at liberty
to make public to-day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-13

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