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large stock suitable for Hsiiisy
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Diaries for 1860
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low There nothing appro pirate and us~ful Tor
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Richmond Dec. 70, 1859
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AFREA1ANCE

OF a Cancer
renaored from
the breast IF Al
Lady, teeigA-
icg > pounds |
'eifAaas pam,
Il use Of the
KNIFE, or TIE
loss Of a drop
Of blood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
oFTIOE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE sTREETs.


WAsnIxoToN, March 2l.--An official tele-
graph dispatch has been sent To New York this
morning, 10 go out by the California mail steam
er, announcing that there viii be no prOclana-
ton issued for an extra session of Congress.
There is much speculation as to how the ser
vice OF the Post Office Dept viii be maintained.
In quarters usually the best informed on such
subjects, it is said the law authorizing she issu-
ing contracts will continue to be carried ont,
embracing the issne of treasury warrants as
usual; but as there is no money to pay them,
they WILL in the hands of contractors, serve as
the basis of loans 1t is not known that any
other evidences or certificates Of Indebtedness
will be issued.
An authoritative statement is being prepared,
which will probably be made public to morrow,
Cruesday,J showing the condition Of affairs and
the manner in which the Post Office Dept for
the present is 10 be conducted. As before
stated, they will not issue certificates or adopt
any means not strictly within the letter of the
law. That they intend TO cut doxn the service
is highly probable, and the loss of many IN
necessary expenditures. IL fact there will be a
general reform of the whole service, which in
opinion OF the President and Post Master Holt,
is much needed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
~ TMLEGRAph

NV ToRE, March 2I.--Flour firm; sales II 200 bbis-
Wheat buOyen Gales 90 600 bush at $I,4bi 30 for ives
tern red aud 81 90 for white. Corn firm; sales
mixed Is nominaliy quoted c and yeiIow sells
81 PORK dali At 81 sly IS si3 for prime.
Lard dull Whisky steady at 2SI.
BILTINoRg, March 2I.-Piour dull sales Howard IT ut
s6fG5. Wheat dun but unchanged. Corn s2Rs
yellow and 1911 for white. Provisions duI sides
ga. Whisky steady and unchanged.
CIscNNAIf. March 21-FlouT dull but Unchanged sales
few and unimportan Whisky in good demand hrmer
uou; not quOtably higher, l2CO bLls sold e4. Moth
ing Of inheritance done in prOvsiOs; the quiet
and unchanged Money market unchanged. Exchange
scarce and firm At premium, tendency still upward.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

ST. LOUIS, March PA dispatch from Lea
venw0rth, to Democrat, says a severe tight oc-
CURED near Fort Arbuckle between fifty troops
and hfty Witchida indians under Lieut.. Powell,
and large party Of Camanches, in which two
CalnaHches were killed and two soldiers woun-
ted Another fight between between Lieut.
Stanley with 30 troops and the Camanchos. in
which eight of the latter and one Of the
former were killed. Capt. earn, with $50 men,
left Fort Washita for the seat of war ltis
stated that the Ca,nnnches number upwards Of
5000. Another battle was anticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

SAvANxAH, March 2l.-Thc Republican of this
morning states that 50 miles Of the Cuban Tele-
graph lines have been completed
A letter from the Post Master at Apalachicola
to the Albany, Ga, Patriot says that the bark
f. a. Rawlins was taken by the British steamer
Vixen, on the 10Th, in the St. Josephs Bay, on
suspicion of being connected with the slave
traffic She had SLAYER equipments, but no pa
pers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
AHEAD OF ALI
AL x. II = Y NJ A ~

No. 1S7 Main Street
AS nov received opened hs entire sicek q new
i aud very desirable SprinE and SnmlnSE Dry
Goods, which tie particular attention ssOy enc Is
cases superior Prints all styles and makes, q reduced
eases styles Eug.h Chiatls,, beautiful styles
and hich coiors-
/ case 1 { Preach Chinires. Of the latest designs.
loeases OF B!sAehed MGlns, superior goods, AZ
all prices
Seases Of Irh Linens, among rate nriI-
1s9 pi. styles De I.anrs chats, uh!eh
oaer greater bargains Than ever before
80 pieces Of new ans desirable Dress silks, Plain and
Fancy. il light and dark cuI0rs.
full assortment, al eoiors Of Lupila al
LANES, tke very beet quality and cheap
VERY Guc BlEhaEnes also styir tack Dress Goods
called 'CAMlSR CLOTH superb Article, together with
Dueais, SAX FINISHED PureAls etc. etc. too
Straw Rsnnets eOored and plain white, III.
--latest Spring Fashions
Ito Grape Shavls all eoI0rs AMI prices, In which
orr extraordinary bargains viii sail superior quality
Whue Grape shawl at only Eve dollars
About $40 New Spring Shauis q far more desirable yisa
- pesss Of NEW CARPETS. consisting OF BTuss.Iis.
Tapestry. Threey, Superne, Ingram, CARPETS.
20 which call The particular attention Of those
Maitinrs etc, Al greatly reduced Priees
In addition TO the foregoing, complete assortment u
all goods belonging to Tie Dry Goods Trade. which
uatifnid TO netton, to al OF which call special znd
early es-aIulns ton.
eT Country Merchants viii md it 10 th-ir ad-
vantage To give call before purea- tlseue ],
being frst the narket had the best selection ADD huvnE
entirely for Cash. Jch Lots
terefcl knowing the advanced triers Of all mfstic
well forrgn Try Goods, win Improve this opportunity.
convince themselves Of the above. ard fvor With
frn25 No Isl Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

PnmADEALPuIA, March 2l.-FOrney's Press
contains call for another Democratic State
Convention TO indicate the principles of the
the party, which we've outraged and Insulted by
the convention OF the 10th, and to proclaim
their confidence in Governor Packer, who was
assailed and prescribed Mt federal dictaton-
The convention is to be held at Harrisburg on
the 18th Of April.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

BosroS, March 2I.-In the School Committee
this afternoon n communication was received
from Bishop Fitzpatrick, of the Roman Catholic
Church, stating in temperate terms the ohjec-
tiuns held by the parents of Catholic children
to the reading of the Bible in the Schools. The
subject was indefinitely postponed. The excite
mcut is dying out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
MATTERS.

~ The Post 01ice RemOUd1 Lust Night
.Saypsr and Presentation Ceremonies at The
Custom Housc,-Last night the mails were
thrown off at the doors of the old Post Office
stand-corner of Quincy and Market streets
and put up and distributed for the last time.
After the usual hour of closing had come all
the remaining paraphernala that had been kept
back for use until the last moment was boxed,
bagged or baskcted and hurried off down to the
Custom House. At half past eight the old
Office had been emptied and the new one was
lit up and the officials in full blast with their
preparations and arrangements for the accom-
mediation of the public this morning by the
usual hour. Although the doors of the new
office had not been thrown open as yet, never
thelesS all last evening crowds of persons found
their way in by the back doors and were saun-
tering up and down through the delivery all
around about ON the first floor, and below it,
TO which they had access. A little after nine
the clerks had all their arrangements for the
delivery of the mails completed, and this fact
Icing announced, the doors OF ihe Cashiers
room were thrown open revealing sight which
might well make the eyes of an epicurean dance
collotrose tables, grooming beneath the weight
of roasted fowls, green dressed hams Oyster
Urns filed to their bruins with the choicest
bivalves, besides other luxuries and delicacies
which we cannot now enumerIte
After the supper Mr.. John Miller Cashier, on
behalf of his associates, presented to General
Feeney, most magnificent ebony cane, gold
mounted, which, unknown to the General, had
been procured some days before. Mr.. Miller
accompanied the presentation with an acknowl.
edgement of the pleasure which it afforded him
and his fellow clerks to pay their tribute to
their much esteemed AssocIATE.IN.C CHIEF. IGeu.
Fecney OH receiving the cane replied to Mr..
Millcr's remarks in neat and feeling little re.
Spouse, expressing his regard for the donor in
dividually and complimenting in high terms the
uniform respect which they had always shown
for him and the promptness and fidelity with
which they had performed their respective du-
ties After many regards" by the company
to the General supper ceremonies were conclud
Gu.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

~ Assault t0ith a Poker.-Yesterday after
noon Andy Thompson being slightly Intoxicated
at Henry Fosters, drew an iron poker and
struck VIM. Kimberly twice over the head, in-
ncting two serious wounds and prostrating him
upon the floor Andy was taken before Aid.
MccOurtney and committed TO Jail for thirty
days. Officers Clator and Wickham were as
signed the duty of taking the refractory subject
to the calaboOsc. Andy resented violently,
swearing like trooper and appealing to Anne
rican blood for succor. He attempted to trip
up officer Clator, when that worthy official
caught him by the hair of the head and dragged
him along the pavement until he became more
dOcilc and less harmless 1t finally became ne
cessary to tie his hands behind him and wheel
him, as it were, TO his destination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

SPRrNGrIELD, March 2I.-The floods in the
Connecticut river had been increased by the
heavy rains on Saturday. The river is now
90 feet above low water mark here and at Hart
ford it is &c feet above low water mark. The
bridges ut Charleston and Walpole, N. H., hsve
been swept away aud the railroad bridge at
Sullivan is impossible.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

CINcINNATI, March 2l.-River risen feet 0
inches in the last As hours. Weather mild and
generally clear. White frost Saturday night;
It is thought the fruit is saG. so far.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE

OY virtue Of the County Cert for Ohio
", proroun the 9Th day % FeruaT, In the
1853 Ia the % JaIne H. Stout asalns Thomas H. Reed
ara others, the said james H. Steut aud Tkeuas H. hrr
the Committee . John Haz;ett, unac. II sell the
front door Of the Court House or Ohio county the high
est ana best hiid-r, ~ public auction Monday the 9TH
daY Of April, i-9 the lots Of ground said decTtr
mentioned being lots numbered hundred twenty
eight t2sl and sndrcd and twenty nine (ssl he
pat OF The addition the Of Wheeling, laid &C by
William Chapre and John Eod In that part q tie city Of
Wheeling knuwu the F0h Ward Of said city.
TEalds % sALE1he one-fourth Of the purchase
20 he raid upon the confirmation o. said sale BY the
County Court, aud the Remaining bre~cuTthH three
equal instaiueuts payable in six, twelve eighteen
months aer the day % sale the whole
the day Of sale the purchaser giving his bones With s
proved persOnal security Ter the puess~ ard the
title TO b. retained the farther order Of Court
sale To commence 10 O'Clock A. n
JAMES ". STOCT,
THOMAS u. REID,
frsu Izsfrr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

EB RanapGy.-Three horses ran away yes.
terday afternoon with wagon load of railroad
irOr. The wagon struck stone at the Union
House corner, when the sudden checking up
threw the horses all into heap, iniuring one
valuable animal in painful manner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

New YonE, March l2,-The lecture by Col.
Thos. D. Kane, before the Historical Society
this evening, upon the executive of Utah, was
AN elaborate eulogy of Gov. Cummings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

Eg- The -NcLure House was closed yesterday,
the proprietor iinding himself unable to make
both ends meet The closing of the house has
created some talk, many seeming tOthink that the
event will seriously effect the business interests
o: the city, and particularly the circle immedi-
stely surrounding the hotel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

fB- Sale Or Hogs.-Deputy Sergeant Rich
ardsOn, of the Island, has succeeded IN arTesting
twenty-five hogs, found roofing about in viola
lion of the ordinance, which prohibits the same
The grunters will be sold this afternoon to the
highest bidders, in accordance with the law.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

TTIaHLY PERFUMED Glyeerine Uintment and AHiAa-
dine fr the cure aud prevention Chapped hands
and lips, for sale By CHARLES W GEAllAM,
Jaui9 CenlFs wheeling.
,C,LovrR sEED-r1MorHY sEED-In lots to suit Pur-
feS SsA's''' lot 'A' LIST. MORRISON 4 CO.
81 1T!
~ BARRELS Dabnsy salt Co. Salt reserved eousign-
ID men. tmhlsl P. c. 1ILDRErH BRO.
rV7ANSgRS OIL-sO bbls Tanners OIL, prime article
iah ii'''' anu y 4. c. GOOD CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

Lungs. lie vii devote paTeuT attention the
Of al skin disrHses-Lunsbaso refals Rietaa - iEene
and ehronle) SeuT-lzla. Pa nssis EplrTag, DJsp~Tsa
PILES aud Al Arrangement Of the stomaeh, Liver lev
els AID also All chronic male d-eaEch- SPECIAL
tion giii be given 10 the trczfuente
EYE AND EAR
Without the Of the knife Needle, and he has
Ezntiy nand excellent 81 hcaufsl ATtH
cal EyeH and TytnpanumEs Esr Drums, suitable
stIsr and al ae.s--iuteTted In he IlinEfst.
DIR BAAKEE las made discovery Of Fiuia tl.at
vii produce perfect Absorption Of The CAIAEAcI nd
store perfect vision the tbs u tie kIie-
Dr. Baakee produce thpusand esFtlraita 81 Ls
perfect success ia curing Canoes, old UiesrH, i
lula sUeliirEs fH 81 description Rhast
tie Of the knife. Special arrangements BE- made
with Dr. haaEee for tie 81 tie last I'd
eases as they u require bis adyrs aiisI ten
Dr. E1akee Is Of the rkllfu crieLHusd
Feons ard Hiysieans living His TsI-
tonay In nvar principal city Ia he EoTd. And
lterH directed TO Dr. BAKE ieDItainnE frcl
distances r,ety stating the nature q ihT dssts.
shall L FrnIily ancred and b
pondsnee FkEE " CHARGE Oass= hours fSeaI A. n.
70 : p. -. DR. RAAEEE,
no. x LEXINGTON SHEET,
brfHee1 Charlea and Llbrrty,
dec5-lyitEhU RaltinaaTe- Nd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

-Just received at Graves News Depot,
Atlantic Noataty for April, Goisy's Ladys'
HoOl, and Petersoa's National Magazine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

E1-A Case Of Feraeity.-Depostion were
taken on Saturday before Aid. Duty, in a
curious case now pending over in St. Clairsville.
A gentleman named Hervey was accidentally
drowned. Before his decease Mr.. Hervcy seems
to have stated that he had sum of money on
deposit in one of our banks The admInstra-
tor of the estate could not find the money in
the bank, and did not account for it IN the set
Element The heirs have instituted suit against
him for its recovery. The case now singuIarly
rests upon u simple question of vcracity, which
it is going to be very difficult to decide.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
NOTICE.
MARSH q TAYLOR

A re s;li iinuinF e cir EXTENSIVE SALE n HdE
a SOHE DRESS SfLES At C(ST and LIS TIA
t'oST- fsb9s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

s8-Dsad Boly.-Yestorday morning as the
Suntish packet lngOmar, was approaching this
city above MoundsvlIe she encountered the
dead body OF well dressed woman floating in
the river. The body was distinctly seen by
three or four persons as it foated directly under
the guards OF the boat and then Disappeared
Whose body it was or how it came to be NOV
ing lifvlcssly along with the current is not
known.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

PlTrsBuReu, March 2l.--River 10 feet by pier
mark, falling. Weather cloudy and damp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
TIVE Enbsrrber Farm Owned
aceuned D. David Eggs. ds'ed. ftsated 10 Cote
II niles ClairHviiie x north
OF tn Naiiansi Road and Rinse5,s siiiis-
said Yarn contains 200 = eFe- 81 Land. 10 Of
which CLEARED, and rulEig Tie
remaining pEEt being ue IiEabersai. There
Excellent Coal Banks
The psensss. feet Vsins OPERATION pre-
dueing The beet quality o. coal EErrY led farm,
contains a rDed rprnE Of Water there aias
Two GO0D BEARING ORCHARDS
The promises. Of which PFousss v4rssty ofehsiss
GRATED FTuit- A good
DWELLING HOUSE,
large frame BAKN, eHe.eut EfsbIInR for
HoTs-s and Cattle, good corz-erib wagon Hosse and
oIher otf-huiisinga-
furtnrr particulars. en-fre suhseFiir living
the premises, James W Collins CinfsFe, Ohs
fsh2f-1 FKASCis BnGOs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

Cdught ia StOr0L-on Friday last the
steamer Woodsde, when in the vicinity of
MOundsvilIe, was caught in the storm and
somewhat damaged. She was tossed about at
the mercy of the wind for some time aud it was
feared that she would capsise. At last her
chinnies were blown upon the hurricane deck,
spreading terror among the passengers and
crew. Old steamboatmen say they never saw
the waters of the Ohio look SO troubled or as
sumo such threatening aspect. The Wood
side returned TO the city, repaired damages
and left for Parkersburgh yesterday morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

LOUISVILLE, March 2I.-Gen'I Scott left for
the East ON the Cincinnati mail boat to day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-22

cttAs. HALLOWELL, late Of the firm Of chas- Hal
lowell Co, long known 20 the trade, wuuld be pleased
MS friends the Of SIe-sr. Hopes
& Davis fei2i-itN &WSu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14
M arkeis.

Fron TIE hlta California. -
San FRaNCfseO. Thursday EVoLiaf. FEB ~ lBN.
FIouR--Sset 81 SD0fg 30; az aUct"a, ~ DDS hAAsu
ss sre." as: 70 DO. Eastern 81 81 sou %.
NBEaT-4O0 bass sold at 80 90
RARIEY- No ssles reported
OATs-4 OC0 bass soio al tsu<.o
PoTATOEs-Saies At Sd(ic-
PoRK-37 bbls Mess solo 81 snCtlon at 4li b. ,
RTTES SO 6ika. .oa At Auot,n lee. l26 double pigs
sUeAs-sZ bbs Eaerr Crushed sold yesterday on private
,sTrs A. ton Is9 bales China No. &C. 10 bids n u
q. &c. - bbis. do. do at &c. 49,. -.
CASE GooDs-5 osh Peaches sola on private TERMS al
auction 50 OIud Pepper 10 glass, a. "c . .,,..
EsIsss-l15 boxes az are, sold az auction ~ = oEf@
T. S7i - o,-,,.,, q. -
sales Of 80 Club at He; 81 cases
do al lx1ai4lc. lt6 boxes Chips" a. liza lac.
C.NpEs-Sae by of 100 boxes pOoT Adsnsntines
l7I4a c 100 SO boxes Penn Co.. at p CT 100 BOXES DAVIS
at l54c. , ,. ,-,>,oo 4. -,
80 boIe, Family sold At suction a. s7tdsOs box
$50 boxes Comuon Sc. $500 a, o.
WmsEysae Of q half bbls Cabinet new brandt At u .
Pgs. ,,.s-,-- -, -. ..i,.,. ,.,,.
WooDHNWARE-sEe BY al, t0u OF % d0t Cora bo0ms poor
- l2lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

I,rEREsTfsG FRoN JAPAN-AS EDtcr FROM THE
NEW EsPEUoF.-Ry U1vices from japan 70 Noyen-
bfr 10 we learn that the new Emperor, F0en lZigo,
had issued decree relative to the fuhlment ot the
terms Of the treaties recently concluded with foreign
pogers A liberal tone cherscteIizes this document
throughout IL permits the Introduction OF the Cath
oic religion into the porte Of Snoda, Islodsd Nan
esssk and Desns but stoutly refuses 10 permit the
importation of opuns favor which, It is ssid, the
Eng.ish h,d hoped 70 obtain from the new Emperor,
after ali regulations 10 tLst eud lad failed With ms
predecessor.
Letter bsgs will be made up and forwarded n the
United States Squadron, Cost Of Africa and Para
quay Expedition on about the let Of April, from
ire rooms of the Naval Library and Institute Charles
town Nsvy.YsId. AL letters sud packages of news
papers fsent to the Institute free Of expense before
that date will be fOrgaried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

CoSGRFG,1IONAL SINcISG ~ BRooNLtN.-A 10
lure va delivered at the Reformed Ddtca Chspsiss
Harrison ,tree,, Brooklyn, on Moudsy oveuug. Feb.
- 6y Prof. Lowell Mason. at the request OF s,me q
tho churches Of Brooklyn, on Congregational sing
ing" This lecture has awakened a renewed iatsrsst
10 the subject, snd NJ its close, Counties vas ap-
pointed 20 take measures to cause premiam to b
offered for prize tract on Congregational Singing -
part Of church worship. TIE COMMITTEES consists d
John Rankin. Horace Waters, Jcssph II. Jactses.
James Robinson, ard u. o. ketchum from 70 dh-
fsrert evangelical denominations, and Nc sadsr aaad
Il ~ arc about TO offer premid Of fifty dollars Ter
the best tract OF eight pages on the sueecbs award
t. be made by Committee OF pastors OF evapgeiissa
churches Of this city.