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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, on Remit
Il $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES =nT5oI-AR
SHIPS time before the lat day ns1I September can
upon completing thorough Of Double Entry Book
keeping Collateral Branches, secure lucrative
poy4entu COMMERCIAL Ranking Houses Accountants
within their graduation, else they viii
be Undermined the full OF the nAI5 fnT tai
lion. and thus realize
Free TuIIion. or Observation-Disclosures.
Graduates this Institution HiIaE response
bic and lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers ane
Railroad Ocs Clerks, in different sections Of the country
being preferred business to Graduates Oi
any other Mercantile College Hence the aha-- -=ssl
leled great Superiority
Of Instruction and thoroagh training students foI
business life would warrant.
Tie Principal az fis IN sfiutiOn hEs been prdcficc
dccoHntdt longer period hqR GBV 0fAsr Teacher
IN ne WestSrn country.
Address the undersigned for further naSsi~-i---
Ey9 WIN. W. q RANG RR.
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JESSE II. " BB, Ass. 1,-,-.,-
FRANK X. WEBB, HEOPtiSCOAs
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corner of Hanover and Pratt SITS, baltimore,
-GOT,D n B Il q HIV +. ST o r e.
NO TIA MAIN STREET WHEELING VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.

NAALA
Stock city Navy
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
49,

slssslEs aLReezs. EsssE9fs.. - -
WINTER AISRANGEME EMIT.
NNand after Monday, 29th November, 1858, the trains
~ Will run s foliows-yiz:
RiTst-rhe St. Louis Crcinnati, Wheeling, Benwood,
Baltimore and Washington City EXPRESS leaves daily
ll3l A NJ arriving Baltimore at 1870 A. NJ in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
SecOnd-rhe Northwestern Chicago, st. Louis, Cairo,
Indianapolis Dayton. Cincinnati Wheeling, BenWood
tlmore and Washington City Express daily $3.50
P NJ Saturday eNoePtedl arriving baltimore p
~ in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant should
take the Ih A. VI train Cumberland and their
trip By the $40 A. "
Returning the West and sOui-We the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Frst--The S:5 A. II
arrives Wheeling 6:25 p. 81 Seeond-Fhe $50 P II.
train arrives at Waeeling "a lD:3n A NJ.
The 1850 4. VI bolnd stop all
between ..heeling and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being Issued to Moundsyie at so
cents and to B;uwood at IS cts. J. D. FORD, Agent
W. +. SMITH, Superintendent
L. VI. COLE. 6enr Ticket Agent nov30
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes-
Vile Railroad.


coal OlI ana coal O1t lamps.
WE have received beautiful articls Of Coal OIL
w better than any ever before sold in this city.
The disagreeable ohor which connected with
bon aud Coal Os offered by others has a great degree
bern removed from this O making pIeasanter handI.
giving brilliant light the smoke which
attends the Coal OILS now in
= We have hand. OF manufacture abe largest
and best assortment Of Lamps every description for
burning the different kinds OF oils -
Our Coal oil Lamp Cap constructed that
Pansiou Of the chimney from hest # viii be-
ing eTAmP@d i the which the with other cPps
Ooai Oil Is che best OH used. giving light
At less cost. and being non-sxposIVe. AHin
Light. call At the QuernsEare Store NJ
HOBBS BARNES. IFS Main ST.
door to Heiskeu SEearngen,
ocko Wheenw Va
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This passes through Lexington Lancaster Cir
ceYis, Washington Wilmington MarroE-the richest
and most beautiful part OF Ohio.
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At i2i5M il:iO PM for Cincinnati points aosve
arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and
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For THROUGH Tickets and information, snqure
At Central Ohio Ticket ONCE ia hesPrgE HOUSE, Water
street, Wheeling, Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
1863.

1863. 1869.
ENTR AL RAIL2 o AID.
1 60
Capacity this Road equslto in the Country
THREE TnROUGH
P A S S E N G e r T r A N s
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting the Union Depot Pittsburgh With
Through Trains from Al Western Cities for PhIadePhs
furnishing facilities for the Of Passengers un-
and Fast Lines run thfaus to PsdeiPhia With
out change Of Cars or Conductors
Smoking Cars attached 10 each train; Woodruh's
Sleeping Cars Express PastTratns. The Express
Esss f D1 s Yo1 as
Past Line connect for Baltimore and Washington.
delpbia or Han. ore 5 p. H., New York iO:s0 P NJ
Mall Train leaves Pittsburgh A. NJ, arriving in PilAds
Fast Line leaves Pittsburgh P ~. Philadelphia
Baltimore at s:3u 4. NJ, New York 2:S0 p. NJ
Two Daily Trains between New YORK and Boston Trough
Tickets Gan s are good 90 either Of ihe abSys Tfs.us ~
TICKETS EASTWARD NAV he obtained at any or the
important Rail Road Offices in the West; also, hoard
Of the regular Line Of steamers on the Mississippi or ohio
Company Boston. New York. Baltimore Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as by an. other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion Of the Western connections Of the Penn
sylVanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting OF tracks by the RAJ. Road Bridge at
geher with the saving Of time, advantages readily APP
4Rz y sGSS iH r If TR ll TeEE IND fT 70
tasir dd1antd0e 70 sal by Nis Route.
FOr FREIGHT Contracts or shipping Destons apply to or
address either Of he 99yng Ags1ts Of q: Company
DOYLE Co.. sieubenvne, o. H. 3. PIEnoE c., zanss-
VILE o. j. J. JoHSsTOS Ripley, o.; r. McNERLY Maysvie,
s 1n IT, w. aao%S CO. Cincinnati o.
Ind; WILLIAM BSsHAN, Louisville, Ky; P. G. oRILgr
Sass 81, Louis, No ;JonS HARMS Nashville Tenn HlH-
RIs HuSI, Memphis, Tenn; CLARKE Co, Chicago, III
Iow 70 Freight Agents Of RAN Roads at different points
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Specify Transportation OF Lire Stock,
And Coop AcooNNoD with usual privileges for
travelling in charge thereof
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
BY this RreIghts all descriptions
any points on the Ran Road, Ohio, KENNEDY Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri by Rail Road direct.
with Steamboats, by which Goods be forwarded to any
port the Ohio Muskingun Kentusky Tennessee Cum
Arkansas Rivers land, sandusky and
Chicago with Steamers to all ports the HorhWestern
Merchants and shippers enrusn the transportation Of
their Freight TO this Company, rely with confidence
THE RATES or FREIGuT to any point in the West by
as are charged by ntler r. II. Companies.
~ BE particular % mark packages WA PESN1 II. r."
do well to direct them be shipped by his Route
Parties attending their own shipments the East
Company following places before shppng letters
addressed either Of them the subject Of freghs, Will
Ell. sNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAaRAw 4 K9oSs, 81 Sorth Street, saiti ,1
LEIGH & Co. No: IS Kiby street, Boston;
L. L. H0UPr, CENT TTeLet ISf Philailipbia
THos A. SCOTT, GEM Supf, Altoona, Pa. jams
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.RWEU.IE.GTKSM
IMMINENT.

7LE HORSE SAVED,
lie Park, VT, writes 80 That the
nrthless." (his case was Spavin,)
the Mustang lLniment, have
1ur Eminent has been doing
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HEMP FIBLD RAILROAD

LII frelEhts intended shipment the road mast be
N delivered between The hours OF - M. a.
none will be received after that hour T. sTEENEY,
seplO General Manager
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| ooREroiED DAILy Nv = - Spleen. AorST. q
MADISON sTKEET.
AFPLESGreen, IS Soss 50 p barre.
BACOa-Rib sides, sdsse; Clear sides. saioc
shouldcu, sassc; Oouuty Rams, uaI2Lci Can
vassed Huns I2sli-Rh-
BUTTER-Comry Extra IS an; Country Par. Il
$50, Erra Western Reserve. IGaeoc; Goshen. 90
&c y R-fuH
BEANlEN4sy White, 81 sazI 50 > bussa
B~RANAEase n cu-insra-m n~'
CkTIE-on ~, 4a5sc nev uan
CABBtGE-s1 oealoP hmired.
coRNHIn asts Is to som asmrna.
oHEEgEs4IO Rb.
CH0iEy%sa eoa2 50 azen-suH
WIEIl -FRUu-Appies ~ so6l IS = euahe
Preiod Ftsh-s iosias cents Pm Uupesied Peach.
- e. sH2 so-in dcmand-
BUcEAHu-9sy 75ossi % = pairs Eusnsh. ioa
5s = plr.
H~sGs-asaao Rda1en-n demand
FLouaLn afis surrnss s. ga s. couHtn
E4ira , snily, sgooss % ubblf. ~ 0oaI sol
FEaTHERs-Goose laa&Pb.
FOufe EEEsAw ceA
mDE-Fsnt. iGH6iS ;sr-ra 2 n Dv sined
iSqIlc; Green eied sFh sheer SANS Ioen
s.chi Deer ssn- tS Pb5 Gee stias Ieeso
HET-4a dsnaaa5 r,as SIS 3 ~ whSssis, sii
Pba
nov Ma asa oP hushsi
LamLouuhtty Leaf Sa l. Ioafie ab intess
IzetN tta So
~MEAL-Couniy. 75aseR bushei-h aemand
nrroN-On fottN5-fsE SEs % bad
oNRSssi eosl Is y bashsl ) ssts, ? % bush
0qnAssawc bush.-in deuana.
PEH-rsbie. I Oosf 1PbusheL F.
PENgurLT5oaI % 2 hushsl. OH
PorlToER~eet aSe busbcl Irizh. Son.
ern. a 1871 Is > hushsr.
PoRE-Ou foot s6sAe b N Ne-s az oesls % 3
bbi uhassaie.
ruKKEY-aresed.si 0ossl se. aurha 4Ea.
HuESP+soa&c 2 oushs.
rALDw-sass Ph
VEGETABLES Parshss. o. O9tIs = busAsl
Garrett q % osisy, sSi2s , b1aah
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g0rt Of Mltmphis


River News.
The river continues to fall at tins point
The weather YESTERDAY was somewhat warmer
with strong indicateHs q sin- Bashfs 81
the levoe was quite brisk during the day.
EoR LOUISVILLE ASH CnNcfsEATt-Ihe eN'
cellsnt packet Glendale. Capt Bugher, ans
Pepper, Clerk, leaves this Afternoon at foGi
O'Clock, for Cairo, Louisville and C~inoinnati
stopping al al way points, The Glendale Is
~favonte win dc travelling public hsr seeom-
N rotations being very superior, her oheeIs AZ
tentiye and careful, andher fare most excellent
Travellers bound up the stream viii DO vel te
paEouise her. A. c. WurEbaek, No. 81 FROM
Row, Is her agent.
FoR Nrw ORLEANs-The mammoth floating
palsce, John Simonds, Capt James F. smith
leaves this evening at six O'Clock, for the Ores
cent CITY. Travellers bound South should secure
herths early.
Hhe Philadelphia, due on Sunday night, did
not arrive until Yesterday morning. On account
Of being ioe-bound. She leh for 81. Louis las
evening.
TIE splendid steamer, T. c Twiehen, vii
be of for New Orleans at Mint O'Clock tins
morning. Messrs. Hsrmstad & Haymsn are
her agents.
The regular Piekei, ST. Francis No. ? is "
for Yicksburg, at three O'Clock to-mousw eve
ming. Shs is swirl, Punetusl, safe and reliable.
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ny Ftrtur f a deed az trust ersuuted b. me hy p.
ID Nvf1~. and duiy recorded on tme HeEistcrs one II
SEelhT osuufy. m Record BaE 80. n, On passes as. 40.
fff ard as. Oh uhe 2Slh daF az Aurust 1881. a. secure
fts nsrmrnt Of certain derr therein d~escrlhtd. . wl1
81 WEDNESDAY. the I2h day g January. l558 AZ me
An-ian nlaus 81 G. B. Luke Co. ~ NAN e. al q
fhe hiah@t hidter. fu uash. AR following de-Clbed heal
Erare. VIZ Beur a nacialal part Of q 81 uarrs ~ LIND
fvlng % uc Gfrm1utoHu Hiankraaa. Shoes une-f1urth d
a mle est q ~ oorF1rste nmlts ~ theniy hemrhrs
n1nrrv-d hv Wm. Harvey 20 Ellah Garter. m1sn unof
4 ufsn q EutfirIrrmu said tract made hT n A Kerr
snrreyar, Msy ne 16ih. i66. a. iot 10. s and bounded
a. faarae w. Hecinuiur at fmr ruufhea1f owner a
said a. are trau cu ne ucuh nte 81 aald Wanfrrsd
fheaoe nrfh 3 frE vrst utth The Fast Ice 81 SAID ~
are trarf 81 ferf 49, sutfe, in ne centre ri Qunnhy
Rs-ar= thrnof d1un 40 Bsvnl VIII be- m~eaufcrs %,
feet. ndrth So east ar AZ a p1Iut where ne noriherr
hunfa~v line ~ 10 nuaherei A s s and q n pre-
rraeaed w1uId iuferseof ne centre = slli hayuu, meuci
4 ~ n1rrfeasf dafner 81 - or suhdfNisi1n NOT heno'
sa-fh los aaef go fesf ~ ne a~aufheasf eorner 81 20 No
:. On me uarfh side ~ Eaii PiankrQads lthencc- wlh "a,
road urrh Sc east % fet g. he hHrnains n
rebt ~ uriemptin Be- waived m sid trust eecl IN
uue b heievrd b. be SOL hufunvey on~lTestusiee
isf-ffs G.B- LOCKE. Irustcc- Cd
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telegraph Markets.

Nav YoRK, January iI-Cotton closed with
a declining tendancy, sales COO bales. Floui
rlosed with an advancing tendancy, sales 1900
barrels. Sugar steady, Orleass 7g7h
CINCINNATI January u.-Fiour active, al
81 3j@S4 70. Whisky 23l. Mess Pork, sale
Of 500 barrels. Molasses, sales POO barrels at
3ii@35. SugiI buoyant. Coffee quiet.
NV ORLEANs, January 1l.-Sales Of cotton
to-day $500 bales. Steamers news had no eff
feet on the market sales az ia q If sales
for three days 2S,JOO bales receipts for three
DAYS $500 bsles ; receipts ahead Of last
year 800, 900 bales. Sugar steady. Molasses
POI Mess Perk Is. Lard per n lli. Coffee
advanced I sales 1000 bags al 100 a. ia.
Freights on e5tton 10 Hsrve 1; sugar to New
York T. Exchange on London "a a ST on
New York ?; Sight Z.
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Igafrst 9Gps bg 6rIsgrapb.
70 AssOCfATFp PRESS OF MEMPHIS.



KAsHIsGroF, Sauusry II. - Seaafs -
De Senate Yesterday, Mr. Siidell introduced a
biH making an appropriation Of thirty millions
to facilitate the acquisition Of Cuba By negotia-
ton. To-day, Mason, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported a bill authorizing the
President 10 use The land snd naval forces II
the United States IN certain contingencies. The
Pacific Tailroad bill cane up.
HOusc.-The resolution anne Up, from last
! session, disapEaWihg Of the act Of Com
Paulding with Inference 10 General Walker.
This case was substituted for The report Of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, rendering thanks
20 PauldihE. L Eas 8dopted by a vote Of gs
against IS. The report was then laid on the
table.
Ssnate,%5ohnan II Tennessee gave Bouee
that be should eau up the Homestead Ball at
the earliest day. Davis offered a resolution
which was adopted, asking for The eorrespon-
dehee relative 10 he outrages on the Isthmus
Of Panama.
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CEIsP's GAIETT-SrKAKosCH's CoEF wy
Quite q full house was m attendance last eve
ming. 20 listen to the brilliant gems from the
operas Of II Trouafors and Luorcia B0rgiai BY
strskosch's company. Mile Psrcdi won ad-
ditionsl admiration By her beautiful, clear
and smooth rendering Of her ros- Mile
WiIhorst also charmed all hearts BY her bird
like passages Amodio was himself, in his
fauluess basso-SSuires in tenor, and Barili in
baritone, etc, etc- We cannot p-nrticuiaTize
tins morning. Mr.. S-akosch was encored
with vehemence and spu0d, in his magic
bells and Madame S again was greeted as a
long established fsvorte Of the Memphis pub
Inc. We musL again urge aPon our citizens to
give a liberal support 70 this expensive aua
brilliant engagement Of Mr.. Crisp, and thereby
secure for themselves ample qualification
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r. The latest intelligence from eN-Presi-
dent Pierce Is dated Naples, December, ID,
where be had remained a week, but was then
making preparation, in obedience 10 medical
advice, 10 20 70 the Island Of Capri, for the
benefit Of Mrs. Pierce, the state Of whose health,
her FRIENDS viii be painei b lean, IT. Far from
encouraging. she has Suffered much from the
damp. cold air Of Florence ahdits Surroundings.
M Il 70 be hoped dat the sslubrity and com
narrative seclusion q Capri may BE- Of scms
benefit.
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Peoples picture mart, opposite 0aa-Fellows'
Han, Tyler a Co, artists Scientific operators
and gentlemanly attaches throughout a. whole
concern. An individual can 70 il ani secure
a fine likeness inside Of eve miHalss New plan
Of taking Of the heads Of M people without
bleeding Il distances at e~omPsddoh Regular
first class establishment and premium work
Fine ambrotypes for fifty cents; large sizes pro
Portionstely cheap Go and see opposite Odd
Fellows Hall.
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Ths Great EpsIish Rsmedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALR pills


TWs iuraiuahle meii-ne Is unfaiins m ne cure Q
Il an thasr painful and dsnscrous disease lmiiarni "a
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
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CATION
mes Pills sleuld nri be taken b. female that are
.menauL duriuz fhe arst nree m1aths. - the1 are sure
ubriue on Nisarriarc but At every uther tme, and A
ersy ether case, they are Pef~cH safe,
On an oses u Serr1us and Spinal Anstians Pains in
the Bs1k and Limbs HaaFiusss Fatigue IN shghi exrf-
uau. PaFitauan o. me Heart. Lgunrs q spirits HIS
teua sk Hesdache. whites snd an The paiufu dis
eases ooasianedb b. adizrlcrod system, these Pils VA
eL-s a cure when al oaer means have failed
Pull drrcuuns IN ne psmphiet 'ar0md e-oh psetage,
vhicb -houlI b. oarefuily preserved
A bstle oouainiHs 50 pills and ensiroied win ths
government Stamp q Great Britain, on be ssnt ps'
free. fr 81 md s postage stsmp
Sae aerut for the United States md Canadas,
JOB MOSES. Rochester, n r
~ Chandler a Co Memphis whaiessle and Retal
hrsua u7z1Id Dry an respectable druggists
- BEWARE-somr unpriHcpiod dealers ~ %
AL other pills o. ulch thfv rrGi1s marf prqff. b
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RAILEoAD AocIDEEr.-As the cars were
coming down yesterday morning, on the Mem
phis and Ohio Road, a MN was discovered
standing en- the track about three miles this
side II Brownsville The whistle was sounded,
but be paid nc attention to It. and was knocked
of BY the cow-cstcher. He was taken on
board and brought to MasoR's depot, and it is
supposed BE- viii die from a. injuries be re-
eeived Oar informant suPPosss him to be an
IHshman-
-
THE BrxYAS TAHLEAUx-me Panorama
Of the Pilgrims PTcgresss now on exhibition a.
Odd-Felows' Han, was greeted BY a large and
respectable audience last night. We are re-
quested b the manager 30 say, that in addition
TO the regular night exhibitions OF this beauti-
full classic painting, there viii be q special ex-
hibiuon al three O'Clock tins evening for aged
people, ladies aud children, who may hHd p
i~nconFenient TO attend at night-Chiliren at
tending any q TIE SaBtath or Day schools,
with whom no previous arrangement has been
made, will be admitted tbs afternoon from two
to thrse O'Clock at ten cents each.
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MOutarp aaD flnaRaal.
NEgFTIs DIlLT lFPElI oF1oE !

"|--|| "-
NV oRLEkgs Prem the PicGgune. Jauulry =
with the cisrof he hdiiisys. to-m1rrug heIrE thr last
bushes vail safer Do further uisrruuu1n- al1uu-h
within the last two week thohad weather has az fmes
been a crpairr h~imirauCe O. mmmercaf fransaluau.- To-
day We have a dry braclnC atmosphere anil uut-tsT op-
operations have Progressed hriskly The manry market
nnsves along evenly HEAVY paYmcuis. 20 far frummahug
an afverse impression. have p~ruduoed, Of ~anything. IN
creased ease. Ln1n@ a. ions cate have been cnEled
readilg ats Pr. thuugh iur some pper 2 ls demanded.
The onariu-s ouIsIie are uH arse. bul on hank the caFF
! huslnrz n1w coinr forward brine with o. the Necessity
I af more cxteuied amuHmuinrumg. which. under ne greet
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RHEUNArIsH.-Any person afflicted with
acute q chronic rheumatism, neuralgia, PAINS
pains, win find a neyer failing remedy II The
use Of Wadsworth's BheEmsiic Liniment,
to be had Of Waud a Jones, 229 Man street.
Try if, the result VIII be satisfactory. nS0-3m.
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" have on file a wei selected series Of
interesting stories, which viii appear from day
70 day, on the fourth page Of our daily paPeF.
This viii adds new and dssirable feature 20 the
colums Of shs AFFsAI, which we dnubt not
viii BE- appreciated BY alsrse class ofreaders.
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ST. LOUIS, January 1.-The overland mai
81 the 18th has arrived. james r. Curtis re-
ports a large spring Of water in the middle 81
the Colorado desert.
The CamaRohss were depredating consider
ably.
The Mexicans are suspected of stealing thu
mules from the mail stations.
The passengers ria the Tehauntepec route
failed 70 make the connection on account Of ths
boisterous Weati er. The Tehauntepce maiil
were pot aboard The S0nora b. a sum boat.
Further Fareign News per africa.
The sales Of cotton for Eve DAYS were 5000
bales, Of which spectators took 5000, and
exportTs 1000 bids.
NEw YoKE, January IA Paris lettei
SAYS that the chsss match between M0Tphy and
Anderson commtnced on the 10Th The winnei
Of the first seven games 10 be the victor. NJ
money was staksd. MorphY's friends offered
ten 10 one. The first game was drawn.
also the second; the third aad fourth were won
BY Mophy. a. earwE
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PrcKrooxEr-While Nj. Wright, who lives
near the city. xas at the Postofice last even
ing. some thief stole his purse from his pocket.
He had Just before paid away a hundred and
s~eveuty-fve dollars. The thieves got only
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