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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
Arrived.

Steamship Tho'. Swami, Ramsey Baltimore. nd's. to H.
steamship Columbia Berry Charleston 80 hours md.e and
pass to sPoford Teston Co. Has anchored under Jsny
Ship Levsnter Peterson, Macao Nov. H. passed Jaw. Heed
Nov % teas, css.a &c. to order Dec a. Ia. 80 g. lon
IS IS Ion. IS 10 E. spoke Austrian ship Hamboh., omP.
for Falmouth sDs 18th inst lat 81 Is NJ lon 70 81 W.
passed bark showing white signal with anchor I'm the
Shin no Pummer, shanshse and wOo'uns Nov a. ts
sn. 1ssy Wsi1p OF s'ss-,,Sa w;', 80 emf y
Som LILY (sll daIGs, cIimp Pslsf%9 20 days. passed
schr Charlotte Shaw tos Mlyills N - Shaw MstansS Oh
schr fiy, Frances Savannah days. cotton, 10. 70 No
scbf HSveocE (BrL Murray Boston 8 days 10 ballast 70
schr Frances English, Newbem, N c. days, naval stores
schr Mary r. Morgan Morgan ybpnia days. oysters.
sehr Governor Hooper, CsIsonas 10 DAYS mos'-s to stan
schr Christopher Loeser (of Philsdelph Snow Porso
Prince % days. oswood 10 Bsssettt Bacon.
schT Jus RoI Leaning Apaaehools IL days, cotton 0
schr. Dorc.. Ireland Baker Newb, days naval store.
seht Howard, Lawrence, Newborn days. naval ssorss 70
sebr wm. H. Smith, Conkn Charleston days, cotton ss,
20 Jonas Smith Co.
BELLOWS Ship. Atlantic Worth New Orleans; sT.s Holmes.
T. Frost bark C..co and schrs Ann. Ms;thews hom-
Maryland, from North Carolina.
sAILED-FIom Quarantine, u s. store ship Relief for A.
A.o steamship s,.I q the West A.pinws chip. znsss
Sultan for New OTssbs bArk Old Hckory for e. ksrys
River Samson. for Galveston jane A. Bishop for Mos1
Aeonant for DemerGia ChsE Williams, hobile; Lat
Brigade lBI for st. John, n bss May for g. Pssrk
Indian Queen, for schrs Tiger and j. n 0enh FOR La
yaca r
WIND-Strong from n. w.
Ship Ssncho Psnza of Boston, Bird Woosups Nov. g. teas
Carey Co.. In tow Of stesmtug Under suas
TIE ste Potomks lies sunk in 10 feet Of lighter
with & pamp has gone 10 her assistance.
tlaa
ashore in the fog Governors Island Sunday of
evening without esmAge She Is making her trips this norrne
usual
The pilot boat reported bringing passenger from
ship Black Warrior ashore Rockswsy the I'd win dnt
No. 3 not the o. w. Blunt, No. ii.
The schrs reported ashore Coney leland the hsTy
sturteyant from North Carolina with cargo Of naval
and joseph Marsh from Virginia, with pine wood The
lowed last night by sesmus Msrys and anchored
Fort Hamilton. The former st remains Ashore and
the has In Grsyesend Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

Markets-CARErULLY REPORTED FOR THE N Y. TRIBUNE
MONDAY, Feb p, 1858.
ASHEs-The demand 10 fair for Pots q. IS 62 IS 6s
Pearls steady but quie,. a. sc.
COTrON-Tns quiet bat steady sales Of GO bales
We repeat former quotations:
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Passcurcrs Arrived

In ,Aip LerdRe,, from Mdeao-Wm II. Avery, Chicssc,
Capt Roswell r. Ashley, Connecticut Mrs French 2eA.ds
and servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
SUS-Rises.. $50 Sets 5i2 MOON Morn. l.5
HIGH wArE2-ThIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 929 Gov Island 1899 Hell 0ss...Isa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

AEoTsTR EEw CHURcH.-The Elm place Congre-
,stons Society mskns efforts . seare ~ sdhse on
Flton syenoe Gear Hoy street The present bli1s TO
SINAI acomodse The AMI service h.s or some
trs past been b. Polytechnic lustae After service
on Sunday evening subscription amounting 10 fZ0s "a
rsssd Of which 500 h.a been collected BY tbs ladies' Il
thossb, tina. $500 viii buy eBoagh material % coFnebe.
nth aus N po.ib@ the bndng viii he ready for o,up.i01
.sy in tie Tne Rev. Nj Bartlett, pastor Of ~
grsgstiCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

WAsHSGToS's BIRTH-DAY.-The jersey Cont
Guards will celebrate Washnetons birthday BY pATad
in Jersey City this forenoon and ball the Hads0n House
the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

=. IHE BROADWAY r.
,se cas- bpih BY W. - ~
'c'S SfS and -.asoAp.- Yesterday; e,shs We, =.
v,sn the Broadway Rsilro.d,, ~ 90 sossds IN
,,sss san Be 20. In order. Thy are ~ a.
,,--sl viii by one horse acc So, - ~, & .
III. b.. tie carr win NO; regularly oDtn Monday Of ne'
.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

FIREs.-A small frame house on Kosciusko stree,
near Nosirsnd avenue, owned BY Bernard G.aReJ, de-
s.royed By fire Sunday night together With be contsI
Mrs GsfHey rescOed with Iome difficulty. The loss !.
400 insured. The 6Te originated from the burning
down Of candle 10 q wooden CAndestick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

NV Pos1-OFFICFs.-A new Post Office has been
established az Water Street four miles northwest Morris.
town, with Lewis h. Porter Postmaster.
Post Ofce has also been established at Clinton Station
Huuterdon County and Theodore IL. Rser appointed os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

ASSAULT UPON FENALE.-Andrew G. Elliott was
sragued before Justice Cowel the charge Of beating bis
servant Ann Sullivan with iron liter, whereby she
was greatly injured The girl sien of by neish
bor Elliott waived examination and bal 70 await the
cotton Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

ALLEGED Constructive LARcEEY.-Two cabmen
Flynn and Peter Keensn arrested BY Sers
Mathews the charge Of constructive larceny In
session gold watch given security for fare BY M Taos
H. Lee. They denied all knowledge Of the watch As the
oDse any committed in NewYork the justices in this
city could exercise ue on and the were discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

AccfpEET.-Yesterday afternoon, a farmer, while
coups of one Of the Diyson-syenue bosts with los1 OF
gam va, thrown from biz wagon while ecsndng The bnsge
severely Injured. He was cared ior and sen' boe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

ForR ANIMALS BBRSED.-About u O'clock last
veuu. the stable ofHAry Walters in Second street. between
North Tenth North Eleventh streets destroyed 81 hre
together with horses and two Tue strong wind
bovpg at the time enveioped the whole building in flames
before the could be got The building
sured. Lose about 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

DEATH PROM BURSISG.-Mss Elizabeth Stuck
land who severely burned on me 1871 Janu,y ss
clothes taking FIRE the explosion OF hui1 lamp area
her r.Ies No a Devoe street. Sunday evening sue 10
survived her cres thirty eight days and suffered 'snsey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

GRAsD LARcESY.-OHicer George Bell OF the fitt 4
Precinct yesterday arrested young woaso named h.y
PHI on charge Of stealing e0 and some clothing from
90 od named Clifton. Accused had been 1snt up ~ th
family of Mr. Clifton who accustomed 70 inir ner VITA
Der ban book Thuridsy she ook the bank book wen, 70
the seamAns ssyoss Bsnt and drew 100 She then toos
valuable shawl keys and Saturday went to Mr C
toms house IN Newtowp for The purpose s sapPoed 81
inug the trunks Of Mrs Chfon found her there yes'
trdsy and gave in charge Of the officer She was held FOR
examination.
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THT PERRIrs-The negotilti between the old
Pal chr Fsry ComNny aud essees have thus far
sn yeY soccessnL Yesterday tie sset notted tae
se CeDytny RAT ~ 70 osro" - Hs0Dh ey az Ls' e's =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-10
THE IN TELLIGENCER
From the Southern Literary Messenger.l
WINTER ROSES.

The day is dreary-the storm sweeps by
Whirling its banners of Heecy white;
1t battles and strives with furious might
Beneath leaden sky.
And dirgc-like murmurs the fierce wind weaYes-
Like heart in anguish it complains;
It shoulders and signs Mt the frosty panes,
And moans round the snowy caves.
The waters are hushed in icy rest
The chill frosts creep
Where the violets sleep,
And crystals cling to the summer nest.
'Tis day when grief
Strives YEARLY, vainIy for relief start,
When hooking hopes from their graves VIII
'Tis bitter day for an unsunned heart.
But sit in the light of sunny thought
And earth seems bathed in summer glow;
Like showers of roseleaves drops the snow
With Araby's odcrs fraught.
The air seems woven of harp.like strings,
That answer with music every sigh
Till an atmosphere of melody
Each new emotion brings.
Words have no sweetness for joy like thisi
On waves of balm,
In a golden calm,
Drifting away to the Isles of Blissl
Alb, thoughts will spring
To summer theheart by their blossoming,
And little reck how the tempests blow,
Since roses. dear roses have boomed in snow
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ReaIIy n OapIinI Productioni

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tercloset Is rapidly bsiag extended throughout the
United States best articles put before
the puSle. obTiates the OF chemically -posoned
paper aud paper stained with pile producing Prn-
tiers, Ink aud preventive OF piles. This
may relied It aae and llght
per- aud sthut wrapper Nothing Of more value
aud offered the public 1000 sheets
cost only 81 800 sheets so Each sheet OF the
Toe the OF J. o. Gayetty, Water-marked
ret waaierf article from Of the druggists from
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to any OF the United States Try It,
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. R.
2 :
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER AISRANGEM
ON after Monday Goth November, 1883, the trains
" will run foIows-viz:
Prst-The s. Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling, BenTood,
arriving Baltimore at 1870 a. NJ, in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
seeond-The Northwestern Chicago, st. Louis, Cairo,
Indianapolis Dayton, Cncnnati Wheeling, Beuwood Bal
Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
p NJ saturday excepted) arriving Baltimore At $3.50 p
81 in time for Eastern connections.
To the elegant mountain should
the 1880 A. NJ train Cumberland and resume their
trip by the S00A. n. d
Returning the West aud the trains leave
baltimore daily follows: First-The s:l5 A. NJ train
arrives Wheeling 625 p. NJ. Sscoad-The $50 p. ID.
train arrives at Wheeling At 1882 A. NJ.
The 1880 A. NJ train bOupd Eat will stop at all stations
between SheeIing and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued TO MoundsVe at 80
and to Benwood at IS cts. y. B. FORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. NJ. COLE, Gen' Ticket Agent. noV8O
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TRANSPORTATION.

ia5o= INK 1850.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL RAIL z o AID.
Il go
The Capacity Of this equal any in the Country
THREE THROUGH
p A S S EN- G. z r T r a NJ
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Consisting 4reo. in the Tnon 2egS .. feT
New York, Boston, baltimore and washington oIti tnS1
surpasse for speed and comfort BY any other route
Express and Fast Lines run through to PAaeipnlA "
Smoking Cars attached to each train; Moodrans
nIIy Mail and Past Line Sundays excepted Three
Daily Trains connect direct for New YORK Express ana
Fast Line connect for baltimore and washington
Express Train leaves Pitss6qrsh A M 5ESyes q FhA
deIphia or Bait more p. D., New York lOdO =. "a, -
Mail IRAN lssyeS PL' SSE A. NJ arriving "
Past Line Pittsburgh F. NJ arrives IN PailaaepniS
or Baltimore at $3.50 A. ~, New York 25O r NJ.
six Daily Trains philadelphia and New York;
Two Daily Trains between New YORK and Boston:
soar IoKRFs 70 Boston are good Norwich, Pain
River or stonnington Lines. ,..,., :. .,v =, n.
important Rail Road oees in the West Also on hoard any
Of the regular LGs e s an ne a. ss % Of the
Company Boston, New York, Baltimore or Pniladephia'
Fare always as low as by any oiher Route
ASK FOR TICKETS ny PITTSBURGH.
The completion Of the connections Of the Penn.
syIvanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting tracks by the Rail Road Bridge At
geher saving OF time ADVANTAGES readily HP-
PFf'1lsstSal b ssifsIsf w 1TRARD ts lid to
TIER ddoantngs to ShiP by atis Route >, :,
sGs Iregh sL S G onnF arns Of the oonany
D. A STEWART, Pittsburgh;
Vile o. j. JoMxsToS Ripley, o.; n. MoNEELT, Maysvle
Ky.i oRNs1T CRoPRER P0r smouih, o. P1DHooE Co.
ATHERS HIDERT CincI matt, r. @. MKLDRUM, Madison
dGd whH gsGIsa w. tG aRa Cairo m e. p
Sass ST. Louis Moi H HARRIs Nashville Tenn, HAE-
rs Hg Msnp Alton Tn MSRFTI VIII paSaqae
Iowa; Freight Agents Of Ran Roads atdlHsren points
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and SPECIFY Transportation Of Lire Stock,
And COOP with for persons
FREIGHTS WESTWARD.
By this Route Frelghts OF all descriptions forward
ed from Philadepha, New YORK. 5ostcR or baltimore to
Illinois wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri By RGi Road direct
Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects at Pittsburgh
port on the Ohio, askingum Kentucky Tennessee Gum
berand Illinois, mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri ksnss,
Chicago with Steamers to all ports ON the NORTHWESTERN
Merchants and Shippers entrustng transportation OF
Freight to this Company can rely with confidence on
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In the West by
Pennsylvania Rail Road are at al times Gsd0ord0Ie
e7-Be particular to mark packages Eva PRSSA. r. ~
Merchants In The West ordering the ka't' will
Parties attending to their shipments from the E:
Company the following places before shipping letters
either Of them the subject OF freghS, Will
meet Win j. s SFeEPE s.t PRiisd:phla
MAaRAw KooSs, 50 North Street, 9sl', W Nv
LEEoH Co, No. o Kilby Street, Boston -
Ho4PT Sssa sri afe ES 9s pSa
THos. A. SCOTT, Cent Sul,t, Altoona, Pa. jana
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rmRnATEAT NEWsi

INTERESTING q PROFITABLE TO Every ONE.
consequence Of the hard times have concluded 20
make reduction in the selling price OF my goods
time, offer ofthe greatest bargains
In several artieles received direct from auction.
OALICOES With the exception English and Merrimack,
At 1Oc per yard. Il,
MUSLIN DE LANES, Foods reailed forless than
only 1saf and all others in proportion
FURsI oer good assortment, aud At prices to suit
MusIISs, both BleAehed and Brown, 10 per cent less
than any other house
both Wholesale and reai row Ruches at lse, row at
1Safc and 4roW at Ct
EMBRoIDERIEs-I obllge myself to sell So per cent
cheaper than any other house in the city Of Wheeling or
any other place.
0HINTZES-worth sIo. At 20 cents.
OL0AKS AND StfAwLS In every variety, and cheaper
than other house.
SIbES-A very Tnnd article OF BLACK silks At &c., and q
style fancy silk. worth and sold everywhere for 81
4 onlv Is cents.
PARAMETToS AND FRENCH MERINoS-of every COLI
ree than offered before; also plain De
taines, very fine quality sueh sells at Csc. for ISS.
KID GL0vES--Another lot Of those extremely cheap
Ganntlets, at SI&c.
In short, VIII sen all and Of goods to suit these
haTd dimes ISAAC PRAGER-
nov p 1913 Main street near Union
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-GoIDEN BE 81 II4zX u l91n o II -.
NO. ia MAIN sTREnF. w WHEELING We al
NEW FALL AND WHIT FIR GOOD
aaeAT INDUCEMENTS TO. Dash TRApE.2o- -

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the e s.'
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LIVER INYYIfGGORATOR!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED Entirely from GUMS,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DIoINEs now before The public that acts as
known 1t is only Cthdrtio, but Ltoer remedy,
acting first LUer eject its morbid matter then on
and bowels to OF that matter thus &C.
comprising two purposes eectua!y without any OF i he
drtics strengthens the system at the same time that
II 1t; when taken daily In moderate Doses Will
CITIZEN and build it up with unusualrapldIty
The LIVER is of the principal regulators Of the
human body and xhsn @ The oS
entirely dependent on the healthy action OF ne
stomach the bowels are fault and the whole
having ceased TO do the diseases Of that
practice Of to find some remedy
counterfeit the many arrangements to which
1t anypersOntrOp
bled with LIVER C0H;<tPLALHI,ina any gifts FORMS
has Int to try bottle, and sconyletoniS certain; 49,,
These Gums remove ai-morbid or bad matter from
he Ocausing digest well,
whole machinery, remoyngthe cause Of the disease
sn sfhF6Gs HTTSoks arc cured AND. WHAT Is
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe occasional use OF the
LIVER iNVIGoRAToR. ,,...,.
One eating to relieve the stomach
and preyent the food frous+risnR aud souring
ONLY taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
A Only one dose taken night. the bowels
one dose taken after each meal viii DYSPEPSIA.
NV One dose Of two tea-S>spoonfus will always relieve
One bottle for fe male obstruction removesthe
Of The disease, and ESrLest cure ,,
One dose often repeated is0a sure cure Tor CHOLEh1
AORBUS and q preventive Of OHOLERA
~ Only bottle isOneeded to throw out OF the
system the effects Of med=cne after long sickness.
EaB-On bottle taken fore1JANNDICE removes all sal
lOWneSs unnatural cooT7from the skin
One taken shortStime before eating gives Wig
TO the appetite, and makesStood digest veil
One dose often repeatedsr!eures ChROAIC,, ,D1Ah,
| RIGA in Its worst forms, while UA N z nc and
BOWEL complaints yeldZ almost to the hrst dose.
One doses cures at taeks caused by WORhs IN
OhIldren there Is or speedier remedy In
the world, as II neUerIdtLs. m 4,
~ few bottles curesNDIsOPSP, by exciting the
absOrbents.
We take pIeasurein recon- meuding this medicine As
preventive ror FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER
and ali FEvERs Of n Bill LI0Us TYPE. 1t operates
With certainty and thousands willing to testify TO Its
wonderful virtues.
ALL WHO USE TT ARE GIYLNG THEIR UlVAAI
NOUS TESTIMONY nv ITS "a VOR.
Nv Ma todfer 1S mouth IOh tie L1OiDordtor and
SlodEE0to bOth together.
TIE LIVER INvIaoRAToR
Is A sCIENrIFIO MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
nring too great believe. Icurcs Asf by
Ehe FIRST dose 1tVt2 beRet, and seldom more
than one required to cure any kind OF LLPER
Complaint from the worst JduFItcs or Dyspeosad 70
Headache, all of which are the result OF DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 broadway, New York.
And retaIIed BY all Dru ggists. Sold also bH
my14-1y I. II. LOGAN z On.. HheeIng.Ha.
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IN ADVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot Afford to keep Ac<
No spson rssidiag In Bsany tSil be admitted as
connpetiEOr for these premiums
address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhIs-1y brooke county. Va.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich
nond and Washington City via GordonsVile and Alex
andra.
@ond GAS A. N. and 1880 P. n.
Returning leave washingtOn...6 A. n and P. M
and -
Arrive at Richmond: -. .1;s0 P ~ and IN
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
tnond and Washington. - = -
and being in excellent ORDER and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee Of always securing connections, Is shown BY a
walls daily at Richmond Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
PGsH BETWEEE RICHMOND WAsmHoToN.... $50
An Omnibus wiz be found always ready 20 take Through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the CHARGE with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvle and
Washington At the Terminus Of the Road nearly
peted 70 Danve. Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Checks passengers from the Danye Road, and at
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington orhe Bal
The fare the same by the by old steamboat
TherssnO change of cars on the night between Rich
mond and Alexandria fe1
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FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROI

- Pc PaftisalaF and ask for Tickets VIA the Q.
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Shawls! Shawlsl

n ENrLEMEN's travelling Shawis. for
NJ sale very los for cash by WHEELER Z LARlN,
ost9 Merchant Tatlors, to9 Main s..