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Physiological Examin lions, with Adj
vice 80 to defects and proper pursuit. given daily FOWLHR
WELLS, sos Broadway.
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One Shilling Portrait Gallery. Like
taken good for IL cents HOLMES old down town
quarters revived, No. 3l5 Broadway.
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The Canadian Provincial Exhibition.
KINGSTON, Sept. %, 1859.
The Provincial exhibition Is not yet is crowded
and progressing favorably. At the regatta to-day the
American yacht Coral was the winner of the prize.
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Fire at elizabeth CITY

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. %, 1859.
Griffin Whites large steam flour and mill at
Elizabeth City, N c., destroyed by ncendiary fire
this morning. LOSS heavy.
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DELAWARE. ExraA CLASS No. 6I5. SEPTEMBER %. 1859
%. 6y, 6. III, so, 80. 10, al, 4, 40. 20, AZ, Z.
DELAWARE. Class No bi6 SEPTEMBER Is 1883
IL, Z, 81, al. 81, 10, 6s, IS. "a. % 49, 3, 81.
81 so 7a r. c ~ ~ 10 a E bS 90 AT 40
GEORGIA. Extra Glass No. 5l4 SEPTEMBER % 1882
49, Is, Al, 5s, ~. "a. Al. 10, SO, ~. 81, 81.
WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wilmington, Del
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BosroS, Sept %, 1850.
The schooner Empire, hence for Bristol, R. l.,
into and sunk in the Narrows last night by the ship Mar
ccus, from Singapore The crew Of the schooner
saved but the cargo consisting principally Of sugar. will
be total loss. The Marcelus suffered but little damage.
A aborer named Samuel Searles died this morning
from injuries received by falling from the staging the
new Catholic church.
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Sailing OF Steamships for Europe.
HALIFAX, Sept %, 1859.
The Cunard steamship Balbec sailed last night for
Liverpool
The steamship Eastern State leaves at one o'clock day
for Roatop
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Gurney's Gallery, TOT broadway, First
block below the New York HotePhoographs daguerreo
types miniatures In oil and ivorytypes.
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ST. Louis, Sept Is, 1859.
Exchanges on New York irregular; sight, Il per
cent premium; gold commands x Ia per cent premium
in exchange for Missouri funds
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The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Ma
CHIMES WITH HEMMERS ATTACHED.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TIC $50
Office $50 broadway, corner Broome street.
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: .M oEh 20, A,~..
'nSs county p.,,,,.s.

Inc second District Republican Senatorial Couventio@
met az NO Court street. last evening" snd organize by
ceclpg Alderman Frederick Scholrs Of III, NnetecNsh
ware, CHAIRMAN, and u W. Harrington, o. the Fourth
ware ana a r. Campbell! OF tho Eleventh ward, Secre
- Ai,er calling the roll of delegates, Mr. A. H. GALE, of
.1e RVS ware moved that informal ballot be taken
for candidate for Senator OF the Second District which
was carried F "
The Secretaries were appointed tcers and the ballot
wAS laken With the folio IN .g result
NHtaN NO 81 votes. q
OF wssh Henry Picrson received IS
William Wall .... /
Frederick schoes &
Mr sehoies thanked the gen;f&uen who voted for MN,
A foi maj ballot si,en entered into which resulted in
the nomination Of Mr. II Person by the following
On which H. r. Person received ....................F
w. ~ D. wT
On motion Mr. PARSONS oi the Third ward MI. Pier
son was unanimously nominated aud the Con vent,on al
journed sine die
The Republican Convention Of the Third Senatorial dis
rct met NJ NO Court street, yesterday afternoon
the purpose oil nominating candidate for Senator.
Mr. VIM l. Habbel, Of the Twelfth ward was called
70 lhe onar anu MT NJ stearrs, Of the Seventeenth
After Gaining ne list of delegates Mr.. GEORGE W SnL-
VIA Of New Utrecht moved TO go into ballot for
ditse, which objects, to by one Of the delegates
froa tin Sixth ward but was carried by large majority
The Chairman appointed D. o. Bradley, OF tho Twelfth
ward and Geo. Stwcil, Of New Utrecht rs tcilers,
who an ,ounced ta-' result OF The ballot as Follows
Whole member Of votes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
John g. bergen II
Lucan hraseye.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A. H. Bay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
John s. T. strsnahan
Blank Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures. 2
On motion OF Mr. BRAprsY, Mr. Bargen was declared the
candidate by tie unanimous vote Of the Convention.
The officers we've authorized TO notify nominee, and
the Convention adjourned 10 the call Of Ire Chair
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Hat Manufacturers are Forbidden to
use the trade mark Of the 'Zouaye hat"
RHINALDO N. WATERS
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from $50
Broadway 64 Broadway Beecker
graphs, daguerreo,ypes and ambrotypes-
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Grover & Bakers NOiseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Temporarily at sol Broadway, New York.
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Illinois Politics.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept %, 1850.
The Democratic Convention Of the Sixth district Of this
State nominated Hon. John A. McClenard for Congress-
resolution adopted endorsing Mr. Douglas doctrine
Of popular sovereignty
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Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets-WM
Open Monday the retail department pieces
OF threeply and ingram carpets of N D. Carhar Co.'s
make In good quality and desirable patterns for sale low
prices cash only. GEO. f. L. HYATT 273 Canal through
10 81 Howard street. between Broadway and ELM street.
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Birth

kGAc-On YsN 'tay, Sept. u, at quarter to r NJ,
tie lady of Joseph Isaac, ESD, of No. 30 Washington
sTrsrc, OF a danGht>
Isc .ieleish Acsseslpo please copy.
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F.Y.S.-Ballou's Improved French Yoke
shirts made TO order and warranted to fit Also the arest
sortment of winter underwear at 400 Broadway.
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Heavy Undershfrts and Drawers nj
Nos 81 and 50 William street. door north of Maiden lane.
GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agent.
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wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines
Office sos Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes 25l Broadway Of Murray
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and Tou-
pees the the world SURPRISING all made. Sold and
Piled at the mandatory, 233 Broadway.
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Kerosene OIL.
Great reduction in price.
No variation for the winter.
One dollar per gallon wholesale.
RUSTENS, Agents, 93 Pearl street, N. Y.
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Suicide Of Major Chapman, U. $. A.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s, 1859
Major Chapman, Of the Quartermaster's Department,
committed suicide by cutting his throat outside Of Fort
Monroe, last night. His body was found this morning
on he beach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

Wigs %; Toupoes and Hair Dye.-Came-
RON 99 Fulton street. Brooklyn. For style and quality
challenge The world.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept. IS, 1859.
The steamer State of Georgia. from Savannah, has
rived here. Spoke Sunday the steamer Baltimore
with engine disabled putting into Charleston for repairs
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HilPs Improved instantaneous Hair
dyc 50 cents box black brown; best in Depot No.
barclay street, and by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

Hill, Inimitablc Cutter OF Hair and
whisker in imaginable style and neates manner No
Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

Lcary Il Co. Introduce This Day the Au.
fashion for genuemens hats s. and Aston House.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Sept. q, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Florida, from New
York, arrived this Tuesday, afternoon.
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Whites Fall Style Gents Hats Now
readyNeates hat of the ZIG Broadway opposite
Fauls
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Defiance Salamander Safes-Wfth Pa
tent powder proof locks and cross bars Also Are and bur
proof paror Safes Depot 63 Murray street. Of
College place, formerly 1872 Pearl s,ree.l
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK,
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80
~..S~a1sxe the Nox'
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poisons Of small pox aay the Inflammation o.s.rv,
iecous ehaaons from the body leaving the patie cool
an comic table, aud inducing quiet and refreshing sleep
M Maxj,s1 n. a. N. "
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HarthOlTS

BarthOlfs
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES.
Prices greatly reduced Family machines S50 $50
BARTHOLF Manufacturing Company, 4Ss Broadway
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
PEGS; best the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied No. Astor House.
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pathy-Miss W aged is years. had scrofulous hrnor,
which out in patches her whole body Her head
appearance each pore exuding very Of
fense matter Her hair had fallen from her head there
naming only small tuft the top. She had been taking
from various physicians during the two
yious At the end Of two months treatment the all
healed and four months she had good growth Of fine hair
covering head She teacher in High School, and
in good health This Treatise be obtained BY return mail
on enclosing Is cents TO H. HALSTED W. D., RounAAl Water
fy,reN orfhamntnu Mass
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New York state Politics.


AT republican convention held here John NJ Parker,
of oga nominated for Justice of the Supreme Court
on the l41st ballot.
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Save as per Cent ON your Clothing.
Buy at the mammoth clothing establishment Of
GEO. A. HUNTER CO., 20 and 292 Bowery.
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,cru,s Cod Liver OH jolly.

Trusses, shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ings bandages and DR.. Glovers lever truss, No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

The SHOOTING OF Dr.. GRAHAM AT New ORLEANS
Last evening" at after eight o'clock, DR.. Robert NJ
Graham and Mr.. Ernest Toledano casually met at the
Ruby Coffee house, on Common street, and in few
ments after the latter entered the former having been
there time previously, Toledano drew revolver
and discharged five shots at Graham four OF which took
fatal effect The doctor staggered into the street, and fell
dead We learn from the statements Of those who wit
messed the occurrence that the entrance Of Toe
with friends, DR.. Graham, upon seeing him.
put his hand into his side coat pocket to draw
pom The mark Of shot was pointed out to US on the
wall having been fired by DR. Graham at Toledano. A
Dernger ipstc found upon the floor Of the coffee house,
and another like IL taken from Dr. Grahams person
after his decease The corpse was taken TO the Office Of
the Chief Of Police and in the course Of the evening was
delivered up the relatives Of the deceased An inquest
will BIO held in the Of the day We informed
upon good authority that anmosy had existed on the
part OF DR. Graham towards Mr. ToledanO for time
past arising out of impression the Doctors part
that IL Toedanos influence that Dr. Harris appoint
ment city physician instead OF himself attributable
We OF frequent threats of hostile character hay
ing been publicly made by the deceased against Toedano
within few days, and Of well grounded apprehensions
entertained by the latter that his life in danger Ar
the doctor fell ToIedano surrendered himself "a
the custody Of the police, avowng that no had committed
the act and that he had done in scltdefence.Nco Or
leans Picoytne, Sept 70.
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fall hat Knoxs It storm proof and time proof ee
CANT stylish comfortable and moderate in price. These
excellent qualities Characteristic all Knoxs fabrics
which fail to command the appreciation # ntagen
public. When you want tpop hat wilt KNOxS No. I'll
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi-
cal truss They also keep sk easo STOCKINGS for vsr
deformes made 70 order. No vesey street. Aston House.
New York.
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Military Affairs.

THE NATIONAL GUARD.-Ths regiment, under their new
commandant, Col Marshal Ieers, will parade to-day, and
proceed to East New York for field exercise and drill
This event will no doubt draw large concourse Of spec
tators TO witness the first parade of this amous' rcgi
ment under officer Quartermaster Locke W. VIM
chester will have charge Of the arrangements for forward
ing the regiment per railroadlto the drill ground.
THE VETERANS 1s12.-Ths company did not so on
their contemplated excursion Tarrytown the 9th
inst. announced 1t postponed account Of the
unpropitious state Of the weather.
DRILL OF THE EIGHTH REGIMKyT-Thc Washington Grays
Eighth Regimen, Colonel George Lyons, paradcd yes
terday in fatigue dress proceeded Hamilton square,
where they spent the afternoon in executing battalion
movements preparatory for the fall inspection and review
The command numbered about two hundred men. The
Of the execution of the drill tolerably fair
considering the fact that this the first drill since the
summer vacation.
HAUGHwoUT GUARD.-The Haughwout Guard, Colonel A.
h. Pierce commanding divided into battalion of two
companies under the commands of Captains Barclay and
Covell, numbering las men, and accompanied by
Shetons band and a drum corps passed the HERALD
office yesterday morning route for the Red House
Harlem where they passed the day in target shooting for
number of valuable prizes. The companies were uni
formed in black Clothes black cross BELTS and very neat
orange colored fatigue caps They made very cedtabe
appearance.
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Barry's TricOpherOus is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying, cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try it. Sold by ali
druggists
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Approved by Academy Medicine twice more eca
cious than the liquid oil, and 10 very easily taken
To be had Of the inventor 35 Fourth avenue all res
pectable druggists
Wholesale agents. Is Beekman street.
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THE ORIGINAL BRIDGEwATER PAINT OF NEW
ITO COUNTRY HOTEL KEEPERS.
TO PRIVATE FAMILIES.
TO ALL WHO Use BRANDY

boiling pure Cognac brandy imported by myseag
supplying apothecares and druggists with the
dica and private The brandy import and bottle
to have sale in aposeeary store in the United sa
when physicians In the country will longer complain
they cannot procure pure brandy for their patens
For sale by all Wholesale druggists
UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole Importer of the
Scheidam Schnappa
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at EVANS, 66 and 6s Fulton street.
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CaseMdar this Day
SUPREME CoURT-caaCUn-Tbe West Washington Market
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C,TRANGERS IN THE CITY
- ARE INVITED
10 examine stock of
CHINA GLASS, SILVER WARE,
BRONZEs AND FANCY GOODS,
including elegant assortment OF
DRESDEN CHINA,
from the royal mandatory at Dresden purchased at tn e
Leipc together with large assortment of mrror a
fixtures and general house furnishing goods.
+. v. HAUGHWOUT 4 CO.,
4Ss, 490 and 1872 Broadway,
Corner of Broome street. N. Y.
THE ORIGINAL BRIDGEwATER PAINT OF NEW
Jersey.
Established 1850.
Fire and waterproof.
Depot No. ~ Maiden lane New York.
Brdgewater paint roofs bricks muslin
paper, &C. inning coating spark and cnder proof For
ornamental ronwork Of cemeteries store fronts challenges
competition 1t contains silica in just proportion
urpentne lnseed the cheaper oils make II perfe,tly
soluble. We selling paint with Of
Of its component parts while the English and Prus
chemists experimenting cheap soluble silica We
practically using in the Brdgewaer paint See the Asri-
and English analysis depot 1t is the only paint
protect iron other metallic surfaces.
The painting trade supplied liberal terms depo
No u Maiden lane and No. Liberty street, New York
HICKS Belts Agenta
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SINGER'S NO. SEWING MACHINES 500.
y Singers No. sewing machines 800.
Singers standard machines for manufacturing
well known to be without any successful rival m the MARIA
Much has recently been published in regard various
made by sewing machines Singers machines make Tho -
stitch invented, and do In the best style
Family sewing machines at $50 and SIS capable Of
forming in the best style all the sewing Of private family.
I n SINGER 4 CO., No. 45s Broadway, NJ.
No. $50 Fulton street. Brook4yv.
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Black BroadcIoth Frock Coats

at S., Sc, So. So sl2, s14, SIS SIG, sls and 800
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LlK ENE S s Els

ALL THE PREMIUMS EVER AWARDED ny
tle Fair tho Island for Ambrotypes. have Justly
been given To PARTRIDGE The superiority of his
Photographs Alnbrotype4, &c, all others in tile
city is daily acknowledged by good judges.
Partridge does not boast of great number of Pre-.
minus, like sonO of his competitors, in majority of
which there is not particle Of merit thoy being
awarded by tile discretionary committee without any
competition.
Partridge has advertised for yours, to mako bet
ter pctures than can be had any other place the
city or mako no Charge for them. Others have not
dared TO make similar proposition, knowing them
selves that Partridge turns daily better pictures
than any other man
All in want of the best pictures to DO had in Wheel
ing, should so to Partridsos establishment, on Main
Et fow doors above Monroe 81, where pictures are
made as low at my room in Wheeling. nov1C-dSw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

BEAUTIFUL jewelry and sparkling dia-
monds, worth $4,000, were recovered by
the New York police after they had been
stolen from Broadway jcweller, as mem
toned by telegraph. A clerk, a youth of
II ycars, was found tied on his bed in the
store, and pretended to have been placed
in that situation by three robbers who sur
prised him and distracted the property
much against his will, though unable to i'm
terpose. He subsequently confessed, how
ever, that he admitted robber and they
had planned the crime and the rusc to cs-
cape conviction, all of which shows how
wicked a place is New York, where even
the tleboys are hardened criminals.
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Nor word of complaint do we hear

Nor word of complaint do we hear
from Democratic papers, on their friends
and partisans in Congress, for the nnjusti-
fable course they have pursued for the
last two weeks, in preventing the organi-
zation of tho House of Representatives.
We presume they consider it all right that
the public business should be entirely neg
lected, in order that the members. may
abuse tho Republican party and advertizo
Helpers book-and thus, as they suppose,
make capital for tho approaching Prcsi-
Dental election. That they are now man=
ufacturing capital for the approaching
campaign, there can be no doubt, but that
it win have n tendency contrary to their
expectations, is equally certain. But sup
pose that the recent course of each of the
two principal parties in the House of Rep
resentatives had boen reversed; suppose
that tho Democrats had formed plurality
of the House, had gone to Washington
with the desire to organize rs speedily as
possible, and had wasted no time in
speeches, but with trne regard for the
P0OAAS BOOu tAAu pCLSlSLGNI III IuC ille0lpJ
to reach the public business which they
were sent to transact. Suppose that, on
the other hand, tue Republicans had
strivcn by parliamentary tricks to delay
the organization, and had consumed the
fortnight in harangues upon Kansas, the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise; the
disunion sentiments of the South, who
would not have been deafencd by the out
cries of the Democrats throughout the
land against the factious, unpatriotic, nm
reasonable, troublesome, misunderstanding
Republicans, who were wasting time,
squandering the public money, tanning the
flames of excitement, and perilingthec oun-
try2 But whatever may be thecourse pur-
sued by the Democratic papers, we cannot
believe that the mass of that party will
endorse their course, but will hold them to
strict account for their reprchensiblo
conduct. Over two weeks have been al
ready consumed, and there has been moth
ing accomplished. 1t is no wonder the
people. are tired out with Democratic
rulers, and have determined that their
places shall be taken from them aud
given to those who will serve them more
faithfully.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

Or the New York dry goods trade the
Ladspsnaeat says-Trade continues fair for
the advanced period of the season, now
verging on its close. The jobbers are ac-
tive at. least the leading ones to the New
England and New York State traders,
though importers are inactive. Winter
goods are inquick demand, aud there is
an early demand for spring goods to sup-.
ply distant markets. The approach of
Christmas has not altogether deadened the
activity of trade, which has been rather
unusually prolonged
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-21

TnE Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce writes.-s,The
members of Congress will have TO go
through the holidays without one cent of.
money unless the House makes Speaker.
They arc getting hard up now. Some of
them have given draitss for short dates
which "re fast maturing. Tho Sergeant at
ar,ns has advanced to the most needy
oboutforty thousand dollars, and his bunk
must be nearly exhausted The whole
amount due the members is about mill
ion of dollars"