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The VIRGINIA Gram Lnnnr of

CHAEGE OF HoUas.--The Post Master
General having determined to accelerate the
speed delivery of the mails at all points from
Washington TO New York, north, and frcm Wash-
ington to New Orleans, south, a Convention of all
the Railroad SuperinteDdents between Washing.
ton aid Montgomery, Ala, was held at Weldan.
N. c.. on Wednesday night. for the purpose of ar.
ranging the different schedules for their respec.
tive roads. The new arrangement will commence
on Monday pext. The hour for leaving Richmond
will be sooner than at present, and will put tray-
ellers to some inconvenience, but Uncle Sam con-
suits the prompt delivery of mails more than the
comfort of mortals
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CHOICE PERFUMERY-

CHOICE PERFUMERY.-Just receiv-
" ed o complete assortment of Nitchelps Hand
kerehief Extracts. These Extracts are equal to
any that arc made, and for deicaey of flavor anc
permanenCe are unequalled. For sale, wholesale
and retail. at manufacturers prices.
w PETERSON, Druggist,
155 Main
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keGxoaas u. SrnsI, Dentist, Ofie
ana rssaenee No 2s. on MAN, between stk and 81
sS'AAAena va Ey t0-lY
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR

TERED By THE LEGISLATuRE or yIR-
GINIA-CAPiTAL 100000 D0LLARs.-Money re-
eeived on deposit in sums Of ave dollars and up
wards ON which interest the rate of . Per csnturs
per annum ID paid for suns reaaining stx months
or longer for shorter periods Interest st the rate Of
per cenfum, s.e.ass..ss =
ms whole iaint stock bound for the deeosits.
Deposits received and certificates Lssnsd By the
Cashier STARKH, Ut the store OF y Spence.
corner OF Main aud Governor sta., Richmond, Va,
SAMUEL COr1ERisL. Presidsns-
TBSTAREE Cashier. f
nah a-.m n WALTHA ALL. 9acr0tnff.
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~ PARKK PeINDExTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1880 RICHMOND Va
VIII practice IN the city eff Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia
Sk- Office in Lsles Building, corner of Main aad
tflh streets. Sc 23-I2m
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TB STAREE. Cashier, ss
NH 3--sm WALTHALL. eecrctArg.


GTEAM saw MILL LUMRER SAW
- ED TO 0RDER.-The subecxibsr nsyia9 the
LAR SAN MILLS In the State. located fn snEin
Pine Forest near navigation. uil centxscs 9 Ins-
bie tcrms. nrilding and Ra1lroad Timber. ssEso al
siEes and dl1nsnsions. and rs.ysosfouy so''sn or
a'1s ~ - ~ = = z $kU3xN a PsARxrn
Wholesale - rsss assass e I.~ssg 49,, ntssssny
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Ths vhsls recently captured on Beaufart, n. G.
yielded 100 gallons Of ellsworth 500.
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CITY DOMESTIC LABOR.

The following paper on the subject of Domestic
Labor in this city, is from the pen of one of our
most intelligent and estimsble citizens, and is
thereforeentitled to Consideration. The part of
the paper given to-day, relates to the evils of do.
mestic labor as now regulated. The conclusion.
which embraces the proposed remedy, will appear
Tomorrow:
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- Dn. JoHs b. WALrHALr, (Homeo.
psthist offers his professional services 10 the ~
.sns OF hienmond an' its vicinity Once al hin rs
20 no 1n beash str Ct, two doors from 9Th
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CHICKERING PIANOS

and at lower prices. Prices here, the same as at
the factory, from $225 to $1,000.
In this let, we have also the much admired Bois
de 3aofg and the new A Scale Circular Actt0R, which
for volume and beauty of tone nearly equals the
Grand. TO these new kinds We solicit theattention
OF Professors and Amateurs.
The Thalberg Grand IL still on hand for sale.
Orders from abroad, with references viii be guno-
tuaiiy attended to. Drawings Of Pianos, with the
prices furnished free of charge.
me ;s,stytmeats from this factory hape anfrersaUv
ctYvted the first medals diplomas and 0acdrds. oreT
al competitors in oil Firs where they haze been c-
I,iited IN Es,roDe and ABaericd The first profess
ors mechanics and Judges Of both countries are unan-
isnoas IN Gegardtng them The highest perfection. War
ranty given for any length OF time.
Wsrerooms-No N North side Of Broad street, near 9Th,
and at HABLIyroN Il BRO's, No I69 Main street.
ia 90 NATH'L CARUSI. sole Agent.
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\ HOUSE ON G0VENN0P STREET

81 FOR RENT-FOr rent, and possession given
the sst OF pT the house the side OF Go
vernon stree, now, occurred by Mr., z. II. Cowling.
and adjoining the corner house in the occupancy Of
messrs Doggett 4 Anderson. Apply to Samuel P.
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors of VIM.
Mitchell, Jr NH I6-ts
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TIE SEWING MACHINE
SINGERS TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
SINGERS TRANsVkRSE SHUTTLE MACHINE
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These letters sre oil copied tn Mr.. Keys hand~
writing-a small, scfAtchy sad cramped hand
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Sir--I have received yours Of to-day through Mr.
Hoover. together with notes from Mr.; Woodbridge
and Bacon, and In reply to your inquiry whether
am the author OF the foul calumn contained In
Mr.. WooldidRe,e statement Say that dissvow
thatI was ever their author, and pronounce every.
thing therein q lie, and also the statement II
Mr.. Bacon that Was their author.
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eETEE DAiLs DISPATCH a served "A suh
segtbcrs at s!x svD orARTxE ssN-s pRn warr na~.
able 70 the Oaf71er weekly. Price for ,rai,inr T4a
Fesr, or s2.sofoT sss months, In advance
eg-THF sEMT-wEFEI,y n4gpaTcy, .. .,.....s
every isosaay and Ertdayas 2,oa, in advance.
s%-TRR WEEKLY nTSPAToH Ia ,ssrea nvo~x
Friday end mailed to snbseribsrs AZ a. -, esesr
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p R. key, Esq :--Dear Sir-Msrshal !. Racop in
formed me on Tuesday afternoon March % that
Mr. Beekman said thai Mrs siokies lad been ont ont
riding on horseback three Giferent times witb
Barton Key dnring Mr. cickles' isst etsence tn tba
city OF New York, and that they stopped at hon.s
on the road towards Biadensburg and that Mrs
Sickles had a room there, and remained one hour
and half also that she took CT her habit AND hal
he had no don9t there was an intimacy between
There was much more Of the same kind of eop
yersaticn; and Mr. Bacon told me also in a manner
that assured me it was SO, that Mr. Key boasted
that ne only asked thirty-sx hours with any woman
to make her as hs pleased. You're &c
Aarcn 20, 1926. G. b. WoULpRIDGE
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- DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOTS
u rnp Al . nN RICu Sn1n L IN, III n. II Il

So DLGIhAbl4E LUUEE AND LUIS
- FOR SALE ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY OF R1CHM0ED.-InteDdi ing to remove to
the country, l offer for sale, privately, my Dwell
ing House. on Leigh street, for many years occu-
pied by Capt John frentiss with four lots at
tached thereto. fronting each % feet and running
bsck I50 feet to alley. Said lots will be sold TO
ANY information as regards terms &C. may be Oh.
taiOed by applying to Mr. alfred Sh ield the sub
s,FibeT on the premises who will take pleasure In
showing the property to any desireus of purchasing
NH IS-lm+ CATH ARiNE PRENTIS.
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Ea OFFICE FOR RENT.-The House and Lot on
sth street, next tony own residence. and near the
corner Of Grace. For good tenant il will be put
in repair, At low rent ALSO tne ofise. in the Law
Building. il the occupancy of Abel q Mayo. 1t is
on the lrst floor, and has gas aud other coEven
ieaccs. Bed rootns in the Law Building, and rooms
fJra clear water bath aud laundry in rear of the
same Other desirable property both fer sale and
NH 22-Im b B MINOR
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a FOR RENr-A large and eommo-
EsI dtoUs residence on Church Hill, adjoining the
residence OF John Z Ligou, Esq, on Franklin, bs-
tween 6lh ane 2sth streets. IL has all the modern
imp'ot sments and every fixture nece sssry to make
residence comfortable and desirable. For further
particulars and terms, apply 10
GkO II JEWETT,
Agent and Collector
ap2-ts Cffice 18th st. betw Main and Franklin.
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p Burton Key, Esq Ny Dear Sir-Your note
copy OF a note from Dir. Woodbridge. In repIy I
have to state that IN the MAN, his staten cnt is
correct, though some points go hey ond what "a Id
as told Mr. w aud now rep peat to you. Mr Beck
man was my author. l stated 81 tho time TO H,r
Woodbridge and now repeat, that did not beiieye
there was any truth II the statement and went on
In the TO give my r. sons for such die
belief, and that deemed it q fabrication.
ReSneftfuily
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- And possession given at once. two large rooms,
tae II and 81 stories, o5er the hook Ladder
Company, on 10th street, between lain aud Cary.
They about . by % feet. They very desira-
ble Ioons and n the business part of the city. Ap-
ply 70 JAS II TAYLOR tS SON,
NH Gj-JS Gnddin'a Hall
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NV Yong, May % Cotton changed; sales nv" uou
sut bales FiCur dycIiu sales i've thous and bills. Wheat
heavy; s,lvs ten thousand bush Corn hmy,; sales ~ 300
BUSH. yellow 0CGy4c. Pork heavy $l5buGDI5,GS iur
prime Bacon heavy at s}G @9Is Tor sides and
shou crS. Butter active 81 Ice ~ for OLiu lsced OH
dun at q; LG; Sugar i lower; G.zIi: MoIasses m"tr
n'i at ie3ibc. BeeTes advanced 4; receipts %"u head
sales al 9 lie end z l$. extra average price 1Ic
tie maFLeL closed active. SECep declined e H.
rccIpts CJuUhead swine, receipts G5uU; EI sales
at Ca y2Ic.
DtLpirA, May lour dull prices agnin
cline Zoe sales Ibis for supertne, - ,s5ti 80
and - family the comtii
very email stock gradually becoming reduced. Rye
suprlyo Wheat although small IL in OF Tie demand
ard urICcS dropping; sales 2u Dusl at S,tt ~ for
red aud 81, - 80 for white. -Four hUusanu BUSH harley
malt sold yGG. Corn arriving freely aid h;s de-
chned Ic per Lushel; T"CU bush yellow sold at 9I9Jc.
CINCSSATI, May ~ Fionr lfnyorahly affected 10y New
York adyIccsi sales 2u bbis at So Tor uprTme *GI
but buyers be tuunL alter the
rcp.ras received SEQ! G5 Provisions low
.r lbs. huIk &c Iachcf tu Les Lard
ut l2k Money unchanged. EXchans NCw York :.
premium.
BMTINoRE May 25.Four dull 1928 Tor Howard St.
Wheat d"vli.Hg tendency SUES 81 White
81 ua pc, and red at 81 SlG- Corn dull the
made to purchase except by weight, has
per: sEl "i white have been made
a S 81 amt ,li"m a9II ~ b. weight. Provisions Quiet
Bacon Ice. pork Sis Whisky dul at - for
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No. 3 Washington Hall.

Purify Your Blond Tint crop Of pimples!
That scrofulous tumor! That indolcnt swell.
ing That rash on the skin, warns yon that
your 6toOI Is impmre. BrentIingcr's fluid
tract of Dandcon and SarSapuriila acts not
only upon the blood, but also upon the liver,
and in this way accomplishes its work speedily
and cffcctunlly. 1t is mn admirable remedy for
children; no less etftrtual in adults In every
respect the most 1eliible article Of the kind in
use The "forrnula" of its composition sent to
physicians when requested. T. IL. LOGAN \
Co., General Agents. Sold also by LOGAN, LIST
& Co, aud by all respectable Druggists
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BUSINESS NOrICES.

E@ Pictures! Piciurcv' Pictures'-Just re-
ceived per express ut my store No. 3 Washing,
ton Hall, a most splendid lot of pictures.
Those desiring anything in this line should call
soon, for the sooner the better the choice. Also
such Of oval pictures as are left unsold on my
counter, shall sell at reduced price, | have
also received an assortment of varieties too nu-
mernus TO mention. All persons wishing any
thing in this line, low for cash, vii please give
me a call. p LEcmEK,
1w No. 3 Washington Hall.
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NEW YouK, May 25.--rhe Express Of this
rnoiuiu" says ihat instructions were scnt ont by
the steamer Persia to-day, to Minister Mason,
instrurtin" him To- Intimate To the French gov
eminent, in case Germany sh"wld be- 'ra"n into
the war, that this government will not suffer
any interruption of the service on the Hamburg
and Bremen steamers now carrying the nitcd
States mails, so long they 10 not carry articles
contraband of war.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

- 4 ILe,~ie Girl-A young girl from this
civ By the name of EstiT, did heroic thing
the ether night at Cincinnati, for which she
reccived much praise a family Of Estill's
were dscl, passengers on tile steamer MarengO,
which left here the other day. As the boat was
leaving Cincinnati for St. Louis on Monday
night little boy aged about seven years, fell
overheard from the lower guard into the river,
and would have drowned, had not his sister,
girl of II years, sprang instantly into the river,
an! held to him until the arrival of the boats
a%I. The two children had lioated down the
'iver square, and when picked up were 50
mucti exhausted as TO be helpless.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

~" F6ioriny Ills Jus Yesterday morn
ing, IN front "r Wheat's Livery Stable, on Main
street, il poor old horse, that opked as if he had
been boarding. himself, was hitchcd TO an old
rickcty buggy and requested to get up and dust
TI,s obi black skeleton refused to move They
WHIPPED him on the legs and still he wouldn't
g. They thrust spurs into his sides until the
blood cane, wiki the same result. He absolute
~ refused 70 90, and after backing the vehicle
nP against the wall quietly laid down to rest
Quit q number of persons collected about the
spot, Wien some one in jocuIar way suggest.
Cd To try him with u peck OF oats. The oats
were brought forth in bucket and the horse no
sooner SAW The feed than he moved forward a
lew PAGES to reach it and taking nip trotted
away is lively as one could desire. The owner
d! the horse never leaves home without a
peek Of oats, which will in ali cases effect what
beating and spuring fails in accomplishing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

WuMrxaroH, Del May 25.--Ihe Preshyteri-
an n. $. Assembly las been en- gagged the latter
day in discussing the report of The Committee
ON Foreign Missions. The report proposes de-
uomiraliu;.ml action in connection with the
board and p,otcSsadly seeks IN remove ihe oh
>;irrs in the way "f harm"nious cooperation
ms well as to excite deeper interest in The
mission cf t!,e Church. Rev. DIR, Poor opened
the discussion in an interesting speech. Tie
report will probably he adopted with some
notifications
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALIG MNI2ILET

w I1NDlI NI AK IN IL L.
BRooMs-Common SIN "a ~.
HUrrEI kegs IL.
Observation-Disclosures S2G2, %.
CHEKsE- Western Reserve IUc;
OASBLEsTaIloW n,1ulI H. lip 80; 70; sperm 49,
COFPRE-Jtva ISci RIO i9La,l3.
FsOuE-Sr" 'riuG $6,2j ENtrI 500 ..
Wn:Ar-f2 "a No.,
RTk--0O
Cons -.
EAhLEY--J5.
O.TS-IJ.
FrAIgERs-4aGIJ: scarce.
FUEs-lIaccoOn 3Ua;7 dc.
GINSANG-5s5 4Gu,
aAY-Cloyer ? ton 5000; Timothy 5000
HoPS--I,agS, duh
LIME-LUuiSvIlr l,5GGE2,OU.
MoLAsSAs-New Orleans 4O Sugar House 45c.
GOLDEN SYRUP-5S.
SAILS-3A for it'd
RAGs-9lala5!, dull
RIcE-5nhL
SzEoS-FIaNseed 1875; Glover ~.
SnAP--Uasle per III lIGlG; common 5lGG
SUGAEs-N-w Orleans I !GS ibid. S9Y$3I u Dbl.
SSUFF-Scotch "a; ItapIICe 22Jg26.
TEA-Ciunp0wdrr iTu; Imperial 40 ca; Tyson S5gIGc;
pnuchinI % aItc; Oolulg - a ISc-
TUrAcCO-Gtwists 49, five roll 2ilDSS.
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EN- ID. ~ E'!gi@gton addressed large audi
e re,sthe largest next to Mr.. Goggin's of the
season. from the Court House steps, last night.
His speech was substantially, those points
which we have berere reported. 1t was spoken
with commanding energy and elected earnest
attention and frequent applause. . -avs
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INnrAxAroLrs, May 25.--In the General As
scmbly the HoIuin" session spct ia ;hr
discussion of qualifications. Nnaction was taken.
In the afternoon the consideration of the SrI"if-
AIRY question was continued. DR.. Rice, OF Chi
cago concluded his speech commences on
Tuesday. He was followed 10y Mes>r-. Gun
nit CHAM and Stevenson, of Indianapolis. Tie
vote WIS not tnNcn.
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LOCAL MEA-TTERS.

,55@r;yrrH ConYt-Yesterday was assault
-.., l,,,,ery day, two cases Of that nature occu
.,.i,, the attention of the Court. Timothy
T En,sr was arraigned for ASSEMBLING and cutting
,.t,,, ri,z,ininous with n hatchct or axe The
,,;si,nltv occurred at Ritchietown some weeks
ri,r~immons desired Dugan TO vacate the
go in y fclr lac lived, and for which the for
r,s agent. Dugan wouldn't leave, and
I,,zsimmons proceeded to Ritchictown with
,,s<. for the purpose of ejectimg the tenant by
frce Of arlcs a fight ensued, during which
nnr,n cut Fitz~immuus upon the hand The
inry found the prisoner guilty, recommended
,rr months imprisonment and a fine OF five
dollars Z. P. Zane, Esq, appeared for the
prisoner, and Major Good for the Common
wealth
The case of Robert Marshall, who was inLict-
al nj last term of Court for horsewhipping n
.cboolmaster up on Woods Run, was also dis.
ro,ed Of Yesterday Josiah MunnelI testified
,ba, last Nav year ago, he taught school up on
woad,' Run. Mr.. Marshall sent three pupils to
his school. two Of winch the witness: had occa-
sion to chastise. Mr.. Marshall becoming offend
ed, took the children away, and after witness
sent him bill for tuition, accompanied by Il note
Which "some people might have considered in
sulting." M1 Marshall got raw hide, went TO
the schoo' house in the morning, and paid the
writer of the note as he remarked at the time,
in stripes Mr.. Russell, counsel for the defence,
asked witness il he did not write the aforesaid
dubious note TO Mr. Marshall, to which a mega
tive answer was given. The defendant was
ordered 10 pay a fine of eleven dollars and sixty
six cents and cost The Court adjourned till to-
morrow morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

LEAvRxworrrI, May 25.--'iiic overland OK
press from Denver City TO the l%'h, states that
the panic among the cmgramtS has subsidized in
great measure. Better feeling prevailed
Quartz continued to he discovered and pomises
To Weld we'll. lust offered in lhcral quantities
at Denver CITY, bnt no coin purchased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

ST. Lorr< May 25.-Riyer fallen 10 inches
in tho list ~ hours and still receedns. The
upper Mississippi has declined II inches at Dn,
huquc in the last , hours aud Is still falling al!
the way down. The Illinois and Missouri axe also
filling Slight rain this p. NJ, now clear and
pleasant.
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
I.lsil 4 u " \ L

CORNER FRANKLIN STi;EiI, NV Y"ER
OG.ss Inducements TO MtEgHAA1s att i'trs~ 'i-it'T
Nr,. York, ri,.>~"i tei"l 10 DC ''if'i irr
TIE follow thu ,iSaLts'> aiiicl i
aI.I Wi,!uu AL e. apr.cI','" - ..' tfas' IyIs-
l- Al iacatlor, .LltNt L. Il-Cgs 81 lslrFI
: vel ~ places ~: auI.E>,TrvriI-
ScTup1sESly clean 's, furnish, e., sus3 vtN N"htia
ted sleeping apartments
81! Large AMI -urr.Iv furnished -ttiu- Will
Ladies P.fuT, c,Ii4. ,-ir= 's"T-iy, Nw
o. i:r,adway.
al. frt; conducted tine EuT"I lsu v!a';F-
live iu as. best L.. ;iiI tlr lTratrst ,I"uy.
STR n - CONNECTED 'i''.
IA s.OEE-zs Cs.I.EssreaTEES SALOONS,
meas, Jl.N
8 =! he f1-HS-. Ok! r''rr %
6th IT. fsr- s.ry-r, Ii.r-i ,sL.-
deI hy ep-re, va,Iiy suIerior IL 'it Of sLy 9TH
Ii"s'l O., tiI- city.
Win tl.s- advantages the 90 iyir - GsIr
below '-- Ifur-r.
D2G-.IuctwSw a FIREMAN Prof fi-t.E-
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- Weat"e-The theatre was attended last
night by large and Glshiononabe audience on
the occasion of Miss Logan's benefit, and the
entertainment was Il fine treat. Miss Logan
acted even with more apparent care and spirit
t.an ever and was repeatedly applauded- She
appeared as Juliana and as Mrs. Haller, and in
both characters won new praise and admiration.
Me,srs. Kechle, Dalton, Williams and all did
excellent well.
Tonight that great Modern Comedy, Oar
American Cousin which has just created such
an Intense interest in New York and Philadcl-
ph:a will nc performed, the necessary prepare
ti,ns having been made for the purpose, in the
way Of scenery, &c. 1t was written BY Tom.
Taylor and has been no more successful than
its merit deserves.
BY an arrangement the election news will be
announced from the stage as far as may be re-
ceVed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

- Pnyl;stie--A fight took place last
've''ns on Water street between two blear-
eyed, "cNoited creatures in the shape of men.
ihry fought about half dozen rounds. Both
we're 50 drunk and so thoroughly soaked with
"ean whisky that they were not hard to knock
down and then there was 10 such thing as get
Ing nr without assistance. They were each
Pretty well bcsmearcd with blood and tobacco
j"cc when done The warmth of the contest
oc'asioned most foul odor that stuuk in the
no>tFlis of the passers by and the smell of bad
whisky could have been scented afar off
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:=7@A Dome,t;e SYuaJle.--Thosc notorious
Tomen known as the "Camanches," yesterday
appeared before AID. Wright, charging Miss
arr with abusing one of their children and
irving everybody away from hydrant to
,lIIeh everybody had an equal right TO drink
Hiss Carr, who seemed quite young and deli
ate to do all this, was fincd one dollar and
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-26

ST. Lotus May 2j.---Addtional overland
mail news state that much bad feeling existed
between the American" and MrNicans along the
line. Several Mcx:cans had been killed.
Walker had an as.cnt mt ella mines, enrolling
volunteers Cor Gl!Ibuster expedition. The pas.
scngcrs from San Francisco, deny the publish
cd statement that Walker with "ep men had
sailed in Ia steamer OriZaba Tor Acapnlco
The treaty between Col. Hoffman and the
Mohavc Indians, has been confirmed.
Ndviccs from Honolulu to April IG, state that
King Kamchamha addressed message 80 the
legislature advising them to change the Con-
stitutiun.
The French abandoned the Marijuoza Islands
for military purposes, they design I" establish
Il strong military naval depot mt Ncw Caicdo"ia,
an Island near Sidney, the plan "nhraccS the
restoration OF Pouarc as ruler Q! the Society
Islands.