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NOTICE. 90 TIIR sTOCK HOLpRRs on THR

NOA NNE To u NNOGk OF THNE
~ Virginia C. ntrRl "a. "a. COMPANY.
The annual meeting ofMe Rfockhoidera q the NIrrinia Central
Railroad COMPANY, WI b held IN thc city Of Richmondo on THURS
DAY, the 2lui November 1850, a. Z O'Clock, r. "
Ert0rcff on ~ BY lana ~ ne ,0HpdnV.
AhproNiep 20 represent Stockholders n = Feneral meeting. shall
be IN wriinF and signed BY The person thus transferring the pow.
et partnerhiut nav IGN lu the name ~ the paftnefshIp. aud the
signature q either member q The hfm shall be valid. No PROXY
shall BE- valid Fiven more than sixty days prior 10 the meelng u
the Company.
No PROXY Tor Individual stoekhoiders shall pass nee rrinr "a. or
e s~tockhotder.
The hooks Of transfer shall be- eosed snesn DAYS previous
10 any general meeting.
J. GARRETT. j., Treasurer.
Omce Va Central r r. Company,
hchmond, oct 90, $50 ocSi- dilsN
Osr.-A neFohabls note fr t'o, drawn bv g. r Squire.
- md cnfouclh ~ " Y pavH, and payable at months nom
luth September 1879 Pavmcnt having been stoppsd. an porsrs
are cautinnri arainst Receiving aad note The hnder WI rrasr
leave " 81 this omre. orli-a
GUN AND OIL ALMONDS,
(NIEAN GUW T., Pure rsscnuai on Of Ritter
Amunda. ani OIL Myrhanc, Or Tuitau1n Oh 81 AlmonkL 81 a
able ior Nohaccouista, constantly ff sale ~ ne fmporters
CARNE a HASKELL, ia % F1au street,
wb-Hm Nee Yort.
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HutE undersigned u authorised 10 SELL on the usual terms the
shove quantity ofLand. living In P"welis Valley, formerly la
Lee, but nov In Wise county, Virginia.
The land Is situated on both sides Of a gellgradei TnmpIks
Road, leading from Lee 20 Wise Court House, Interseetlnr the vArI-
Gus Turnpike Roads, aud connecting with the virginia and Tennes.
see Railroad At Abingdon.
The Virginia ami Kentucky Railroad. As SURVEYED masses htoueh
" w nc made = depot vii be constructed upon the land, and
a village viii necessarily grow ~ around ~.
The timber upon u Is chiefly oak and UNSURPASSED. and the hnest
quality OF stone Coal Is TO be found In the neighborhood. Pouen's
hiver, two creeks and lnnumerable limestone springs, pass through
the tract 4 large portion Is creek fats, and well adapted 10 The
growth OF wheat corn, tobacco, and the various grasses About
two thousand i've hundred acres are enclosed With = good oak
fence, and nov occupied by tenants.
These lands have recently been surveyed, and laid on In lots NJ.
wing TO each parcel ample wood and water, and yaTying In qusn
ty from two hundred and fny 20 one thousand acres, and varying
from i've 70 Twenty Dollar per acre, according to quality, iocs-
ton, and Improvement
Persons Wishing 70 purchase are referred TO Jno. p Wolf living
upon NE land, az 70 the nndersigned, living seven miles vest of
Abingdon, on the Railroad. WM A PRESTON.
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nU1cH WERRINGs. SALMON
~ FnrHth Dairy Chcrc
Macteel. Roe Hrffinfs
lmltuion Engn,h Ceese
Dutch Cheese, y. A Checse
Almondt, AHkins, CHron. Iuwanfa. pFlnra
PoEdred, aranulated, CuA Lei snd 6oGss slgau
Brandy Cherries
Nrrnla and EnsHsh Pcklg
Scotch Ale, London ard pahun Porter
Havana CEara, and hnef ChssinF Toharro
Ior nlehy BLAIR \ CHANhERLAyHE
ocN-bS Lets w. n. ulsstaos a On
nEAvEn CLOrUa,-9 nases Rpglt.6 nesver
- Cloths, heavy and n ioV nades, suitable fd Tsfl-f Coats
Yer "lsg losnl kENr, PlISF 4 90,
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CONSTABLE, wALEEB s. CO.,
nppnSlIE TIE MIfapnM

@VINW NNNNNFT " ~ WETH LTD o. NVgV
OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM,
Baltimore d,
NUHOLEaATF a RETAIL Dealer Tmpe1ea. ana Naruf,-f,-
w rua q 0cutsmsna Furnishing Goods.
SHIRTS RTTRTaT
AlsFEe afiortment alvaya on hand and made 70 order, together
WI large sod gaHed assortment o. every species o. Goods per.
tanning % nur huanss. ia
TUE loot have made ne above -
y pedaly Zoe tsrmsu' oEn gear. The arc Double sdea, seu.
- and very long LeE They as equally afapied for Hunfrmen.
bitches .nd Transfers. Also. . gsnsIai sts1fimeni o. svey
other kiad worn. cheap a.
or1T VA warau
PRINTED sATTINETrs.-0O CASES Low
grade printed ssuinetts, landing and for sale very cheap ~
ech KENT, PAiNE tiC0.
ID osENpALR CRmRNT-aoo abts. best anal
~ ana hregh Uound. For sale ~
sslE GAg. n DAVENPORT.
WAnrEp-Eo hy . ooet she can % Pst ofns vsslins
sss-s-v'E ~ paNJp, H., nNaa
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- SoCIkIf Of NlGlNI At n meeting Of IN. T.er.
utNe committee OF the Central Agricultural society Of yir-ini,
unanimously adopted:
ne.t,od, That the President, JAMS LToSs, Esq, and IN. seere-
.A'y o ChahiS DrNAocE, be, and are hereby requested 10 attend
= many o. The approaching fairs i may be convenient to them,
u The Society and the cause Of agriculture.
M, Q. nIMMoCK,
~ S~cfV 4 n A-
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AUCTION SALES
TaIs
VERY DEsiRAaLE AVN cow,

VER DEyyRAsLE Ann COMMITMENTS
v Les.s.s Y s,s...s On The Corner OF Vssy
on TUESDAY snsrneen, the lt q Nevsrshsr, tSa. % ths prrG
SO. 81 q ocioek. the iarEr sni d~-hshty located hrrk a..nn.
the corner Of Clay and Nh streets nov IN the <ruu.,. -
n Hss-i. AZ the snnuai rent % tta.
The lot has . front % a. feet, ard q a~rsh a ifAA -. A. -.
alley 10 fest xide- The d.vlns A.. about 10 roeus- s~t. a..
thet IRON cellar 70 rarrrt rhsr- l. In the ysrd . =. 1r-k
Afchsn, coal hous-. AZ. The prem-e- are IN resa srs-r. h..,.,
been tbororxhly r~psrvd q fe~ yesr. ago
rsAs.-oa~dnh es.h: bslsnse "a . ~ and "a r.eu.s. a.
nesotiabls notes, Interest added. secured ~ atra . deed or afs
retained. GODDiN 4 sPpsesoS
oeES-td. s.sL....
ny HECTOR DAVIS. Arcrss.,.
2S toss DAY. st 10 O'Clock. { VIZ ST 81
.D.I likely Negroes.
Oeis-m HrcrSK DAVIS. suf.
T DICKINSON. HiLL . Co. A.~a
NkGhOES.-rHls DAY. 81 10 o'elOck. ~ni Be sois % Ne
dren- DrCKTNaoN MN
DVo Aseuone~s
BY PuLLfAM q BErTs. Asee,
4 = NEGROES.-w viii sell This Morning. q. 10 o's,osA.
~ Likely Negroes PCLLiAM q nETTs, Aucta
rrankfn Street
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AMUSEMENTs

AMUsEMEN Ts 49,.
RrCTInGOND THEATRE
xuskfL 90 IsssEEs AND sAsAoERs.
L B. PHILLIPS sag. s.a.ss.
second sish, Of tn. pi.,insul.h.d rrs,al.n.
MIR. BARRY SULLIVAN.
russs.y Evening, November
VIII be performed. Bul~ers celebrated play Of
RICHELIEU;
OR, THE CONSPIRACY.
c.rdia. Hehsus0 .......... Mr. Barry Sullivan.
overurs. zee. ............. 70. .orehs,rs.
FAMILY JARS.
WALTON
FEMALE COLLEGE LOTTERY,
OF GEORGIA.
Chartered BY Is STATE On 1854.
w. G. DAWSON Il CO., Managers,
MACON, OR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
NOVEL SCTIENGEi
POLICY PLAN LOTTERY!
Purchasers can select their own Numbers. and par any
amour, for a rieke, they may deirei
EJtra Class 2, drar, Oct. 3. 1859.
And on every succeeding day !ssnday' sresp,edJ.t
from / up TO is-and twelve Of ,hs.e numbsr. !. ar ~ s o.
the Wheel na persons selects one number out Of the IS AMI that
Number Is among the Numbers drawn. he gets sye time. the an ount
Invested IL two selected Numbeu are drawn, he geis thirty for
one; ifuhree selected Numbers are drawn. he gets two hundred Tor
one; VI four selected Numbers are drawn, he gt. a thousand tor
one; II i've selected Numbers are drawn. 1--WE thousand for n
sr selected Numbe- are drawn, nnsen thous ana 70 one. Rem a
Der : u two. or more, selected Nunbers ~ taken, and ali N tio..-
Numbers so selected are not drawn among the Twelve Drawn
Numbers, the Ticket 10 = Blank.
OUR
havana Plan LOttcrie
Drdp -Four (f) Times a Month";
and are The most liberal Of any Schemes wei offered. For par
". q. DAWSON A CO, Managers.
ocS- Macon. and Savannah, ia
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SwonD AND cowy ron as orxTs.-M

SwORD AND GowS Fon 25 CENTs.-M
cha'e' Sketches fthe Life, Character and Timss Of Paul Jones;
riscLuoOd, Magazine for October.
VAndsnhogs Leaves from an Actors Note BOOK, with remiui,.
ssord and Gown. a novel, by the author Of Coy Livingstone ="
wS@%s11 R Atl,t, IL 10 a. Age, and Soun,ds' BY Ms EIlst l 90.
, Prank wnamAn'' Adventure on Land and wa,sr. by ,. Gers
Holy and M,,eIiOe; tales translated from N. Germ. Of Koch.
Many : Little Makes a MleEle translated from the German Of
L,dys Pocket Almanac for 1850 soc.
IiIiy Glenn or, the Trials Of . sss@,,r.,, by I. $ Arthur
: sloan. Constructive Architecture, including choice examples Of
Memoirs q Robert Hogdin. ambassador, author and cOpJuror,
me Minister. woolns by II r. stove ! %.
leader, S,hs hsiof9nilon; Lusher, Calvin, La,lmer, Khox, the
~ John Tuneeh, D d; Sc. ~ ""s'A"' "' ''"'"
90, fine Depth. The stoy ola Woman. Life cOe. mol
MEHoEH POTATORS.-iooO Bu,hel, Jer,sy Mercer
W Potatoes on board siOoP Aanl, 3 watson. fr SAFE w
sHkILDs = SUMMERViLLE
CIT LOAF sUGAH.1MSla%s Gu, Leaf ssg.r.. for sale
GLOVER sEED.-Pdms qaau,y Glover seed. for sale ny
y mol EDMOND, PAvgNrORT1 co.
GuM HAHIo.--aS bales. Oe;' quality, fs ,ss b
RACoN sides, Shoulders aud Hams--Eor sale by
FoR HosToN-FIrst ve..eJ-I1e superior. &c
u fmi sailing shoonsr. join PRICE, . VI Sears mas &E
viii TI 4ayf qu'E despatch. For balance q Isiss{ ;gply e
DAVID a WM. CURRY.
COUNTRY PETYsICIANs win ind a iarse and ehoc.
stock q perfectly f.s'h md reliable Medicines, selected
Chemical sgd Pa,ar@sesuilcal preparation, Of our own msas'
Sseop4is' II nm SiI %yi " : is s@ss s's n' uni,ed s,,ies p1,I.
,s '1D,SI y, ~ - ss,snsiys ?, ssehPuon ,snd physidsns' bud-
80, Glass D'P'oma and then the silver Medal At tvo successive
1ls a' ssoL,s', Isrfamsry from ne most celebrated
Ts,v 49, ~ sIenh rsfHmey Toilet SOAPS, Cosmetic
Co.. S Tss,r L,s3igm so.sleI insru%s9s, . rs.i ysdr{
Az LAIDLgY 4 R~oBiNsoN.
fFaencai Aenista and phamaceutsts,
uctH Cornrr ~ th asa Gganknn Streets. Htrhmond
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RgAFsas AyB RRleVRs Avn .ovr,.

~ ~. M~sC0RuICK, on. as h,.., = -
~ ssH,..St ~ Safonnah. keapers, as As-sefs 80 Nos
ok aaANEga
A4Aa-Acqyneun Pa o.
n hng Villas oaafV -
a[ 80 1880 sAnaas NanAhs ss $685. = 80
tNars
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Havana pian Lot,cric.

Drdn -Four (4) Times a Month";
and are the most liberal Of any Schemes ever offered. For psr-
tieuArs address,
W. q. DAWSON A CO, Managers.
oe2- Macon, and Savannah. Gn
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BY TTIEGRApII.

VS. I0EE Jan = Cotton quiet sales isrb hass her
have been sales rsct since chs receipts u The stsEsi
ArabiAs ucut aud ths are uoH.ua t1gr bl5y
sH salsi % iGy- bhs At 80 IS Ter souhgrn brands
Wheat, sales ~ a,tis bush, Corn trrLnrd, sales ~
bush. oats du ~ i04CI, Pr1yifIousPotk tui, ,Ai~'
re- At tls - Cor and t351 Tor PRISE, Baeba
lFm hams 9dys, 'houIrfs held Al ir buyers otter -
lard tuoyant Al % sis', whisky steady a. - y 81.
CscSNlTi, Jan, 2 -r5gr Grn at q - Tor ,urrran-
Wh'ky advanced % &c and 10 IN good t-mAnd receipts
Vvr Lght dst-f tholdur bscA foT Eh'r prices Crvf.
seed steady At ti,9L Corn Eyra a. rslSGc. N-ssP,
guIrt but fathgr uu, nlr lul bb coautEy 81,
uuls m-'t, dull aI % aS haldsTs atEouI 70 SELL bacon
Urn At so. Iva duu NY no bly,ri. Urorstss ug'
changed, ia luct demand ENchang~ iu better tuYpy,
rates 1Ie SAME. Money market unchanged.
B,lrw0EE Jan 2 -F0uf quiet, tslsf o. Ohio srf Hcs.
srd 81 A. o. what urciarr,J. sales sh- At o. 4.
q ri II 20. Cora al and isehing. shit- strisy-
Pp'iyon' r mess rofs as, pr.ny tI,j. SO. Larl
NJ #ii. WHISKY dgi,
PutIhIrni, jan Is -isegr's % Tour ner.aslne: To-
'Ptctou' " he Hryk amount, 80 1881 Lbs agt lt,5
last ucci' sales ere colhHul g. the Want, " The trade
1915 ior surrrhue, t5s's gd2s Tor extra and tGsSB1.
80 for extra family anu iauey. " nolT drm ~ e.. Corn
meal sscates All ssuted. Th,Er l. fair demand FOR
Wheat and urtlts olyrnr zoe bush red foii Al a. sec
~, no sale, 0f Htr. Eyt $40 Blh- brought Sc Corn
dull; J. 90 bu'h 'eii on pryais terms
NopLE, Jir a. Cotton. sales s0 hale, At li8 f5r
mddlnr 1a- Eairy weather Impede Commercial trans.
actions.
SEv ORLEANS. ian. e;-Cotior; sales TO-DAY OF I?SJl
bales II former quotations Sugar arm. Corn arm Al F5e
Mess Pork buoyaht ~ t9. WHISKY g6Ie. Oucr ArlclsS
arc unchanged.
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ADDITIONAL CALIFOnyIA NEWS

80 'Fs'-sA' N'AaAlA 'aAsNAA sNls'N.
The lsthmuS stTrAys occarred at Aspinwall
on the oh inst. between party Of sailors he.
longing to the U. 5. fii.ate Roanoke and the
foreign residents Not much damage was done
The L ). frieate Mcrinlac and the ship Of war
Decatur were at Iscaljos On the 1T Of January
The Decatur was preparing for cruise.
ST Thomas dates to the l9Ih arc furnished.
The steamer Washington was announced to
leave ASpiuwaIl on the 2OIh for San Francisco,
via Cape Horn.
The Costa Rics Congress was in c1traordina.
ry session on the End Of December, and ratified
the Belly treaty, with slight notifications.
GenI Llmars manifesto to Nicaragua, had
created some sensation throughout Central
AmeGca, while the conduct Of President Bl.
rhanan against the flllbusters, was duly apprc.
rialed
The dates from Valparaiso are 10 the 10th and
Calao to the Goth ult
Another revolution has taken place in Chilli
and there is prospect that the existing govern.
ment will be oVerthrown.
Tic Valparaiso Nercurio has been suppressed
by government and the provinces Of Valparaiso,
Santiago and AGO cagua have been declared
under martiallaw. Several printing offices have
been closed and large number OF citizens be.
longing to the political club at Santiago have
been Imprisoned.
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7 aA1tNAt FshAA tisAaltH NaN =
The Belgian cabinet hai b,c1 li,ss,,gJ. L,rsr
Auslian.fJrce bad tea he'd Loah1rly arl tie
iehancrs Of steyo't BY ~, inlabiaht, VI that
country afeupidly diminishing
Z TIE Arahii passed 90 tie 18th, OF ihe Skecc..
the steamship A,iA bound 90 Liverpool. and the
steamer Elmo, On the l5th, bound o. Nrs York
The steamship Eliubufs from New York. A..
rived Al, Glasgow ou the l2lh iusl The steam.
r. Cireasian lei, GALAXY Tor ST. johns, on tie
llth inst
Il B, TumoTcd that the British GOVT intends 10
auEmCht the Chinese ,qualron. Lord Ffcicd.s
Bruce has bccg. appointed British Minister 10
Chidt
LONDON, Jan li,h--Thc bullion ia Tie bank
has increased Ei7O 900. The money msrk,t o,
unchanged aud the supply abundant
SATCsDAT, Jan. lbth--Cousols CLOSED At 80!
as . Tor money and account
The hdViees from Dublin states that the e,i.
deucc against tie members ol the PhwaK Club.
IS more complete lAsn was anticipated by the
public.
The lepficationS IN the funds Ia consequence
" Napolcon's lew harsh words to the Austrian
minister, has been per cent. 10 france, 3 Der
cent 10 Russia. 8 per cent. Ia Saldiaia, q Der
cent in Austria, aud 3 per cent 90 Turkey. ma.
king an aggregate depreciation In the nominal
value Of public stock and share, Ia the Enro.
pcan markets not les, than $50, OuOU 900 sterling.
Latest adyiceS from tic Continent, received
at London on Saturday morning, are, however,
tcl,sufing
The letters from France ar, unanimous in ey.
pressing the aversion With which the whole In.
dus,rill population rreNri lhc prn.pect oi war
Il likewise affirmed that all tic Ministers,
including Count Na'ewsAi, now favor peace.
The panic on the Paris BJurse eliminated on
the l2th, when forced sales Of 3 per cent were
inside at j7l +Oc and the market subsequently,
rallied
The Prince Napoleon has gone to Turin, to
marry the King Of SardiuIa's daughter. His
visit is expected 10 produces a demonstration
FANcE The Paris correspondent Of the
London Times says that the Frruch MarShal,s
have been charged ~ take cummand Of the
great military districts, and al the Generals on
leave of absence have been ordered 10 their
posts, also that Count Wslewsh hiss protested
againSt the ominous impression that appears u
rule supreme, and is determined To reufc from
the scene where moderation is no longer listen.
ed to.
Among The rumo'S in Paris is one that Gcn'l
McMahon is to command the army in Italy, and
tina; 5000 rnen Of the African contingent are
to cross over 10 Italy. The Paris CosStitutioaal
has an article which admits that there are scri.
ous difficulties between France and Austria con.
corning the Danube aud Scryia, but says that
war is only possible in the event Of The rupture
Of existing treaties
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HB- Raated Loi5iag.-Threc men in need
Of lodging and something to cat, applied at Al.
herman wrght's night before last and asked to
be committed to Jail, From the many cases of
destiindon and actual want which have recent.
" como to our Knowledge, we are satisfied that
the saying, zone half the world knows not how
the other half lives, is as true now as in the
times Of the patriarchs, when they divided their
goods and iiocks and herds between them, and
parted the one turning to the right hand and
the other to tho left.
Butfew, we doubt Of the fair and gently.
uurturcd of our readers, have even remote
idea Of the many shifts and turns to which the
less favored daughters and sons of Adam have
recourse, to exc out even the seanty and preca.
rious subsistence thus afforded them.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan %.
SESATF.-Mr, Gwin rising To privileged
question, said that he ought not yesterday to
have expressed the opinion that the legislation
in relation to the Pacific Railroad Bill was
farce, for which he was then called to order by
Mr., Bell, whose remarks he had miSlpprehcrd
ed, as was betrayed into aSperity, for which the
floor Of the Senate was not the proper tkeatre
He gave notice orhis intention TO offer motion
for reconsideration Of the subject, which he
hoped would revive the bill with such modiiica.
tons as would meet with the views of all the
friends Of that measure
Mr. Chandler presented the credentials OF Mr..
Bingham, elected as Senator hom the State Of
Michigan, to succeed Mr. Stuart, for the term
commencing on the 4th 0f March next
Mr.. Douglas, in presenting a petition, took
occasion TO remark that had he been present at
the time DO should have voted to admit the clai.
mants for the seat from Indiana 10 the floor dur.
ing the pending Of their claim.
Mr.. Seward presented petition from citizens
Of New York, setting forth that New York and
Brooklyn are destitute Of defense against for.
eign INVASION and praying for an appropriation
Of $4,000 for the construction OF the neces-
sary works,
Some few private bills were passed
Mr.. Foot called up the resolutions relative to
Commodore Paulding and the neutrality law, in
order to obtain the floor ior tomorrow. Ad.
iourned.
HDrsE-Nr Stephens Of Ga, introduced
bill for the establishment Of Territorial Govern.
ments for Arizonia, Decotah and Jefferson,
which was referred to the Committee OF the
Whole.
The House re considered the vote by which
Consular and Diplomatic Bill Was defeated. The
question on its passage being again taken, il
vas passed; yeas lOl, nays IS. Various reports
Of private nature was made from the Standing
Committee
Mr.. Curtis, of Iowa, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported joint resolution for
the payment Of the officers aud men command.
ed By Capt Watts and Small, cacanped at
Fort Washington, Ohio, but not actually re.
eeived into service, for their services during the
Mexican war.
Mr.. yaIlandigham Of Ohio, wished 70 know
whether the company from Dayton, command.
ed by Capt. Stout. was not precisely in the same
condition as the Xenia and Plqua companies
and II so he wanted that company included
The resolution was referred TO the Committee
OF Tho Whole Adjourned
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NJv. OuriNS Jan sS--Ths steamer Tea.
nos>ss has arrived ui,h Ysfa Ciui dit,s % ths
2th. Ggul TsfrE Alnin, German is,,,a.
gyis Toe S,as.,h rgsl len S.cradoo sl,h ior
Havana frrHth ssd E8sli,h asei, uvfs A.
Slcrihcr. los Pvyrrss quri,s fuuot of
an Amsriesn var vessel ulrsstsHg,l d boekads
md boml,ri Nafsllal ilr coatscaurs the cargo
ofNn American lnerchlUunan BY ogisr u ,hurgh
party.
NIce l?th-Tbs Psa,ldE,s.o, NirsnOps
OFan, q Ouitlajira, states that Nitanpn VII
boI SreePt The Presidency NOT hyor Robes, bat
slhSie 10 ZlaeAs plan Nirsmon uzdertl
ioreei loan. Foreigners p'ii under threat 81
expulsion The Pres, Ia the Capital state that
French and Enslish ministers uOtiacd The GOV.
eminent tbs, ualess mUliou dollars uas rail
10 SAtiiy claim, o. sutj,,is within 4x day,
their terts would lake possession Of Nvra Cruz
and Iampicu Statement dlscr,dI,cl
GoycTnnent palacs at Guadal,sra destroyed
on Dc ION hy the explosion VI a magazine lust
aier Nlramon lelt IL Tor ue capitol, loo ta 200
allied, terrible confederation The liberal, had
t,Acu MsIet'an. Cauamsno bad fallen back on
lanicpcc and Coronado With Sa,yc wee before
larnutc& Aiumon sent meu 90 iis as,I ,laBc,
but d, vas thought Garrison would De obliged
u surrender Mramuu declared vthemontJy
against Il U.es plan prCylou, 10 hi, election but
silent since Robes J., sui presiding, backed
by capitalists and friendly ai'h Niramon. Il il
SAIL that u Mimmon dstlarrs l1f ZalDsu, RoblrS
Nil join the liberals
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE COUGnING CONGRRG ALTON.


7vp-'Lord Lorsi, he stood Of Ah Cr,ii, Cote
The par,on, he stood In hi, pulpit, crave,
AMI Psalm be had lust rcai "a:
A1i The choir had struck on the orenirF ,uVs
Wien tie people ehim'd In Sth 'e0BgA,' 'eougi :
When NE people ehIm-l IN sllh cough"
Al lsrgth The grave pafson arose 70 preach
On By tbs coushehorai ST back
Eor bsiore The Fooi man could his 'ssS1si!y' reach,
All OVER The house Il uas Adri' A.fcE,' 'hIot
AL over the house IL 50 lack
Again the good papon repeated ht teri,
And started hli sermon anew;
Hut soon be sat doun, exceedingly vt1ed,
At tli rough cough Ealibaloo, loo, loo,
A. dis cough, cough LallsA9o
The people ei,aJed this coo ching TO stop,
And Appcase The good paftons lrt;
hot oat u would continuity pop, pop, pop,
Like percussion caps thToEn Ia III IRE re- Ire,
Like percussion caps thrown IN he hTr.
Then nsacon arose, and he salt In defence,
Of ID. young Biidlr.lged aud oii;
~ ihhE' PaIson Jones, that they meant no oSens,:
vat se.ve al sec shocking bad cold cold, cold,
But we've all got shocking bad cold"
Th'n The parson arose, and h said to ~, toii,
lie thought 'tsss Indeed very queer,
That his people ihoGli have such shocking had cold
win the famed "Hodrhl.H1 Rilsira" 40 BsaT nsaT near
Win the famed "Hoa'h0aHd Bil.dr.'' 50 near
lila dock knowing vel what their Pastor well meant
Were early to "BRD0E coE1EE" away:
20 there vas Irom the aid ghch the "Iasau" soon lent
NO coughing the hcEt Sabbath day, day, day,
No coughing the neat sabbath day
HoHL
Nov good people all, Nho'ye 'shoeklng bad eoush,'
which they Wish 70 have currd complete;
To "losAS'. hAra sToHs" should quickly be OF,
Al We vel known "BEipaE CoESEa," MAln street. Iireri
Atths we'll Known "BmOor ConHEn," Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29

E- Aymeaial-As an item Of interest to our
river folks, We reproduce from the Pittsburgh
Gazette the announcement that Capt Gilmore, Of
the steamer New YOak, has taken to himself
wife. Hemarried Miss Little, an es,imablc lady
of Pittsburgh. The long and able discussion Of
all the steamboat Captains at present in port,
touching the subject Of Consolidation, has not
been without its effect, as may be well seen
from the above announcement. Capt. Gilmore
and his bride lett on the Rochester fora tour
South and West Meantime the New York lies
at the wharf as il nothing had happened.