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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
sP EcIAL NOTICES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Ems IxrF1LlexScER-PIease aunounc. A. ]. PANNELI.,
JNO b. WILSON and JOHN KNOTE, the Citizens cam
did ties for the House Of Delegates.
aps2-te" CITIZENS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

THE BURKE BARNES SAFES. in the recent
steamboat fire at Pittsburgh, came out all Sgft,
including their contents-and like Abednego &
Co., had scarcely the smell of FIRE left on them.
So the agent here, Mr.. j. n. Vance, is inform
ed by dispatch from headquarters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

a New York paper says all the fashionable
ladies' and "Haneurs" attended recent matinee
at the Academy,apd tine display ftoettcs was
delicious to all but husbands eyes" We
thought husbands were not allowed at these
uatiEeeS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

MIR. HIRAM WoooHurr, of Long Island Union
Course, will match b. IN. Lady Woodruff against
any horse, mare or geIling in the world, for
twenty-five hundred dollars side, halr forfeit,
mile heats, best three in five, to four hundred
pounds wagon and driver. The challenge to
remain open for two weeks, and the race to take
place Oh the Onion Course.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

Paul. MoRpur is to remain in New York
The dispatches say he is already at work aston
ishing the New Workers..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

IT will be seen by the dispatches under our
commercial head. that the Baltimore Provision
Market is quite alive Flour had advanced 25
cts 1t still, however, does not touch the Gin
cinnati quotations
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

ADvIcEs from the coast of Africa are of Some
considerable interest to peanut dealers. There
is great deficiency in this crop in the princi
pal districts where peanuts are grown. The
crop it is said, will not exceed 5000 tons or
100000 bushels, against $4,000 tons, or $780,,
900 bushels, last year Prices on the coast had
advanced considerably in consequence. This is
the last panic ever expected TO record, y
crisis in the peanut market is certainly most
startling affnir.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
New Advertisements.
Tr,1stee,s Sale.

ir. NJ dec. of Trust from William George - the
Is undersigned, dated 9th % Ausas' i:S; and qnR d re-
coded IN The Clerks Office Of Ohio County touEf IN Soo
No a. ToIio sf+ shall on 18Th day OF Jupe 1851 ~
The residence OF the said william Georse, IN nc ei o.
bidder mahogany side tables, one m So' s
chairs one lfano looking glass two rock
In bairs two mantle lamps clocks, buTeaus, orc
paTior carpet, dining tbe- twelve eotih"h chaIs
Our bestcadS beldnI for same, one dfSssis
stand lounge one WARDROBE one ca
cloth oil cloth iR hall, two chnulbsr
two safs one cooking stove lot def ware one tt q
kves aud fnrSs lot Of spoons lot Of kitchen ntn
sS one parloF fender, and pair OF Vcnitlaa window
T,r7aLsa aays ALFRED CALDWELL. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

"SExrIHrL," one of the peripatic correspon,
dents of the New York Courier and Enquirer,
chatters like maepie, but all the time preserves
the gravity of an owl. Just as the Legislature
was about to adjourn at Albany. sentinel" was
taking his lonely round at the Capitol, and thus
apostrophized: St
look around these septs wit Il some curious
estimate Of what shall be their occupancy in the
next term, for then United States Senator IS TO
be chosen in the place Of William Ii. Seward,
elected President: This fact in itself will invest
the 'cho.c with an importance, by the side of
which most other considerations will grow dim
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

UNDER The caption of Love, Frailty, jealousy
and Revenge" Cincinnati sensation stylc) the
Hudson CN. " Gtzetie states that last Tues.
day evening, Mr.. S, of that city, found Mr.
P. pro'nenading Warren street with MIS-. S. and
Miss S. The injured husband commenced a
war of words. He told his wife and daughter,
to go homo. Wife curlcd her lip in silent s.orn;
daughter ditto. He then told p to leave his
vile P. retortcd by telling S. to go to the dick
ems. S, instead Of going to the dickens, went
aud invested four shings in a horse-whip; and
with this weapon he cut P.'s acquaintance, and
unmentionabIes at the same time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

A proposition is before the Chicago Board of
Education for the establishment Of gymnasinms
Tor girls in connection with the High Schools
in that city. 1t is most excellent suggestion,
and shoald be carried into effect not only in
Chicago bat elsewhere.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

CONSIDERABLE excitement prevails among the
ministers and members of the Episcopal Church
in Canada They seem to be divided into cefo
ami nomreto parties; the one sustaining the
rights Of the Bishops to negative the action of
;ho Church Synods, the other denying such
right. The recent election of lay delegates at
Quebec and vicinity turned upon this point and
considerable excitement was the result. The
non-retoca were generally in majority.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

IT SEEMS GENERALLY conceded that r. l..
Berkshire. Of MorgaDtowm, shall be the ODpO-
stion candidate for Congress from this district.
Unless we have greatly 'ni<judgcd Mr.. B, he is
u good man intellectually and moralIy.) We
fell in with him going to the Richmond conven-
ton and were more than favorably impressed
with the liberal character of his views of politi
cal matters. We are told that he is very popu
lar in Monongalia and the adjoining counties,
and will run better all over the district, in all
likelihood than any other man who could have
been selected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

Tue Washington correspondent OF the Ohio
State Journal says:
Some sycophant within our ranks proposed
to Crittenden the idea that the Republicans
should take him up, and make him their candi-
date, he replied: Il could not carry a single
Southern State, as yowr candidate, and how
many could you carry North with me for your
candidate: The party would sink the in n
Slave State, and should sink the party in the
free States. No, Sir! 1t is not your policy to
take up u Southern stakeholder -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

WAsuISGToN County NEws.-The Washing
ton (Pa.) Examiner of yesterday, takes occasion
to commend Livery Stable keepers in Pitts
burgh, who reduced the price Of hacks and car.
riages for funeral purposes, to hire of two
dollars, and contrasts it with the 81 so that is
charged in Washington.
In Pittsburgh a carriage will attend funeral
for two dollars going three miles to the Ccmc-
terry, whilst in Washington the price is twenty
five per cent. more for going just one mile. In
the former place, the time consumed is nearly
half day-here, the service can be performed
in less than an honr and thirty minutes We
again ask, is this just?
The samo paper affects Il great deaf of sarcas-
tic pity for the cndcavors of those who want to
get the National Republican Convention here.
1t sympathises very much with the ArGu& in its
labors against the said convention. Very ma
turaI that it should, too. They have both been
afflicted alike in some respects, and have, no
doubt, fellow feeling for each other. Both
mast heads (Bill Montgomery and Sherrard,)
after they had denounced them; the one as a
"dolt"-the other MS a biackguard.
The Tribune, Of the same place, contains a
tribute of respect" by the "CaysviIle Blues, =
to their deceased fellow member, j. II. McNeai
Also, We learn that
At joint meeting Of the "Washington
Blues, and "Was!ngton I9iiemcn," on Monday
last, Major William S. Millinger unanimous
" nominated for re election as brigade inspector
for the third brigade, seventeenth division, P
NJ. The Major has served the military of this
brigade for the last five years faithfully, and
there can be no doubt of his triumphant rc-ClGc
lion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

AN American writes that ''thc only relic of
ancient Rome which retains its original capabil-
tiles and efficiency comparatively unimpaired, is
the Cloaca Maxma, which carries as much filth
daily to the .i'iber now. as it ever did at any
time within the twenty centuries since it was
built" and, lest the reader form incorrect no
tons of the cleanliness of modern Bone, he
adds "that it probably leaves as much filth
behind as ever"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

wrnAvE later news from Mexico this morn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

a New York correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury, attributes the remarkable fact that the
Sew York Tribune always pauses in the spring
tine in its Trades against the South, to the pre-
zaleucc ~ that time in tho city Of the Southern
lad. y iii its millions Of dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

The advance in flour seems general.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

IT IS somewhat queer how invnIids who go
abroad for the benefit of their health can caIeu-
late a!oretimc so accurately us to the period Of
their restoration. Frequently We see notices Of
the departure of some sick person, with the ac-
companying announcement that lie will return
in given period Recently celebrated Doc
tor of Divinity left New York in very bad
health, and an announcement is now made Of
the receipt of u letter from him, written at sea,
in which be states that his restoration to health
sill occur obout October next, in all probability
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

SPEAKING upon the prospects of the season,
n cheerful writer in New York paper says
with the Summer we Emay expect plentiful
crop of frvolity and Irritation. Before Fall sets
in we may be called upon to chronicle half
dozen runaway matches and similar misdemcan.
ors with here aud there an affair of honor, or a
shooting scrapc to make up piqnant variety"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
Fifty nalinrs n Uay.

Tho freierIcksb Ieeo,der says that meai"
hers Of Congress will get tts session ffy d'efars
PR day." for every dsy employed, exclusive OF
miieage. IL Ia al Interesting 9usstieB-ho~ o'a-
ny Of them could earn % g., any ether bnsiness
We might 90 farther, and ask, with the freezes
riesshurg Ne,rs, whether they do earn It "iheS
contracted with their constituents, says that pc"
per, "to work for eight doilars DAY, and thea
voted Themselves more than six times thai amount
Lot some member OF Congress adopt tho kaqa-
rer's suggestion, sud immortslae herself by In
. Producing resolution providing for the cutting
Town Of the presen. pay Of members TO Hfteen
hundred dollars per annum. That would be TWEEN
~ Ave dollars day, which Is enough, IN all con.
science. considering the Treasury is empty. Away
With this wretehed pretancs about 'retrenehmen'
aud reform from men who pocket fif.y dollars
lay Of unearusd money. Let them no longer In
Huit The Intelligence Of the country, By asserting
that they are IN favor Of economy and retrsueh-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

THURSDAY MORNING. .4EEaRUAsf W. ~.


lNrax
.,,,.. a. a. ,,rcptst,op 10 this city, na'hns
80, r.cs,es. Scr An tnsresss ia the pay w ''
Ssrs AZ the NAVY. We hope ~ may &c ""'"
., ..ra..s ss8 ,nst &c may socn pass tue '~''"'"'
.,.,...,. ina ray which the "hoe's nov is
-. a. a., h.,oy .Aa, Of the Army, aud 10 en-
e,,.,x Inadequate to the 'upport OF taeh 'a'a"'es
.,,5 isso.suants vbo have served Tor \ quarter q
. c.p,n-y. are ofseu obliged to e. 10 ses' 'ea''hs
.,yy miserable pi:tanee OF seven srodred do'-
,srs f.r the upport OF their families. We knew
a.. such case. an accomplished virginia officer
whose services Ia the Japan expedition were OF
great value. Is this iust, humane, deee1tf IL
there any ether couatry under Heave". waieh
thus treats tts Naval officers! ~ Boglsnh ne"
done %, would she nov be doL'iGA''sg rover
upon ths ocean; Let Congress, Whilst increasing
iss ows pay, bear In mind that there are otoef
branches o! tia pablo SERVES unatie 10 vote
IheaseIyes money, gnose services are q"He as
valuable - It's own, but which arc 80 h''setso's
semueerstsd that 10 IL almost impossio 10 Keep
soul ard body together. Let Congress- ~h'ss
prreh.sics books for i'self lay Ia supply oil ills.
sori,s Of the ate war, aHd rt:'e.h its nemcrv Of
a.. ~opdsrsai achievements which made the Uni.
I'D sss.as povor upoa the deep. and caused It's
Dag 20 DO respected In every cline. 1t sas the
American Navy that then introduced the United
States 10 the nations, aud gave IL = prestige
and character abroad that It obtained from TO
other source. Let Congress compare the services
OF the S.vy with the Army aud ask Why the pay
ssould not bs at ieast equal. The whole life OF
the naval ofacer Is of hard and dangerous ser'
vices, beginning with lis boyhooa. for he learns
his prolession 10 the ship as his schoolroom,
pscisg day and night the Keeling deck, exposed td
she diseases Of every cline. and ctfen 10 tender
youth learning tbs trade Of war practically amid
the bisKs and roar Of battle. The interests CONS
snistsd to his charge involve responsibility ia
auitsiy greater than tba. of tho Army. The whole
of oar vast commerce IL under his protection, sne
In ths event Of q European war the ocean would
Be- the teId on WHICH sbonld have TO depend
for the defence of our very coil. We do not ~isi
to disparage the services of Our gallant and excel
lent military establishment, but il 10 due 10 truth
10 cay that It has no such tolls aud hardships t.
encounter as the Navy, and no such responsible
", for our immense multitgdes of volunteer
would prevent an enemy from obtaining perns
pent foothold in the country, Il il were even able
70 set foot upon our shore. It is no more than
3ostics then that the psy OF the Navy should be
ut least on equali with that Of the Army, and
In some degree omDsnsursto with its latoIiOus
and valuable services
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
fHg VIRGINIA FARM JOURNAL.

On the fret OF tbs year Mr.. n. :. CROCKETT. Tor
rssrIy OF Wythe, Issued 10 this city weekly jour
VA; uish the above title. BY soue disadYenturs
q cory of il never reached ~ until last week
vter the editor favored with n!e srosn ;he
oourencsrslt. II IL svry vel! p.iated indeed,
and cisylsys editorial ability and s.s's 10 ito or-
Ins articles and selections that eattie tt TO the
Aisbsss praise. weekly paper, such US The
Josvnal. no doubt supplies want Of the agti-
cuirsssl community, aud We may ieifci;aie that
important part Of soeisty upar tho excellent
character Of the sheet Mr.. CROCKETT oners Tor
thsls support We commend it most heartily.
aud with No merely strsotypsd compliment;
bat heartily aud emphsticsiiy, as naeritipg
vide eiycuisiien. We are sure this sentiment
VIII be endorsed b. sii who take the Jenrnas !
n b DsbtwAst weekly, st - Per sspsw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

Our NoIf,ik corTsspo udent and the publiC jour-
nails Of Norfolk and Baltimore ray Il high tribat5
- the cooiasss and iDtrepdty Of the otfictrs of
Shis unfortunate Baltimore steamer upon this cc-
cssion Of the late melsnc holy disaster. No cont!
these gentlemen behaved with great courage and
energy, but certainly it is no cause OF extraordi'
Dary cobxratuiation taat only two persons were
Lost, ont Of passenger list Of only t"enty "ight
Suppose there had been three or foar hundred
passengers CD board the North Car0iha as we
learn has sometimes been the case with the Balti-
more boats what tbenl I: the flames read with
such suddsnness aud rapidity that out IL the email
number Of twenty eight. two sere actually burn.
I'd Ia their herths. that woG'd have been tine hor.
yors of that dismal night, IL, instead x tweHiys
eight passengers, thsie bad been ;free, tao, or
even one hundred Nr CIspnn. a Wi IL ton,
H. c., ous OF .bo pssseugeTs, states tina, after tbs
Gre broke Gus in the upper saloon, ii spread
With SUCH rarid;y that 40 time was given to
awake those sleeping in that csloou aft Of tie
machinery. Rorsed by his wife, he jumped up.
and when ss attempted b. open the door Of his
state room, the smoke aid II slses drove him tack.
He WA forced to jump from the wiLuGS, and the
thrilling s-anes connected with tho preservation
Of his wife and child are irasa In tue readers re-
collection. II makes tie blood ru7 cold 10 think
Ut the havoc which might have occurred il those
state rooms had all been filled Nc an3unt of skill!
and courage, onder snch circumstances, could
rave saved hall the unfortunate occupants Their
were nrly four bcats 10 receive the passengers anl
crew AID yet, few comparatively A. wGs the holo
number Of souls on board, Ia She cVu u-iOa AMI
panic aeecrdihI to the staterIe Ut Of MIR. h"yden,
OF Salisbury, in .sBs than minute after the boat
vas Ian, .hod, uin3teen rersors vera in it, and
they had a, once 70 cut loose gnd push OF for f=eT
Of being swsmped. Five or six persons escaped
on rail- and were afterwards taken on board Obs
Of the b, ats. Our Norfolk correspondent states
that bat for the calm prevailing at the time, the
boats wouid have been OF little service. What
wonld have become OF q largo runber Of passen.
gers with such inaiequsts supply Of boats
Dor correspondent Informs Us that this line has
b<sb running for thirty years AID that this is The
h-st secidant Of note which has occurred on 1t
This speaks we'll for the vigilance and seansnshil
of the cricers and crew. but it Is TO be hoped tina
the late disaster will b. warning 90 the compsul
To provide their vessels with larger umLer o
boats ard more adequate means Of escape thar
shose OF the Eer,h Carolina. Between < an,
FIRE IL Was night Of fearful peril. and The yas.e
was not supplied with means of eaoape in such a!
emergouey for u fourth If the number of passes
gers abe ~. capable Of carrying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
THE TARIFF QUESTION.

WAsmscTog Feb. 2-I.ast night, a meeting q
the democratic members OF the House, woo are
opposed 10 specific duties, was held. About ~
we're present--JUbB Cochrane, OF New ioik' 10
the chair. Resniutiors almo-t unanimous
adopted declaring i: inexredicnt to alter the pre-
seut tAriffs.
MIR Garnett % virginia, moved that commit
tee of i've be appointed on the subject Of res
irenC DeLt 10 government expenses 10 report q
a f.ture c,ucua Of the entire Democracy Of the
Houss Messrs Wilson, Mites, Stephens. Morris
iarnett, Lamar. Taylor Of New York. and others
strongly opposed specific duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

7 OST OR MfSLAiD.-A certific ate of
- ; shares of stock in the Homestead Company
drawn ia the name, ard payable to The order Of
Vim Stevenson. al persons are forwsrned
against Iuyiug or trading for the same. as payment
has hf en- St poed.
de 30--law 6iHrh WM Z STEVENSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
sas-nanrsunnaE,s C1RE-ALI-

THE GRE4T PAIN ANALHlLAFOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTOH-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED 3 4 CHE MIST.
BOTTLES ~ % aud 30 cents aud one dollar.
TIE Gi.EAEEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSuORNE'S CURE-AlL should be keptip
AL families in case of accidents or sudden sickness
as it frequently in lsss tire thant requires TO
get p5 ysician:
externally and internally.
GART5iiORSESC URE-ALl' cures RheuTCatsn4,
Neuralgia and Chbains
HAhTSHOkNE " hE-ALI cures cramps, Cole,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARlSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cores Pains in the
Limbs Side Back Breast. Tee IN and Ears.
UARTSHORNt'5 CUREAiL cures Spraius,
Bruises Scalds Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHURNk'S CUREALL cures Pains in the
Feet and = wellinC of the JointH.
HARfSH03Nh'S CUREALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold, and Aguc i the Breast
HARTSHURNE'S CUR L ALL is good for DE- spey-
sia Weak StoIna b and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CuREALL, n
it acts upon the Nerves Muslss, Sinews, Blood aid
Bones, and, by its warming electro maxuetic power
expels all pain from ths ~ stem. Get a bottle aid
try it
The above incidence to be had at all Drug Stores
n Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg and ali towns in
Virginia. &C l5-5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
CONGRESSIONAL.

W.saI1aroS. February 2.-lSeaotc.-Tho Agri-
cultural y. ard hill sss defeated.
Tue Indian Appropriate bill Was defeated.
iic Bayard, from tho Judieiar, committee gave
notice that lie would to morrow report on the 10.
diana Senators contested seats.
Yous.-The House met at II o'clock.
The bill to grant land patents contained III the
Indian reservations was debated until recess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

New ORLEANS. Jan 81 --Advices hare been res
ceived from Mar-hal. Texas. of the 2lst The Pa
cific railway convention had been several days II
ne.sinn. PresiSent Poulkes was detained unit
the 10Th, day after the appointed time tor set
tiement, In, the arbitration committee waited
until the 18th, when Mr. foulkes satis1ed then
of his ability to pay thn award. aud the commit
tee proceeded TO an adjustment and auditing
the claims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-03

WANTED By n YOUNG MAN from
w tbs Country, who has bad several years eI -
rience ia the DRY 9OODs BUSINESS em pIoymeu
nf some kind. He il willing 70 go North South
Fast OF West Good reference given; address n
=. rr. thrnugh Post Office. fe l-Is