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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
Homes e or = Ii.

EHIE AIaRIcaE l.NElti..-aE AND II '7t-lSIs--2ii
CJH.AsI. l:,sins les Ia ,s.alt-- ia ii.t 10y
New iuI. has - 81 - s--e.1 isr ti 5-.t ;-ii. ~
mite purpose - collecting 'ii. it'i !s''i "a ~
t!ic country wllcrs. desirable Ji4 may r. .'t ~
low prices as :s tfst iiht- 10 t.te -.''1
ti,n AMI iLv3:' al al = 10 i'!S o. IN .'1-- -
improve siIcn!. ~ has .'sn silently Iie' ~ AZ
arrangement and corge - iiyi 'it H .-i
pIst' until 1t Is II ~ rc' ~ t'2nef - ---', u -
for selection. embracing more t!;t't one '.--iu'i *
81 cir.p yl iLa with sa'le,nIpr1vst iIsi.' a0if..i
IN tire HtrS 81 virginia E'ttf ~ 'i tenn r' -
Mis- ,Iiri: and il wIl sJo extend as ort--is ii'
"t!c. states.
4, migrants from Europe, to the energetic ygui.
fcn otr csiunacsty settled states :ft4 sections e
ire hives a.! ne.Itscs ana tIhl.vts WHO tt.guTS i
cities AMI y. ~ cu,tait,ud r-.syil5I; dread tili
rrta.c pcslI!cucr r.ftss19 sIe t-7fi 'ir
IN the c,!1nlcS - tg'ic I1Y III my ii'iiig 'iriN~
sie. al employment All iiiaf i'in ESQ. "'ef- ~
! -,is, peril, lse ug'sn ,va.
We mean n -r.. I1lis r9wy;i go negotiate iir If-
elGscr- viii! Those .yp have ll1y tract ~ =l4r 80
every part tisc ui,i i'I.; attct- - .7 i i'
especially Ii.ee!o to ile.eigiit rag St'r--' stt
Sc:scs.eiy. I:ariezee mi ..tss i.i f!t--Si q i-
s.liiy ~ ers ~ tbs ije TcIal li!'!c
ANA eitiIta. Hes cluG-- - temperate stlt --t-
u tit i fur better AMI moro t.r'n,y t.'l,'si-
Than GIl1st any state; it7 n7vifHle rivers 1
ipnuH.ec;hlc available -rerns1 water vcE On! 'rl-
5iz5a q; the :'si .!'i1ble m az iEi' t
Copper yc-lrc unFurna~sst the state hissNT-ti st
arg ii instruct ing tanais anil 1tir1 = icr
IL ca;jrc htcc .;h wc!i pi9se ltH ~ every rtni
y.j hin lew hours I'd; sirheroi is et1 esi i''
IRE i inian cite taf incinra tiif sbs'!i VI be. @
,r-ve Gc yct fertile inviting, Ian. whether
n rel ~. nc,r il strcslper ti- lay in ia. .s,lltr
,t'frs i.i1r i Is IN Minnie. 7f reg n :" "-.r
Irsn Ire c,vrss with C'lcs Ll1lbc- aG' easement
dixie y ir. slt Graz iIui H-I ''1'- Doe 1!'.-f1-
i,c- tbIo ss!l '.at itrfn- ' 80 IS 'si.l
light II Wellington ely l'r IL ti.'; tie = 60 -
tAe improvements.
s5rc Of the H,-: inviting tcais .Hl ~ ~. vl 81
PR g IN this nimen; ilIe s-l';e Is -''ibt.a'-''
c'ithiH!. Tr sol IS l.Iptti u ali = sH.tur j "
u;' IL Unisipr're Ian II We weed ~ u u -.
lnhE "T Ont ntur''l u'''7tl'E- III aie'' -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
2 lit2 g lSsai]ns;,.tt,
Elltor, a AZ az l.asaesr:

E2{itors Of kts int i.gcacer:
SIRs:-Ta the LIFE tim of the late Slr.
William b. Buchanan loaned, The
Plurality of Worlds, a work of much ahil-
ity, undertaking to show that the other
star-systcm5 aud our planetoTy worlds
w.rs not INHABITED. When he returned
ms t1e book, the f1ilowias rell and beau
tiful poenl IS inscr-laIreI in it. send
it to you for publication, being the paper
in waich so N my Of his Productions ~ 'de
their app ,arlnce. lie was man OF coH-
eiiarlbIe r. lding. i w.lI-by.i gentleman
aui possessed i fIe AMI cuIsiv..ss1 fan $.
H->= = ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
ORE TO BE ADMIRED T4!ST THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EiNPER0aS,
1Yhatl yVhz a Iseaasleal aead 81 IIair.

DGCAUSE IT Is THE JR.s A9iGs,T Ci,}D HIMSELF
ID provided for all 7:ca Reader Stti 'ns'l TIE
rose m ~ b1ya g.c- III: hiiy Ia the glowing cl;eolE
the exc hv erur - plTkHg the tce!iI be sitj-e "t
pc lrIs ii ;le EeU is LeGelt .: !s Covering u lie MIR
lie N t.!el aai s!iriveic AG,-ss md dry or wJr'e
still ii 5.iuk.ci witI sruy nature viii i'=e sore
.tiIIa hllE IBr si;SrGts graf HOpls tr restorative
If u.eI IHres times weak. WIZ Tes:4-e aud
rcr,nlgcntIY ss:Grc II Eli @ucl an ornament re III
taa blowing sI il =. JiIs writer vi the iirat -
he eslsjrLt1k Ps.t4tst, 4s.s!55y.s:
rR. y,,D:- &zw YjSx April lG 1859.
mn, Sir:-oerrni ne IL tNprs-- - yJn the o5!i-
cations an uuis the eGtige u" tor t;jn - my
liz t. its ,.i:, Il al T' tim II NJ tEri-
-y IL ;hs U.Iita state: Il 49, idly gray
lt ir,,n t!.e iupI ..io- IF you; Restorative
Il son re,tssre its ptigaI are. ] consider yarr
eJ:OltEP a4I TG. yNiI legsll ilTeatiIU quite e!'-
cAtiJu1 ) well tsrcc ale.
an, lea. sir. yours t.'i'yl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
Cor. ,:aItiI.,o are ana c ,.arIes-sts..

(.-.-.,..-e.,
Cor isaA 10 org ana u 40 tAes--'&S''
uALT1Npl. L. IN.
s7TTTG 1>.:.rj-l'TI9v - &lU IL TIE MOST
~ worm, ami .lanr :n Sntan. !,iss M
=, 80, - Il ,,...-, ,,a-a 49,, T., f,s,,
t5 tAI ~. NV" f.. Il,
- ,,,,r,i.~ # -t'e,ts rr,,rrs,sI. f,s. n.,.i,.
~ ~.
80 w. !" -. " ,, ca, ms an
,M h - - 10 - .r'',. ,,t,.-
e,'' ny r. ~, ~" -. ..l,,.I,
,tt q '''''.s 't-'i'-'''' .'-'' anu ~
"sl-.o c,-,,.-.,. t.. .,-., -, ,.-,,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27

New Wine Sc Li1u0r Store.
-EN,IE UVD Isl EGD P','p.,'rrEEFY neg
leave - in!lrm h4 mes II c,:ls tul The NuN
&c .rnr llv :l,I' he 'it' tlti i2y opened Wi,Ic gl.
HHI Retail Wine ~ fi1v,r Store cppgscte wi:il =
ElrTrDn " ", - 'TIu rtrer' one door, a" we the
Bank Of Wheeling where lie VII r,astl1l- kco-' on
hlnI fill l''irtmert u purc WinG1. Eraulics. W4
kieS. Gin. Rum Ti-.r., &C.
A. it i nv iIte1finn t. kan H'tlur Int pure stun
AMI n the rlrsat tstc1tnr - ri riersr tru'tc
to NO hHpe re eve s,sirc Of puhlc nItrHlI re.
whic!, terrI.s.ly sji,-t. CONRAD srE1G.L.
ivH n-'F.a-rlrl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
W.ines, Brandias. 800.
TEAS. sc.

III .hNAA u 1-As' &C
ID TTETNAN & 8 y. VI. u y.rth Cllrs'c7 st..
offer for sale the ftwirg rrt les of tlIer 5Su
mnnrt1ti n np~tcnllrlv C'r itHI'lvu7e:
ST 2GGY WIN !S-"c2 n mes Fl 70 I pale :.oi |
an l,-,,va sIterr'e4 in " VI 3.rsI in giiss
PORT WJTES-Sami'n' competition rel anil
w!l'te pn=s i7wNnl p1i N :iIsa.
MADEIRA wTSE-Tf', II wrrl 'TncN's fine
N,tcirl in yv1rl - N gl'=7: I'71. Gr7~c Tu-cc.
IIl1E WV observation-disclosures S'ef7'tcr-rr. T1r:
cTtvPAqvEw Nzs-,Ioet and chaaslor,'s finest.
u. Tvn1 ss-Hssrl AL Home -y.s nae old pale
all lNrls RrN7l lies.
EUIS-Nl All fine .77n1'ce Ant nm Grep1s11
IN S-1rl .e Tsl11l 'nerfe lN1l tTe-t from I'm Ion
iI0LLNV0 iTN--rIe be't In1l'ty-T' ernin bran
mi n MIXTURE VI Trnri r'h- rNt<7n n -.
20 haIfc!iestJ Of the fne't S)UGTi ING TEA.
rlhS-'5a1v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27

iW 2LsT S-wsP tFc: erie. IS ls5 VI =: An t2'js,
'ps,r . ) M'ppa;--D.t- Si5:--s1nlc month " siN
wees ap rece.vel ,s;e Of vur /! t,r esinrt.ty"
mi ,tcv i nav wife wa cfc!EGi - ;FF ! IN mes
iltiT ,isT!e thinking 4: t.5c tH!e >iiit {" u! restore
t, srtF lisit1 it, s,riginu color hit T. hex ~ c!
a, my sIgprite, CT we; trtil il IL peri TH
Ell In y i.rtl iect ~ tIGAns ali tile :f7ts hF
t,n i.ll !,r r,yu 1t tiu time Identifying aai
tilicc ..nr rtts tr. t:t.,pEiy lsment the b''e
Ges;i,tivc - li persons l.. ant NJ atcii otlEc Cd
their II.r. CilAfb.-s CAi.D-'h'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
III MEDICAL
HU II HH IsE<
Specific Homeopathic Rtnedie

Sp6CtiiC E!UliiG PoII!it I.tli.tlIG
rAND a; Tie heal q ren,,..al .-,as. ~ .
- ne II :lt isr.e- ~ al' -.i- Dol. So g..
ne 11.-urt-.-- .-s.iz.s,'- .'ll- s' F-
cry al zsiaCt ..-CJ-=,- its pre-. 80 -'-.-.
ci-e- y ale intricate .sls- leiIit.itz ~ls. ,...
usual Homeopathic i5-l.- 81 g e. s--
81 simple -l-y-sits az liz Vstsl~ ,-.,--- o.
they sac Tt4+s,-t; Isf ~ IT, Sc ;,rI= -.l-1
PvilCts, az I.t-- $3.50 @: .zisit...siiss E=
oE a77i--'--- '-1-, +.-t- = ''i-- 80 -,4-
tie El--tiit d: .lEs Tis.-ls s-c ','.I. a. a. f.,
l..,g- i.--sst. -ze a>=t=,e .Es.asy-.s
:-rt -L-IzE ,.t.- a. -. t.a... g..
axe -ls-i- E..= a sI..'- l ...- ..r
{ =, -r---.. r......r....
ton -lg r---a,l-Sl
c.'-'-- '-i.'5- i'. - .-' .'-- ..- t..
the -io.i.ss.. w.. .i.- j. ''l,.- e-..- s-
i.sT eF sr.eI!Is s,..l.s-.
No. !. [lJ=-- ...s--s y ieyy. ,"I.yr-- g.
No..: ii,rlr lll...-igr ygass.. .s,s., h. rs...
v sJTlHE t..- ttai-
M g5a ffiie-Tl .1lr,. r.-tss
H--A.iliE.-z azI! B.. e.t,. .!-.s.- q 80 s.s..t--
40 a. 4l5-s.a ..s. j..a---ta- .-.-..-z
I..tr-f-. -;sf st-la-il.,r t.-'5 -
80. e ii.-.-rtfs-s ltii -I.s t,---. ,a e.
800. e'..--o-. s..5s.-IaE c:.-la-r e.-.-.r e..
ao... + u I.fE.-F,r c. 49, .s...- l.--.
. Iuli,ar1.Es %. 81 E,- 4Fz-.a--
-sv- 70 ts-,-s !-,is----. g---a--
No. l.s--s--. i,.--l- r!-s-.5-.., g..
au.i uIisiez o.. s-.c !is-,'.
.,u.I.- Es-.=s.s.as L------Har NuHt q.
Stsrs1a..- aef@i. ..Is.E. .l..i i=1rs
-.o-Li- [-l- 4,'...ts mt. '-.'.. lie .'--l-s
SOL p I..'z-t,r lers ..i., g..
iig-. - sas s==..- s..l i'.rl
-.a- -7. '.' If--- E-EE =
E,s.l- y tr I -.a.a. I.-.-.r-5-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg aud Wheel
TRATNs.

Lerre e,cit..i n. s:l5 4. u AMI s;35 2. IL. arrive
1T IIri lSeo II q. t:iG Z. II. and $50 A VI.
Lave SlttsB ara+f ut 2tJ i. NJ and lis a'.i s:l5
P. ~ arrive at Bridgeport ~ ':3J A. DE- @a go 's;d
Fa.sersars ny tile c:IiA. NJ train iarc aeant fur
hours in i'i.r5bargHtn return same day Excursion
Tickets @ pittsburgh an! return $ -
F,;c slwIys 4lw, a;I :inIe much quicker Than
laT rr;Ier rj1IIe.
and .ast I'm nc procured a the office No. - WAGER
srieet net lo,r 10 sp.l,as it,usc Wheeling Va, aul
L Bridge n.t station.
nv - int .cces.lc lv tbs rli aud IT, -rngect lns
80 tie H;-t Not:i Yves. gGl N"gt:s-trst, n rIire
n. 81 Mater steel u With fEei tttnt n III ~
.,5-s station. i. y. MILLlA3IS, As't.
j n. AiccULL nU,iH IRE aeut.
f.R. MYERS Coat i'chsr At jun
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27

NJ family ;,n1lIl he :, .ji.,'.; t'.s-r i.'
t5v-.. Troy 7TrtIlt oily ffr.r.', .4.'
T 'i.-Tsls=i r. "a. private nee Ne. i.'-
Is .tzrscl ard rf.-i -. --rTs-' t3-s. - B..
Fsii an NEE: "a tic 1s4-t--si r=f- a'i b
y tTif7r "i Ii1eit5r- r -lirlr 'ii-ry-f-f 90. -
"f di=c1se r'7-Ff--:iv cssFf-- b. ~ lfr-s -
y I've reicvrr5 h- iaII- anal :s-lialI- ir'lI- %
= at all WIFI =,c-- II i,=--i \. 7se ---s
await Ti.c coming % gisat often .i--- re-
pcglsive if1zt:Fg "a. -ta- fH- 90 De fi-
81 ar hiiFscressr hicti l'rt rart = fF,'-
tire simple specific and restore 1. g ~ ="
ff- ss-s-n 20 hl-4i;ItaH =. 1l'ar-
sIiry arise m airy c-ssr fT1-, tIrif r=s ~
irfrrnce rneR lie elii-ii;utisu ir- .--
mrsf leaefcisl.
AGENTS WAIT. p
We t'csircau active. ef'c-snt 1--z'
orr remedies, " s.y-sy fgy,u orc sl..i.,
tel states. Add-sss d. Iii "
ay-sSgI by L. HOOKING. A.Sa;. N--s.-"
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P a S S E N G e r S

= II . = TT IN q r. IL .
Trs... s7r-= rZ7=y=F7z5'-
y $50 - t'''iss i5..'i,i.s,l
From the West Going South,
I II use Wr,hing;hn IRE l., cks'ur, ;.'r'lr,prJ
petcr4',ur- Weldon So. Sc. -friu l3tn"rPr ivHr Nhi
.Irs cllma1I Ere ercli burg md rnt mac 'niiro7
v sr,en Ill 1i conf rt die tetmerstn Neau'a Creek
.!eHcc to '.ic'm ~ tv 'c 2iChm md Fredericksburg
ND @ ,tNn'ac HAiir nj.
Hmirs of departure from W. >h5ng'on ';an A. NJ
1t r:90 A. ~ r-lv. HrrEose m 'cr ohuge NJ -ncc'r
gent checked through 10 richmond Petersburg and
Weldon.
Tr,m was'r'ngt N - ''irhmonA........-. 3 so
From IL 70 -, ,,e.s,,.h''rg -...-...
From do n Wilmington ...,... II
Tho T'c'iuio1l Err,cr'"'i-hr NHh "o'am-c "-l-
rad l1s hrc's IN MARATHON fr - veHrs r1l in NIL tint
time M a,s*,-rr Ires other been lsicl crinulci
lay -,lc4t which IS witnnt r1Hrl IN tils history
NJ roilro'b. n this couatry. s.KCTN, supt. Trims.
.!uue IS 1853 iyT-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27

cp29rIL Arc2Sct)v IL ~ To ALLcuG 1yIC
- OiIsty.4-,tU4.T5 Cl,ua CT,:s ITpFJ,y. TSrLrEI-
a., A;r r,r\ Bg1vo rt-t=, al u e. If the NncTI
Ms. rItlAr aud Va: II KS D As $ Of cry
de':ri1ri,l 4tc:stft!iv c c':-'.rTiVI1, LrIlN
A1ic:;3ss ;4IO9JLN. ri :UfNriSN TOR. SsUeALf1N
PNsN.r3t4. isPrt:pir NC ,E.1,.fns Hr3P:pSII DIS
EVr.IT DtNEsTEN. The var var t-ct "f PiLHs
cursl N SiIrt time; as, & the TIN CT Liver AMI
Bivsi4 Tlar, Isol -es iI:i leatHl Nv 'ucn
an lrliilr wl'cI li9tir -Iisiel sue
ls5 IN n-pla.e p3 t',uyl ID csc:idc,cs Of his pes
feet Sp:;3s.ii -Iei't:
CAY331s, 9LD SolEs IN TOTS, NIP DEsENs-
rs sVfSEJiN ~ " nv y s 1RrPtTHS, sCGLO
n!N1. " !Ts. PlbYPu3 u TIL! NOSE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
1860.

THE CESTE2 AL
PENNSYLVANIA 81Il ROAD.
81 MES n5UBLs TRACK.
~ - = .....:s.z
The Capacity Q! this &opl j. now elu" to "ny in i!ie
Country.
Three Through Passenger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH < PHILADELPHIA.
c injecting direct N the Union pepat Il pittsburgh
with t.roug rr,in, fu all eic.li Cities u rti,9-
'le9iijt Jew York lost5a iiS.si'',re and Mi.ihtns
,n city; thus furnishing .Ic.lit.cs tng tie tru=p1r-
lti1n OF Passengers unsurpassed Tor speed tu'. c-
xgc '.nl s,,- Line: rim through to philadelphia
without chlnge Of ,alts az Con motors.
Smoking Cars I'ttcl!ct 10 cEc TRAIN: Ns"Itl!h
'lcrpin, Car 2xpr tiI Fast Trains. The Il X
press runs Daily. Mai rui Fast lilc san lays
saccgtcl. Three ,ly EiT,os connect d,rayi .r new
six it,sy trtins between Philadelphia anil New
York. Wv, ,Iv rrt.f,- be.w Eew York and iins-
ton. Thr.r= Ticket I'll! Rail- e,R either o
the above Trains. and transfers through New YORK
BjAr TICKETS tn Boston are So,l v'., iorwfcI
Fail ..ivcr 81 Stonns'on Lines Baggage trAnsi-TEe;
TICKE cts may be obt1i1e lat any cfthc important
triI Road p!ices M the Wot 4! - OH h'Hrl any OF
the regular Line OF Steamers ON the Mississippi or
,z3-Fare always as low and time 80
quick ms ny amy OtHer Route.
ASK FIR TICKETS GY p!TfS#U EGil.
The completion of the We tern ,are:t!Jns Of the
DlEecl Lime l2e 4,.eeE2 Le East a:ld t1Ac
C5rc2 Yves.
Tho el1cs,.ug ri t. g;lt5 ~ tiEc NJ Hoh Er'lEC
It r,tts5.r..' srpirI- Il! 'if.Y~tE. oC ;yr.asc
IRE GIT Sa-nc tlu NJ 1t tfs. ''re t'rLi-
ts-e5 rerlts .92:eriI.ci b. shp ea o: n: at ana
F1g Frs ia ,Tttg::ts " shtpo.7s 1.rosons. apply
. or sli,eas either Of ihe f'.IJwns AseAts d. inc
''''r wy D. ,sF..wArT. ni,t.bursh:
i. $. rIsHo. * Co, %I,e.v.iic }: J. J. iort'i1E'T
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Or IN 11v 9th r Plrs If tho 61IY'
run2ss Axp swE1LINas

every is,csiasto1, N " tll1ut the 1t the knife
or llv sr sc ii mara .lts. r'iese tat Iels
e1ctil,s b. eI-c y. - l:lce therefore all
sIsiHts lf'n lat nj The cice'nI Ter the ceors
Or. nt,te. IA, ,iit'e 4 NV 'isc very IT sFu,d'
that vii 1-tll:. N ut & h N-NRicr.'' AMI
rortl-a =ra1,1.ns ~ipl'1 he ~, wI-hjut resort
T. t1s kl &c. All li4e.gsS oS t:Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-27
EYE7 ANO MS

Arc successfully tr1ts vt,o n, uss If trio knife
or rssl-e. Dr. Bans, az 20 ltly ~ hlll at
his J.Iics an eIsel9vo IS tn M of beautiful
ARTTF:C- AZ EYES
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Baltimore s. Ohio Rail Roa 4

DItti!l ne N OUl' Kilt .St't !
-. ------------~ -
Vyi.'NE1I ALSRAEGE3LE"T.
~ tnt lfte. 'trulay the ii;i Il November 1853.
J The passenger Trains WI rn j lily - low:
fi.>t-i!.c Hrg.t southwestern -. iorF tincin-
iGti Columbus Wheeling ieuwO,i Huti" re :ni
y l5iinsthn ,ity l-Xi.re5S lcivc' Wheeling lazy ~
i:JH A. u. arriving ia Ettn' re NJ SO \. w.. coli
icr+ip; with II ins FIR lac atcTu s! southern cities
'cturlng leaves Eaim IT. !. ). =. VI. arriving nt
,'cnGa d N 80 lni Wheeling NJ 81: \. u. ,nHcc;-
ny With tie great Wc,Jcrn SlEthwc tern mi N"tl'
wsitcru ;Sprcs7 III train nTly stops Tor meals and
,iiopiyr- { y ne Wit, fuel sal VOTER.
$ncbn Tile Ost'iwes-cTu ''rv'l 'nt Cltic'Sa -.
louis Iut ;u,poiis IRyt ~. EinSiun'ti Columbus.
Wheeling Ecnwnll Ta'tin"Te anil Wellington City
.Nrre departs d,iv except ttnrl'Y AZ ~ i. ".
N arr 1t Elimnrcrt i:i =. 4. connecting with
lie tlliu- FIR tiJa = e5e 1nl Southern cii"'. c-
uruing c,ves Bnlin re u Z; 4. ". AMI arriving
It ?eDwhu n ':I5 ani Wheeling. NJ 30 4. ". This
rain -nps NJ all .lrr 4tptnn- at Vt Cumberland.
Wheeling oEl Cu'Hhcr!1nd Accom- nlnltiun train
'rlyea Wheeling Il Iiiv Sutitvs CCcantrl nt - 4. 81.
reiying in Curhariuel NJ f:li T. II. rcturninc
'clyc- Cumberl,l ~ SIS \. n ll arrives II Wheel
M. a ella =. VI. THE train sfbp ~ I'll atrtcrs.
These rtins all make close connection will! trains
J.R.FlRD Agent.
w n. SWIFT NFoSter Of Tr71rs',,rtatinn.
L.N.c1rr GenI Tic.,ct Agent. noyi 80
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DIED.

.sr
On me morning ofthe 9Th Instant SOPHIA. aret
$500, the only daughter of Henry and Sarai
we have lost our dear little Sophia.
1xSSIhe persisted in the Spring,
"hen earliest flowers began to bud,
And eariiest birds to sing.
nat merry shout no more hear,
NO laughing child see;
M nfle arms arc round my neck,
~ Ieet are on my knee.
PISS Uses drop upon my cheek
nose lips are sealed to me-
VaI Lord, how could give her up
NJ any one but thee.
;t funeral will take plsce-on Tuesday, the 9Th
annaa at O'Clock p. m, from her IA ther's resi-
f,nJ No: 81 street, between 18th and 18TH The
iiienos OF the family are invited to attend.
; IN iIe r., 4th instant, THOMAS CLARKE, of this
oi u :; ~ e. the G3th year of his age.
sth -, oouneIa Will take place on Tuesday, March
%.nt clock .. M, from his late residr nee Eat
CoP,.ol street one door from Sd. where his friends
further notice. Wv d"'0'eu W "''oho "i'hou'
Leonaldtown papers please copy.
Sudacny on the 4th inst, at her residence in Al
SH aTrn1 county, Va Mrs. SARAH b. BRO
49, Ill slaughter ofthe late John Tyler, Esq of
tt, tive w IlIlam county, Va, and wife of John C.
TTrosaaugh ESQ., of the First Auditors office, u s.
~ asurry Department.
;rrtadl friends and acquantances are respectfully
ate $50 TO attend her funeral tomorrow, from her
i".Y Iesldence, at o'clock p. m.
Jst SGKs0N, Of SH tSea. Cat ss s shS
All mts caves have their time to fall,
Anu flowers to perish in the north winds breath,
ana stars to fade; but thou hast all seasons
For thine own, Oh Death"
lGGOrgla papers please copy,
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THE LATEST NEWs.
TIE l. e G. HIC.
Less 81 the Hunsarisn.


.n,s. SSNrnnaL, March, 3.-The following de.
here las, received by the Hungarians sgen,
r. rS HARRINGTON, n. s, March \.
from Rscns,nI,LS, AtIes Co IL have returned
s DeScaIo AZ hthorhe. I went over mile 90 "a |.
coast No more bodies h.ve hs", .ex 49, ~ ).
Trunks have been found-one helonasn,, a, NJ.
garet Robertson, Montreal. one 10 ~ go. a. a
Toronto, and one TO w. R. Crorl., N e.t"
Conn. found quantity Of goods at Rae, ..
Port latour, but not package whole ,l.o s,,nS
one boat unchanged. From the appearance os,Su
goods don't think 10 advisable 70 keep the scba
er here longer. Lloyds agent advises the goods Z,
be sold here, they being 20 badly damaged. The
goods are spread over space of a bout ten miles
and. being In 90 many hands, there will be u ea,
diniculty In collecting them. The surveyors hav.
not yet given In their report. A. CRAWFORD.
The following is list Of the passengers booked
per the Hungarian. at the agency of the Grand
Trunk RAILROAD In England
Mr. Hyatt, OF Sherbrook, one adult, FIRST class
Mr.. Childs, Of Bowmansvile, two adults and
infant, second class.
Mr.. Evans. Of Montreal. two adults first class
Mr.. Cameron, Montreal. one adult, first class.
Mr. Stuart Of Montreal one adult first clas.
Mr.. Balmef, of Montreal, two adults, first class
Mr.. Wilson, of Toronto, one adult, first class
Mr.. Richardson, Of Toronto, two adults second
class.
Mr. Morrison, of Toronto. one adult first class
Mr.. Martin, Of Toronto, one adult second class
Mr. Shauk, Of Toronto, one adult, second class
Mr.. Woods, Of Cornwall. one adult, frst class
Ma. Bartlett, Of Quebec one sdult, second class.
Mr.. Ssrricuras, Of Niagara Fails, two adults,
second class.
cless.
MONTREAL, March 3.-Captain Crawford tele-
graphs to the agent Of the Hungarian that nve
more mail bags have been found, but no more
bodies.
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I Qgfnu's Cop Lynn On yzlLys
;APPrnved BY the New York Academy Of Modi.
C Oi ~ tw1ce more el6oecious than the liQuid
OIL ~ me only cure for Scrofules, Consump-
ton and all kinds Of CouGhs - :" -. I'D
ossnsixe 5 L;LIIsD GAsfoI On, by which he
~ III reaslnass OF the oil N obyl8ted. For sale
~ S tespectable druggists IN Washington and
* aspSLD, PAHKKR 3 MowKR, Wholesale gents,
L" neoAhan street, Now York city. no Sm
fENNIEs:-Persons desiring Pennies will always
ma Them for exchange at the Star Once oounfsr
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Brutal Hsmicide

PHILADELPHIA, March "a brutal homicide
was committed here this morning. John Parker,
a cartman, was beaten 70 death by two Young
rowdes at a lumber yard. The attack was I'M
provoked. Parker was a Prussian by birth The
rowdies have not vet been arrested.
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Collision at Sea

NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-The schooner James
Miller, from New York. co!lided on the Iith
instant with the schooner Galena from Trinidad
bound for New York. The latter vessel is a total
loss. The james Miller has arrived here in a
damaged condition, bringing the captain and
crew of the Galena
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 5-Flour has advanced 5a
lOc. for good grades; State So 2a5 IS; Ohio SO va
Clio; Southern 5 90aS5 95. Wheat has advan-
cling tendency; choice white has advanced 2a3c
low grades are firm. Corn is firm and quiet
Pork is quiet mess Sl7 37asIs 81; prime Sf2 STA
Sli.75. Lard is heavy at IOa all &c. Whisky is
firm at PIC.
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AUCTION SALES.
..B! Wall 9 BARsNARD, Auoson..I..

By WALL BARNARD, Aucnoneerx
GALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF PRIME
sG tEsbxY M1kN tiNR
9Th inst, at 10 O'Clock. We Will sell At the Auctiou
H .S siasse stock OF prime Groceries, Liquor'
Barrels crushed w hits and Coffee Sugars.
Chests R1a.t Imperial GunPovder, Young Tyson and
BoIss Ma! ga and sultsna Rarsins, Crtron and
B. xes MaccsronI, Vermacelli and Starch,
Cases Sweet Oil and Bay Rum,
f1 Eds. Blue.
Kks.. h "a. Soda, Pickle: and Goldfish.
Cigars, different brsnds,
Bla: bSsJTy , Brady; W9lr. soAisd.m sohnapp..
0etnves and barrels Brand, and Native Wines,
Casks Old BonIbS., Pike: XXX, Mcnp. entail.
And many other goods in the Grocery line
Also, Will be acded, for sccount Of whom 1t may
Ss 9 sh:s
aq WEI PGs' Auot.
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
IRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of q decree of
Coui me Of G 5ss S9u f By the Circuit
samuel Leshear deceased the nnds s IL si
WEDNESDAY, the il.h day # March, iSs !. at t. I
o o1oost, p M, upon the RIep.es &c stable
Georgetown ID. c.. having a front on said street
- feet .rd running hack IS feet. The improve
ments on sa lot consist of q three. story frame
Terms Of "a g: One third cash; bsfanee IN s.pdIa
months the purchaser to notes for the deferr ed
x deed given and decd of trust ,sSsn VI HtIccn
yyeyan,cSs at the cost of the Pprchp
mars BARNARD BUCKEl, Aucts. =
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Fatal Accident.

CONCORD, n. n, March 3.-Ira w. Colkins. a
student in the Methodist Biblical Institute Of this
city, was killed last night by being thrown from
hand-car in which he was taking exercise.
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he Ohio River.

PARKERsBuRG, Va, March 3-The water in
the channel of the river at this point and for two
hundred miles below Pittsburg, is twelve feet
deep, and rising. There are daily departures for
the Ohio and Mississippi landings
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 5-Flour is active and
prices firm Howard street and Ohio IS SO.
Wheat closed quiet but frm white 81 47aI 81
red 81 37aI 80. Corn closed steady; white 72a73c;
yellow 70a73c. Pork closed very dull; mess
sIa 5QaSIs; prime sI4 .5Oasl5. Whisky is dull
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Death Of a RaiIroad Of0c,r.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4-wm. h. Foster, In .
vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad, died
suddenly this morning, in this city, Of apoplexy
He was As years Of age.
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The Mayoralty of Utica

UREA, March 3.-DeWitt Z. Grove, the Demo
cratic nominee, is the only candidate for the May
orally, Calvin HALL, the Republican candidate,
having refused to run.