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.u-. Is ..-' LAW BOOKS. III -r.....f
"A LAW DICTIONARY AND GL0SSARY-Contain-
"A ing full Definitions of the Primo pal TENS OF THE
COMMON Civil LAW together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations of the various technical phrases in different
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise embracing also all the Principal
Common and Civil Law maxims; By Alexander NJ. Bur-
rl: neO and enlarged edision.
For sale by .s..-
\ W. L. POMERoY.
Rale gh, N. c., Feb %, 1850. lift
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DRY GOODS,

ct DRY GOOl'E,
CHEAPER THAN EN ER!
Ssnr IINDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN
s'-m The citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that t"el
~. inst received one of the largest and best STOCKS Oh
Spring AND SUMNER GOODS,
over been exhibited in Raleigh. Their Stock has
49, selarted with great aud OF the latest
fons and therefore they venture 10 say Tb call the
csnnot he exceed in taste and cheapness Ihey ca' '
nsrt;cuar attention of the ladies to their
GREAT
variety of Fashionable Dress Goods sucn as a" TaT
Rct silks F6ulard Silk Valencias Goats HAIR LOT nav
80: -nroSsss Lawns Organizes, Rubes IN Berages anu
1ns Nnslin of all prices and qualities French ococ1
and English Ginghams, and line assortment vi linus w
Domesiics. All of which they otler at great
BARGAINS!
White Goods of every description; Ribbons and bon,
Iace Goods and Needle Works, the Des asso me
TO be fund in the city; Mantillas lac hra they are
enabled 10 offer them
rrces % per cent lower than any other nous o liam
Sb;er stock of Fancy Goods and HosIereS Is ais ~,
:, nos over before Hoop Skirts in ABUNDANCE rom NJ
20 Suring and from 10 cents upwards t;os md
nav nsrticu,ar attention to this branch OF BUSINESS ~
ih;r large assortment is deserving OF especai h"e
S- stnct embraces sizes from the smallest IMAM, :"
tha l.rqest ladies-in Congress and Lace Gai'eIS an
inn Shoes and Slippers-Freneh Md ana MorrcG - Nd
and without heels Their prices are asonSus 80; ~
in fact, purchasers may save ~ per 'e"'' =
them. ,nourc o,d JFwEIRY is COM
plete. =, =. s;,ds f,r the liberal nat
s t6ey have heretofore received, they pledge 'hen
selves hereafter heretofore TO make u 10 'ne Thr
buyers TO call ON them before purchasing eiSe"Ies. IL
esnecaily solicit examination OF 'he,r " . rr,t
Ladies feeling confident that the only place to secure sea
ia at
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FAYETTEVILL
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,


FAYETTEVILLE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
... . Assets s254, 6ls.62.
TENHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
Il than six years, and has paid IFS fire losses,
amounting $25,a24. without any assessment; insu-
averaging its members about q per cent ----
Amount Of property insured, 81, o53,49o.ol
Amount premium notes on hand 24I ,T3S.Os
DIREcToRs.
Gen. Mcneil, S. T. Hawley,
d. \. Raw, W. n. Tillinghast,
l. Myruver, A. A. McKethan,
\. W. Tlinghast, ]. ID. Williams,
Henry Lilly, Jas e. Cook,
n. A. Siedman, A. w. Sie0
s. J. Iiinsdale. Jas Kyle,
7. = Iutterluh, Hon. j. q. Shepherd,
VIM. McLaurn. r. F. Brown, Wilmington.
A. E. Hail. Wilmington.
OFFICERS:
GEO. McNElI.L President.
ID. A. RAY. Vice President.
C. A. MCMILLAN. Secretary.
JXo. COLLINS aud C. C. McCRUNNEN,
Travelling Agents.
~ The Company invite applications
May ~. lsa9. Ally.
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JUST RECEIVED,
~ BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR
SeD Also prime lot of Goshen Butter, in large and
small packages
Also lot Of picked and smoked Salmon and picked
Beef Tongues
For sale by
Raleigh c., April 10, 1850. SO-u
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE q BRITISH
REVIEWS.
January 20, 1850.


REVIEWS.
SCOTT co, NEW YORK. continue to publish
Lie the following leading British Periodicals, viz:
1.-The London Quarterly, (Conservative.)
2.-The Edinburgh Review, (Whig9
3.-The North British Review, Free Church)
4.-The Westminster Review, Q.iberal.l
5.-Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)
These periodicals ably represent the three great political
parties Of Great Britain Wing Tory and Radcal--but
politics forms only feature Of their character. As Or
ans of the most profound writers Science Literature
Morality, and Religion they stand they have stood
unrvaed in The world Of letters being considered inds
pensabe the scholar and the professional man. while
the intelligent reader of every class they furnish more
and sasfac recd of the literature of
the day. throughout the world, than be possibly OBJ
tanned Fl ON any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
publisher gives additional value to these Reprints mas
much they be placed in the hands of subscr-
bers about as the original editions
TERu pm ANxU
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

. SALE OF REAL ESTATE. -
10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF PRUST TO NE Exc
Id cuted by JOHN O, w. FAUCET, lately deceased,
on the 18Th November 1882 shall proceed 70 sell 10 the
highest bidder for Cash. The 10th day Of July next at
the Court House door in the City OF Raleigh house and
lot in the southern portion OF the said City, on the Fay
ettevlle oad, adjoining the lands of sylvester Smith,
RANSOM JOHNSON, Trustee.
I. Nav go j SEQ. ~ lolFja4 q - J 48--td.
VyHE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
il the members Of the NORTHCAR0LlNA MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY will be be d at The siice
Of the Company in Raleigh atll o'clock A. d.. on NON
DAY tie I'd day of July next
June s, 1890 q az ~ sE'ss std.
hsg 5issi141
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NEW LIVERY STABLE IN RALEIGH.

EWlAE SUBSCRIBER TENDERS HIS SINCERE
thanks 10 his old friends and patrons for their ben.
patronage heretofore bestowed him. and hopes BY strict
attention TO business in the old to merit their
patronage again He all who may call on him that
he will give them general satisfaction in his line O oas
ness. He has just opened ... -.is--r y +, 3.
r5- A New Livery Stable,
in the rear Of the Court House. and within few steps Of
his former Stable where he will keep band some good
80 7''I,o- ~ - - JAMES NJ HARRIS
r Raleigh, May II. 1850. .sgal "a. Ss-ln.t
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THE MOST SUPERB SALAD OIL.
HAVE RECEIVED A FEW DOZEN SALAD OH.
that is certainly the most superior article of the Kind
| ever saw. Sehd and get bostle. g
- Al PESCUDS DRUG STORE
Raleigh, May IS, 1860. -a ...... .... 4O-h
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
$3.50 p. f. PES C.UD. IS
yVhoIesale n nd Retail Druggist.

GLYCERINE SOAP.
a A n DOZEN OF THAT SPLENDID GLYCERINE
IL Soap which has given such universal satisfac-
tor, aud has become Indispensable Toilet article
For sale by d -..--- $50
-.ssgg ..-rt.-.,l er..s.--. p. F. PESCUR
Raleigh, May 49, 1860. FL. f....s :, .sg 4O-r
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NoRrH-CAROLINA WRAPPING PAPER.

Raleigh, N c.. March Q. 1890. Pei
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
BY TETEGRApH.

NEW Yonx, March 2-Flour Il shade higher with
better demand both for eastern and local trade: sales
0100 bills l5trj % for super state, so for
extra do. S5.5GDj.25 for super western. S5,S5@ so
for common TO medium extra do. S5,0eGRG Tor shipping
steady: sales $50 hbls, at &3704,4D for common to
choice supcFlue. Corn Meal firm and moderately
active: sales $50 bb!s jersey at S3.C5. Buckwheat
Fourin fair request Sl,G2l @61 rs per cwt Whisky
without material change sales 400 hbls at 232ic.
Wheat irmcr with only limited supply offered: sales
200 bush. wliitO Tndina Mt 81 55 l00 bush MiIwau-
ke Club NJ 81 .22l% Corn, doing and the mar
kst irmer: sales 1900 busl ut TgtdSlc for yellow
aud wh're. chiefly soc Pork dull. heavy and lower:
sales $50 bills Sl725Ga iT,3Tl% for old mess. S2h
for mess Sl3T5@ $50 for new prime. $3.50 for
old, II % for thin mess, $ltlG,5O for western
sales 2ADG ibls. SL25ll5O for prime $525G1E.36 for
lness S9dlOjO for rrpackc mess. ST. 2SGa12.O for
extra mess. Beef hams quiet email sales at - for
state ID for western. Dressed Hogs dull! at 52SSc
Cut meats hcnvy sales 40 plSCs Mt lSSl{ for sl;ou
dels 9lEH915 for Iauis Bacon firm sales 100 boxes
city long ribbed and clear nildles nj leAIc. Lard
dull and heavy: sales 375 bbs ut l07&1l Butter
quiet, Halle for Ohio, l4(020c for state Cheese
firm and in fair demand at 132nc. Coffee firm and
quiet: sales 800 bbls bags Rio 12% MOlnsscs quet
sales 1000 bills " o at 4S% and hy auction 100 bbls
n. o. at 40@tlc 10 bills Texas Mt 3o643ac Sugars
dull and heavy: sales 300 hhds Cuba at C 9T4 and
by auction 3T5 binds y. o. at Sc.
CINCIxNArI, 3Earch 2.-prOvisions unchanged; good
demand for pork at Sl7 % for good city brands
but scarcc and generally hold at $l7 So much de
maud for bulk meats, but holders firm, and ask
G1G@GM for Shoulders and S3s6GSI% for sides; de-
nand for bacon trihine: prices nominal at 72E6nTla
pork AT l7.; 25 hhds. bacon shoulders sold ut I3S
and 300 bbls lard Mt 1879 Flour continues buoyant;
the sales made trilling: supcrne Sj,3OGD5.4O
extra $1lO15.6o. Whisky dull and heavy, and &c.
lower; sales 1900 bbls, Mt l9I3 including wagon
Molassc4 continues very dull prime selling at 4li2
range Tor lower 10 strictly primo. Coffee mncliangct
not much doing. Tho demand for Wheat is fair the
mrrs buy sparingv at present prices; prime white
81 .3O 49, prime red Sl,251,2S Ear Corn in good
demand; prices firm ut lSGD49 in bulk; sleed IS dull
and unchanged. Oats easier: prices shade lower;
We Mt nrls in Al
at 70@T2. Hay dull; prime Timothy SIS por ton ON
arrival.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
SMITHS WHEBLlNG ALES
IN Wood and GInss

Ia W. GOD ana GLASS;
NJ Y CUSTOMERS, AND TILE PUBLIC GESER-
w ALLY, respectfully informed that for the
purpose Of concentrating all my attention and rosOur
my brewery. Malt -HOuSe &C.. in this city,
have sold my Pittsburgh brewery to McseTs. Fleming
Brothers there.
Thanking my numerous customers In all parts Of
the country for their patronage. desire to assure
them that sall continue To anufAcTure fhOsr fino
Champagne. Kenneth Pale, and Bitter Ales, which
have heretofore been produced exclusively at this
tablishuse emit, and which have acquired high TePu
tatOn for purity AMI general excellence.
have greatly enlarged the bOttlinS department.
which is in high -tate Of perfection, aud eAPa-
bic ii supplying the vast demand tor the celebrated
"Whrelinls bOttlol Ale
All orders for any at these products must hereafter
be directed TO at Wheeling W." where they
will be tilIrEl ami dispatched with prOmptneSs-
fcbIO-rr GEO. W. SMITH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ave Place ID "a ThernI

There are hundreds Of persons male
hnd female, who ought to use one or an
other of these articles named below
Take time by the forelock." and save
your health and strength, before both are
gone forever
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds ofRupture.
Supporters; various styles.
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
styles.
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
Trusscs and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &c, are furnished of any size aud
style wanted, at short notice. Trusses
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired. Address or call on T. H. LOGAN
Il Co., No. ~, Main Street, or LOGAN, LIST
Il Co., Bridge corner, Wheeling, Va.
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Fron, Wnshineton.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Commits
sioner OF the Land Office has certified To
the Secretary OF the Interior an aggregate
of over Bis, 900 acres for the benefit OF the
Minnesota and Pacific Railroad under the
act Of Congress. This is the first INSTALL
ment for That object.
Speaker Pennington has appointed Hon.
Messrs. English, of Ind, Stanton, Of Ohio,
and GartreIl, OF Gr.. regents of tue Smith
soniau Institute On the part Of the House
of Representatives.
The House Committee on Military AZ
fairs have had the subject OF the Pacific
Railroad under consideration, but have
come 10 no conclusion. As Il preliminary,
they have instructed the Chairman to ask
for the printing of the several bills refer
red 10 that committee, including that ma
tured and agreed on by the Select Com
mittee last session, providing for n central
route. The idea is entertained of uniting
this with the central route The plan Of
aid is in the form of postal and transport
tation advances by the u $. Government
and by private mems, and is now the gem
orally conceded plan of construction.
]. II. DeGraff is appointed chief clerk
in the Land Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
rhe ReadIng, 70, conrentlon.

READING, Pa. March 2d.-Delegates to
Charleston and electors were elected. The
Convention adopted a platform of resolu-
tiOns. The first declares mistaken conf
dence in the principles of the Democratic
party, as proclaimed at the Conventions
held at Baltimore and Cincinnati. The
second deprecates the agitation of slavery
in and out of Congress, as tending To
weaken the bonds of Union, excite ami
mostly and thus create hehrt-burnings and
accomplish no possible good. The third
declares that Congress has no power to
legislate on the subject of slavery in the
Territories. The fourth says the question
of the right of citizens to hold slaves in
the Territories is judicial question and
not Il legislative one. Its decision is COM
mitted exclusively to the Courts.
The fifth declares that the whole power
belonging to Congress is to legislate and
enact laws and execute them. 1t belongs
to the Judiciary to interpret them. and
their decision is final and conclusive and
should be chccrfully aCquiCsccd in.
Sixth, The doctrine of irresponsible
conflict between the North and South is
fraught with danger TO the best interests
and dearest rights of the people of the
cOntedcraCy.
Seventh, The Union of the States is
above and beyond all price, and the duty
of patriots is TO irown Indignantly on any
attempt TO ALLEVIATE one portion of the
Union from the rest.
Eighth. This treason is deprecated rs
an attempt of sectional parties. Every
effort of such parties to obtain control of
the government is to he resisted. Formed.
as the government Is, for the common good
of the whole country. all sovereignty rests
with the people, who hold power to con-
duct the government through their repre-
sentatives. The government can only eX-
list as Il Union of the States, sovereign and
independent within their own limits and in
their own domestic concerns, hut hound
together as Il people Ivy the general gov
crnmcnt.
Ninth, In the adoption of the Federal
Constitution the State acted seveTally as
free and independent sovereignties, dele
eating IL portion of their powers to the
Federal Government as security against
dangers, domestic or foreign, and any in
terest for the meddiing of one or moro
States with the domestic institutions of
another, and sTbvcrsion and violation of
the Constitution serving to weaken and
destroy the Union.
Tenth, The acts of the State Legisla-
lures to defeat the purposes of the fugitive
slave law are subsersive to the Constitu-
ton and revolutionary in effect.
Eleventh, The domestic and foreign pol
icy of Mr.. Buchanan has been cminently
pare, patriotic, conservative and just, and
We look upon the success GROWING his Ia
bors as the proudest vindicatiOn of its pro-
priety and wisdom.
Twelfth, We concnr in the views and
recommendations in matters of State poll
cy of Gov Packer, and in his prompt and
patriotic action in delivering to the author
tiles of Virginia the fugitives from JUS
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E1g~A DAY OF SuNsuINE.-Yesterday
waa such day ofsuns!rine as made every
thing glad, and clothed all creation in
smiles. The air was tempered just precise
" TO that degree which enabled one to dis
pcnsc with an overcoat, and enjoy the con-
Scqucnt freedom of body and limb. No
body thought of staying within DOORS
Every street was full of busy, plodding hui
manity. and number of corners were filled
with their usual number of fair weather
oilers. Business took Il lively turn, and
the streets were alive with vehicles and
other evidences of thrift. Gay hats, snowy
ribbons rainbow robes, and occasionally IL
narrow strip of white hose made their APP
pcoraucc, importing an air ofgaiety to the
scene. The glad spring time is approach
ing, we know, for yesterday we felt its
breath, though we fear it will tarry by the
wayside until far into the ides.
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The Xvreck OF nc Hunrnrinn.

HALIFAX, March Am official letter
from Mr.. Townsend, agent of the govern
ment, at the wreck of the Hungarian, says
that it is now asccrtainod beyond doubt
that there are no survivors of the disaster
to the Hungarian. Only three bodies have
been found; one of women, one of
child, supposed to be two years old, and
that of a man, supposed to he fireman.
The cargo and materials of the steamer
are scattered along the shore from Tasket
around Capa Sable, as far eSat US Ragged
Island. A considerable quantity of goods
are drifting ashore at the mouth of Shell
bourne harbOr.
The country people generally are acting
honestly. Three stores are hired ut Bar
rington, to collect the property in, which is
of considerable value.
Tia ships articles have been found and
they show that the crew numbered IA. No
passenger list has yet been found.
The rumored finding of the clearance of
the steamer, is untrue.
The only passengers yet known to have
hcen on board the Inflated steamer, arc
Wm. Boultcnhousc, of Sackville, and DR..
Barrett, of n. Y. A box belonging to the
latter, has been found, which contains
number of letters from his wife aud
daughter.
Particular care will be taken of any1bo-
dies that may be found and a record of the
marks found upon them, will DC kept
The bodies will he buried i'll separate
graves for recovery by their friends.
The mails are soaked into pulp, but
they will be sent to Halifax by the revenue
cutter Daring.
Hon. Jso. House, Provincial Secretary, is
exhibiting much interest and prOmptitudc
concerning the wreck
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
rroG. o. j. woods Hair Restorative.

PrOf. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative.
VIII, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR: will
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural secretionsi will remove at once
all itching; will remove all dandrufi; will
cure all eruptions, even scald head; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again: Will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
tilsten it and stop it falling; and is one Of
the best toilet articles for the hair now III
use.
Something Nem-Babbitt' Medicinal
Salacratus, manufactured from common
salt, is prepared entirely different from
other salaeratus.
g. T. Bu6Jit"S Concentrated Potash is
double the strength of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
tiful white soap.
i. T BaJjHis Soap I'o,rder.-Washing
without labor! Warranted to take the
stains ont of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at the Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by REED & KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

L@y~TuE Union of yesterday morning,
makes Il labored effort to place us at outs
with certain officers OF the steamer II. d.
Mcars, who were named or implicated in a
paragraph which we copied from the Ports
mouth tribune, on Thursday. The Union
seems 10 think there is no way so good to
obtain favor as at our expense. 1t knows
that We neither desired nor intended to do
injustice to any one connected with the
steamer Mcars, as we'll as it knows that its
pucrile effort to make that impression was
prompted by malignant sellishness and
mcanuess that defNces humanity wherever
1t is manifosted-hy the same curish
spirit that characterized its controversy in
the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad affair, and
which is in perfect keeping with the general
tone of the sheet. Every liberal minded
man despiscs such small-souled sordidness
of principle. and we don't know but what
we might have permitted the matter to rest
with the public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
,iee who participated in the hampers Ferry

tice who participated in the Hampers Ferry
. oatrages.
Thirteenth, The convictions of the Den =
oeraiic party of PenuSyIvNnia remain IA =
sh ken in the wisdom and justice Of adj =
quale protection TO the coalition CT VOC
and the great staple productions of the
country The views of Mr.. Buchanan n
the subject of specific duties are AZ proved.
Our representatives in Congress are de-
sired to prodnre such mobilization OF tue
laws Us the unwiSe legislation OF the Re
publican psrty in 1857 renders necessary
to the proprieIy Of the industrial interests
of Pennsylvania.
Fourteenth endorses the nomination of
Henry d. Foster. and also pledges the
Democracy of Pennsylvania to the nom
inee of the Charleston Convention
The President briefly addressed the Cor
vention. Adjourned sine die.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

HS@ THE ORIGINAL SWISS BELL RINGERS
performed at Washington Hall, last night,
and entertained their audience in a salts
factory manner. As bell ringers, this
troupe are vastly superior to the alleged
bogus company which preceded them, and
as v0colists, we have rarely listened to their
equals. They give another of their novel
aud pleasant entertainments tonight, and
all who wish to spend pleasant evening,
and ENJOY rare and musical treat, will
certainly be present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

The closing years of life are often rem
lcred wretchcd by ailments which arc
tritling in themselves and are easily cured
if taken in time. Affection of the liver,
stomach, and other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, IRA
table and complaining. and relative and
friends are forced to bear the hrunt Of
their iIl-humor. The use of Hostetter's
Celebrated Stomach Bitters will prove an
efficient remedy for this evil, it will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure the most obsti-
nate case of Indigestion, Dinrrhma, Dys-
EMERY, and Liver Complaint. The first
physicians in the country arc loud in
their praise Of this preparation. Another
recommendation Of the DitterS is that it
is so paIatnblc to the taste that it may be
used as beverage. Sold by all druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

Ge2S@TnE RGvER.-There were about ten
'eet water in the channel yesterday, and
falling slowly. The weather was delight
iuI. The Silver Wave, with good trip
OF stuff, chiefly on the hurricane deck,
touched here yesterday on her way to the
South. The packets arrived and departed
as usual, and we have nothing of unusual
Importance to speak Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

PORTLAND, March Ist.-Thc steamship
Anglo-Saxon from Liverpool on the 18th
and Queenstown OF the 10th, arrived here
at o'clock this P. NJ. She brings no dn
plicate passenger list of the hungarian.
The officers of the Anglo-Saxon think
there were not over IS passengers on the
Hungarian
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

CIxcrxxAT1, March 2.-On Wednesday
descent was made on gang of counter
feiters in Lexington, Mo, who were caught
in the act of altering bills on the Farmers
Bank of Rhode Island to the tanners
Bank of Wisconsin, and raising other bank
notes. including eos on the Farmers Bank
of Lexington. Fifty-two arrests were
made,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

CINCINNATI, March 1.-The cnroner's
jury on the accident yesterday, will return
heirverdict this morning. a subscription
has been started for the aid of the families
of the killed. Over 81 900 have already
been subscribed, and a meeting will be held
on Change to-day, for the purpose of rails
ing funds.