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PROTECTED soH Z Frros

AL DEAF PERSONS Who
We VAILED 10 GET
snovED Il ONCE GALL
"''N.'~ 'ocgIrsr AND Agssr
RESTORE Ta SH HrAnrso
HIS vyH Y sYsrEH
TESTIMONIALS
Ibave r sos s.rrn he,.ue stis 50 ~ vow
great skill hsTe been deaf long 1nc, and Or.
Won Moschzisker operated h-ar dinntYiy ah
pain ns ssphny, IN restoring the t;hs dest h'as
Erw YoRK, Juiy A. 1860 ri W.a ficver.h al SCI,
President OF the Goodshe Fire InrurSe Company New s-x
Dr. Won MoscHzE'srn, Ocut.t ssd Aurts,,
No lU Clsnto1 Place
ON of the ear-having. vif New orlean, to-
me totally deaf In snd by the ASvsce o ssne f1end,
90 usht me to your os.e he yotr sxiuI ocraton
WI nous scarcely amy pas cn'rs c,t'sd rs wen into
yo e9ee deaf and my b-ar1ng nnw 2, w as syer-fo-
VIII c, tha ever be hsii to Ssaud you Ghs pro.
per fSa can use my name.
With great -se,~te,
BeBKkT BAl ~. IL Wsh s.reoe
Nrw~ FORK, July II, LEGO
GEORGE 0OaDOT. ESQ, NEW TORK,
Dr. rysMosehzsker ol'erssscpn ray for deafneItS
enirp AIaSfsCioD s<ectly rested-
and with DAT SAnefa ihSs9
"u'" pc '''o'"' '"a I:s G5HpnN, swan stse.
NEW YcRH. june y 1864
DIR. Won MOsCTGBKGt,
the veil l1dwl
OF ss EAR yAP0 RICK wasch es6 The
ing in the mes obsos,e ess. zen the noses IA tho
head may b. consulted al dsescs Of the eye an, ee ous
w" io7 CMYToN pr. A cE p.eyrHs, REtr.
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Omstal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis d
CO.'S Consolidated LOTTERIES OF 0eorxas-
Class 3e7 JuLr 81 lSO.
8, H. SO, &c, 81, 3, IS, So, ~. 1, 10, 81, II.
HOD0ks, DAVIS co..
Managers, Macon. 0eorgia>
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Hsrrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof safes i BroAAwsY corner OF Murray sreo
Rsx~ Nwk
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.1E-A Nyw sTyLE OF sHUks AND GAlIkfs, a,
"a JONYS, No 10 and u ann street Csn and SOC ,hsm
Lrxupy-GAYETrr's wEDfCATED PAPER. TIE
sniv turr papsr made Who would he wi,bssnt Ioos
for CAVITY : nams vater mafked "A each sheet All
dfunpis'a sell n. nspot No 'eekmsn street.
A pAeNrEtgFNT SWIM otTAvF, ROSEWOOD ri.
n aBootte Al prisse ale. Ne pprrty q lady leaving
Covct iasAfe Fl 10 IVES tTVtr flh gsegi ssf Grt
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susspI Covrry. Class isi. Juty 81, 1850.
10, 81, "a, 10, 10, q, 81, -. IA. 8, so, 20.
CossolipArrp iorIkRr CLASS i79 july 81, 1869.
6s, 67, SO, q %, 20, ~, 81, 4s, 81, %. az, 70.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS CO..
Managers, Wilmington Delaware.
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How 20 Do It.--Mercha nts, wholesale
and retail puzzled 70 know bow 20 place their EN-
ployes viii make good salesman; that
rood this reliable and Trustworthy cn,deuisl
clerk: that cashier Sc chronological description, care
fnIlv wfp opt settle the question and Indicate the
exact place each maj h. FOWLER 4 WEIIS, No.
30s broadway, make private examinations.
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Sir Fine shirts, s..
MoOI US shirt Mandatory. 7ca Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Nos. VI, 72s,
k1S6 "a 1904 CAT he 1--WE capital przes In he
drnwiag june 1850 Prizes csshsd by hessx CHASE
co, Raskers = William street New York Circulars seat
sxpesse By addressing r. CAvAo u .. Beau
mont, New orb.
NoS he ndy,
BRAYDRETu's QuINTEssESCE or sARsAPARILLA
THE BfST ARTICLE OF TIE KIND
~ ~ PRICE 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE
29l Canal street and No Union sSrnre.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye 10 the Rsst In the
world Made and'sppid IL appropriate ftiyase eAs
Al the gig factory, 10 Bond sifeeA
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Creat FIre NJ FouHhN'tpsfts
July q, lScD.
HERRINGS SAfE THE VICTOR. -
PousasFNI~Is. July IS, lSsJ.
Mrssrs HrrRiSG Co-0rsTLtssS- the nlght Of
the ga ms, nre TIT. place which cr'endei 10
buildings In furniture building wss 0ne
of Safes which stood before he nrr on
he store floor such position 10 make imposspe
10 remove consequently remained unl the toqr ten when
tLe ssfe fell into amongst oi OF magic aa other
furniture and mbusibe mataras where RENAME run
Sorosk A. NJ tau 10 O'Clock When removed rom me r'ns
every book and paper found IN perfect order hae
sa~ed many valuable paper. and our BOOKS Whicb Noa
have OF very serious matter " s 70 have lost -
ANpRvs n nVptFy.
HTRRrNG's PATENT CHAMPION sAFfS the mosi 70.
liable md y. tfec protection from IRE known, can 20
purchased only oi The subscribers ,r,s,, . ,o
No 2si broadway, corner Murray street ~ v
FARRFr, ffERh INC Co, Philatelphis.
HERRTk8 co, New orlssns
VI 40 reward h sill offered sny who can pro.s
that \ BERRINS PATENT CHAMPION SAVE ever ia4isf
10 pres. rye lie confer Il In an accidental IRE
wheeler ~ wilson's sewing m"ehinss--
Onlre nsa BfnahwAN " Y.
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Brooklyn Photographs.-Wtllf mson'a
Miniatures Csbnes Imperss and iAie Size r~oforJ nine
Tulf TIRE
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Great Fire q, Poushkespsi..

The Eureka Sewing Machine Can he
paid for weekly amounts once asS broadway Agents
wanted
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The or. al Eastern Summer unt-Straw
snd fes WHITE. halter. sis Broadway "ppo~"e ~ rss
church.
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Valuable Companion for Tourists-
Consisting good Fieo Camp Marine Glass s.o me
Pocket scopes Of powes csn be found nj SERMONS
A co. =, Opticians under the Lsfarge House.
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mISCEELANEOUs.
A ssoUSCEMEEr EXTRA.
MIND AND BODY

h{sYoyy reveals the Intimate ecynesaen between zoe
y 'he mind cannot perform ns functions Having
minister for The msladies the BODY To Gu lis which
So less hsn four millions Of volumes several of which hays
way to hundreds OF thousands o. every portion Il
the habiable globe.
Having been largely instrumental in disseminating vala-
able books which have an ndsbs Impress for good
upon mankind not without slight feeling Of rege. thn
doing Sa We not Believe lsr Ss W. be s sCs aos
sphere and tha the boiy with its mufom irhrmes needs
attending TO especially in this land Of fast hers well
few year. since a gentleman of Boston Invalid was
meas he cosy Of uln-rals nring biz say hs
sp p ssv aossssss Of Inc recipe TO- scn S eee
his mplese restoration 70 hns ,d nssi a9 tss
sstsndes its Know ede he able ana n Isw s.
saecssfu AZ ,a s s ans w 49, soaie
u that lie entered ato correspondence wh parties "a hs
roun " who tooi up ear 1esy And have hbeea uoeeAs
y Tor lis '"'r0d9 TaE P %ERu WAN SYRUP;
PROTECTED soiel 'rroS
pRorSnsx. DE OF IRON,
has he considered almost sceiy IN ey,s.y i'py
H sssss . vSs.n prG9s yet
higher than any CURATIVE eyer ferod the Americas
Psope lis element. safe c for nens
Ies es, pres,on. 20 s dscoery1ou never be property
We purpose to devote tse nss ,.p Years thorough snd
& No sqs sxIPt n
snsn be reached bcnehed II our lana psye seems ex
s Of We Sss The p,sduo. Soub
men Of Peru and this country, who s,e value ADD
JOHN p. JEwEr TACO.
A' ''''e JOIN Sf NJ n gRw MI = CATER
Store 50 Summer street. Dosto =,
The medicine viii SUI be manufactures By N @ Aax
soo 00' eis0S's i hLE rs p 1 rs''re vi" be
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wheeler ~ wilson's sewing m"ehinea--
Once asS Broadway, Y.
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while We gazo on thai dear face,
Mot.sDIess in deaths embrace,
Though the bitter Gears will CONT

1bongk the bi,,er Gears will come
Let US smle for she's at home.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
requested to attend the fuosrs from her late residence
staten leland, this "wednesday afternoon, al Two
McAxArtY in Jersey city, Tucsday, July 81 JAMES
uCANAIIY youngest " brnard and Margaret
McAraIly aged year and Irasnihs.
The friends snd acaualnances respectfully invited
10 attend the fupera this "Wednesday afternoon, at
three O'Clock Ior the residence OF bis parents No. 205
Grand street, Jersey City, vihout further invitation
McGrng. ON Tuosdag, July 81. BRDciT McGrIRE,
widow or Robert McGnire, aged 80 years native Of
Rcturbet county OF Cagaa. Ireland.
Her friends and those OF her brothers Philip and Hugh
Ftzpatrtk arc rcueeted 10 attend the funeral from her
late residence lO2 West Nnete nth street between sixth
aud seventh avenues this "wednesday afternoon, at
three a. clock
l'NEil On Monday gay 20, JAnEs ONElL native OK
the cgunty Tyrone Ireland. aged IS years.
Tie fuaerai ~B take place his Wednesday Afternoon,
at 'ne O'CLOCK from his late residence. No - University
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Stocks steady; Pennsylvania State SIS. eSss; Reading
Railroad 24 Morris Canal, IS Long Island Railroad,
1919. Pennsylvania Railroad, ses Sight exchange on
New York at par.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-11
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

Al NEW ERA, ..,...,,..,A NEW ERA
PHOI0GRAPHY!
A NEW EZRA In PHOTOGRAPHY
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA In PHOTOGRAPHY.
a NEW ERA IN. PHOTOGRAPHY
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY
The improved HalIotype.
]. B. HALL,
ANDERSON BLESSING,
No. 81 Camp Street,
Respectfully solicit Of public to now and
elegant style Of Portraure which the s. time
presented to the public
Mr. HALL patentee of this new invention
to such high degree that artists connoisseura and photo
graphers pronounce the
Improved Hallotypo
Unequad and unapproached by any other style Of pho.s
graphic picture.
The Improved Halotypea given by the Photographic
ounafor sotness delicacy truhfulness and durability
the finest Ivory Mnaus whilst It's fidelity and sereo
seopc effect renders The picture charming and than
any other style.
These peerless portraits will be any size required
at less price than any other style eoored Photograph
j. B. HALL and ANDERSON 4 BLESSING, No. 81 carnn
street. Opposite the Picayune Office those Wishing
snd all lovers Of art call satisfy Themselves that they
have insugurated
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY,
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY,
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA In PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA In PHOTOGRAPHY,
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
wo beg leave INFORM nusroas patrons and the pub
that have ls4 Canal street 70 the above
nanasd coamodious building, which we have st.ed and fur
uished IN a suitable STYLE with the
Largest sky-Light i'm the City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
A SPLENDID PARLoE AND DEEssrNe-Rooa,
Exclusively for Ladies, and
A LARGE STUDIO for our Ps,pter,
Together with al the necessary coavenisness iou
the execution Of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
and Portraits known to the ars
TEE SMALLEST LocKxr
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE on CANVAS IN on.
Life Size, mode by the nav SOLAR GAM
ERA PROCESS 44.
PHOTOGRAPHS Visiting Cards, by the hundred.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate Sizes
PHOTOGRAPHS, ali sizes, untouched.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in OH colors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Coors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted In Pastel Cclors
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched ia India Ink
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreoypes, Anbro.
types Paintings Drawings etc. finished in any STYLE
PHOTOGRAPHS taken in oroups of Families
PHOTOGRAPHS taken of Buildings in any part Of tho stv
taken IN all their beauty and psrfo.
taken of deceased persons mar,
of the city
AABRoTYPEs taken on new and improved plan unon ma,
tsc plates, thereby ob7atng danger of breaking
AMBRoTyPEs transferred Paper or Leather letter se
for mailing.
Also
ANY, avERY AND ALL STYLES
-0f-
Miniatures and Portraits,
= Too numerous to enumsrats hers
Gallery free to visitors the entire year Sundays en-
cspted)
Prices asow any similar establishment In the city
Perfect satisfaction given in all cases. charge Will b
made. =..555
None but the Artists employed at this establishment
and the public may safely give trial.
Consistently hand
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DIR. DAVIS,

DIR. DAVIS,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND n.n
Under It's influence the dangerous cough is renewed -
ting of blood prevented the breathing rendered sof ~
easy and the unfortunate sufferer soon restored from ~
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and confo,,
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail by
y WRIGHT 4 CO,
Il and lei ehart,es street
Sole agents for the South
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Initials.

Z I'm s...s.T4T.... Bro Oliver Christian Schools 49,
Proprietor Moreau Saloon ...Agent Eagle Gin Stand
Empoymen Office l9i Circus street, Messs % and 2s st
Joseph street Capt Steamer Brazil. MIR Apple
gates Express Go. ff'
S. r. MARKS, p. M.
New Orleans. May IL. 1850. -
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r. STRINaER "a GO.

E y. STKINGER 3 GO.
SPRINa AND sUnIliER
p. sTR1NaER co.,
Camp .ss
Are now receiving their supplies Of ,5s
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Suitable for
spring and summer Wear.
NEW STYLES OF
Z g.
BUSINESS AND
SAC COATS, In
SILK MIXED CASHMERE.
FRENCH BATIsTE :.
LIGHT MIXED =.
GREY TwEEDs :.
BLUE :. >.
FRENCH MERINo.
BLACK ALPAcoA,
ooLoRED ALPACA.
FANCY DRILL.
WHITE AND COLD DRILL
Planters LINEN Do.
Frock Coats.
SUPER. FIR. BLACK SINGLE MIILED CLOTH
n. BLUE !. !. :.
4. ;. BROWN :. :.
:. !. DRAP DRTE. -...
:. BARBOUR MERINo
:. BLACK ALPASCA.
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE ,.
FANCY LINEN DRILL :.
WHITE !. Sc. :.
ceLoRED :. :.
WHITE :.
gr.AcK sr1K fvsrv lirbo
FANCY |
prAew powR.ytur |
p1Aex AIpAccA
busters for Railroad Travelling.
p.ow, .,,,, M, ,,n,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,a
. -, sN.e>'''''e e,ses1'ss ,0e''''
ALfAceA posfEhs
-
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
70 pc the most safe and agent ever sed M
the destruction ofthese troublesoma yermn ~4sN ~.
he sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH M.
Rarsale by + wRInIIT - s-.sted saie.
10 l6m&W gI "a .kI Gu -,
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DIR. osGooD's INDIA cHoLAG0GuE
-cusgs-
Fever and Ague Chis and Fever Agns Intermittent
and Remiens Fevers, Liver Complaint Jaandice En-
largement Of the Liver Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
1'+# BILIOUS DISEASES.
This Invaluable medicine prepared an extensive
practice Of several years bilious climate never known
to fall curing Fever and Ague tho diseases above
named. ~
Those who suffering from affections kind as also
those who have become vsds their effects upon the CON-
stitution wi End the INDIA oHoLAGoGUE most inyau.
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid affects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Choagogue in Graduating bile from
the human system only explain s extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and gue
and various grades Of intermittent and remttcnt
II has been tested in thousands OF ronoueas nv
all who have used It, Of the greatest Fever and Agus
remedies extant.
Be and ssk for Dr. SCOOPS INDIA GHoLAGoauE.
there many eounsrfeits offered for sale.
For sae ia New Orleans, wholesale retail at propsofs
J. WRIGHT CO.,
u and 15l Chartres street
General Agsna
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zndunY Mary Ann


: MnIfiaIs
Queen &c Fools.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

nevertheless draw the attention nj France
to the secret intrigucs Of the Sar!inian
agents in Venetia aud repeats most dis
tinctly that the Emperor Francis Joseph
would not hesitate to make the greatest
sacrifices in defence of his rights in We
META.
Popular demonstrations had taken place
in Pesth aud other places in Hungary IN
commemoration OF the revolution OF ISIS
Austria declines TO renew diplomats inter
course with Sardinia lowing 10 her ia
grant violation Of the treaty of Zurich.
LIVERPOOL Observation-Disclosures firm
er. Flour 23tG 2ss Wheat very arm;
sales re all at q advance. Corn very DUH;
32s sdGG 33s Sd. Provisions inactive but
no material change in prices. Lard heavy.
LoNDcy MISUNDERSTANDING Ermer.
Wheat slightly advanced. Meme! market
active Consols s43@94s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
cs-HUxrlxG A RUSAwAY HUSBAND


FIR several days previous to Thursday
evening last, a woman who gave her name
ss Mrs. Ketchnm, pnrIded about the city,
,clIipg everybody who would listen to her
that she was on the hunt of a truant hus-
hand. who had recently married a young
and estimab!e girl in Cambridge, Ohio,
and gone off to parts unknown. Mrs.
Ketcham falling to hear other husband in
these parts took passage on the Eunice
last Thursday evening. for ST. Louis
Since then we have received the Cam
bridge (Ohio,] TGnles, which gives an
account Of how one Asa D. Ketcham loca-
ted in that town as a teacher Of painting;
how he married young girl after = few
weeks acquaintance; how he pretended to
be rich and how he wasn't rich; how,
while mirth and happiness filled all hearts,
Mrs. Ketcham appeared upon the scene
like It dark cloud upon the glory Of an
April day Let the Times tell it:
The woman claiming to be Mrs. Ketcham
took lodgings at the Eagle Hotel, and
remained quiet until morning, when she
gave out that she was the wife of Kctehum
and in company of the Sheriff proceeded
to Cooks to have him arrested Meeting
him there she accosted him as her "dear
husband" which lie recrprocated by cal
ling her a id We. Considerable con-
ycrsation in the same enlightened and
nolite strain passed between them, until
The woman backed down from being his
wife. but asserted that Ketclam had lived
with her for three years, acknowledging
her rs such. To sustain the latter posi-
,ion she produced several letters from him
addressed TO her as his wife, and deeds
acknowledged by her as his wife. Her
story WAS that Ketcham had been married
,,v;rc before, that his second wife had
only been divorced from him in January,
and that under the promise OF marriage,
had seduced her, and they had been living
together for the above mentioned time
TnIer the circumstance, Ketcham could
no: be arrested and the parties separated
The excitement among our citizens du-
ring this time ran very high, and spark
only was wanting to have had Kctcham
Jared and fcathcred and elevated to IL seat
OF honor on rail. Fortunately this WAS
not given.
Daring the afternoon, Mr.. Cook gave
him his walking papers, accepting a watch
in pledge for his bill. He and his newly
made bride, went to her mothers where
be was visited by some of her friends, and
a..ing upon their advice, started to take
walk. and has not been seen since. He
was heard of at Concord, Saturday, where
l.. had p9wncd 4 carpet sack for Il tavern
bill. Rumor says, that his wife, with the
answering constancy of woman's true
affection, still believes him less william
;hsa circumstances indicate, and that
Monday night she left to rcjoin him at
s2ne place designated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

b-2~TX TROUBLES IN WAsHINGToN
e'VNTY, PA.-Thc commissioners of Wash
'"='on county are ':hard up for cash" just
81 present. and they have issued an official
notice to the coustables, to the effect that
!" consequence of executions pending
S''"s' this county, it is absolutely neces-
s'FE that all outstanding taxes shall be
Immediately collected and paid over to the
treasurer. If this notice is disregarded,
''s oonds of constables will be put in suit
On the Goth of April"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
Rrnn W.nh,nE,or.

WAsHINGToS- April S.--Thc facts con-
corning the alleged deficit 81 dedication
in the New York Post Oficc.--ar as fol-
lows:
In auditing the accounts for the quar-
ter ending December 3lst, il was disCov-
cred that the balance due by the POstmaS-
ter WAS about SI5. 900 more than had been
paid in. He has been notified of the FAC
with a request for immediate payment and
satisfactory explanation. The department
had no mode OF detecting this discrepancy
until the quarters accounts were IcRdered.
Weekly statements are made Of the de-
posites with the sub-treasurer. and q COM
parison Of the previous returns shows that
they were proportionately larger than here
rofore, averaging some $4,000. Sig.
Fowiers bond is for $4,000.
The President is preparing message on
our relations with Mexico which he in
tends sending 20 Congress sooE-
4 man named Watson. claiming TO be
from Vermont. requested TO be summoned
before the Ea-per's Ferry committee, pro
Tossing 20 have knowledge OF the John
Brown affair Mr. Mason telegraphed TO
New Jersey and Vermont. TO references
which he gave ant got un answer tO-ds V
from Paterson. y. J., GiSciaiIniug any
knowledge of the person; he is evidently
under a dclus;on.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

E2~E AsTER-DAY.-Easter, the annivers-
a.v of our Lords Resurrection, is directed
TO be celebrated on the first Sunday after
tue fall moon that happens next after the
LIST. of March If the full moon happens
IN q Sunday, Easter day is the Sunday
following. This being the fourteenth day
c; the first Jewish month, corresponds with
the frst'day ofthe week after the Passover.
The time at which this day must happen
varies with the year; but the limits in
which it must fall are the 22d. of March
and the 18th. of April inclusive, making n
period ofthirty-fve days. Easter governs
the other movable feasts. For example,
Septuagesima Sunday is the ninth and
Slroye Sunday the seventh, before Faster;
Whit Sunday is the seventh, and Trinity
Sunday the eighth, after Easter. The GER
cusony with which Easter continues to be
celebrated in Catholic countries, and uni
Yersal JOY which is manifested by the peo-
pie on lis arrival. to terminate the fasting
and modification of Lent, are highly in
'eres,tng. Among Protestants, as well as
Catholics, on the continent, Easter is con-
siiercd the chief festival of the Christian
Church, and the fact of its ceIc
oratlon on the same day by Christians of
~! denominations adds something to its
solemnitv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Browns Bronchial Troche's,

Browns Bronchial Troche's,
For Bronchitis, Hoarscness, Coughs,
Asthma. Colds, Sore Throat, Public
Speakers and singers will find them effect
ual for clearing and strengthening the
voice.
Boschaps's Holland Bittsrs-fOr Fever and
Ague. and Diseases of Kidneys, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Heod-Acbe, Loss of Appetite,
Debility, Costivenes, Piles, in both forms,
aud all diseases, consequent upon dis
ordered stomach or liver.
Spauldiag's Celebrated Prepared Clue
Useful in every house for mending broken
furniture.
II. a. Baphelors Hair Dye.-The Orig
inal and best in tie world. Gray, Red, or
Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly to beautiful
and Natural Brown or Black, without
injury TO the hair or skin.
Yrs. WUasIo,g's Soothing Syrmp-For
children teething, for sale at the Centre
Reed &C. Kraft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-07

E5HFAycy THIycs.-They have all sorts
OF fancy things at the popular store of
fayne Il Co, Monroe street. to which the
attention of people of taste is directed
The Belle Skirt. the best thing of the kind
ever made can he had at this place. Wall
Paper Of three or four times as many col
oFs as the rainbow, aud seven or eight
times as many varieties. Wagons aud
cAos for little children, baskets, music
musical fittings, and about fourteen mil
lions more or Less articles, that are of
S'RT'e TOO numerous to mention. Every
o0ly cut shopping will be repaid by a
-o'A mat Payne & Co.'S.