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,, r, - From The Albany Erening Journal.

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OTHER "NOT AN INCH' JOURNALS
To sustain such men as Senator johnson and Mr.,
Eheridge in Tennessee, Messrs. Stephens and ohm
son and Hill of Georgia, Mr.. Gilmer of North Caro-
lima and Mr.. Davis, of Maryland, we would go lust
as far in Cancellation and concession as the Const
tuition permits. To save this Union, and to avert
the horrors of civil war, we implore members of
Congress to meet the reasonable propositions of the
Union men of the South. We know how little of
consideration our previous suggestions have at
tracted We know, too, with how much more IA
our friends in Congress listen to Journals whose
columns abound in appeals to Backbone"
''Pluck, &C., &c, &c. These things very well
in their place; but very mischievous out of place
In discussing question on which the Union hangs.
and upon which the welfare of thirty millions Of
people depends, we will not dismiss the hone that
there are Union men in Congress from the North
who can meet Union men from the South with fra
ternal feelings, and, in the discharge of common
DUTY, agree upon terms of adjustment which will
hold border slave States from disunion.
me cheapest and the thinnest kind of patriotism
Is that which costs nothing. SO too with that spe
cles OF courage which, ont of danger, vapors and
swaggers. OF the army of aboltionists who have
lor so many years been teaching war and rapine,
on paper, not one of them faced their enemy.
When heroic John Brown, acting upon the princi'
pies so many protested, lay in prison awaiting
ecutlon, what abolitiOnist went to his rescue p
While, in our way, we have upheld freedom, and
resisted the extension and aggression of slavery;
Whe, IN this line OF duty we shall ever be aihful;
Hu "hie, wv we VIII 70 10 tue uealn, IL needs De,
for the Union, we cannot but look with adherence
upon journalists who labor so recklessy to prevent
the adoption of some plan of adjustment upon which
the Union men of Southern States can sustain
themselves.
In view of the trial that approaches, and the or
deal through which public men must pass, we hope
that Republicans will so bear themselves that they
will not be called, too late, to remorse, which poi
soned the last hours of Cardinal Wolsey:
Cromwell, charge thee fling away ambition;
by that sin fell the angels; how man, then,
The image of his maker, hope to win by't?
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be thy country's,
Thy Gods and truths then if thou fallst,
Thou fall'st n blessed martyr.
Had but served my God with half the zeal
served my king, he would not in mine age
Have left me naked to mine enemies
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Died.
On the 18th Instant after short Illness in full
u!ph of faith ROBERT Fl. CULLEY in the 18th year
his age.
In Washington, y. c. on Friday, 18th instant GEORGE
WILSON, in the 69l year Of his age
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKREPERs.

To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Steam Fire. ood
Mil,
No. 8NoRfH sFRIAf
sloH JAMES Il. JOHNSON
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Napoleon LII. has restored to the Orleans
family large portion of their French estates,
which were confiscated some years since, and for
which act of con6scation be was much censured
He is one of three men, few in number, who i'm
prove on success, and whom prosperity does not
spoil,
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GREAT BARGAINS at CANFIELD, BRO. h
" co :, 229 BALTIMORE STREET-Watches Da.
I4ond Pearls liver Ware, Jewelry, Clocks, Bronzes
rams Ahata Ware Cutlery, Work Boxes, Writing Desks,
&C. ". % 0ad efdn''Re ja22-tfr
H. FOR RENT-DW ELLING No II North
EAis High street between Gay and Fayette sts in good
-2aszAorde will lie rented low to good tenant Apply to
,. WIN $. CROSS,
jazz corner East Falls and Eastern avenues
pULk SHOULDERS AND SIDES.-25O, 600
~ pounds loose and in hhds, for sale by JOSEPH CAR
ooN ~ CO jazz If
p0Rh AND LARD.-l,0C bbls. and tierces
IL Western packed, for sale by
ja22tf JOSEPH CARSON & Co.
ARD, PORK AND BUTTER.-l30 bbls. Mess
- Pork 20 kegs Lard Is bbs fresh Roll Butter for sale
BY MElNSEI l. (RAETON. PraE str ino1At
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I{DA CARD.
~ An anonymous circular, entitled "a roice from
maryland to the OF the United States" has be N
as have reason to believe extensively circulated From
It's face it would to have the Patapsco
INSTITUTES Literary Institution for the educ ston young
ladies, situated near Ellicotts Mills, Md.
To correct any such impression I, PRINCIPAL OF the
institute, do unhesatingy say that the above named
circular was not written, published, sanctioned by any
one connected with the school.
January 49, 1861. ia2I-2te
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KNDLING WOOD KINDLING WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
~ Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
Fio II JAS. II JOHNSON
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THE TERR0Rs OF RAILWAY TRAvELING.-The
Nord says that since the murder of NJ. Poinsot, on
the Chemin de Fer de PESt, there has been sort of
panic among railway travellers, and that, while
formerly they used to spread themselves pretty
equally through the carriages of train, they hud-
die together now like frightened sheep. An anu
sing story is told in illustration of this An attor
ney of Marseilles, starting at night in the express
train, found every carriage full. A new one was
attached, however, and with many misgivings he
ensconced himself in this. Immediately before the
train started the door opened, and another man,
mutfed up in a cloak, sprung in The two, from
their respective corners, eyed each other suspi
ciously in the dim twilight of the carriage. EACH
afraid to sleep, spent his time in spying his com.
panion and exhibiting pocket pistols. At last the
lighted refresbment room the two recognized each
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No expectation is entertained here that Fort
Sumter will be attacked by South Carolina troops
They know its strength, and Jefferson Davis, who
is mi litary and political authority with them,
has advised against the experiment, as one which
will involve large loss of life, and must fail in
the object, if hazarded by raw troops. Conse-
quenty the stars and stripes likely to float I'M
mOIested
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From Warrington.


WASHINGTON, Feb Is.-It appears from
the investigation of the House Military
Committee, that Ex-Sccretary Floyd nc
ceptcd a. r. Belknaps bid for 100000
mnskets, but that Secretary Holt refuses
to recognize the contract. Mr.. 9etknap
says they were intended for the Sardinian
Government. II is further shown thai
Floyd distributed, without any order,
through the Engineer Department, $4,000
percussion muskets, 10000 altered mus
kcts, and 10000 rifles, amOngthe Arsennls
at Charleston, AngnstA, Mt. Vernon. Baton
Rouge, aud in North Carolina. With the
exception of those for the last named, the
arms fell into the possession of South
Carolina. Alabama, Louisiana and Geor-
gin by their secession movement.
The Committee give as reason for re-
porting the bill authorizing the President
to accept the services of volunteers, that it
is certain that the regular military force is
wholly Inadequate to protect the forts, ar
sepals, doSkyards, and other properly of
the U. s., the present disturbed coudi-.
tiOn Of tile country, the larger portion Of
the army being necessary for the defence
of the frontier.
The Peace Conference will probably
agree by Wednesday upon plan of nd
iustment, which will be satisfactory even
to the Virginia Commissioners. = Tie ter
ritorial question was under consideration
to-day, and the debate was directed to tho
object Of. securing unnntmity ON that
point
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
Maryland state Convention.

BALTIMORE, Feb. ls.-A State Conven-
ton of the citizens of Maryland who are
opposed to the policy of Gov Hicks in the
present crisis, met here to-day. All the
counties were represented.
Judge Chambers was elected President
On taking the Chair, he made u lengthy
speech, in which he repudiated for himself
and the Convention, the name of seces-
sionists He declared his devotion to the
Union, viewing secession as curse TO our
future prosperity. Hs would, however,
accept Mi the evils that follow in its ;rnin,
rather than live in submission with those
who were pcrpctunlly wrOnging and out
rigging tue rights of Maryland and the
South.
There was n long debate on the admis-
si"n of two sets of delegates from wdrces-
ter county. Finally, the Union delega-
ton was rejected.
Strong southern resolutions were sub
nlittcd, but not acted on,
Adjourned till Tuesday.
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The Peculiarities of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the
sex is subjected, dcmHnds Nu occasional
recourse to stimulauts. 1t is important,
however. that these shall be of harmless
nature, and at the same time accomplish
the desired end. IIostetters Celebrated
Stomach Bitters is the very article. It's
effect in all cases of debility are almost
magical. 1t restores the tone of the de
gestive organs, infuses fresh vitality into
the whole SYSTEM and gives that cheerful
ness to the temperament, which is the
most valuable of feminine Attractions
The proprietors feel Hattercd from the fact
that many of the most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed en-
comiums upon the Bitters, the virtues of
which they have frequently tested and ac-
knoWledged. There are numerous count
erfcits offered for sale, all of which nrc des-
titnte Of merit, and positively Injurious to
the system jan7-Im.
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nar-AI ArrEcfroNATE YAa.-..In &c

@-AS AFFEcrIoSATE VAd.-'.In the
soft gush of last SnbbHth's sunlight" as
District Attorney Old would say, and did
say, at the time "sickles killed man, Mr..
William l.. Clark, a stranger in these parts,
was staggering around in the vicinity of
tho I'd Ward Market house, very drunk
Meeting two ladies' who wcrc going to
church, William found it impossible to re
strain his affsctionOte nature, so he ran up
and embraced the ladies, insisting, as he
did so, that they were his sisters. The
relationship was Indignantly denied, and
for this manifestation of brotherly regard,
misplaced and mistaken as it was, Mr..
Clark was consigned, by Aid. Wright, to
iguominiOus DURANGO, where he will
have an opportunity of embracing all his
female aequaintanees in his dreams and
by the aid of his extraordinary tmngino.
tive funcyi aud much good may it do him,
'.Or any other man"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
BY TEI.EGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Feb. lS-Plour dull; Howard street
and Ohio $5.l219, and City Mills IS. Wheat firm ;
red 81 $50 81 30. and white Sl.IuG16N Corn active
at 6S96T for yellow, and G0963 for white. PrUvis-
ions steady; mess pork SIT, rs, and prime $3.50.
Lard TO- Coffee 1888. Whisky Il 1f91IS<.
NEW YoRK. Feb lS.-Flouf irm: $4,000 bills sold;
State 90 loo higher; sales at SIS, 'O9690 Ohio S545
g5,65, and Southern $5,4Ud5,65. Wheat hrm;
1900 bush. sold: white advanced 1c.: red Western
SlS, white 81 ,4c@l,5O, and red Tennessee 81, IS.
Corn firm; 1900 bush. sold Mt G6@BTc; yellow
Southern 62@6s. ENTHUSIASTICALLY; pork steady
Ereights frmcr.
CINcINXArI, Eeb. 1s.-There Is a bettor demand for
superine flour, and the market iS firm with sacs Of
$500 hbls at $4,5O@I 65; tho market closes hrmcr,
and the tendency OF prices Is upward. Wheat ia
good demand at 81 for prime red. aud $l1 for prime
Ohio and Indiana white Corn firm at 3Oa23 for ear:
holders asking 2Sc but no sales were made higher
than q. Rye dull mt SSG459c. Lard firm at go
&c. without pressing desire to buy or sell; ECe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
REED & KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling
'Reduoed BY Dyepepsla to a mere

'INSUWUeW Dy DybpepSIn 10 a mere
SiEe1otOns'
Cured by s-Bnerhave's Holland Bitters.'
-Nlr. \. MNtchett, trader probably rs
well known rs any man in Western Penn
sylvaniN, states MS following; al met with
a farmer in Armstrong county who was re-
GmceG bY DyspepSi0 TO mere skeleton
pursnAdcd him to buy II bottle of BoerIaye's
Holland BItters, believing it would cure
him. Meetinghim some months after, what
was my establishment ut finding him ahnle,
hearty man; he told INC he now weighed
400 ponds and that this wonderful cL3nge
had been produced by Boerhavc's Holland
Bitters to which he attributed solely his
restoration. jan I'll m.
For sale by I. H. Logan & Co., and I4o-
gan, List s Co., Wheeling.
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R0-The wires crossing the Island and
suspension bridge being down, we are
without our usual dispatches Whee!ing
Union.
1t is likely that our ueigbbor meant to
cay that the wires crossing the suspension
bridge were dSwu-nOt the bridge. That
splendid structure, We see, still stands
We regret the absence of the Geographic
dispatches ns much as anybody, but there
is nothing wrong with the bridge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

R@~A LIBERAL PRorosrrIon.-ws are
authorized to say that Partridge will con-
tribute all tAe ,aoney Re takts ~ this eesk to
the Kansas aid find, This is mos. lib
cr"l aud Peaiseworthy proposition, which,
we doubt not, will be speedily seconded
aud generally encouraged. saeh of our
readers, therefore, as desire to contribute
to this fund, can do so ut the same time at
which they accommodate themselves with
II fine picture.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

B0-OEPaA1lc Pulls, cure Sick Head
ache, cure Nervous Headache, cure all kinds
of Headache.
BY the use of these pills the periodic at
tocks of Nervous or Sick Headache may be
prevented; and if taken at tue commences
ment of m attack immediate relief from,
pain aud sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removeing the Nau-
sea and Headache to which females are SO
subject.
They act gently upon the bowcIs.-re
moving Costiveness.
The Literary Mau students, Delicate Fee
males, and all persons OF sedentary habits,
they are valuable as IL Laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natur-
al elasticity and strength of the whole sys-
TEN.
Far sale by REED & KRAFT,
Ceutre Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

n8FtaE.-we learn from MIR. E. P.
Smith, of the Adams Express Company,
That the coal oil works at Newark, on the
CeHsral Ohio Railroad, were destroyed by
hrs on Friday night. The loss is a heavy
's SIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

r8rTuE 22yn OF FERRUARY.-LWe learn
that the military companies of this city
intend celebrating washington's birth day
In an appropriate manner. The COM
PNnies will all turn out on that day, for
the first time in their new grey uniform.
We learn too that certain companies have
hcen invited from abroad.
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DEPARTURES OF hIr. TIam1ln for wash.
inEtOn.

BAxo6R, Me, Feb iis-Mr cHam!in, the
Vice President elect, accompanied by his
wife, left for Washington. this morning.
He was escorted to the depot by thousands
oflhis fellow townsmen, who cheercd and
bale him farewell Previous to the start
ing of the train, Mr.. Hamlin responded in
a brief address, as follows: se-a
81 go to discharge the official duties
which have been conferred by a generous
people Relying on Divine Providence, /
trust that this confidence shall never be
betrayed. know full we'll that dark
clouds are lowering around the political
horizon, aud that madness rules the hour.
But am hopeful still. Our people ara
not only loyal to the Government, but are
fraterual to all its citizens. And when in
r1etice it shall be demonstrated that the
Constitutional rights Of all the States will
be respected and maintained, by following
the paths iIlumined by Washington, JeEier-
son aud Madison, may we not reasonably
hope and expect that quiet will be re-
stored, and. the whole country still adj
vance in career which will elevate man
in his social, moral aud Intellectual con-
Edition."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

p8rA CoxxoN opyExor.-M Lewis
P"skeiI was on his way to church last
Sunday morning, like ptOus Christian
man, as he undoubtedly is, but unlike a
PiOus Christian man, he lost sight of the
pFOprieties of this life, an oDediencc to
which, on public occasions, is enjoincd
and made penal by the famous and most
comprehensive second section. He was
fined one dollar and costs, by Aid. Wright,
which hcpnid like pious Christian man,
and proceeded to hisdevotious.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

p1-WRS would call the attention of oar
readers to the auction sales at Barker's,
1859 Main street, Commanding to-day at
10 o'clock and win continue for i've days
only. @
They offer their entire stock at auction.
Ladies are particularIyinvitedt to attend the
morning and evening sales. Everything
that -is sold win be warranted. and money
will be returned where amy goods do not
prove to be what they are represented
Let all that want bargains attend these
sales, as they will positively only continue
Eve days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

E&-TuE RIvER,-The river is falling,
with good stage of water, which SO far
as navigation Is concerned, is going to
waste, fns We see au alsrmtngly small
number of csatt upon its muddy bosom.
The landing looked dull like it always
does lately, and nothing but the little
packets were moving about.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
R9g- MAYOR OF WgLLsy1Lrr CowUrDED-

h8-MArOR OF WRLLsvILLE CownrDED.-
A rather ludicrous scene took place in
wellsvillc Un;Wedncsday, says the steuben-
vile Herald, which it is said created con-
siderable amusement for those who Wit
messed it. 1t appears that the Mayor of
that place, /" few days since, received an
anonymous letter, rejecting somewhat
severely on the character of woman
named Linton. 1t appears that he showed
the letter to a number of his friends, and
that the matter was the principal topic of
conversation among the inhabitants for
some time. Finally it came to the ears of
the woman ia question, and she:immedtate-
y resolved to have revenge. Aiming her
self with cOwhide she started in search
of the offending magistrate in terrible
rage, and it was only after she haa infict-
ed four or 1--WE lnshes that her arm was
arrested by some bystauders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

B9~A RASCAL CHASED OUT OF BnIDoE.
FoaF.-McConnell, of whose rnseally trans
actions in Washington, Pa, and other
places, VIC made mention morning or two
since, was chased away from Bridgeport a
day or two ago. lie came to Bridgeport
with horse and put up at the La Belle
House, and ststd there two or three days.
Some of the gentlemen whom be had
swindled discovered his whereabouts, and
as they were approaching the house to
arrest him, he saw them coming, broke out
Mt the back door, ran up the hill and took
to the woods and mountain fastacsses.-
He was holly pursued upon horseback, hut
succeeded in making his escape. He left
his horse aud luggage at the Hotel. Ills
not known whether he came honestly by
the horse or not, but the animal was taken
in charge by an officer from Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

UT1c.s, y. Y, Feb. ls.-3Ir. Lincoln and
party lefs Buffalo before 6 O'Clock this
morning. He was escorted to tue depot
by the military and several hundred citi-
zeHs. Horace Greeley and others Joined
the PaEty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

R1rFoRcIBLE ESrRANcR.-On Sunday
last, purity of some halfa dozen chaps,
from Bridgeport, were crossing the Island
in mellow condition, and feeling dis
positia" to add something more to the
rather heavy amount of whisky already
taken on, stopped at the little house of
Granny Martin. Mrs. Martin either had
nothing to drink or declined to sell it,
when the fellows knocked down her door
and carried on in " riOtOus and disOrderly
manner. Officer Richardson got after the
party, but they were all too fleet a-foot for
the official, except one Jerome Porter,
whose excessively heFuddleI condition In
terfered with his locomotion. Porter was
arrested, brought over tho river aud com
mitted to Jail by Aid. Wright.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
BOERHAVE's
Holland Bitters Z
pKSRnPEIA
Liver Complaint, Feverand Ague, &c

= SS 4''4'ts, : esSi s'i'tt q 8 ue' &C.
~ ,S SIGGESsFUL INTk9DUGTIoS AND USE
literal HOOD Of so ns Osf sas snT os
k f. y5iSgs forms foa quart bottle TOT Gallon
or s1s WHISKY 11 iOF
But the really great relief derived from ~ minute
EOERHAyE'S HOLLAND HITTERS
AND rus Ex4rRE ABSENCE OF .pTrR pposTR1TioN he.
established for II reputation which the host Of lniI
=. \. ana sountert.G hays hilSd tU undermine.
n = iesStAOlS pEspAFatoh' MAIN barely
nt ~ PH Yrs EP ~ i 10 PtcserF y.
i ole SiLe oil Tue genuine lIall-Flnt HotusSD
P' T,,S -" q OystSt
ms Itooa, g SSent:a! for the foundation Of good
an4 lVF SoEEecunS dlsoEuerS OF the stomach
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By the use Of these Pills the peEiodte Rttncks Q
Nervous or Sick Hsudue1s may be prevented; and
taken at the commencement Of on attack In,nvdi,tr
relief from pain and sickness Will obtained.
They seldom IAN In removing the NaHssa Rnd
RsadGehe to which females are 50 subject.
They act gently upon the l0v.ets,-r removing Cos
trench.
For Literary Men, Ssdents, Delicate Females. snd
all persons Of srlras habits, they are vGlraLc ~
LGFGtire. improving the appetite, giving tOae and
igor to tue digestive OrENus, and RESTORING the ma.
.Hral elasticity and strength VI the Whole system
The CEPIIALlo PILLS Srs the Iesoll Of lpns In
'estlgNtiou and carefully conducted experiments,
'NyIng been In many years, datlLs which time
hey hate prevented and relieved vast amount II
Iain and suffering from Headache, whether origins.
ing in the nsrTOUs system from derNugel state
Il the stomach.
They are entitely vegetable in theis composition
and may be taken al ali tunes with perfect safety
Without making amy change Of diet, and tie aLssass
JOHy disa0yseate sattt renders IL sas to siniitrS
hem 20 children.
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITsl
rhe genuine have Ave slguitures Of Henry C. spald
ing on each box.
Sold by Druggists aud ali Deaesain Ss,licin.
Box will be sent by mail prepared ON receipt %
ID PRICE 90 GENTS.
All orders should be ndIrrssctto
HENRY G SPALDINC,
IS Cedar ST., New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19

OLIVER PLATED CASTERS, TEA
= SETS, Napkin Rings, Cups, Cake Baskets &c &C.,
deceo c. !. DROWN, l1s Main st.
JUST RECEIVED
A FRESH LOT CIIEESE-ncw aud oId-for sale
n feb2 by LIST, MORRISON CO.
WHITE ILLUSION, 90.
Wv JAMS Just received by GEO. n. TAYLOR
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LATE THINGS BY EXPRESS.

DBCETyED FROM NEW YORK rms Day
H. Very handsome Black ground Nerinos heavy
Double seed II ured Rlaek silks, Black Ispahans
and heavy Mourning SilEa, with many other doSirS-
hlo sooda taovl9l rs. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-19
D. LANDRErH 4 SON,

Miscellaneous, Medical & Classical
,-,-ry, ~, 13o0kS!
AM ILL BE SOLD AT UNUSUALLY Low PR
w CES, lower than else where, At the old Corner
BookatoFsof tdeclSl JOS. L. WILDE.
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Ca1-A single BoiLo OF sPALDIS0's IisHpAEkD
GLUE viii save ten times itS cost annealiy-6sR