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nBSr. PArarcx's OAY.-Yestsrd.y was

h9S@ST. PATRICS'S day eSterdIy was
the anniversary of the natal day of the
patron Saint of Ireland. In this connec-
ton short biographical sketch of st.
Patrick is not inappropriate. Biosranhers
do not agree with respect to the date and
place OF the saints birth, Usher and Till
lemont stating that he was burn in the
year 372, while Moore, in his "History of
Ireland" states that he. was born in the
year $40. The same discrepancy occurs ia
regard to the date of his death. Usher fix
ing it on the 18th of March, 49S; TillemOut
on the same day in 425, MENUS in 464,
and Moore in 465. Most biographsrs
maintain that st. Patrick was born in a
village called Bonayen Tabernl@, suppos-
ed to be the town of Fitzpatrick, at the
mouth of the Clyde, between Dumbarton
aud Glasgow; but Mr.. Moore states that
the saint was born in the neighborhood of
Boulogne, in the Ancient Armoric Britain;
and that the Irish monarch, Nal of the
Nine Hostages, having ravaged some of
the maritime distritrs of Gaul in the year
4O3, st. Patrick was taken prisoner and
carried to Ireland, where he was sold to
person residing in Antrim, who employed
him to tend sheep. Having continued in
this place for six years, he made his es-
cape in vessel boHnd for Gaul, and after
wards entered monastery at Tours. 1t
is said that he constantly dreamed that he
was invited to return to Ireland in the
name of his people, and accordingly he
set sail for that purpose, and landed at
Dublin about the year 1872. His adVen-
lures upon landing; his conversion of
Dicho, pagan chieftaiu; his performance
of Divine service in a barn; his celebration
of Easter, by lighting the Pascal FIRE on
Easter eve before tue halls of Tara; his
conversion of multitudes of King Leguin's
followers, aud the destruction of tue great
Druidical god, are all points of interest in
the life of this saint. The origin of the Irish
wearing the shamrock on this day is said
to be from st. Patrick having used some
of this plant as an illustration of the
Trinity, when he was endeavoring to con-
'AASS HuS AILSu atleC us second landing
in 400. 1as-ti7
The celebrated shamrock, which is an
emblem of the day, is species of grass,
also called trefold containing three leaves
upon one stalk The Irish of those days
were not remarkable for good manners,
and when he first addressed them upon
the doctrine of the Trinity in Unity, were
occasionally disposed to stone him to
death, upon which occasions lie always
produced the shamrock, asking them if it
was not as possible for the Father, Son
and Holy Ghost to grow upon a, single
stalk, as those three green leaves, and thus
reconcile them to the faith. = 80 -i.-f'f q
Tradition gives st. Patrick credit for
having destroyed all the yenOmous rep
tiles in Ireland, or, more properly
speaking, he melted the people of each
district to do so.
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RELuxURIENr BEAUTy. HENsTnEET,,


B9"LUxURIENr BEAUFY, HRlMsTRERT's
ISnnrABLE Ham REsEoAT1vE.-It is not a
dye, but restores gray hair to its original
color, by supplying the capillary tubes
with natural sustenance, impaired by age
ordisease. Alt instantaneous dyes are com
posed of Lunar Causttc, destroying the vi
tally und beauty of the hair, and afford of
themselves no dressing. Heimstreers In
Irritable cOloring not only restores hair,to
its natural color by an easy process, but
gives the hair a LuzsHieat Beauty, promotes
its growth, prevents its falling OF. eradi-
Gates dandruf, and imparts health and
pleasautness to the head. It has stood the
test Of time, being the original hair color
ing, aud is constantly increasing in favor,
used by both ladies and gentlemen.
B. L. lBABBITT's PuRE CoNoESrRATED
PoTAsH, double strength of common Pot
ash, six pounds will make one barrel Of
beautiful white Soap. 81
LAlRD's BLOOM OF YOurH. on LiquIb
PEARL, for identifying and preserving the
complexion aud skin.
Just received, aud for sale by Reed and
Kraft. EsfEs
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BgA Bold sWINDLER,-Yesterday af-
ternOOn man by the name of John Bed
lOe, being in the city and somewhat hard
up, offered to sell his watch to different
persons. AT last he found a customer in.
the person of a genteel fellow who pre-
tended to have taken a fancy. TO the. watch
which was an excellent gold one. The sale
was effected over glass ofbeer in saloon,
the genteel looking man giving Bedloe If
ty dollars for the time. piece. The sale
took place about 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, but BedlOe being somewhat iutOxiOa-,
ted never thought to enquire as to the gem
uinsnesS Of the money until about three
o'clock in the afternoon when he discov-
cred that only ten dollars out of the fifty.
was good the balance OF the bills being the
b"sest kind of cOunterfeits. OF course the
rascal had made good his escape. .,sa
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H8r ANorHER ArrAck UPON FoRr Mich.
.OLs.-On Sunday last soldier named VIM
Jones, made an attack on the lisreputable
den, on Water street, known as Fort Mich
OILS. The female occupants of the Fort
rather worstsd William and he retired in.
glOriously from the attack, and under the
escort of officer scroggius took up the line
of march for Aid. RObertson's Office where
hewas fined. He paid his fine and de.
parted. .L
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From Fortress Mnnrne

FORTREss MoSRoE, March l6.--The
steamer Swanee arrived to-day from Roam.
oke Island on Friday aud Hatteras on Sat
urday, with malls and passengers. No
news to be made public.
Hugh Jenkins arrived to-day from Wash
ington on Friday, with one of Prot. loves
balloons.
The rough weather delays the repairs
on the telegraph cable.
There was 4o. boat from the Eastern
shore to-day, and consequently there is no
news of the election.
The Congressional Committee on Naval
Affairs and the Assistant Secretaries OF
War and the Treasury, came down from
Washington this morning, and returned
tonight, after inspecting the Monitor and
other objects Of interest here.
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R9rTHE sFREEFs.-we are pleased to
ses that the street Commissioner has set a
large number Of workmeun to work at
cleaning mp the muddy streets. All of the
mud aud filth is being sOraped up in lit
Tie rows and hillOcks to be removed in
time to some proper receptacle.
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R6~WARREN 4 Son make excellent
soap. and have sent the LnteLLigeneer people
a bar of peculiar kind. We hope some
of them will be able, from its virtues, to
wash of the "nigger.p i ID
We. clip the above from the Wheeling
P'i's, of yesterday. 1t will be observed
that there is double dagger ~ append
ed to the delectable paragraph, which
means that'the editors are ashamed to ac-
knowledge its parentage. Aud we'll they
may be, for it is speciasn of 1Ow-down
blackguardism of which any gentIem an
ought to be ashamed. esa,I
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SANDY Hook, N. Y, March 1.-THE
steamer Roanoke, from Havana on the 9Th
inst, has passed this point, bound up to
New York.
She brings Vera Cruz dates to the 4th
inst. -
The Spanish troops were retiring from
the interior and the English forces were
about to leave the country. Tie French
reinforcements bad not yet arrived.
The French forces were en- route for Te-
huacan. The Spantards started on the LIST
for Orizaba. iei,- IS ~
General Marquise, with 5000 Mexican
troops, holds the road from Vera Cruz to
Mexico. .l
An American citizen belonging to Low
ell, Mass, aud a bearer Of dispatches from
Washington to Minister Corwin, was muir
dered on the oath, while going from Vera
Cruz to the City Of Mexico.
The negotiations between the allies were
| to commence at orfzaba on the LIST OF
April. .r. ~, 49,
Honduras advices to the 27th are re-
/ ceiVed. AfaVorable reaction had occur
4 red aud ordertwas being restored. Medina
had been appointed President pro TEN. g
1t is stated that the Spanish bark The.
resa, which had been captured by one Of
our squadron, had been declared an ille-
IRal'prtEe.
q a A number of rebel schooners with small
quantities of cotton had reached Havana
Two slave dealers were murdered a
Havana. The assassius were four in mum
II Der. One; q mulattO, confessed to III,
! commission of the crime and was unde
trial. So. ''''' -f5f ..,I
= Several rebel schooners had been brough
Z TO Key West, including the VIM. Mallory.
: The reports about the movements o
English and Spanish troops in the nboy
despatch seem TO contain some error, whicl
will be corrected when the steamer ar
rives. li
. NV YoRK, March / The British gum !,
! tboat' Liandrath from Bermuda, has arrive
8 bringing the Grew of the British shin Nc
III Ryk,Ehich foupdered atsea,, .Thisis til
4 vessel that supplied the rebel pirate Nash
Vile With coal. s! ~ tzE9 -
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~PREsTIDrGrTArroN, Heller, tho Pres.
tidigitator, We understand, will be in
Wheeling in a few days. We have all
heard a great deal about this prestidigita.
ton business and We are anxious to see
some of it.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, IN
FLUENZA, BRONCHITIS;
WHOOPING COUGH,
,zCROUPS I ASTE1RfA,
- sE =. ,E,1lSI IN y CON- yf,@

a'- y E ..
and for the relief Of conSnmpiye patients In advSnc.
ed stages OF the disease. al.ssl III ~ . :,
We need not speak to the public OF lie virtues.
Throughout every town, aud almost every hamlet of
the American States, tts wonderful cures Of puon.
airy complaints have made It already known. Nav
few are the families in any civilized country on ais
continent without soma personal experience Ofits
effects, and fewer yet the communities any vhore-
which have not nmong them some living tTonhy II
its victory over the subtl0Au dangerous diseases M
the throat and lungs whileIt IL the most powerful
RntidOte yet known to man for the formidable and
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also the peasAntest and safest remedy that can be
employed Tor infants aud young Persons. Parents
should have 1t In store against the insduous enemy
that steals upon thom uPrepared. Ws'haV6 abuhd-
ant grounds to believe the CHERRY RECFoRlL 6aYeS
more lives by the e91fumptiOnS It prevents than
those Il cures Keep byyOu, your colds while
they arc durable, nor neglect them until human
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on the yitals, oats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality ofluns disOrders aud a. they know
too the virtues Of tins remedy, We need not DO more
than to assure them It Is still made the best Il can o
Ne pare no cost nor care no toll 70 produce q the
most perfect possible, and thus aond those who rel
on Il the best agent which sIl can fnFnlSh fCr
their cure. --------.-.---'slIf D 5l1lFf 4
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M1IwAuKtE, March 1.-THE decision, in
the Supreme Court Of this State, in reIa-
tiOnltO the assessment of taxes. declares
all State taxes since 1855 unconstitutional,
by reason of inequality of taxation. The
Legislature will take immediate action on
the act for the relief Of form mortgages,
also decided to be unconstitutional, =
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B8- HEMsrREEr's HAIR Co1oa1SG is
highly recommended by prominent citi-
zens of this city, who have used and are
now using it, Try it. III
Sold by TIL. LOGAN Co., and LosAs,
LIST & Co.
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p8 HErNsTRErr's IsrMlTAp1E HAIR
GoLORISG possesses the peculiar property
of restoring gray hair to its original colorl
causes it to grow thick and strong stops
its falling out, and makes it soft and glossyI
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b@- THEATEn.-shakspeare's play OF
Hamlet was we'll enacted last evening at
the theatre. Mr.. Neafe appears again this
evening as the Stranger.
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Com. Foote again at the Rebels.

CAIRO, March l7.-Commodore Foole is
Smelling the rebels at island No. 10. Gen.
Pope's batteries prevent their escape down
the river. The rebels are said to be from
$4,000 to 10000 strong. The rebel gun
boats are understood to be engaging Gen.
'Pope's batteries. 3 t-,F..7
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POlAnd 0nfN fnr Geeils

DRYoR FROST, q 9 MAN st, have 800 bus.
JIG of these very superior Oats for sals, weighing
a. lbs. TO the buBhel Price soc. : :
Also, Agents Tor Landreth's Garden SeedS frSShl
from their Seed farm. Also, 500 buSh new rchari
erass SEED, Just received from Iouis. =, ~
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p8 HElNsrREET's REsrORArrvE forms a
very agreeable hair wash. 1t does not dye
the hair, but helps nature to secrete the
proper colOriug matter that makes up its
hue. It's effects are really wonderful.
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PHtIADELPHr4, IsrehsSSl7. The we'll
known publisher of DR.. Kane,s works, has
offered Person Brownlow $40, 900, Ton his
proposed work containing an account Of
bis sutefings, Sc. :. - !. =. :
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WiscHEsrER, VA, March l7.-Oontra-
bands arriving here confirm the report of
the destruction of the bridge over Cedar
Greek, and report that jackson retreated
up the valley towards Harrisonburg.
Allsquiet on the outposts.
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TFrOm the DAILY Expires, Lancaster. Pa77
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.n

I'VE are indebted to Messrr. Z. Barr s Co. for a
supply of Laughllns BuHhaeld's Ink, an article we
have been uaing exclusively for the year past.
vi Il manufactured at Wheeling, West virginia,
by hrm whose loyalty never for moment waTored.
and to whose patriotism the highest compliment We
could pay would be to say that It is as genuine, as
nee as unfading aud permanent their Ink With,
which We mako this reeorJ.' +t.i.. 49, -
''Weuse this FLUID because, AFTER being torment.
ed with many other black devices, we have found II
superior in every respect toRpy other, either foreign
OF home make, and hence pronounce It the best and
most reliable In the MARKET
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, AIanufActurers.
Sold by J. O. Orr Z Co. ""ss'ns' va s Z
Reed 4 Kraft
Jos. Graves, H8'-
WA. p. McKelysV,
And Book sellers generally. mil
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Special NOTICES,
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re.

~. elSOU4 ssVAVOf tI,-F-I 30 -
over twenty years Of growing favor has sstab-
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gray hair to Its original color, and Il beautiful
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BNeHAMrrOx, N. Y, March l7.-The
new and splendid Presbyterian Church,
1noccuPted, as we'll as the old Church in
he vicinity. were burned last night. The
1re IS attributed to an incendiary. Loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000. 80.
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New YORK, March l7-Further advices
received by tho Roanoke confirm the state
meut that the English troops were about to
leave Mexico
A portion Of the Spanish troops are re.
turning to Cuba, and the rest have gone to
Orizaba.
Gen. Prim commands the allied forces.
The name of the American bearer of dis
patches, who was murdered, was Addison
I. Arlen.
1t appears that one of the stipulations
made at the conference between Generals
Prim and Doblado, was that no more troops
should be landed on Mexican soil.
Pending negotiations under this contract
some of the Spanish troops returned to
Cuba, and the expected French reinforce
ments, under Gen. Lorencez, were to return
without landing.
The English forces will return via Ber-
muda to England. Their mules, harness,
&C., were sold to the French, who started
for Tehuacan on the 2sth of February.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJgTAST GENERAL's OFFICE,


By the 9th article of an act of Con-
gress entitled. "An act for establishing
rules and articles for the government Of
the armies of the United States" approved
April 10th, holding correspondence with
or giving intelligence to the enemy, either
directly or indirectly, is made punishable
by death, or such other punishment as
shall be ordered by the sentence of court
martial. Public safety requires the strict
enforcement of this article;
1t is therefore ordered that all cores
pondence or communications, verbally or
by writing, printing, or telcgraphing re-
specting the army or military movements,
onland or water, or respecting the troops,
camps, arsenals, entertainments or military
affairs, within the several Military Dis
tricts by which intelligence shall be
directly or indirectly given to the
enemy, without tue authority or sanction
of the General in command be and the
same are absolutely prohibited, and from
and after the date of this order persons
violating the same will be proceeded
against under the 9th article of war.
By order.
ESiUned1 T. TuO,Y.s
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AND sTILL THEY ooMRI
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JOHN RoEMER,s.

JOHN ROEmERsS,
No. 80 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
A T AsTONIsHINGLY LOW PRICRs FOR CASH
IA. Onlyi
French MsrinOs, plain and figured, of all eOlors.
Thibet Cloths, Of all qualities and color, nom
% to 80 eontA
Plain and figured Muslin DeLainos Of all eOlOrsaad
styles.
Mourning Dress Goods.
BOmbazines, Black MeriuOes, Plain Black DGLaInOs,
Black Grape and Love Wells, Black Hosiery Bik and
Kid Gloves, BLACK Grape Collars, &c.
ShayVls andiCloalES,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of the Season.
Ladies' Black and COlOred Cloth OIoaks,
Long and Square Wooden Plain and Plaid ShAE1,
e" F" Brochs ShaWls,Y cheap,
q BLACK CAShmsr0 & ThfhRE ShAWfS,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', Misses and Children :.
Hosiery, Gloves and UnderRRrmenGss
Ladies', Gents and Children's Cotton aud WOODEN
Hosiery, In colors and white; Fleeey lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies aud Children; MeTinO UndsrVests
Mems UnderBhiFts and Drawers, white and col0Fod.
White Bed Blanketsi Red, White, Blue, Grey and
Plaid RlannelG
AMERICAN DOMESTIC Goons, BIeachsd and
UnbleAclIed.-COttOn ShTtingB & SheetingS, Checks,
Plaid. LnseyE, Canton RlRnnelE, colorsd aud white
EMBR0IDERIES.-Rieh atyles Of French and
Scotch Collars, Black Grape COlIarB Black Laos
Wells, Bands, Edgings and InsertinGS, &C., &c.
Also to arrive, large assortment OF Rurs, (eheap)
WooIsn Comforts, for Men and Boys, In large quNOs
tities. r..
All OF these goods will be sold at very low D, =
for cash Please call soon, At 500
3 ;..i..7 No. 80 Main St, Centre wheeling.
uOVS0 JOHN ROEMER.
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[Signedl

Adjutant-G General.
1t is presumed the action taken with
the Sunday Chronicle will stop the publi-
cation of improper news in this Capital.
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PHILANTHRoPIsTs, READ THEIR FFFECTs,
AND JUDGE OF THEIR VIRTUES.
ToR EHE CURE OF
HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, oULsTOMAC1I.
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