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Prersred from plant that grows the districts Of
China discovered by the Doctor whilst physician attached TO
the Frcnch and BRUSH Embassies Itong Kong and pre-
scrbed for the natives anloe the effects of opium,
strong teas &c.
positive speedy and failing for Nervons De.
biiy. Neuralgia, rdoloTcux. ST. Vitus Dance, Nervous
Headache. Rheumatism. Lsnguor Impotensy and all dts
eases of the blood and rprvous system.
single trial viii cenvince the most increduou.
one dollar per tox AZ forty ps, large OF hundred
for drars seal free Nv mail TO receipt OF
remittance. GEOiNsE BU4.pIN, General Agent t2g Broad
way (up stalrs), rVw York
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Nlmrx.ied.

BENNETT .MARcEr- Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Arril
S,by the Rev. Cyrus d. Toss, ISAAC L. BENNETT 10 MARY
JANE, hsst daughter OF the late Rene j. Marcel.
VAR R.Gy--WyCKOtr. Grace church, Brooklyn, on
SATURDAY April IL, by tho Rev. Mr. Flags, Mr. Cu,RLEs
w. cARNEy TO Miss iRENs f., daughter OF A. " wyckoa
Esh., both OF brooklyn
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'Hop o. my Thumb, or the Ogre and the Dwarf" IL hav-
ing boisterous success amongst the Juveniles Monsieur
6hin, the Belgian giant personatss Grimsrnhook and
Commodore Matt Hop o. my Thumb. The piece s given
every afternoon and evening.
Van Amburgh's collection Of wild animals has been At
srsoting crowds Of visitors during the week Those who
nave not this famous msnsgsrs viii do well to profit
by the present opportunity, 1t viii only remain in tho
city untl the close Of the holidays
Brysnts' Minstrels continue to play TO overfowing
houses We notice but little change in this weeks BILL
GERMAN TmArRIcAIs.-Ihe new piece, "Cato Won
Esen has met with very fair share OF success the
1adt theatre. On Saturday the i've act comedy ont-
tied "Down with the Jesus produced for the first
tlms. now play, entitled sDas wiehtelmaenchen,"
wlu bo brought out in the Of the present week.
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TIE. FIREyIEN.

ssOC1ATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.-THE QUAR-
N tcry meeting viii be held at Frcmen's Hal, on Tues
day evening, lGth inst, atS o'clock.
q. ". wn,tLsR See. wv. ENGs, Pr sldent.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvative
Wigs the best In the world wholesale and retail aud
the dye privately applied al No. q Astor House.
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Bachelors Hair Oye.-Thc Best i'm the
world hs rness reliable aud instantaneous Sold and
Piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory. 10 Bond steret.
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ExPR ESsES.

ID soMERvILLE, FURNITURE EXPRESS AND
III. Packing estabishment ii0 varck street Household
Furniture boxed and shipped 10 sl the word
vcred Wagons for removing Furniture to aud the
country
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rUHE NORRIS EXPRESS, 2s BROAD STREET, PATRo.
nyci by most of the influential shipping houses OF New
York forwards Packages 70 Eurcne every Tuesday and
Friday. To Havana aud all the West ladies' by steamer
anokc, April H. The Offices OF this cypress in London,
Liverpool. iars Hamburg, Bremen, Iiavre and Havana
hin pAekAges " The United slates. Il. w. NORRIS.
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birth.

GRAnAs.On Sunday, April ~, Margaret, wife OF vii.
lam Graham, 90 Madison street, New York, OF sou.
Cleveland Detroit and olhoc Western papers please
copy.
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Mrs. winsro,y,s soothing syrup.

Prizes Cashcd i'm. All Legnlizcd Lotte-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker 10 Wall street, N ". mp stairs.
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This valuable preparation the prescription OF of the
experienced and skifn in New England, and
has been used with never failing In thousands Of
IT not only relieves the child ro PAIN but nvgorates the
stomach aud bowels acidity and gives and
vgor whole system.
IL viii relieve gripping In the bowels and
commissions, which, f siesdiiy remedied end
IA death.
II is the remedy the world in all OF
dyscncry darrh~a in children whether arises from
tcethng other
Sold BY dealers la medicine the world over.
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Onicinl Drawings OF Murray, L

Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS l73-April II, 1862
80, 81, ~, 76, ls, As, 20, AZ, "a, 10, ~, SIS.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 14-Aprii Il, 1862
l. 6l, %, ~, 81, ~, Is, l6, 43, 81, IS, 8, 40.
Circulars tree OF charge addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Coyington, KY or 81. Louis, Mo.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Poo Safes s5l Broadway OF Murray street,
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Beautiful Complexton.-I1airsi's Bloom
Youth Liquid Pcor preserving and beautfyng the
complexion and sAin All druggists and at i39 Broadway.
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At LETTERS, 573 Broadway.-Ladies
Balmorns 81 aud ~ 30. misses, ST. Tic. and 81 50; chill
drcn's, ST. 25 and ST 81. JkFFERS 5T3 Broadway.
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DIR. kinnc'x New Truss-Cheap, Clean
and durable. Comfortable In all climates and used for
bathing. IS2 Broadway, room No. 4.
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Court Calendar-This Dsy

SrPRAME ECOuRT1CIRCUTT.-Part1 1.--Oyer and T0rmner.
Part aNos 1899 l1oe 1870 1896 1917 100 l734 17e4
92s 1894 11S, 1885, 1882 1854. 1875 l450 1884, 1885,
1916, 1885,
SUPsRog CoCRr-Part Mos. 1905 Part Wee. 1856
1754 eco 1894, 1SlS 1922 1925 1868, $780, 1882 l4lo
l064, 1870, 2o4 1870, 1850, 29S4.
Comxos PAAaPart Mos. .0S2, 1924 1025, 526, ,l0SS,
Mos 1913 62s. 434 e4o 6s4, $685. 6O3 1890 9s3 1925
1850, 1898, l:;, ITS, 2O67.
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Delaware State Lotteries.
KESrUcKY. EXTRA CLASS l2l-Apri l2, 1862.
%, IL, .54, 81, ~, 55, tS, l, a6, ~, 50, 67.
DELAWARE, CLASS l9e-Aprii II. 1867
%. 7, Q. 55, %, Is, 81, "a, SO, 54 81, 80, Is.
Circulars sent by addressing
Wilmington, Delaware, Covinston, Kentucky.
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photographic Albums Cor Cartes dc Wis.,

itesA great variety of those fashionable articles un-
for elegance and durabiy manufactured and
supplied the trade by A. DOWLING, o. e7 Nassau
street. and st retail nj 455 Broadway.
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Walnut Candy.
Also, 800 other varieties Of
PURE STEAM REFINE 2,CANDIBS,
At wholesale and retail
-7Tg BfoIdwny
EMPIRE CRY CONF KCrIoNExy
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The vresident's Proc n nm u ION in the BOs-
ton Ch urches.
BosroH, April Is, 1852.
The chur 0es have seldom been thronged than to-
day and tho services mainly ia reference 10 the
Presidents pr ssmstion for prayer and thankuness for
the recent vic, 9ries
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I. O. O. f.
Grand Lodge Of Louisiana, z

THEIR. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA Q. Q.
meets scnanuny the fourth Tuesdays In january arc
july 1861 Grand Lodge R0om Odd Fellows Hall corner oil
Camp and Lafayette streets New 0rteens et :, c....,
Lodge No s. NJ W. Grand Master Gardner Smith, Of Com.
mefcGl Lodge No. ~ r. W D. Grand Muster Joseph West
Lodge 20 ! r. y s1s W De e
H. a. steson Southwestern Lodge, No. 40 and r A. Dent
ze Louisiana Lodge No Grand
Lodge n, W Grand Chaplain Francis Eawle e Mer;
chants, Lodge No AZ W Grand Marshal John Talon, OF
9dgs S a. y nlasn john
Of Crescent Loige No. s. W. e. Herald.
District Deputy Grand Nasersohn T. Barnett, Of Cove.
Lodge No. II, District No New Orleans John 3
Burke, of Jefferson Lodge No District NO p Sew
daux g. N Eslor Of St. landry Lodge No. 20 District No
pelousas j. N Collins OF Desoto Lodge No. District No
Baton Rouge John Moore Of SeW Iberia No 20 ,is,Fe
No. y, Shreveport; A. Mllspangh, q Prairie Ledge No
District No. ls Washington f. Hunter q Clinton Lodge
Lodge No 49, District No. l6 New Orleans b. w. Pike, As
sumption Lodge No. i8 District No. II, Napoleonsille.
saniia1 Coulmittees-State of the orlerP.G " =. Pills
bury Teaplar Lodge, No IL r q. M. Thos. II. Shields
Union No. q 7. g.. John Caldwell, Hope, No. H. Judi
Maener Howard, No. -; Y: G. Thomas Grpps HOPE a.
Petitions and Appeals-r. G. NJ J. G Dunlap, Howard No
ISL p Eneas Smith rempsr No = f q Ea Va. BIZ;
Blake Uonnercia No. 10 p G., r. l. Brce Orleans, No
ii; + G., j. H. Gennson Louisiana No. / F'nunee.p G.
~ II. G. Setson Southwestern, No ~; FG John l. MI
stituon and ByIawr G., l.. Graham, Merchants, No IL
T. g. H. l.. Kelsey, Southwestern, No. 40; r. G jane
Clougf Commercial No l.. Gredentals r Y, A. Dent
ye louisiana No. ; Ga 4. v Bier, DenA NO. 10; r. u.
Xii COMMUNICATIONS 10 the r. W Grand Master Crane
Secretary should forwarded the office of the Grand Secret
@5''n ou' '' HENRY BIER Grand Secretary.
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Ri6lsE sntIs!|I!!IlgsIai
!, seEnsckns ss3srIc. No. 71oAnp sfsExr, i
Y IlaesdEg Morning. IanIAfY Il. 1882

f1ssuEy MofnnEt Jdnsst$ q, ln0z.l
ather yesterday was mild II Temp eratures
INA had tllst peculiar tinge ii The atmosphere
hich INVARIABLY heralds rain
Ills lover landing looked stter business point
view, Al the packets that arrived yesterday and
Il he day before Had large trips Of sugar and mo.
Isssss. ahd they were busy iii discharging.
N The steamers up far dbl stture to-day win no
acnbt have lsrge trips Of There seems to
bs no lack ID up frefghts for steamers going to
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Hlafias sutelllgerlte.

4. # 0.E scrsr DrrIcE, No. 10 Camp Erect
4. a Tuesday Morning. january q, lse2
ARRIVED X esterdax.
n }ltf Steamboats,.
RI Yazoo, Powell, FIN Columbus.
i Ed5y y Gay, WTay I'm Memphis. 8.
Il 4Alonzo Child, DeHaven. FIN Memphis.
w NJ Morrison, Wood FIN Memphis.
Laurel Hill, Heno. FIN Fort Adams.
Era MOI. Barstow, FIN Alexandria.
4 Acadia, Vincent. FIN Donaldsonyille.
n Empire Parish, Grant, fm Lower Coast.
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esolre That the Street Commissioner be and lie hereb
authorized to the contractor making bridges IN TN
First District two wooden the il
terecion Of Derbgny and julia and the other the IN
tersection Of Claiborne and Mia streets. a Il aS
,lSignedl JAS, BEGGS, .tSss N
Z. 8 President pro TEN. Board Of Assistant
y tsignedl X z. 81 s. +. sDEI,AB ARE,
- Az !iyt = President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January II, 1862. 1f-ss@
Ijal8 81 1Signedl JOHN. 7. MONROE. Mayor.
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. mo. .6ss4.l

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 4
Il 3 st4s.-g CRY HALL, JAN 10, 1852, S
Il k9- TO Bakers The price OF Superfine
Flour being this day ten dollars SO W per barrs bakers
required give during the ensuing week, commencing
10th follows, viz: Second quality No q
Y Fifty ounces OF bread for 20 cents 81 $40 4
Twenty five ounces Of bread for 10 cents; ~ 49, ~
n Twelve ounces of bread for cents. z y
The oayes Of the third quality. or No s. must weigh
eighth rnpre--tbat Is to say ~ E39s7sES' -. y
The 70 cent loayes Fifty x ounces RI 80. 80
The 10 cent loAves twenty eight ounces; &. .N.t
The S cent loayes thirteen 6 $50 ", .-
n B. Bread Of the First Quality Fancy Bread, must be
nude Of Extra Hour and the oaves shall exceed in weight
and shall made baked and stamped required
by Ordinance No. 5789, ~ ~ Il +-s2 n
|ssd2U II. gllHs. ~ JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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: 2 :
i HulArnAStNs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II. 81. opELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.

{ n. 81, oPEEoUsAss AND GREAT WESTERN.
3 BRASHEAR CITY, January 20. 1852 81 bbls
molasses Is d d Kernion-- 80 do West, Renshaw 4
Cammack-A SO do Tarfeton, Whiting Tullis- 70
hhas sugar Laforest y Desnlares Is do a Mten-
berger Gco-.s 20 bbls molasses r \ DaSnva Eco
"a 6hds sugar Lanye LEBLANC G, 30 bbls. moasses
WIN, q Hewes-- 63 ,cks sugar W b Leyerich &co.-
l6 bbls molasses to Trosclair y Hay 80 hhds
sugar 10 bbls rnolasses to Lobit y Charpantier-24
hhds sugar 75 bbls molasses Dumesnil, Martin &co
--l5bhd sugar q ties molasses'J W Arthur &co-293
ibis molasses Darby q Tremoulet- do J Laba-
tut-6O do O Nelson &eo--l3 hhds sugar to Cole
man & Withers- SO bbls molasses Fellowes AGO.
20 hhds sugar V Allan &co- 1913 head cattle Pas
cal s. Rey-255 dc G Wilkins &co--2 do e White
as do q J Noel--sundries to order. Il a. - g41
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Leaves TUESDAY 2Ist inst. at 5 P. A..
OPELOUSAS AND ATCHAFA-
49, h "ya-The Atclrafaaya and upelouas passenger
packet NJ iIton Relf. @. C. Pickett. MASTER
aa5 heo Iastrapes clerk, will leave above and
wild all coast business For freight apply
OIL board. ..
VIEGlNIUa G. DENTZEI,
jail s.-.. Advertising Agent
Them R. will take freight anil passengers for aud in
tenedate landings at usual rates
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rs. Nos. l AND ST. MAEI's hARKET, -.
Inform friends and the pgbc that they continue to
up CHOICEST BEEYES that the Western canfpr
nish they furnsh ever the best MUTTON and
PORK that come TO this Market r . Oh
EsrSupplies anything from snail family 10
hotel steamship snd rates Is liberal as ever :.
Renaenberths Stalls-kos. and g. AZ the head II vt
JNar9,4NsrEct an r., ano "
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Harispe, 81 Castillo Il Harispe, tton factors.
ANNUAL lnseting III tie stockholders Of the
ehsIlss Hotel Compan the following ticket
~ atuzasd " serve lie current
4 III esss Jdlaii e. Gaines u lf Denn3an IA ifred
1nns r. "A. Wood, .ss
lexar hi sonnet hing 81 q telling effect Oh the
EARNINGS " sItis eneouragng how
ssssss kroW that d dividend vill probably he
! kiyen kheIdefs wien Die earning viii
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Telegraph Markets.

CiNcINNATI, Jan. 3-Flour unchanged; fair demand
for gupeEtlne at 81 extra and family duh at 81 loo
S4'2S. Wheat unchanged. Corn stealy 1T re Oats
In goo' demand at &c. Rye scarce aid would ssll
at 43g NC, barley unchanged aud quiet ut II@SOe
WHISKY hF1n At l31ze, with good demand. Hogs
hrlner and &c higher. Pair speculative demand for
Mess Pork Mt $925@O37 Good isuand far I, ~
Ga'cs NJ $50 latter rate for bbh Good Ilanan
for bulk sides. Green meats in good demand al q
@31Sc for shoulders hams and sides (rOreres M,
changed. Exchange e premium.
NEw HORE, Jan. 3.-CottOn firm aud quiet. F1our
quiet; LOCO bbls at SjI5S so for state 81 for Ohio
and SS,SOt9G,lO Tor southern. Wheat fru: sales 81
1900 bnEhels at 81 80 for Chicago SnIIng 81 So
I 81 tor Milwaukee, Club and Si,l0al, III for FED.
Corn declined le92' sales q 900 bushels at 6fGSe
Beef arm and active; rspacked $lOi6i9 PORT finn.
prime $S@9,S0. Lard heavy at TIz@SsSc. WhisEy
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BB"A WoRD ~ SEAsoN.-We commend
all Our yonng men to avail themselves of
the opportunity afforded by Mr.. Hitchcock's
Business School, to acquired knowledge of
bookkeeping and those other branches of
business science which he makes his spe-
ciAltics. The prcscn, dull season in bust.
ness IS pTOFittous for this purpose, and we
are glad to learn that the schoo! is well
supported. Such an institution should be
cherished by our citizens as valuable ac-
QUESTION to our means of education.
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The Departure Of Mason and slidell


PEovINCETowX, Mass, Jan. 2.-The Brit
ish steam gunbONt Rinaldo left here ut 8
7. NJ. yesterday, with Messrs. Mason and
Slidell and their Secretaries on board.-
The wind blew a hurricane NIL night.
Some of the New York relatives of John
Slidell went to Boston for tho purpose of
seeing him before his cmbarkation for Eu-
rope. He had an interview With his sister
on Tuesday.
The Boston Journal Of last evening saws;
1.-THE arrangements for their return vas
very quietly made, and nothing was known
in this city i'll regard TO the affair until the
hour arrived for their departure. The
steam tug boat Starlight was employed by
the government to convey the prisoners to
Provincetown, Cape Cod, where they are to
be transferred to the British gunboat Ri
nHldo, which arrived Mt that port last
night.
sin accordance with the above plan of
releasing the rebels, tho tugboat Starlight
left shortly before ten o'clock this fore
noon and stopped at Fort Warren, where
she took on board Mason and Slidell and
their two secretaries. After receiving their
baggage, &c., the tug proceeded on her wav
to sea leaving the fort about eleven O'Clock.
The whole affair was conducted without
any display, in perfect quiet, and in the
ordinary manner ofcOnveying passengers. .
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8g 0elearnph.

~, BALTIMORE L Jan. 3.-Passeugers by tn,
OId Point boat state that flag of trnc,
MAD come down from Norfolk, but broupbl
The Union prisoners from Richmond
were expected to reach Fortress Monroe To-
day, and will probably arrive here bv lie
BOAT Tomorrow morning. Arrangement
are making to give them grand reception
mere; There will be military escort. aud
our Union citizens will also make a demon.
stTation worthy of the occasion.
Zen. Lane presented to the attorney of
MIS-. Jenkins, the sum Ct $1,000, rs n free
sympathy. .->s9 "''u
The opinion of Comptroller whittlessv
acqulesced in by Secretary Chase, is that
according to the present law reeulating
the compensation of members OF Congress-
they can receive mileage only for the regu,
!ar sessions. Therefore, the mileage for
tue July extra session remains to be pro-
Vided tor o. future legislation. 1t may be
stated that several Senators were paid the
Two mileages before the opinion was ofFi-
clalIy furnished for ministerial guidance.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
harrington has been absent from the DS-
partment for week or ten days past. on
account of sickness.
1t appears by the report of the Superiu-
tendent of Public Printing, John d. De
frees, that the Government Printing Bn-
rsau, has been conducted with the utmost
efficiency and satisfaction. Tho wisdom
oil Congress in supercediug the former ar
E'-nge5nents-by the present establishment,
IS fully Indicated as compared with the
prices formerly paid to public printers
There has, during the past seven months,
been AN actual saving to the Government
Capt. Dickinson, of the Sd infantry of
regulars, and Capts. Skillington and Nom
son, Of the New York 10Th, late prisoners
IN Richmond, have arrived at Washington.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-04

b8- Mum sonOoL.-J. II. Cooke will
commence new term of night school in
South Wheeling Public School House on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst. Branch
es taught; writing, arithmetic and book
keeping. liz
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9Iopr Ps,sOxEns,-on Thursday evening
Lieut. W. Il. Kelley brought in three rebel
prisoners from the vicinity of ROmney.-
Tue belonged to Sheets Cavalry and we
believe were found in arms. 1t was this
Sheets Cavalry who captured our two
iAentcuants, Freeman and Hall, some time
since.
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EgsrnE RIyER.-The river is about a.
q stand with six feet seant in the channel.
The Ben Franklin and Liberty arrived
yesterday from Cincinnati. The Fnnkliu
len last evening. The Liberty goes to-
night These steamers do not report any
thing new from below.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-04

BosroN, Jan. 3.-Gov. Andrews message
to the Legislature gives general review
OF the finances of the State, and her con-
tuouttous to the war, and expatintcs at
length on tue blessings of the American
Union, and the guilt of the traitors who
are endeavoring to crush it.
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AND STILL THEY COME!
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,s

No. 33 Main St, Centre Wheeling.
A T AST0NlsIHNGLY LOW PRICES FOR CASH
IA unlyl
French Nerinos, plain and figured! Of all colors.
., Tibet Cloths, of all qualities and eolors, from
Plain aud figured Muslin DcI-,inc, Of all eoors and
Mourning Dress Goods.
Eombazines, Black 4Ierino,.s Plain black DeIninss
Black Grape and Love Wells Blae! Hosiery Six aud
Kill GLOVES, Black Grape Collars, sc.
ShRNVls and ClOaLs,
Embraeing the very latest novelties of the Season.
Ladies Black and Col0rei Cloth ClbaIIs
Long and Square Wooden Plain and Plaid ShaEls
BrOchs ShnWls, very cheap
Hack Cashmere Thibct SLnwis,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', Misses and Clildrrn !,
Hosiery, Gloves and UNDERGRADUATE.
Ladies', GENTS aud ChildrCn's Cotton and WOODEN
Hosiery, in cOOrs AMI white; Eleccy lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' an Children; MsrinO Undervtss
Aisns Undrrslirts and Drawers. white aud eouret
White BED blankets; Red, White, Blue, Grey aud
ANIEEIcAH nnSIESTIc, Gonns, Ir;--aeI..I aud
Standardization Shi,tings & Sluetlng5, Checks,
Plaid. Linseys. Canton Rlannels ctsiar.d ana ,bita
scotch Collars. Black Grape Collars BLACK Jaro
Wells, Hands, Edgings and InsertingN, &c., Re
Also, TO arrive, large assortment Of Furr (crap)
Wooden Hoods new and splendid styles OF IJD1ds
titles. i"',''7
All OF these goods will BIO sold at very low price,
Tor cash. Please cali soon, at
No. 81 Main ST., Centre wheeling
hOY"o JOHN ROEMER
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Ra%@rSrEn.-we had another little
sPeSk OF winter yesterday evening, in the
shape of fall of snow, which came down
IN rather boisterous manner, upon the
wings ola violent wind. The boys got out
Their sieages, and the inclined plains
were merry with their shouts.
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nS@pEFESnOS.-The train from Cum.
berland on Thursday evening was detained
several hours by the bursting ola cylinder
mead Mt Cheat River Grade. The engineer
was slightly scaldea by the accident.
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Ez5~wE refer the reader to the adver-
's'ment OF the supper which takes place
Q" Thursday evening next, for the benefit
OF Inc Young Mems Christian Association
aud the soldiers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-04

B~U, Ca general meeting of the
Union Clubs is called tonight. Every
member is urged to rally to the headquar-
tiers, as business of Importance will come
up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-04

n3- To WHOM IT May CoxcEGx.-we
yesterday received the following, which VIC
publish for the benefit of those concerned !:
;. CANr wIcKLIFEE, KY, Dec. 90, 'Gl.
Editors ITkesIiag Misltiysncer
You will please publish the death of
Henry Fink. German, who died at Louis
vile, where lie was buried lie was mem
her of Co. If this Regiment, ami has a
brother living in the vicinity of Wheeling.
who, by using proper means, can obtain tie
money due him. For further Intelligence
lie will address JouS MEyEu
Corp. Co. f, gath Ohio Reg't.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-04

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