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A Long Engagement Temporarily
Suspended.

EFoIn The Hartford cOurGnt, AuguSt 2l5t
The local incident we are about TO re-
late will strike every reader as being
singular, but il Is true nevertheless, II
we may rely upon the assurances given
by an Intimate friend of one of the par
ties. A couple residing in the north
part OF the city became engaged eigh-
teen years ago, and would have been
married, probably long ere this, had
not the gentleman been the victim of
an unfortunate speculation which left
him in a situation not at all congenial
To the pecuniary responsibilities OF
welded life. Within the past two or
three years fortune has smiled upon
him, and he found himself in possess
sion of an income sufficient TO war
rant matrimonial investment. It
should be stated here that both himself
and the lady have had few "spats''
during their long acquaintance, but
have come out of them with no serious
consequences, "the fun of making up
probably being powerful enough to
counteract all the unpleasantness OF
their disagreementS. Both possess a
somewhat lively temper, and each is
positively inclined when the mind is
liked on any given subject. Well, to
shorten the story, this couple recently
made their arrangements to bring their
proIIacted engagement to close. All
the prelimInHrles were entered into,
even the purchase of house by the
gentleman. One fine day, after the
'intended" had taken a survey ftheir
future home, they entered n furnishing
store and were selecting carpet for the
''front parlor." Both were suited with
opinion existed as TO which
way the pattern should rnn, whether it
should have one direction on the par
lor floor, or another. AS this difference
promised to elicit some discussion, the
parties left the store and proceeded TO
the house to eight 1t out on that line"
The woman was convinced that she
don't you seer" etc. No, he couldn't
see 1t, "because we may sell out and
move from here, and IL IL is cut that long
we couldn't'" &c. 40, well, have 1t all
your own way; you always would" !"
suggested madam; whereupon mister
yentured to remark that he didn't
know as he always had his own way,
and then cruelty added that II he re-
membered correctly it was she who al
ways commenced their quarrels,
and perhaps it might be just as
we'll to Switch or now as at any time.
If he kept a house and supported a
woman he proposed TO be boss. Boss
boss that's pretty talk for a man, isn't
il ?" queried madam. Thus the discus
sion proceeded until it became SO hot
that the woman retired in high state
of excitement, vowing that she would
marry no man who was $50 contempti-
bly, selfish" That night the engage
ment WAS broken, but friends subse-
quently interfered to bring reconcile
ton, and there is Il pospect now, we
| understand that matters Will be so ar
ranged as to carry out the original pro-
gramme. If the marriage does come
of, it is pretty certain that there will
be some lively old domestic music In
the family before application is made
to the courts for divorce.
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every day, who give up housekeeping
as q means OF rest from family cares,
aud resort to that miserable and most
unwise mode OF life, boarding at a hotel
or in some private family, to get more
dissatisfied than ever in a few months,
meanwhile falling into bad health, and
bad habits of various kinds.
All these classes of persons fail, mis-
eFably fail in their object, because they
mistake the physiological meaning oi
the word 'trest." Neither body nor
brain are safely, truly and happily
rested by doing nothing. The only
healthfui rest, as long as our physical
and mental constitution remains as IL
is, is to be busy. Men of force and In
dustry will everywhere tell you, SIT Is
the hardest thing In the world 10 do
nothing" % 1nHa'a it
No mortal man was ever made TO be
a loater, to be a miserable drone, The
trueide of rest is recreation, o making
over again, q return to our accustomed
yigor; and this is accomplished, not by
allowing the machine to come to a
stand-still, for Inactivity is rust and
ruin to all mechanical contrivances,
and death to all physiological struc-
lures. The true object of rest is recupe-
ration, and that Is best brought about
as TO the body, by exercising different
set of muscles; and as to the brain by
calling Into requisition different set
of organs or powers, causing the mind
to act upon new objects. A better plan
is not to get into the unheAlthful CON
ditions named, and they are avoidable
by giving two hours daily to the eXer-
else OF different class OF muscles, or to
the Investigation and study Of objects
Of comparatively trivial importance
and of wholly different nature. The
student should ride on horseback, or
cultivate fruit and flowers; the mer-
chant should employ his mind in liber-
al studies, in active personal and ele-
waiting charities, while the over-taxed
and worried wife should pay a visit
daily to some prudent friend, some
cheery neighbor, or suffering sister, or
child;-the main idea In all cases being
to spend two or three hours daily in
open air RCtiveness wholly different
from the ordinary business routine.
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We have aIso on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and Chlldrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go TO
GariIner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them. ..-r. -.-.r.r
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRAGTED,- and In
every case will be mended free of charge.
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educational.
Bethany College.

nlHE TWENTY-SEVENTH SESSION OF
Il this well known seat Of learning Will
commence on ... s..
MONDAY. sOrh sEPrEnBER. 1867.
and terminate ON the 18th June. 1888. 1t is
dramatically situated In the midst OF the
''Pan Handle" Of West Virginia, and easily
accessible by Ran Road or River, and sur
rounded with the most favorable Influences
for student life.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
VNTE BOARDING. and unfurnished rooms
viii be let 10 students who wish 70 board
An experienced and able corps OF Profess
sors is engaged, and every facility for . com.
pIefe and thorough course OF Instrue-
don will be furnished to the student.
FACULTY.
w.K. PENDLEToN. President, and Prof.
Of Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy
g. L. Loos: PfoE. OF Ancient Languages
a. ". HakDING. Prof of Mathematics
ana !. + fitRAY BHRChAY. Prof. of Natural sciences.
B. r. JONES, Tutor.
BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
Lecturerl:-w. K. PKSDLEToR. C. L. Loos,
R. KIcHARDsoH, j. 7. BARCLAY
The course OF Biblical Lectures commences
the Last Monday in March and continues 8
weeks. FREE OF CHARGE 10 ALL
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NOTICE

To All Who Study Economy
AM NOW RECEIVING MY SECOND
n stock OF Boots and Shoes which WIS
Fought for cash, and at one-half Its cost
which 1 will sell at a low price.
Read and be Convinced.
that John Fl. Robinson, No. l5S, Main street,
sells the cheapest and best Boots and Shoes
in this city.
Ladies' Kid slippers e9cts
Tasting gT1es............-.............., 70
Congress GRiteTs.....--. 20
q" Glove KID Tipped Bals............sl 75 (
Misses Morocco Shoes........ ..............-.. % ~
Mems Calf 20
GaiteTs-......-.....: ............... 3 90
ChildS' Lasting Congress Gaiters.-...-... ~
All other goods IN proportion. We study
10 please, and show goods with pleasure. rr
JOHN n. ROBISSONS,
.- No. lhS Main ST.,
myT Wheeling, West Va.
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The Peoples Bank.

OFFICE, No. 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
" WA Money received on deposit In
tereSt paid on special deposits-
bought and sold. Collections at home or nom
abroad promptly attended to.
John Reid, Christian Hes,
John Handlan, John Vockler,
SAJn1 j. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. Pre8't.
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF, Cashtr. myS
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BIBLICAL INSTITUTI
TIE z VI s..

Tuition $50 per session. Boarding from s.
Unf1nlshedrooms 50 per session 10 each
Free tuition TO sons OF Ministers OF the Cos
pei OF ali denominations.
For particulars, apply for catalogue 70 Prof.
@. /. Loos Secretary, or To - r.I K.
W. K. PESDLETON, President.
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AMAE went into the Office of the st.
Joseph (Mo.) Herald lately with an old
copy OF Tom. Paine, which he desired
reprinted. BE was told that lit would
cost several hundred dollarsI upon
which he left in high dndgeon, saying
it only cost q dollar in the inst place.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r. GOMP'Y
OFYTCE BAIT. q OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING. May 4, 1857.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and after May

IL
~ FAST LINE.
Leave wheeling Leave Baltimore
daily at..- 6cI0 pm daily at...-6:2D pm.
Arrive WRshlngton--.4;O "a
Grafton.-.... 1000 Z" Arrives
ParkersburK 40 &. m. HarPers F'y-S.So ''
Cumberland 500 CumberlAnd. Las am.
Harper Ferry ISIS . arafton--.---. go -
Baltimore .--10:20 WheellnE-....l0l0
Waah'n CITY ll;SS sIncluding sundayA
sIneludtng Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily at. 75S am daily at. G45 pm.
Arrives WaAh'n C1ty-6,45
PaTFeFs61TS 10 f4si1p aaTperis Fly. Isl am.
Cumberland 725 Cumberiand-.I:10
HArpers F'yl23I q. m. Grafton ...--- 1908 pm.
Baltimore 80 E1 Wheeling. 613 %
WRsh'n City. 6S0 q "EIcept Sundays.
Except Sundays.
- MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves wheelingo Leaves Baltimore"
daily at...-S:l0 pm. daily at.-.-s:45 Am.
Arrives Wash'n Ciiy.-7:46 IS
Cumberland.7:4O Harperis Fty-lsOO pm.
Hhrper's F$yl2:l0 p m. lCumberland.-e $50 "a
Winehester....2-5o Grafton-----ll:0
Baltimore Loo "a Wheeling--.-1:tO Am
Wash,n Clty.-6:sO +" "Except Saturdays. :.
BESWuoD RECOMMENDATIONS.
To connect with @. o. r. R. Division
Leaves Wheeling at...---. $40 g. m. 800 p. m.
- r 800 81
Ticketzto all principal points IN the East,
West and Southwest can be procured at the
Conopanyis ONCE
JOHN L WILSON, Master of Transportation
r. 7. DEYRfES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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National Savings Bank Of WheeIlng.

National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Mooney RECEIvED ON DEPOSIT
Ill Interest paid ON Special Deposits. Notes
and Bills discounted Exchange bought and
sold. Collections made on all points and pro-
ceeds promptly remitted.
Discount tdAy-WedneSday.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas n. List, Robed Pratt,
Robert Gibson, r. A. NCabs,
]. O. Thomas, 7. u. Dodson-
]. L. stiiel.
THOS. ii. LIST, PTeSidsnI.
8. p. HILDRETH. oRahier. novA
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In noticing Lord Lyttleton's absurd
amendment to the Reform bll--that no
one should be admitted to the franchise
who could not write Iegible hand
and the amusing fact that the clerk was
unable 10 make out the written mo-
ton until his iordship went to the desk
and read 1t to him, the Spectator re-
,,,,rJ-,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO

nNHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LFCTUREs
In the above Institution will commence
TUEsDAY, October LIST, 1867, in the College
Building. Sixth street, between Vine and
Race streets, and end the last OF February.
FEES.
maIIlculhllOn
Professors Tickeis..-----.----- ..-...------49 ~
Demonstrators 20
Hospitals, eacn = ~
GraduRtton "
For particulars, see circulars.
M. b. WRIGHT, n. D., Dean.
aug9 Bwd. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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- Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OKFIcE No. % MONROE ST.,
Mooney RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
wi tAreE1 paid ON special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points.
In order 10 meet want that has long been
felt In this community, this Institution will
receive ON Wednesday and Saturday afIer-
noon between the houTB Of two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum of money, hOm
one dollar and upwards. on which interes
GEO. MENDEL. President
DIREcroRE-Alex. Laughlin, A ]. Panneu
John McLure, r., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
OFT, James Paul, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
ocl7-ly A. @. QUARRIER, Treasurer
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Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.
CSAorsest and Quickest Route BasG and West)
ON AND AFTER APRIL 2qTH, 1857,
TrRing will Tun A folIoWE-
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The following letter-was received a
few days ago by gentleman in this
city, from young friend of his in
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ll4o Main street, Y

Corner of union. EBlLING
Bargains in Boots & Shoes
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While the House was laughing at
Lord 'Lyttleton's discontinue, Lord
Granville told a story OF an eminent
British ambassador, who writes SO bad.
ly that he once asked him as a special
favor to- keep the originals ofEhis dis
patches, and to send the office copies.
1t is supposed that the diplomat re-
ferred to is Lord Coyly. ssrg .ss..-ss 3
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"Of the letters received in this office
least % ten en- Der tt cent cent are written in thai
detestable Italian hand which was
studied twenty years ago. and are in
telllgible only to ocompositors.1 The in
PRODUCTION OF note paper spoiled hall
the handwritings in England, The
lines are not long enough to admit OF
legible letters.'i --5s9.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-28

LARGEST C1RcunAr1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes The 0dicial, L'st ct Let,
tcrs remaining IL the Postc6.ce at the end
of each ,ccek, ayrccaJiy TO the joHo'o'my
section of he Nc.e Rastedice: Lac, as the
nepspsaper hayiny tAs:1aryest Circulation ~
The City of Charleston: ..
,os Ana be 1t further enacted That lists Of lot
tors rcmainng ncallcd u any Pos:oce in any city
town or village, yhcre ainowapaper shall be printed
sl hereafter be published only in tho newspaper
which being published woekly ofener shall have the
largest circulation within rnnge OF delivery OF the saa
office q ..7. SA' TT
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
.slTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, 8. c., january 2s 1867.
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
IL LLsHED for the benefit of all whom it may con
ceru- A"& c. B. SIGWALD
r Captain OF Police.
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. . d . . . , I r
Extract from, Ordinance Ratieed November 2osa, 1906
SEQ s. No cloth awning shall be put up in such man
as 70 ooseruct loot passengers; and agnboard
eha be erected otherwise than thirteen feet nom the r
tace OF the ground or foot pavement =
9nder penalty Of Twenty Dollars for each and every
cd Otherwise than as herein directed ahn so remain
I. ssGc= ~&2..! &c. s&
SEC s. Noperson OF persons whosoever shall, for the
purpose OF exposing any goods, commodities or other
articles for sale, place. be placed any such
goods, cocmodites other articles whatsoever or any
table bench board box, other appendage any
patement within the City, under penalty Of Twenty
Doars Tor each and such offence each and
every night or day. as the case may be. which any
due Mrsters shall be permitted expose before their
stores such goods and commodities they sell at public
auction but not to take Than the 'front.' of
ther respective vendue stores distance of sx
feet beyond the aa1ne. ~ %l' 5 l-5 ~ NJ.
Sect No person persons whosoever shall suffer
any hrewood GOALS goods wnres merchandise carriages
OF any description, or other matter thing to him.
her or them belonging consigned, lay stand for
longer space than four hours any street lane allev
or public thoroughfre within the City under penalty
article or thing shan lay beyond the above
mentioned time: excepting, materials for building in re-
gard to which the following regulations sha be obsery-
cd, namely When person persons aha erect or
repair house other building upon any street lane
iaey or open court within the city, he She or they
ishau make application for the 30 much OF the
lot which such building to be erected nor extend
more than s feet into the street, which space srn per-
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with sucept
same the requisite for building and repairin0:
and such fence together with remaining material he
Hhe Or they shall remove the work be nniah.
forfenR Two Dollars for every that such fence or
such materials shall afterward remain unrernoved: and
on OF having the removed at his her or
their expense, BY the City authorities: =
/ January % 4a1 II |lg
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STATE A ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, $. c.

COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY %, 1867.
TINHE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THIS STATE, ON
il the Goth OF Deca1nber. 1866, adopted the following
resolution:
..Resotred That His Excellency the Governor be
horized to Gull for plans and estimates for covering the
new State House building with light tin roof and to
closo the windows and door openings with ruff shutters
to protect it from injury that he appoint the Architect
whose plan shall be adopted Superintendent Of tho work.
aer he has fully aturcd his plans und drawn up speci
hcatons which shall fully set forth all the work to be
contracted for and TINT the be done at the earliest
dny practicable
Pursuant to this resolution, plans and estimates will be
received for the foregoing work until tho 4th Monday in
March next when plan will be selected and proposals
for building according to the will be invited
Ey order Of the Governor.
ILL.,. JAMES s. sIMONS,
February % Private Secretary,
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AM u Sc M EMTS..
Sin 9cuticber Sail

IDrb ftattFneen am Mpntas ben 4tcn Ular,, 1867,
r3u ale meine Srenaee b 8etanne ersc6cn cnsctapcn
iint. Gintritt 81. anfans Z ubr. S3u.. St5rSosr,
Gde scn Sing unb eines ssraSe.
February 2a----- =. l "a ':ss-a 4t thm2*a
= GRA17n VOCAL
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70. 0l.....tR.ER i. !, J,

E'o.HEN M NT. OR FOR SALE CIIEAPs THE
IL delightful RESIDENCE No AshIev Iafraet = ~
| February 20 s'5 80 - - E'-1s- ose- :s,%
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ROARDIRG RGs.-HIR6.sH. KAnII.AH Is PRN-
AJaPARED to receive Roarders, at No, 1lB Meatino
street. up stars Her many friends and acquantances
WV please oear this In mind n 2is I December Is
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pR1vATE &BOARDING&.-A FEw;BOARD
ERs can be accommodated at No. % KING gTRERT
east side near Broad few Day Boarders can be &C.
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Be it Ordained, That from and after first day Of
january next every person keeping shop store or
engaged IN mercantile business In the City OF Charleston
Pee s Sand a sss aas
name and surname, and, in OF partnership the
given name and surname Of each member the firm:
shan forfeit and to the City penalty Of fifty dollars
Tor each and every offence default in addition
month during which the provisions of this Ordinance
sha remain not complied with Provided, ho,oeper That
nothing herein contained shall apply to the special ar
ners OF limited partnership. -}Ss7 =i~'~ n. -
Ratified December 2 1851 ,a
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go Aa Communications Intended for p1G!lcatao ~ aa
Ills JoIdI s,s,sst Oe addressed to He Editor o. tte
Daily Ne,cs, No. Is Hayne-sree, Charleston, >. 9:
Business Communications to Publisher OF Ddaey
Ne,cs. -..al
we cannot undertake 10 return rejected con.nsu''aca-
Aduert;se7nens o.sidc IF ne city must be acconepa-
u MED. auih Me.cash. !. -g,NtG.G etels
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F @ r.: s ALE,

JNOR SALE AND TO RENT IN PRILADEc1-
IL PHIA PA-FIVE YEARS LEASE AND !FURNI-
l IRE for sale Of large and handsome first class
DWELLING, newly and splendid1y furn1shed through
out with every convenience and comfort Location cen
IN the most desirable the city The owner is
o Vrgtn1ap and intends to settle in Charleston I'm.
proved property Charleston will taken in exchange
and immediate possession given, IT, desired. For fur
ther particulars address ~.%,{4T,E.- 80,
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i, ...s. AN ORDINANCE

-. - ~ January 81, 1857.
S99 Ghnasy ay1Ss 9s4 ~ Ss
H MsTs s.a and M NJ NIXON Tor the Lower Wards they
puDhc tae @ following q5di9anss D. 9 Is Rqbaahed:
10 Hs1AB11sH 1an os44cr or cH,.,.rv
oraa.ned By s Mayo1 and 11asrue,, & a., ;, G,,
e. asssesed Tint from and a1ter the passage Of this Or
mere snau be annually elected two Contractors
saty tanng in Wards Nos l. and 1; and the secoad
Eash Of said contractors shall give bond to the cstv
Councb tn the penal Of two thousand dollars With
ance Of their duty! -
AZ s1S eysy suia
Tractors to yia inspect and tobe swept he said
cnmney or chmneys once in every and he abe or
they for such sweeping prescribed he
ana 81 aax sy he
he Masor Ssha 30 fined II not exceeding afy
sxo II the. contractors for sweeping shah nao,a.t
eea leaVn ag to ss t9s sss
ought 70 he swept unswept for month"; Is hereinbe
Mayor Of soh neglect shall conviction thereof 'be he
aned sum not exceeding fy dollars provided ssid
ssa chimney then tSe ana 9r ,aT @ T
cupant or owner Of the house. '1
Of the time and hour the chimney or chinnsys is Of
20 be Swept which notice shall given 1t least two avp
q
each % an oase snsased .xeep ONCE centrally loca
tate with one OF as soon thereafter a.
P9ssole SEP II ~ .n :,,, s,..s i. !, ~, . Y.
snH Consetor sha BE- nnea In sy oeaone ss me me
Z 1ss
by the Conact7s shall be- ned in sum NOT axnsa5inS
sEa following ices ss be- sIloved ScSa mr svaan
iing Sfs'n3eys, VIZ. ten cent? for eaeh story.
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+, r {. .W' a R n s.; /.
.BO.ARDl|l!:::lII.jN'l u. N \ G !.

lTyVOsIEGLE GENTLEmEM
112:can be accommodated with good Board and a
pIeasant room, on. application at No. SO CHIJRCH
STREET. west Gde Iradd. S,.. 4ss9,ST a
Z! rev DAY BOARDERS can also be accommodated !.
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ERsT-CLAss BOARD CAN RE HAn;AT
~ NO 2 ST. PHILIP STREET, corner Of Beaufain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-28

THE CAUSE OF TIE ACCIDENT AT AN
GoLA.-The Rochester IN. " Union OF
the 23d says: 1t is now quite clear that
the cause Of the accident was not as al
first stated-the breaking of the tread OF
a wheel. Had that been the sole cause,
it would have been regarded as an accl-
dent that human foresight could not have
guarded against, and the company Would
not have assumed the responsibility by Inc
payment of damages. We understand
that the company's agents are paying
damages and making settlements as fast as
possible. 1t is said that these cars were
running upon what is known as the com
promise gauge" The Buffalo and Erie
being of the narrow gauge, the fangc:s
crowd the rails pretty closely, and IN
passing the switch just west OF the oriage;;
where the cars went off, the wneel
mounted the frog and threw one OF the
cars from the track. The train was be-
hind the time, and running very fast to
make up. If such are the facts 1t IS nara
for the company to escape the response;
biIitv. The officers behave like men: and
are doing and have done all that could be
to tighten the weight of this dreadful
calamity.