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the tntklligrnckk: MARCH ?7, 1867." vo TUii yBBiio. \rt !nrr tills day sold to Stessrs. Campbell * McDermot I r.n*Ui??nccr office. retarn o?r ilnceretbwiln 44 our i-airon* fur tLe msny mxti* of kindness w? have tt ft:,cJ st their hand* and cordially commend oar successors t?IIicirnoU?- Wcdqubt not they will everbefoond prompt ,t.j stteutlre to wry department of business, snd will s*cevery effort ttfdeserre the patronage cf the community, oar account* *111 ran to tbe ISth Instant, nod we hope our r5cn.ii *>11 sld us In speedily dosing up oor out-standing tenants. Xfce basinets of the firm will be rettlcd by either of the partners, and Mr. Bcatty wiU be round at the offlce for that parpo*e. BBATTY*CO. Wheeling, Oct. Sth, 1S56. Ni;\V All 11ANOKMENT. TTc are determined, from thli time on, to reduce our bnsl 6?91 to the cmh system ?s fast as clrcumstanccs will permit. \Xi are persuaded tliat this arrangement will be mutually trfKfi.rlaI to our subscriber* and oursel v??. Accordingly we hive arranged that on and aAer this d*t*-, tio subscriptions out of iht- city wld be received unit is nccoinj?auitU by' the money; and all present subscrbers alio are found In ar rtar* at tWht of January, ISf^S, will be stricken from *ur Ail ?ubserlptl0M will be discontinued at the expiration of the time paid for. *. A'.i a.lvertiiiiijr. txeept by Uieyear, and job work, cash. Msreb 9th, 1357. We request that our patrons would always I hand in their advertisements by three o'clock | in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser ii.111 ill the morning following.' 'i'he crowd ofl night work renders it necessary. 11ns. I>. F. Wa'df, U. S. Senator from Ohio, | iris a guest at the McLure last night. Ilr.wv Profits.?The pork operators in Lou isville, Ky., have realized heavy profits the past Mason. One house has cleared not less than $30(1,000; another $2(10,U00; while the profits of another, was $150,0011, and several others from $80,000 to $100,000. A Cousntr Paper in Trouble.?The Ken dall (111.) County Jovrnal would seem "to ha' experienced a peck o* trouble." It complains tl.at its regular issue lias been prevented by the non-receipt of j aper, by the dissolution of the firm, by the Editor-in-chief being left with young scrub of a boy to get out the paper, and I finally by the compulsory absence of the Editor himself. Mb. J. I*. Ordway, of Boston, tho celebrated Musical Composer, and head of the well known -Oldway's AeolianR." wis at the McLure last tight. Mr. Ordway composed the pop"ular-MeIo dies entitled "Twinkling stars," "Home De lights." &e. His company we learn arc to give concerts here on the evenings of the 18t}i and 19tli of Slav next Fikexen's Convention.? This Convention as sembled in Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday last. About fifty delegates were in attendance. A permanent association of the Firemen of Ohio was formed. They also voted to have a grand pantile of nil the fire companies of the State in the city of Dayton, on the 10th day of Septem ber next. It is contemplated to hold these gath erings every year, in different localities in Ohio. A New Post Route.?Among the last and best acts of Congress, was that establishing a post route from Wellsburg, via Bethany, to West Alexander, Pa. We have not yet learned wheth er the tuail is to be carried from here to Alexan der by the cars, and~ thence to Bethany and Wellsburg, or whether it will go up to tbe last named place first. Wo suggest to our fiientts along the route, that now is their time to sub sciibc either for the Tin-Weekly or Daily In TtXLltitXCEH. New Counterfeits.?A new and dangerous j counterfeit twenty dollar bill, letter B, payable | at the IlopkinsviHe branch of tho Bank of Ken tucky, is in circulation. The closest scrutiny is required to distinguish it from the genuine note. A new counterfeit five dollar bill on the State l'ank of Indiana, has made its appear ance. A new counterfeit $5 bill on the American Hank of Rhode Island, is also in circulation. It is well executed, and calculated to deceive per sons unaccustomed to handling paper money. . .<*??*>? Christy's Minstrels.?Of this noted Compa ny, who are to perform here on the evenings of | the 19th and 20th, the Pittsburgh papers of yes terday, speak in the highest terms. The Onion | says: " Xo troupe of performers ever mot with more complete smvess, than lias crowned the entertainments of Christy's Minstrels in our city. Xight after night, all last week,.the; large Ilall was crowded, and many, unable to procure seats, were obliged to be turned away." The PoMt says: " Their success is unparalleled by any similar company in our cilv, the houses being filled to suffocation every night, and by the most respec table portion of our citizens." River News.?River receding slowly, with | 4 feet 7 inches water in the channel. The arrivals of boats during the past 48 hours have beed the Cremonia and Mariner from Pitts burgh, W. G. Woodside, J. II. Done and.We nona from Cincinnati, Jane Franklin from Par kersburg, Convoy from Steubenville, Michigan from Sunfish. Departures?Cremonia to Cincinnati, Mariner to St. Louis, Wcnona to Pittsburgh, Jano Frank lin to Parkersburg, Convoy to Steubenville, and Michigan to Sunfish. The Rosalie and Alma are both hard agroun up at the Sisters. Tho former cannot be got off I nntill a rise. The Buckeyo State was aground, j but got off. She is laid up at that point. - The Cincinnati Gtiztttc of yesterday says:? The river continues to recede, with six feet four inches iu the channel to Louisville; five feet foiir in tbe canal, and scant throe feet iu, the steam boat ]iass tin the falls. The weather last even ing was- pleasant and moderately comfortable, ?iih no indications of falling weather. On .Sa turday there was not that activity* among ship pers on the levee as is generally the case on the last day of the week, which in part may be at tributed to the fact that tho water being low, steamers would not receive . more thau half a 'arjjo. "i.--' From tbe MlUinUl Uarblnger. I NTElcUKDl ATB EXAMINATION 15* : IJcnlANY'COL lkre.?We have just closed the Intermediate Examination uf Bctluuiy College. Every'day, for two weeks, has been devoted tq the. raosf thorough and searching examination of the classes?and wo arc pleased to'be able to report j themost satisfactory results. More than hacnty different classes were brought forward itilsuc eession, and the scholarship of each subjected to a separate and try ing ordeal.' In "tlie higher classes, the questions were presented in writing, and the answers required tofbo" given also in u-l-illi.o. \lTll. 1...S r'... unrnsa nf tlia ? Hpt..... Mi hildgophy^ readily and clearly -worked out and- demonstra ted, and translations at once elegant'an8.CHti cally accurate, given of jsonie of,the finest pas sages in the classics. In" tho.various.depart ments of tho School of Chemistry, as well-as in ; the several classes in the Sihool of Modern Languages, tho high character of "tile Stt?leiifc> for Industry and Scholarship, was credit*bly sustained. Classes were h?cd in Spanish,'Uer- .. man, French and llebrow. This anCientlajig uage of Israel, we are pleased to Rta^ is re ceivingrenewed and inereosingattention amongst tlie scholars of tlie day; and tho performances of the class at this, examination, sihow that there is a growing interest felt in its study, also, among the Students of-Bethany. Goilege. - j _ ... -.T- ??????? |iuwifH}r (j ??v iMf-m, {*? imitations will.) Children should have :It for A croup and teething, and ladles use it for the skin and phn- ;i i?les, complexion, ike.- Rheumatism or any. pain cannot ex- ?! ht when applied. * Sole Manufacturing Department 89 South Eighth street, . Philadelphia. St* cirti&catt* in Wetkly pap*r$. ' ; . *" Price 25, &0 and'flVper bottle, and no person' has erer ? , made any realHectrlc Oil but toy sell, In this or any other city. '! Paor. Cujtauta DrGrath discoverer and sole manufactur er in Uie world of Klectrio Oil. For sale by "T. ?l. LOGAN k C6., Bridge Corner. Abo, by LAUGULINS' k BUSHFIELD, ian14 Monroe Street.. T RANiSrO RT ATIONT^ Winter Schedule. ON and after Monnny isi or DeCeirthi-r, the Passenger. Trains will leave this station dally at 6^5 A. M. and 4:20 P.M. Wheeling time. . ? . The Mail Train dailv (except Sundays) at CJ5, A. M., Will receive and discharge passenger* at all 5tbe principal stations. The Express Train dally at 4:2m P. M., will receive and discharge pa?set>|ters at the following stations* only: lien* wood, Moundsville, Cameron, Burton, Fairmont, Fetter man. Grafton, Newburg, ltowlesburg, Piedmont, Cumberland, Sir John's Hun, Martinsburg, Harper's Ferry, Monocacy. Sykesvllle and Washington' Junction. The Trains will arrite as follows: TheMallTrain at4:l?? A. M. daily, the Express at ldu P. M. dady. The Accommo dation Train from Wheeling to Cumberland will be discon tinued. By order of W. S. W00DS1DB, Superintendent. deel . J. B.FOKD, Agent. . Hi M JLiTTk AIJLR O ArD, WUEKL1NU STATION, Oct. Wth, 1856. ON and alter Saturday, October 25th, and until turthtr notice, there, will be one daily train leave this Station for Claysville aud all Intermediate stations, Mull trnln... at S A.M. RETURNING leave Claysville, Mail train st 8:W . M. The train will connect with Coaches at Claysville for Washington, Cannonshurg and Pittsburgh. ' Throuuh tickets' cau be had at the Stage Office under the McLurt House, or Uie depot atFors.vth** Warehouse. ort*7 U II. PKIRSEL. A pent. Oi l ICE It A U It. is. ? O.I Wkkklino. Nov. .14,1&5G. f V CHANGE of the tariff rate of the Baltimore and Ohio Kail Road Company, from summer towlntir iat?s, wll place on and alter the lftth of November, inM. __ ?? jI-B.*FORD, novl5 tf . : Agent. TRANS POUT AT ION OPF1CE 11 KM P FIELD H. 11. ? Wiikkli.no, Sept. *7,1850. f THE above road is now open and ready to transfer freight and passenger* from Wheeling to Claysville aud all in termediate Stations. Freight receipted through to Washington. Depot, Forsyth's Warehouse. D. B. PKlRSLL, Agent, ftp27 W*heg1ll*g. WHEELING, CINCINNATI * LOUlSVlLLh 1'ACh.Ki. The new and splendid steamer W.^G. WOODSIDK, Capt. J. K. Boom, "BUUr p"cl!,:t" lhe*bOT For Freight or passage apply to a^20 B. 0. BAKER k CO., Agents. PIANOS. T. CART W RIGHT, WHOLESALE AITS RETAIL DEALER IN' Iflnafc and Dlaalrnl liutrnmeatx, Cutlery and Variety Goodn, NO. 385 MAIN STRBET. I AM receiving and keep constantly on hand a large Stock of the celebrated HALLKT, DAVIS k CO.'S PIANOES. Also, a complete assortment of MELODEONS and SERA I'lllNES, fiuin the celebrated manufactories of Carhart, Nedham and A. P. Hughes. Also, a splended Gothic Or gan, style for Churches or Lccturc Rooms, with four stops. SUI4ET MUSIC. I am constantly receiving and k-ep on hand a large and choice collection of Sheet Musib. Aino, Instruction Books for every kind of Instramen's now in use . In connection with the above, I keep the largest stock In lh? Western country of the following goods: Violins, Vio iinctlloeg. Double Basses. Guitars, Banjoes, Tnmborines, Fiutinaes, Accordeons, Flutes, Fifes, Fageoluts, Claritietts, Drums, etc. In fact, I keep every article belonging to the Music business, P. S.?B<*ass Bands supplied with instruments at short notice. Pianoes, Melodious, S- rauliines -mi Accordeons, tuned anil repaired, and all other kiuds of instruments, generally, with neatness and dispatch. 53F""All goods warranted, at this establishment. - Drivxtx tr ? nxii/i-, W b. ?. licpKits, wm u. ar.tw, HGBI.KT HULL. TllOi. W. ATKISSOS. HOPKINS, HULL $ CO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, NO. ?58 liALTIMOHJi S ! ., OPl'UalTE HAMjVh.il SlKUKl, UA I.II.IIUUK. E beg to call the attei-tion of the trade to our Spring Stock, *liich comprises a mo.st attractIve as*ortn.ciit of Britliibt Fieiich and Awericau BVy t?ood*. In each department ue shall exhibit a large assoitimnt.' Many of our good* we received ?lirvctl> from the manufac turers, and our lacihth ? enable us to supply our customers *'Uh goods as low if a hey cau purchnse tn?m it any oi the Eastern cities. We a ould lui tfjer s ate, that b> the rtcent :otupu tioti o many of the \\ titt rii and ^uthern RaUroa< s lending towards Baltimore, we have increased facil.ti* b tor forwarding goods with dl?|iatch. \?e solicit a call from prompt buy era j and shall endeavor to makcit ti? their inter ?t to dcaVwlth us 1IAPKIKH, Ili'LI. A CO. M7 Orders promptly atteuded to. Ba*t?more. Pvl?mar* Ifi'h. 16ft?" fvb2t"~^ir* IITE arc now receiviuic a 'nrge ?toek of the. best quality VV o? Hanging Bock Pig Irou for Foundr> use, most of irhich Is very sott, consisting of the following braucs, via: MONItOa FURNACE, 11ARU1&ON mt. savage ? \ IN ION KEYSTONE 44 GREENUP " L1MK&TONB m BUFFALO 44 for sale by DOANE k COWGILL, corner Main aud Qulncy streets. Wheeling High. School THHE sul?scribera have an-oiia?ed themselves for the pur X pose of opening a Classical and .Mathematical School In Wheeling* It is their Intention to make It in every.Respect, equal to the best Academies and'High Schools lb ourcoun- ' try. Pupils will be prepared to enter any class in College, >r to emeage In the active perfutts of life. . TJ.e course of' studies will embrace the English, Latin, Greek,-French, and Spanish languages, and a fuU course of Mathematics. The Principals have had ample experience in teaching In various Academics, and are graduatea cf two of the best Institution in the United States, aud can fbrnlsh satisfac tory testimonials apd references. The Military Feature will he introduced so far as to.have i dahy drill}-which will be found of great advantage lii giv-, ing regular exercise to the pupils and improving Uieir car riage. . W- ?. I' . ?- - ?' The School will be opened on the 4th of-March -and dote ror the summer vacation on the 4th of Jul r,-, Due notice will be given of,the location of the school.'. v For the present, tht Principals can be found at,the M'Lure House, where application can be made for farther Informa tion. J. R. JONES, " of the Va. Milltary Institute. CHARLES TUCKER, A. M., fcb28-tf . ? of Pripceton CoUegevN. J. MoCIjAXjIiENS, KNOX &~CO., RETAIL DKALKHS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, AT TIIK' WKLL KNOWN STAND OF TUB BIG I NG.196, ?mm ?K s T>0 an "Who may tavorua Witt* a call we usually-1 arg* varlety of BOOTS AN 01 guarantee equal In quality of material and^rorfcuuKnshlp>: U* .those- manufactured in this or any other par* of the United States. ? Tbanktul for. the Uberal patronage beretofbra extended us, * co. JUU GBNli JVX. WLLSON, , All.mer ul I nw ..d Ren I B.uil. A(?l. | WINONA, MINNESOTA -TISK., f" ??*'?? ? < w ? ink*. attexvd to Wi^ttra - ^ 1 we W IntMtmCTUiiwttml AUrgc qAutttf of Rrtl>??U! ?n bud for ??lr. He ".in attjnd the loir, tend Mln on tht 4th or May n.xti-4 ??0 h? U.oroa,Wr ??nln?d U?? potUon ot cou..^, !^ KKTKRKNCIia-S. Bradj, Bm.. M. * II. Bank. D. C.CW. Boxes scald ???' 4* - ?" "j?:Ktt*Ko.l:UrfaMackerel,> ?-V '---v I just received and for fair fcy ? cleclT a ^ M* BBILLT. - ' I?Li,-,'. ^ *. ? . iAooim?'A*migwnn.t?; toKU. UlMUtt j-.x __4 c <?cX? "MMMWW BRtlUrzBU. I* I A M?? * Jr V' i JiSi ouiveyc BT .01PP1S08 II. P ALLOC. Tho hot summer sun beat down ori the Albanj road one day in the year 1777,' -aa a tired anc Juaty traveler turned his' feet to Deacon Haw? ley's red farm house, Just -beyond tho western slope of tho Green Mountains. Lifting tho latch ivith tho assurance of one used to the simple and hospitable country ways, he inquired of those iv i thin if he might be provided with so in a re Tresbment, in the shape of a bowl of bread and milk;'or any other eatable that might beat hand. lie had traveler far, ho said, arid finding il getting about.noon, and being lired and hungry, w had made bold to stop at the firstdwalling lie net with. 's-. " Ctrtai'y, friend, certainly," replied the hon sst deacon, who had just come in from the. field ivith his son Nathan. "Sit down run! mak't yourself at home. We'ero just about -taking a mack ourselves; and if you'll stop into tho back ri.-o.tt with us presently, and help clear the table, ivc s'lall be very glad of your assistance. Kathei lusty tmvelin', hey V' " Quite. It's worse than any thing I've seer thissuinmer," replied the stranger, as lie followed liis host into the adjoining room." " Wife, sir," s.-iid ttie deacon, waving his hand towards a rather comely looking dame. " Niece Emma, Mr. ??, ah, wuut may X call your name, >ir?" " I call my name Lewis," replied the stranger. '? Ah, yes, Lewis. \Vife,ju?t put on a bowl >f milk. L:t me liolp you, fir, lo some of the neat. No relation to any ol Um Lewises around letv, are you 1" " No, Mi ; I came from ten miles this side ol Uurlingtoii*" " Ah. long way, that. Any news going on at he lakes f" "Not much, when I left. Our people were ?ot gaining ground much there." " N?i, no. it is a hard match for our raw sul liers, against that army of Uumoylie's, all in tine li.-cipliue, with "plenty ol material, and no lack if king's money to back them. Nathan, Nathan, fou htlJ your old fuller must not stick ut home liueli longer, now that utlairs are getting to a bilich. Welt, there are our names on tne lint, ind when they want us, our old queen's arms ire ready." Young Lewis (for the stranger could not have icon more than twenty-one) nodded his head in ismmiI to the patriotic sentiment, had applied litnself to the viands, iu the discussion of which ic was not so mnch absorbed as to be insensible o the female portion of the family. Ue was a pillant, quick-eyed young fellow, with a sun mrnt check, and a frank, prepossessing counte lancu. Such an oiie is never wauling in sym pathy with the fair sex, wheresoever its ropre entatlves be found, or however scanty be the icrsonal attractions which they may cliauco to iosscss. But neither Dame llawley nor her liece was delicient in this respect, making due Howance for the touch of age on the features of he cider. Tho niece sat opposite to Lewis at he table, and he could not, if he had chosen, tave avoided, turning his eyes frequently upon ter. He thought that never in his life had he net a mere innocent and charming countenance, fay, he might even have impaired his appetite or the food before him, bad liejnot, taking wani ng from a rising blush, made his eyes, if not his tiind, more attentive to the play of his knife and brk. lie therefore copied, as closely as be night, the example of tho deacon and Nathan, ind had. tolerably satisfied the cravings of liis tppctitc by the time that tho others were ready o draw from the table. " Going south, friend?" inquired his host, as hey rose together. " No, sir,'' was the answer. " At least not a rreat distance. I am 011 surveying business, connected with the New York dispute. AVe irermonters have just declared our independence if York State, are about Tunning the boundary ine, and I am going to operate in the lower part if the State. 1 sent a few instruments before he, and expected to meet one of my assistants it the village back. However, he failed me, and did not tliink it worth my while to wait." "I should think the York assembly might enow by this tiuie how the matter is likely to iiid," observed the deacon. " They're making rouble without any use; and at this time above ill things. Why, there was Squire Ilriggs, who ives at Itrandridge, just across the line, came to ue a while ago, and wanted me to take a war ant as a York Justice of the Peace. The var nint! 1 saw what his game was, right oil', ?quire, says I, I'll?wal, 1 oiu come nigh saying mat I should be rather sorry for. But I sent lim away with a flee in his ear." Once started on the subject, tho good deacon lisplnycd con.-iderahle warmth of feeling. He lilnted on characters, territorial ^Overrun em, and lopular rights,' interposing a brief essay on the listnry of Hampshire grants Lewis rendered II t..e attention he was able to bestow, while htuna, as she busied herself - in removing the ^fishes, regarded her uftclo with admiration, as niiig a paiagon of historic and judh-ial ktiotv i-dge. Meamxhile the "yessirs" and "no sirs" f Lewis were applied a little at random, from he fuet that his thoughts centered lo the liquid ?loo eyes of the niece, rather than to the weather tained brow of the fanner. _ " Sorry you aro going," said the good natured leacon, as Lewis lose to take leave. "If jou re going to be about here, as you say, just drop ii and see us. . \\u don'i fall in with nfueh coui iBriy here, especially now, when so many of our ?ople are over yonder 1 miking after Burgoyne. io come as often as you can. [I'o lie continued.] Important Wi.tioe. I > KINO dealrona of selling out ray large itock of French 13 llnuiillm, French and German Wine*, Imported Whis ev?, and Domestic Liquor* of all kinds; Atso, a large lot of lie Ik-81 imported Cigars, and different other articles?1 t-rebv Inform ti y cuntomrra and the public that I will sell rom date, for Cash oslt, who'i sale and retail* at a very educed price, and cheaper than any other establishment an aUbrd. If any -person siioula be wiUiug to' buy my STiaa stock, I will set the price fa* sislow the co?t-prIce. - Persons knowing theiuaelris indebted to ine are requested o call and asrrut. CONRAD BTROBKL, No. ITT Main street. Near the Wire Suspension Bridge. 1 Wheeling, Feb. 1?t,lffrT. uhl-xf Books, Stationery, &.e. FlS. O. OKR, No. 117 Main street, null Invite the at teution of the reading community and merchant* In the 'rade,to his new* large and well selected stock of Books, tationery, WaR Paper ike. It la his Intension to keep on and a mil supply of articles usually kept In his line. Give lm a call and jnu will.not faQ. to be satisfied with botn tock and prices. . A large invoice of Wall Paper on the way, which will be i-ady for Inspection In a few days. fcb? Ue and Porter^Bo^Uiug1,ItetablHhment, liiimnr, arrw*** rirra amd sixth its. EAST WHEELING, VA. A GOOD sup'tdyor 8mlth's celebrated Kennel and. other V Ales, Brown Stout mnd Porter, always on hand. Tar rns and families supplied on the most reasonable termsr er-AU ordcrsaddressed?Box No. 41T, Post-Office?will e promptly attended to.- ; " " ? , . ' . ap8 NOTICE. IEt E have a one horse carriage In our possession which we V T have bad for about three years, unless the same Is laimed In thirty day ?. It will be sold for charges. - mhg DOAXP. A COWQILU KJCOtf KcX'u baltpctre, Ju't rtce?reo bs - el>3 LAUGHU.Vg A nCSHFIELD [> ORDER RUFFIAN OAPS-^Another lot of those most L> comfortable articles, from #1 to $8. nov89 8. D.'HARPER'Ac BON. \NK UtinDUKU MnVCM OoruU.al, j (Wblta ?d?1 Yellow) foraale by nor?S TH0B1TRK * IIADnKS. d&1?D ph4cmjb& IO BUSHELS Dried Peach-**, & superior mrtiele (or faml K) U use, received and for aale b.? . deetl ? X . tXrOOD?8 Hair Restorative*far aale by 17 \ / c declfl LAUQUUN8 k mJaHniLD.* J-w.A. ?\NK HDIfSRSB-ANO'VllrrTlBDia J ela SO, .1. tptatoti. rectlvcdaad for aMe hy' . - HAT11BW UcNABB, :.wivt^Xl^.-v- - 'IFebsterEj CINCINNATI fiogarCuTed Dried Beef?S(X>e|b*Acanvaa? j in store and for by - , . s ? ?l | DyJLvOU Grapevine, for sa e to the trade, .at a r\UKDBEKV, Plain aad OaoTaa^Htes andSbdSden L*.' -s-i TB0B0KN tlUWD ?jaw- - ? .^guMrnMT* ? AtAKUAl, 11 AtAKu.M.io.?rcoa*o?Mufvrntcu VI ???:-? ? ? W,TA>fgP* r.t* p ^ reeeivie^ and* -? t r.j? v;x--?r ^llAUHHUNg J5x& t -4- st Cincinnati Jfarltct. Cikcinnatt, March in.?Flour Btliinp at Wheat fn fair demnr<d at $l,iu for prime red and $1,1& for white. ?>?t? In active demand at 4.p>c. Whisky *He. Cloversi ed ?7^M(37,C.>. Timothy need *1,25?*,50. Provisions firm, sale* jfiHi bb's niriii Pork at $2? Jbi (&'??. Ilncon sides atlljf Rulli should'is B}%. Lard }ic lower with saka at 18?ic. Oth?*r article ii? clii?ne?x). WBIWVKE THii A'i TiJNTIOrf 0 F COUNTRY DEALERS TO OUU LARGE STOCK OF FOIiEICiN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. AUCTION SALES IN THIS CITY and NEW-YORK, WE cas OFFEIl GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO TUE TRADE, TO SELECT FROM OCR STOCK. . .. O - PHILLIPS, 8THTKBR & JEF KINGS, Nos! 1 ?fc a BANK STREET, Below Market?between Second and Third Streets, JunSMra ?>??? I.A DKI.1MIIA. ' j ?-??'??-v. (?:-?' A Beautiful CountryfResideriae trtrvT> a a tJ ~vr> ' ir Mf; the frool lm. An fUtttrday ihe ?at M.J. ROHAN, tor*, a GOOD,Truitt*. r ,mb?-fal >n4 Vault ornce, corS<krwatkr akd moxeok s-hucets. califohnia. NE\ya. ARRIVAL OP THE GEQRGF. LAW. New York, Starch 10.?The steamer ^George Law arrived this morning, with^'aliforhia dates to the 20th. She left Aspinwall on the evening of the 10th. She brings one million Of dollars fir gold. The Geo. Law connected lit Aspinwall with the John L, Stevens, and the latter boat passed the steamer Golden Gate,> with New York passengers that left in the steauicr on the 5th of February, and S?nora, with passengers that left New York on the 20ih of February j all well. The Geo. Law touched at Havana on the 11th instant; she spoke on the 10th, oil' Cape Onta rio to the steamer Granada, from- Havana for Aspimvall. The U.-S. ship Independence, was lying otf Panama. The principal consignments of gold are to Drexell & Co., $230,000; and NYoils, Fargo & Co., $18U;000. . Among the passengers by the Geo. Law, are Gen. Wool, Col. Casey and Lieut Arnold. The steamer Sierra Nevada left San Francisco ontho 11th, with several hundred recruits, for Gen. Walker. The hu'a s from California is unimportant.? The mining intelligence is rather favorable. There have been heavy rains in various parts,:of the State, causing much damage from floods. San Francisco Markets were exremely dull, Flour quoted at $11. The California Legislature has impeached Dr. Bates, State Treasurer and G. W. Whitman, Comptroller, for their.misappropriation of State funds to the uiuouul of $250,000, for payment of interest on the State debt. Dr. Bates has resigned, and .fames English, Mayor of Sacra mento, has been elected to fill the vacancy. Twelve out of a band of Itobbers who recent ly murdered Sheriff llarton, have been hung by the people of San Diego. Two shocks of Earthquakes occurred at San Francisco on the eveninu of the 5th ult:, caus ing much consternation, but no damage. An affray took place at San Francisco^ be tween F. A. Cohen, Danker, and Thos.. King. King, who was aggressor, received a pistol shot through his jaws. Both were arrested. King was discharged. Companies of Filibusters aro being organized in the interior to aid Gen. Walker. A bill'to legalize the State debt has been in troduced into the State Senate and will undoubt edly pass* A largo body of Fillibustcrs have gone to So nora to join Gandara. Advices from La Pason, Mexican Coast, state that Gen. Blancarte had seized all the vessels in the Harbor; putting them under embargo. lie was to leave in a few days with 700 men for the Capitol. Advices from Salt Lake have been received up to the 7th of Jantinry. Haber Kemball has been elected President of State Council. Oregon dates to the 12th Feb. had been re ceived. An Indian outbreak had taken place near Fort Sincoe. Four white men and a large number of Cattle had been carried off. There was great mor'al ty among the Cattle in the neighborhood of Lacs, and one-fourth of the stock had perished. | Dates from Australia arc to Dec. 2d. Mines were yielding unusualy. A lire occurred at Ad1 clade, destroying property to the amount of half a million dollars. Indians had made an attack on Pitt River Valley in Shoster County, and murdered all the inhabitants remaining there. They burned houses and killed all the rattle, horses &e. The largest part of the inhabitants had pre viously left the Valley with the intention of re turning in the Spring. J. M. Rhodes, banker, of Sacramento City, and one of the bondsmen of Bates, the State Treasurer, has suspended. FROM WASHINGTON. Makcii 16.?The New York IIcraUTs Wash ington dispatch says the President received late last evening, telegraphic dispatches from Gen. Geary, dated St. Louis, informing him he had resigned; the Governorship of Kansas, to take effect the last of this month. He does not state the reasons which had induced him to pursue this course. The President is perfectly aware what they are; he has encountered difficulties irnl embarrassments ever since he had the row with Judge Lecompte, and asked Gen. Pierce to remove bun ; he promised to do it, but never lid; at least Gov. Geary performs all the func tions of his office in that Territory. Gov. Geary-will he here ii'i a lew days, when the Administration will urge upon liini to change lis mind and go back, and if ho desires, Le compte and every other office-holder in the* the Territory, who.lias thrown any embarrassment n his way, will be removed. A large number of citizens of Ohio, now in liiscity, held a meeting this afternoon at Brown's vere appointed a committee to accompany his -emains to Cincinnati. A distinguished Pennsylvania office holder vas presented to Mr. Buchanan on Saturday, by ieveral prominent Democratic friends, with the -equest that lie should be re-appointed ; the re >ly was emphatic that the North and West de nunded rotation in office, and that would be the ?ule of action, in the South it was different This was a poser. Lord Napier, the new British Minister was ntraduced to the President at one o'clock to-day, >V Gen. Cass, and he presented his credentials, lis expression of congratulations, and liis dc ;ire to preserve the peace of the two countries vcre cordially reciprocated by the President.? liord Napier was in court dress. Miny visitors it the White Hou^e desired to witness the cere ?ony, but it being of a private character, they vere excluded from the audience chamber. Advices from Washington Territory, sjatc hat the Territorial Legislature adjourned: on he 19th of January, after haying censured Jovernor Stevens for his cause in Indian War, tnd Martial Law affairs. INDIGNATION MF.BTING. 1 St. Jouns, N. F, March 10.?Advices brought 4 >y the English mail, that the English govern-' ? uent had entered into convention with Francc, o transfer to that power, the New toundland fisheries, created intense excitement here. 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MAfLAL'lll.Vjj PATivNT tilvLF-lXSTilbC'Tl.NG PRO CKSa 1S>PE.\31ANSI11P euabies every one to write with tlie greatest ease, elegance nn?| t at'Ulity. It has >ie?.n adopt eil by the Public Schools of. New York, aud by our first n.er ch*nis. Tn? proce?-, complete, with lull dir.- etions for ust, will be innit prvpatd on tt?e receipt ol f I. To ctubi or agenu, six copies for $ >. A liberal di.Miount on la'r^c orders. Ad dress Lelaxxi & MscLscaiX, BioadKay, New York. f?-hgft-ihn-dim- : " ' " KIM3A Li, <Sc JO , No. 3 I'i Rroadwiif, York. Manufacturers of all kimls of LOO KINO GLASSES, And dealer* in every article pertaining to the Looking Glass business. We keep constantly for sule a large stock of Goods adapt ed to the Western Trade. Particular atur.t'on pal I to fur uisbiug Slurs, Stejimuoats, Hotels, aud Privaic Rcsxubh DE8 with French Plate Glass Mirrors. In Frames of thi newest ami most beautiful! disigna. Fa a mrs for PoaTajuTS, P.mmincb and KxnMivisGs made In any desjred style. Looking G.ass Plates, Plate, Picture And Window Glass, Glaxiers* Diamonds, 3lunldings ot all kinds, Marble ?lal>s, Brackets, Gold Leaf, etc., etc., fur nished to the trade on the mont favorable terms. feb2&-Sm-daw Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol low its Use. 15 OE K,lrl^VJU'S HOLLAND SITTERS THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY . FOR DYSPEPSIA, DISEA.SE of the kidneys, LIV13R COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND. FEVER AND AGUE, Lnd the various affections consequent unon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, uch oi Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach,Colicky Pains, leartburn. Loss or AppeUte; Desi?ondency, Costlven^ui, lljpd aml Blefedlng Piles. In SH Nervous, Rheunwtfefend feurnlxlc Affections; It ha* in r.uiaeroas. lr.&Une^s proved ilgldy beneficial, and In others effected a deddtd cure. Till* Is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly clentiflc principles, after the manner of the celebrated lolland professor, Boerhavc. Because of Its great success it most of the European States, It* Introduction Into the United States was Intended more e*peci{v)!y for thofe of our Ktherland scattered here and^tnere over the face of this jlghty country. Mectlng.wiUi great succ^V-i Among them, now offer It to the Amerlaan puhHe. knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtue* must he adknowltdged. It Is particularly recommended to those persons whose con* titutlons may have been impaired by the continuous use of rdent spirits, or other forms of^dissipation. Generally In tantaneou* lit'effect. It finds It* n ar directly to the seat of " fe, thrilling aud qu>ckenliiff "very nerve, raising up the rooplng spirit, and, in fact, Infusing new life and vigor to lie *y*tem. - - CAUTION I . The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has Induced I tany imitations, which the public should jruard against in | urchasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you ave given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One hot k will convince you how Infinitely superior it Is to all these. nitatlons. WflAT IT IS DOING FOR THE FICK. Win. Schuchman, Esq., tlie well known lithographer, says: I have freqnenUy used Boerhave's Holland Bitters, and nd it invariably relieves indigestion and debility.*' Rev. 8amuel Bahcoek says: UI fonnd si>ecia] relief from ?m use for a severe headache, with which I had long snf sred." J. W. Wood well, Esq., says: "I have tisei Boerhave's' [olland Bitters mysUI) and rfcebtAinend It to others, know ig it to be Just what it Is represented." Aid. Jonathan Neele, of Lower St. Clair. h*? "I htte erlved great benefit from its use for weakness of the stom eh'suul indigestion. ? >? - / James M. Murphy says: "After several physicians bad ^ Uled^ Boerhave's Holland Bitters removed the pain from iy Heart ami side, arising from indigestion." Tip^edltcrof the Kittannlng Free Pre??*a>>: ''After one' . f the be*t physicians In iHa' tdace hail Called, Boerhave's i [olland Bitters cured me.of the worst formvor dy*oci?sla." : Erancia Felix, only manufacturer of the ^original Extract , f Coffee" says: "I know that your llolland Bitters is one I f , tbe.be*t medicines in the world for. a dlsortlixrul stomach r liver." Djr. Ludwig,editor of the 'Fackel,* Baltimore, pronounces - ; a; medicine deservtbg UicconQdence of the public.' "Dr. Eherfcart, the leading German j^iyalriau of Penna., & prescribed it freqUenUV during the la>t three yeg^i. with larked success. In 'HeWlltotid^ -states of-tlie digestive or-T _ _ r?'^?Iect opon->. t great debility common to all of it remedial pronenics. ;\ botU^ (or^i.brthe ?oU | .. BEWJiMtSTPAGK. J?. k C, UjutafkctnringFhBnoaccutUtpanil ClirmtsU} Phngapfts^T. IfrByott'A Son*, II dr^ Cuspnrt Br^ nnatlr John !?-? Pa. i - ^ X, Ihian* ? - .u*3 rent*. Avenue, jinn- I ? C ilcago, Barclay Brothers, S. |> BalU Cin JmCOM"rn*Ttl AtS*Jar Cur-TV.-Orleans, aaUlirfatubllDi ghnU??b lrrhU>?i?arth '?>???!? T A I f M. ? ...a v. . . ^ Logati'^Co., and other Druggists: [, thr^gbqut the a?Hi t - ? -? : ,?v*e*w*T' la!limsrens<1 ?!bJ? Railroad fele^rsiik. .NOTICE. -'WevternTrfegraph Co. has been moved ^ ~ ~ B. H. Depot. Tbe public win please bear mind that this U the omlg.direct ifoute to Baltlt&ore and asblngtou City- Despatches received tor all points East.'' J. B. WlLTO, AlffnC " J. CAHMAM.Pig^ ? ItresissiSK and KeagisgMarliittit ?Jastlag?, ?? Mjmnsvifl^ Ohio _ li M Uadjt , ?lutue lira Hire been nvtd -Hfl A*. (ioscixa ion Urn. On, .bleb, In ? lay, wouki Mr. Irtu lost but for luttari It i SoTtfaZt uwrtictot, ImfilK KraVl rv?r?t!, far, curd ^ ?lOl ktf (it tbc MtitfaU ? illiUXtt lll^ibnt. by <WrW?Cto* ?i* iiU.?,Kcbt?i^r,Ul?y uirorfitffpled pert mam.' K</xiar, that UB6KM49, tuikt Co.'* i ? cots, ana the Eagle and>lortar pa 12m c death of W. li. KusbtdG, our let* parta *r6o^hecUff'w1t?jC?C.i,S .ortt.<LJ *ls who bad used other Oil withoutsucM art In health by the Otnula* Oil of i tdtl all ritjxaAli '* feiicfc ' New York Advertisements'.'* ^T~- FROM " ACBSHTfl. KtCHIRDaM* Advertising aiitl CVrrtspfrnliru' Ortitff, Nd. 860 Broadway Hc?- York. --- - t3&~ 1'tialou'* CIIKMIOAL UAIE ., IX*HtOllXTuK. , , >' i ?>?, most complete: article of tlxe kind ever before offered to the put lie. It hiu itooa ttit tctt tti tveo* ty year* in this country, and not one of the many hund^ttli of imita tions have l?ccu able to compete with' It for iirewnrlnir, ilresalnp, sud beautify ing th- Hair, and keeping the head dear from, dandruff, Ac. It i* Intetlmahlt : in short. It Is eve rj thin? the hair reijfcrrt.k Price 50 cents and $1 per bottle. ETThalon's PAPHIAN LOTJON, OR FLORAL UEAUrinKR. A great Cosmetic for beautify In; the skin and _ cctr.plrxion.andper fuudnS the breath, for curing Chapped Hands, Face* L'.p-*, Tan, Sunburn, Freck le?, Pimples, Scalds, Burns, Ac, A sure and safe cure for the Piles; ~ - one washing will give Instant*relief. - Alter fhaviu'.-, it ia very toothing to the Skill- It keep# the hand* soft and white, and for .inflammations of the ?kin it wM be found to be a rrvat remedy. Price fi) cents and ftlper bottle ?TPhaloiPs MAG 10 HAIR DYE. One of the >. very beat Natural Dye* In the world; lt? long tuchas proved It to be beyond comparison: - and being a vegetable produc tion,no injur* can possibly be done to the ski n. It la easily applied, and y*.u can obtniu a black or brown which will defy th@ Ifest judges to tell it from na ture lStielf, Price $1 and |kl 60 per box. Mads and told by K. PI1.MOS, at 197 Broadway, cor Dej street, and 517 Broadway, St. Nicholas Hotel, N. Y. and allDrusgiftts and fau;.v stores throughout the United 8tatc?'. febt7-d?w ?5?v5 ha ruAiKuV Has now become the standard prepa ration for the hair. Its immense sale, nearly 1,000.000 BOTTLES Per year, attests Its excellence and ;reat superiority over: aU other or acles of the kind. The .Ladies uni .ersally pronounce the KATHAUION To be, uy .far, the finest and most ipreeable article they ever used.? it utsToaeg the hair after it has fallen ?ut, invicosatrs and ssAcnrxas it, .iving to it~a rich glossy appear ?nee, and Imparts a a*ttgkfful per fame. Sold by all dealers through ?ut the United States, Canada, Mexico .'uha, and South America, for 25 Csxts ??? BOTTt.K. JEAT1I, WYNKOOP k CO. K?r*j?rlctwro? ICS EJbrrty 81., New l'srk. lanufactnrtrs also of perfumery of all kinds, and In great variety. IT IS NOT A DYE! Grey hai r< JktM, or per*onxtipi icfetl with dieeaeee of the hitir or acalp, rmd thejbUoicin(7, andjudge of Mlts. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER. Rev. M. THACHCR (&? years of age). Pitcher, Chen atitco County, N. V. 4,My bah*is now restored talU natural color anil ceases to fall." Uev. Win. CUTTER, Ed. Mother's Blsgaslne, N. T. MMy !mlr is changed to iu^natural color and growing on bald spot, fcc." Rev. B. P.STONE D. D.,Concord,N.H, 44My hair,which ass grey, is now restored to it? natural color, sc." Rev. D cLEXDKNIN, Chicago, 1U. "lean add. my testi mony, iiiul recommend It to my friends." Rev. 0. T. WOOD, Middletown, N. Y. "My own hair has irreatlv thlokebed, and also that of one of my family, whs was becomintt haM, Ac." Rev, J. P. TUSTIN, Charleston, 8, C. "The white hatr iK-romiriK ubvi?tol, nn<t new hair formioir, Ac." llev. A. Pit INK, Silver Creek, N. Y. ^It has produced iood efit ct on in v hair, and I can and have commended It." Rev. JOS. MeKKE, Pastor of tVest D. SL Charch, K. f., recommends it. Rev. D. MORRIS, Cro?s Itlver, N. Y.,also, and Mrs. Rev. 11. A. I'll vTT, llauidcn.N. Y. We mUht swell thin llht, but if the above fail to convince? TRY IT! Sold by all tlie principal merchants in the United States, Cuba and Canada. Wholesale and retail depot. No. >55 Broome Street New York. Some dealers try to sell arti :!es instead ot tiii?, on which they make more profit. If so, write to depot for circular and information. ortl'tjlbpibiw ?'??? ?t s. a vw?'e IMPROVED MELODEONS. THE oLDr^T ESTABLISHED IN THE U. 8. i^utplo) Iuk ?uo Itnndrcd Mea, A+\lt J-JXJ.S//JAV EIGHTY INSiRUMCNl'S PER WEEK. BETWEEN 13,000 AND 19,00? of these in ^jfcfgK^nSal strumebts have been finished and are how ' W J li The latest improvements in our Ifelodeons is the DIVIDED SWELL, Secured to us b\ Letters Patent, 22d Mty, 1855. By means if this Swell Sulo Passages may be played with the full pow [sr. of tlie Instrument, while the Accompaniment Is soft and *ulxlued. ll.-rca.ter, all Melodeons made by us, will be for alsheu with this attachment without extra charge. Our Inttruuient* are all finished in Rosewood Cases^ and the workmanship is of the very best quality. The etyles tnd prices are:? IN PORTABLE CA8E: Pour octave Melodeon, extending from C to 0..........|tt four and a half octave, " " CtoF..... 6# Wve octave Meloileon, 41 M F to F;......... 7# b'lveoctave, double reed, " " F to F..........180 IN PIANO CASE: ?ive octave Melodeon, extending from F to P..........$100 Six octave Melodeon, " F to F 190 I'iveoctave,double reed, " 44 P-toF..........150 >rgau Melodeon (for churches,) five octave, ? stops, one and a hair octave pedals, four setts of reeds..; 850 CF" Agents tor the tale of our Melodeons may be found n all the principal cities and towns of the United States. GEO. A PRINCE A Co., cor. Niagara and Marylsnd streets, Buffalo, octS:6mdaw and 67 Fulton streeyNcw Terk.