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August 18th. ic - !
Mr. G,RpiNER:-
St~: have had vour Magic Wound Healer in my
family the last and have used in several
Will mention ore or two oi them trticular Last
winter was hopping: aud my struck limb and
glanced AMI struck m! ankle, whrh u very bad.
used nothing else IL but Your iagc Wounu Heal ".
and IL well in apout two weeks Our little .hId.
which IL about eis.te..n months OIL had very bI'i
breaking out its tie ,d-u life pat nothing else il
but your Magic ound Healer. aud II cured il in few
days have also Used it my and it gives gen
eral satisfaction. Respectfully, you,s,
GEORGE X. MAXWELL.
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DRUGS AND SLICES.
-gNDFtBsS....
~ .G0 o. >u.ba QuInine;
81 do do Morpnia;
1D0 tbs
40 ia Khubard:
ithN slo Cass.a:
3u 10 Nntm-gs;
50 do rartarc Acid;
IJtu do { -can Tartar:
Nh'h were purchased before the rise and can be sold
y Purchasing at present New York prices. by
KELLER, FARNSLEY q CO.,
ncti2-u Wholesale Druggists, Evansville. La.
- SMOVED.-Theu undersigned has removed to the
house of Mrs. Dr. Tafton three doOrsabove the Sher
wood House opposite the mansion Of NJ. Ross. Esq.
First Street. or Doctors y4renEe.
Office at the old FIRST doors above Main
where he may be found at all times unless professional
engaged fje2e1 J.R. WILCOX M. ID.
SELECT SCHOOL.
AIRS VI. A. MORRlS respectfully announces tn the
ti cit zens OF Evansville that she wi open n =, hoi.
iay Januar, 18th, far the Instruction ofa limited
OF pills i'll tb regular branches Of an nglish
Education.
Having had constant experience for the last - years,
hopes give cftre satisfaction all may
her with their patronage.
Forterms. &c apply III her residence, First street.
second door from III" Episcopal Church.
-a-FE' ENcEs-
Messrs A. his 81 HOW kS
HORN BROOK d CHURCHILL
SaANKLINS BELLY.
jaLl2-tf
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cO-PA TIMERS HIP NOTICE

rTNHE undersigned have this ia, formed coparsne,
i shin. under the name and style of LEWIS q GRAy
aud have made arrangements with the late firm Flar
rngton, Crane Co.. To their in thu
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Busihccs i'm THE
city,
We would respectfully solicit FINANCE fthe pat
ronagc heretofore literally extended towards the late
fru and bespeak the good Offices If friends plcdg
ing ourselves spare efforts to promote the interests
of all who may entrust business Ia our care.
EDWARD LEWIS,
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOK SELLER AND
SrAIIDNER.

SFATIONER.
WOULD spe fully inform hi friends and the pub
w lir generally that having purchased M'ssrs.
Rath,onr ~ Vince. r. their entire stock of Books d
Stationery. he has ayel his COX The stan
lately occupied 10y them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main aud First Streets.
Tn. additions thu made To his stock en- ahles him q
his larger aud better assortsne mt
than has before he.n brought this market; con
siStipg in part of. Misrellaneo S"hool Medical AMI
Thco ,gical Books. Writing. Printing. Nrappu and
Fancy Paper Il Foreign ~ Fancy Stationery of all
kinds. All o. which will be sold. WHOLESALE a,d Retail
AT 'incinna prices. fact TO shi,h ht would call the
attenon of country merchants. dealers teachers aud
Others. being confident he make TO their interest
10 purchase of him. aug 95tf
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e.. SCslNspT Il STARK.
UPHo-, riRS AND oAPG 2hIANE 5R
FAMILY FLOUR.

+ HAVE for sale my Leather store, Main street.
AMI will constantly keep hand, Iarg. supply of
Family Flour of IN. best quality. Pigeon nils brand
whirh will be sold at t lowest mark price for such
aualiiN Flour (dccgtf) WM BELL.
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GAsRDsNEiSS
MAG 20 UCrIN0 JoAr.E2i

MAG G WOUND IoALE3!
This IL decteslly the Remedy tor the of
Fresh Cuts anl Bruises, that has ever
been before the Public.
II will cure Fresh CuI-
Ii will cure Fresh Bruises.
IL will cure Fresh Sprains.
1t will cure Spre Nipples.
Ii will cure t'.iIe.i Hands.
IL will eur. lnhlmc.i Eyes.
And all Externai Injuries
7E I'd TIC f );LOWf G
FINESTtNONN. Irds the .sicHl influence that
l. GiRDlNEf'> MAGIC WJUND hIlt.ER eX.Tts
over Fresh Cuts:
LETTER FROM ILLTSOIS.
FAScY FARM. Fran Sin Co.. Ill.,
4. iii L.,
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LIVERY AND saLG STABLE.

TIE uhIcrslgned nave puTrhis Il 10
~. Liver! Stable. On Locus, street, aud nace ~:
~ prDvctnents 10 u. aud have ou hand TO
-. aire good stock Of HOSES, BUGCs r. an
ca "a, which invite the attention of IN
pu blic racy intend from this time to edeavor 10 salts
Ias iht> II the public IA THIS particular sud hope rhs
acticlss will prove agreeable. Carriages
plrtIss sxcIrsiOns. funeral &C. wtys on hand Heina
provided with good hostlers. prepared TO boarc
ors and keep them in the best style
aus3I NJ. & r. III. peGARMO.
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'rD MERCHANTS, PHYSuC1ANS,
DRUGGISTS, NDTkIE PUBLIC GIN


DRUGGISTS, AND TIE PUBLIC GEN.
EekALLH.
\ 4 ESSRS KELLER N FARNSLEY would respect
fully return thank ihc and the pub
lie nersi,iy The liberal patronage which they have
received and take this method of informing
their frien .. that they have OF Mr. Crawf id
Bell his entire stock of - n Medic -.es. and
will continue 10 on the business In the house Tor
me ri, occupied by him Main. betvc.D First nj Sec
whore wii he pleased o have ' friends
call and their stock. The. have as>ociatef MIR
Isaac hi- ho has wears the principal clerk
in Mr. Reli's cs,abshm who will be happy al all
times. wait up tbc oil p,rpB-, ofthc hou-e. III
,nre Drugs ~ low rates and seeumw' dsiIsg terms are
am iu.Iuccn~nt To the Merchants. Druggists and PLY
ssians. respectfully invite ITEM 81 call as we ave
on h. "A ock Of s25 OTTO. of wei. se cced Drugs. and
constantly receiving additions present
supply. ard hope TO offer such Iniucsmcitso WHOLE
SALE DEALERS as will supercesie the necessity OF
the visit other Cities for the purpose Of porssssing
ivi5 KELLER PARNSLEY co.
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E.rtracf Of a letter from n 7Hora, Sterigf
I.nSaLle CoHHty. III.
Professor o ]. WooD-
Dear Sir: Yours Of June 2isi accompanied by bottle
of y"ur Hair Restorafice. was received very soon
thereafter ced using il, and il has entirely restor
my hair to its natvr youthful color There is c"r-
siderable Bquir, for the article, dc.
Yer! respectfully yours, X. THORN.
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TIE NEW YOKN CRYSTAL PALACE
A rATr,ITREl

FAILUR REL
MOT that we me 10 say the Exhibition in New fors
IN fii ure; there yer, handsome things
az all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through The whole and particularly In Men York
great, that St,r,-kecers Intended to make
fortunes n Laid in heavy stocks NJ The finest and
best Goois-apd consequently. that our bomei"ying
people Iii not like to spend their money lay the hus,ie
stat at no IN II those fortaneseekers had 10
Jaii aud give up business
Uur BuNer New ork who is ALWAYS on the lock
out go ID rgtins, toners we'll know. had,
y couple weeks ~ good chance IL buy a whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at Car re- iuced prizes which offer 10 sell low
an, thing here before
The articles. TOO imerous To aehtion we only Will
do IN part. VIZ: \ fuc assortment OF
LINENS;
UcI.At rs, plain and printed:
PRINTS,
JACoNETS;
SWISS MUSIINS;
CURTAIN MUSLINS;
kIDGi0VES;
DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
A nj the largest and best as,OrtmentOf
ENGLISH HOSIERY:
FINE FLANNELS;
BED TICKS;
BLEACHFU MUSLINS,
ETC, ETC.
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STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE
ON MAIN SrREtT. Al
GUMBEaTS & @ pTTLE'B
A RE receiving az fil.-ir " hOLESALE AND RETAIL
n Clubbing Establishment. !: re-. ssscvtu.~nt sf
READY HADE CLOTHING Of superior qualit, aud
manufactured IN the most fashionable ~, fie lar
81 10th Goats all sizes: superior Ilack and hIu~
French ail English Cloth Dress Frock and Snck Coats
>atBett an Cashmere Coats. brown green ana gray.
e. - "a M - N cH>-A
of every sts lie, price qualit, and color
Nests AND PANTALOONS tl-.s
OF the most ant9i patterns ever brought TO this Mar
kct.
SHIRTS. uNDERSHTRTS AND DRAWERS
Gloves, suspe aders. Collars ana Sacks
IA t. AND CAPS e.r-
"f every and in this ma rk ee.
ERUNks AMP VALfSEs, ...
Care. Sacks, with large assortment of fancy articles
and Furnishing Goods. all OF which will sell ON the
Straight Line Plan, as cheap the cheapest. 80
Call and see for yourselves .+ 81.
octs GUMBERTS Il GOTTLRIB.
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IN Hi relieve ever, 'hunisL being who has any
w the follow ing 81 mptons:
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4 LII Merchandise de- entrusted. q our care mt fror
~ EvarsyiIl' hy Rail-. I'll. will receive prompt att,n
tion and owners of apl,rised arrival immedi
aieiy. W. r.. BROW r d. Co
Jais2' 3nd Vincenn-s la
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n kUM.-a5 balee in store AMI for sale by
~ okl PRESTON BROS.
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RA.rS. MIcn., Argu-t ?. ls5.


This to certify that was quite gray and
ht;r thin upon the top of head. that feared its
entire loss. In hsc nditi"n applied for AMI obtained
bottle o Prof Woods Restorative. and before Ind
used quart bptIle. tire gray hlir na entirely ds,p
pe.re and il had thicke ned up he full
Al. and it assumed beautiful glossy appearance appa.
r'ntlN more beautiful than il before. do.
therefore. choerl il tn all those ladies no
value abcau;ifn head ofhair will also s.te that use
il now. occasionally, Tor It's healthy and beauyitg eI
feets. SARAH J. BROWN.
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fects. SARAH ]. BROWN.
Tho following certificates speak for themselves the
gentlemen whose signatures attached, known 10
thousands:
ST. Lnuis. September 90. l'53.
DR.. o. ]. Wood-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
of Hair Restorative and have found its effects
satisfactory. Ii has entirely destroyed all dandr from
my head and restored my hair to lis original color which
had become quite gray. WIN. THU ESDAlI.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-19

MADRID, July 20, l554-The national guard
is already composed of nine battalions and two
batteries of artillery.
A decree of the junta suppresses the royal
council, aud another calls into force the press
law of 1887.
The decree which exied the infante Don
Enrique to Valencia, is revoked
The junta has also abrogated the prohibition
laid on the circulation of certain foreign four.
nails.
Another decree orders the arrest and trial of
some Of the ex-ministers, and also of General
Quinto, the ex-governor of Madrid
1t is said that the ministers are concealed in
the hotels of the diplomatic body.
Queen ChristiaIla has not as yet left Madrid,
Nj. Salamanca has been arrested and impri-
,soned at Albacete.. .,,
Generals Lara, Mata.y-Alos, and Quesada,
who commanded the troops 10 the iate struggle,
have their choice either to retire to fixed
place of residence or to leave the country.
1t is said that General Blasers force has
Z pronounced at Baylen
On the 25th General O'Donnell was at Cor.
dova, on his way to Madrid, at the invitation
of Espartero and the junta.
The bourse had again opened The three
per cents were done at "a, from which price
they rose to 35.
On the Paris bourse the three per cents
closed at 70f Co.,, and the four and-a half per
cents at 9Sf 59c., for the end of the month.
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MAssACHUsETTs WING STATE CON-
yENTIOE,
PRESENT STATE OFFICERS REroyIyATED-wAR |
oS The FUGITIVE SLAVE Law, ETC.
BosroS d,o,,st Ie 1e5a


PRESENT STATE OFFICERS RENoSrSArED-wAR
oS THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law, ETC.
BosroS, august l6, 1854.
The wing State convention assembled this
morning In Music Hall, and organized tempo
rarily by the choice Of DR. J.. V. Bell, of Som
eryille, as chairman. The permanent officers
consist of Franklin Dexter, Of Beverley, pre-.
sident; josiah Quincy, SEN, and twenty-three
other vice presidents, and FIVE secretaries
The President, IN bis opening address, al.
luded TO the destruction of Greytown RS an
usurpation Of the powers Of Congress, tending
to Involve the country in war, and as deserving
OF condemnation, although ret enumerated in
The objects upon which the convention was
called 10 act. From bis continued absence
from the country during the last tvo years, be
relied upon the members Of Congress present
to speak Of the violation Of the compromise,
acted upon in good faith for more than quar-.
ter Of a century in the manner it deserved. In
bis view, the formation % he freesoil party
bad failed in its design, and he trusted ,r,.
such course would be pursued this day as
would show that the whig party is the true
liberty party Of the State. In the repeal Of the
Missouri compromise, he bad no assurance that
the ordinance Of 1877 would be held sacred.
He did not believe, with Mr.. Webster and Mr..
Everett, that the climate and soil would repu.
late the question Of slavery. He would not
even trust New England against the merce.
nary spirit Of slavebolding, without prohibi.
ton. In conclusion, be exhorted the party 10
stand up strictly to the line of the Constitution.
whatever course might be pursued by others.
Mr. Dexters remarks were received with
great applause.
Mr.. Josiah Quincy said he was not surprised
at the passage Of the Nebraska bill. He was
surprised that il had not been done bsfore, and
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TNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.

Il scriber hath obtained from the orphans COR,
OF Washington county, in the District OF Columbia
letters testamentary the personal estate OF Thos
Rlichie, late Of Washington county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said de.
ceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber on OF
before the 18th day Of August next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF
the said estate. e n
Given under my hand this l4th day OF August
1901 WIN. B. Il. CROSS,
Aug l5-law3w Executor.
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TICoNDERoGA, or the Black EARLE. /,

fuCONDEROGA,o or the Black Eagle, by
Il q. Z. X. James; great American romance.
Hard Times, by Charles Dickens
Rosa Woodve, by Alexander Dumas.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann Stephens.
katherine Ashton, by the author OF Amy Her.
bert, The Lamplgher.
All The New York Daily Papers are received
every evening at O'Clock, for sale at the counter
or delivered IN any part of the city TO subscribers.
JOE SHILLINGTONS Bookstore,
Odeon Building cor. OF a street
Aug l6--3iif and Penn avenue.
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I IMEl LIME! LIMEl-To PIasterers

j A and Builders.-We have now on hand at
SEELTS Patent KIlns, one thousand barrels OF
Lime, and are now making two hundred barrels
daily, which we will sell on the best terms.
We would call the particular attention Of plss-
terers 10 this superior article or Lime. II is free
from coal cinders or other sediment, II being
burnt altogether by wood which mskes il very
superior s,iicle for plasteripg, white costing and
hard finishing
Give US call, ssd ron shall be pleased.
8. J. sEELY r CO.
JAY 9T-H
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tious route TO the White sulphur Springs,
passing the Alum, Warm, and Hot spring Is.
EEuxz1 ARRANGEMENTS having
E32SS$y been made with the owners Of the
new and splendid steamer GEORGE PAGE 10
run between Alexandria and Washington, a dis
lance OF six miles, in connexion with the trains
on this road and the Washington railroads, the fol-
lowing schedule will take effect on and after
Thursday, June /, 1854:
A train from Alexandria TO Gordonsville, and
intermediate stations, win leave the depot corner
oil Duke and Henry streets, at o'clock, a. m,
on the arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving
ample time for breakfast on board, arriving at
Oordonsylle at half past 10 O'Clock, connect
ing al that point with the trains on the Virginia
Central railroad TO Richmond, Charlottesville, and
Stanton.
A train from Gordon svills TO Alexandra, and in
termediaie stations, will leave GorGonsville al
III O'Clock, on the arrival Of the cars on the Vir-
gina Central road arriving at Alexandria at half
past O'Clock, thus allowing time 10 connect with
the trains leaving Washington city for the north,
and Tor dinner on board the boat.
a train from Alexandra TO Warrenton and i'm
termedihte stations, will leave Alexandra daily
lsunday excepted al 3o'clock, p. m, arriving al
Warrenton 81 o'clock, p. m.
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock, a. m.
Train from Warrenton TO Alexandra and inter-
mediate stations will leave Wsrenton daily Sun
day excepted nj quarter before O'Clock, q. M,
arriving az Alexandria al hslfpast O'Clock, a. m
On Sunday will leave at qusrer pssi IL o'clock,
%.
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THROUGH TICKETS.

oalufoays 10 Mondays. 3 80
fPasIensers for Luray, and New Market will
take the train leaving Alexandra at O'Clock,
a. m, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and SATURDAYS.
connecting with the stages at Culpeper Court
House.
FPassengers for Lynchburg will take the train
leaving AleIapdris at o'clock, a. m, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with
the stages At Charlottesville.
IL Passengers for the White Sulphur Springs
Will take The train leaving Alexandra daily con-
s.1 -.''"E with the stages at Staunton.
rr,s~ht trains arc cunning daily Sundays ex-
ceptsd. Re. order: W. b. DacGkETT,
June III Agent
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From The London Advertiser, 2sth July.
Annexation of Cuba TO the United States

N. Soule, jr., son of the American minister
at the court Of Madrid, arrived in this city on
Friday last, on special mission to the Ameri.
can minister in London, relative to the Cuban
question and the revolution in Spain. On
Monday evening, Daniel Z. Sckles, esq.,, sec.
rotary OF the American legation in this city,
left for Washington with special dispatches 10
the President of the United States III refer
renee TO the Cuba question and the revolution
in Spain. We may add that the present revo.
luton is movement in complete accordance
with American policy, and will be accomplish ed
IN unison with the leaders Of Cuban emancipa-
ton in the United States and Havana.
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From the Palrie, Paris paper) so,b Julv.

|1-e 1'T1si 70 uTFs FuPcTJ SVtu July.
The Morning Advertiser announces Il Q ar.
rival in London OF Mr.. Soule, SON OF the mer.
lean minister at Madrid, charged, says this
journal, with special mission 10 the American
minister in London. The present state OF If.
fairs probably appears favorable TO American
diplomatists TO conduct to O successful ,ermi-
nation their project Of The annexation of Cuba.
But they should recollect that IL Cnha Is a pos.
session which cannot be torn from Spain with
out fiagrant violation Of international law, it
is u the same time European colony, the
alienation Of which, even though voluntary, on
the part Of Spain, cannot be effected without
the cooperation Of the great powers who have
colonies in the sea Of the Antilles and in tho
Gulf Of Mexico, being FIRST consulted on tho
subject
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DhNos FOR SALE AND RENT.-The
Il subscriber has in store very handsome Rose
wood Piano, seven octaves which will be dis
posed Of on accommodating terms. Also, for
rent, two fine instruments.
w. c. ZANTZINGER,
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WASHINGTON SENTIN Ell
SARATOGA CONVENTION.

This convention assembled on the 10th OF
August at the st. Nicholas hall. After much
useless jabbering, all of whichis duly set down
BY the reporters, it was permanently organized
by the election of the following officers
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

The cheapest, most comfortable, and expedl-
tious route TO the White sulphur springs,
passing the Alum, Warm, and Hot Spring Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11
Circuit court, November 8, 1855.
Henry Sharp and John Hughs '.-',
Return NJ. Hin and others.

Decree for aecuunt-Abstract l'a
This cause cane OIL tn heard UNI the process, &C.
Athereupon tho doth adudge6Tder and decree that
ne referred to one OF Master Commissioners OF this
this circuit TO and account OF the es
ae OF the laid Jo Mnirne, deceased which has come
MO ms hands OF Johnston Murine his administrator or
which into the hands OF any other person. by the
orlor OF administer, and for his USE charging said
administrator with which have come to hslands
or hands Of other person for his use and credit
ing him w III all dish made in due course OF ah
mistraOn. And the said cOnlnSsloner shall also state
An account OF the disribuve share of said Return NJ Hill
S husband CT his said wife, in ard to the personal estate
said deceased and also the real estate OF which the sall
Murine died seized, and the location quantity vel
sail Return 81 Hill husband OF Lis said wife Is emit
fIeI and also 10 tain and report all specific liens up
OIL said interest OF said Hill III SAID realty and personality
and tleir several prorlies, s.I. ,I.-
n hcOTe taking said accounts said Master shall cause
otice of the same gwen, by advertisement publish.
si for four successive weeks in newspaper printed
in the city OF Wheeling and SAID Is oFueie"
10 report, &c" ,,oN1o op,,,c.. ,.,. J..
TCadwenl s i.'E dee2S
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T-ELEGRAPIfFTG NEWS.
By the Nationa1 Line. !.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENcFE
CONGRESSIONAL.

.. !. WAsHINGTON, Jan.flO.l
HoUsE.-Mr. Drum announced the death of his
colleague, Henry A. 'NIuhen1erg, who died last
night and after passing eulusy on his private
character, lie submitted resolutions expressive OF
deep regret in consequence ofthe event, rendering
TO the relatives the deceased the sympathy the
House, resolving 10 wear Grape OIL the left arm for
thirty DAYS, and that a committee of four members
be appointed 10 accompany the remains 10 tbs inte
residence otthe deceased this afternoon Mt. Daw-
son having been intimately associated with Mr..
Muhenberg, felt himself called on TO dlscha the
AIr. Straub likewise spoke in wa:m terms of The
deceased. The resolutions passed and the House
adjourned. M - af -.a., "a 90. s.st'i3 &c II Il.
SENATE.-After rnimportant business Cass'
tspeech in reply to Clayton was postponed till to-
morrow. The death Of Mr., Muhlenberg was an
'nounced, and a eulogy delivered by AIR. BrUlhead.
Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-11

ORR GrRuAx FELLOW CITIZENS had a hall at The
Melodeon on Monday night which was attended by
some FIVE hundred persons. The music was fur
pisbed by Messrs. Fickieson, Ritter, Weber and
some six oil seven other mus clan. The supper
provided by Mr.. J. wlEsoABER, of the Railroad
Hotel, was most bountiful and superb. All present
euioyed themselves finely. ri.