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The College Of st. James, Maryland.

THE annual February
Full preparatory commercial and COLLEGIATE courses Of
join whatever class their examination
them be qualified to enters and the college charges
from Ann lc made
aodng facility the loss of Kemp Hall by
January College for the entire annual
erng all ordinary expenses, $3.50
Application fuller infmmat or for the admission OF new
made the rccor College OF st. James T. o Ma
rynnd. ...
Feb l4-2awfwift
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Proposals for A rmy suppl s.
OBes OF Army Clothing and Equipage,
PnILADELPHIA, February ID,

y y
SEALED PROPOSALS. invite L. and will received
chee until 10 ooek of the 10th OF Mach for
furnishing by contract The following ARMY SUPPLIES AMI MA
IEhAs deliverable The United Clothing and Equpage
pepoi lscbuski Arscna) IN quantities. required, viz
1900 yards ts dark blue ndgo CLOTH for caps and
bands, weighing about Ia yard
ooo blue lind wool dy ed wied CLOTH weighing
81 ounces PER yard.
yards GA ndg Dyed wed CLOTH weighing
~ cuuces per yard.
5000 yards dark blue, ndso dyed and wool hanne
white anne cotoh and woo to weigh q ounces
per yard.
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HOS. A. HrsGRIoks, ..,.-
COMMISSIONER ofthe General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTLoN CLAIMANTS

entitled the right of presumption Of
lands will the townships and parts of townships above
establish the the satisfaction Of the
register Of The proper land office meke
practicable after bee
app public
bacing caim.d otherwise such claim will be
feed.s,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
Feb IS-lawl3w flint. & Star.]
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JhNTED.Perpons desiring give private dinner parties
w be supplied with n French cook
application GAUTIER's RESTAURANT,
Dee a--Qaw3mof 05l Penn. ny., l2h l3th.
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Arny,s nfectionary,

No q Bfidge streef, Gsorgeoon, D. G,
UBRE all furnished, with the hest
creams conct &c., a the shortest
uce and the moderate Medal awarded M the last
exhibition Of Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
feb a-dU
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AT PRIVATE sALE.A frst-rnte blood bay carriage
horses OF 6 hands high sound and perfectly
gentle Also New York built carriage nearly
and excellent The above popry be
application Smiths livery stables 10Th street and
Pennsy vana avenue.
Feb g.
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of Etiquette In washington.

THIS members Of Congress and strang
sojournng Washington Every lady AID gentleman
should have published for safe al the
In the Capitol, aud at the bookstores in Washington.
Feb M
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EOR SALE or tent. cha. very desirable 10, Of groun

EOR SALE rent, very desirable lot OF ground
the Of Third and Indiana avenue, containing
about {, ,0c0 square feet mnre or less
Also double house ~ by ~ fact three story with
basement cellar the modern hot
stable
carriage house. This property would suit fo
minister of the Cabinet gentleman desious
obtaining fne house.
Apply samuel FOWLER street. No f21 between 9th and 9Th
Streets g. Fan the banking house OF Swseny Kitten
house, Faa, n Co. Feb iO-eoow
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MISCELLANEOUS


Silks red white, aud blue, flags and gudons
twist sewing silk bnckes brass and iron dax ,wins
baipg brass tIes for ig bong
sprars and errules for &. idons.
which desirable should be Of domestic manufacture,
and conform all respects 10 The standard patterns sealed In
office, where they be examine d.
patterns will be by mall with any additional IN
formation subject which be desired by
wishing TO offer proposals.. -'.
per Of each delivery viii be retained until
which be forfeited the United
defalcaon Of the contractor in ii
stipuaOns the contract. About e-ha
ee supplies will be required in equal monthly proportions
3s day Ju next, aud payments VIII be made Tor
them the appropriation by Congress Of funds Tor this
available; the remainder within three
months from that date in equal monthly proportions, viii be
paid for delivery.
privilege Of increasing by from third
half quantity all the supplies above mentioned.
will accepted proposals. the uflment
will be required. Bids desired
regular dealers the articles proposed
be nished and viii be respected from
manufacturer regular aler in the
desired supplies which fact the reverse, must be distinctly
well the and address OF the
intended proposed securities in contract Is
obtained.
containing proposals should be endorscd rroposals for
- -' - f. B. BABBlTT,
Feb 5--eodl0Mar Brevet Major and A. q. M.
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Bohn,s Hand-book of washington.

lIs book should the hands Of ojouning in
the being guide with OF the
city, public buildings and stniunry
map Washington all the Improvements, sc
for sale In the Capitol and AT the bookstores
Feb A. -eodimf
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHtSuTos, February %, 85T.
Feb IS -3tawtMaI9Sd
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BNo authorized 10 publish the sd
veemyn without peca instructions to that effect from the Com
missioner of Indian AHaTs
Feb 2S--lawilJuue
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02
Home Items.

We hear rom this vicinity and neigh
boring towns, of the appearance Of the
the potatoe disease. We have seen in
this county, and Essex County N. Y. ma.
ny fields Of which the tops we're dying,
aud which had an appearance and scent,
very like the consequences of a severe
frost.
We notice in the saloon of Mr..
Brewster, pair of pie.bald mice In
form they are the same as the common
house mouse; in color pure white and
light grey.
We learn from the Citizen of Fri.
dsy last that
Yesterday Thursday being tho ami
vcrsary Of the usual pilgrimage of Yer
monters' to the spot rendered sacred by
the illustrious deeds of their fathers, il
was set apart by large number of the
patriotic citizens of this city to be observ
ed as a day of rejoicing aud pleasure and
a visit to "Old IT,
The excursionists went on board the
steamer Boston (Capt Hinkley,) proceed
ed down Ottor Creek, and up the Lake
AT Larabees Point the party received a
considerable reinforcement of ladies', and
gentlemen. The weather was delightful,
aud the desires of the pleasure seekers
seem to have been fully gratifed. We
understand on excursion to Plattsburgh
is contemplated
j. W. Stewart, Esq. was elected
Representive of this town, yesterday
VERaENNEs. George w. Graudey
was nominated in Caucus at Vergennes
last Monday evening, for reelection as
Representative, but declined, perempto-
rily, and F. L Woodbridge, was nomi-
mated with great uuauimity, and elected
on Tuesday, at the first ballot. Mr..
Grapdey has represented Vergenncs
nine years and has been Speaker of the
House the last three years.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02

Of wire, and in deep water 1t is more
over certain, that there is, under favor.
able circumstances, no insupernble di
fculty in laying the cable in the deep
water of the Atlantic.
The feet had proceeded 935 miles
from the Irish coast, and thus far with
satisfactory success, when, judging tina,
they we're paying out too fast for the
speed OF the vessel More steam was
applied, and at the same time. heavy
swells were on. The under pressure
parted the cable. The cable paid out is
mostly irrecoverably lost. There is
no probability that any further at.
tempt will be made this year
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Calling Names.

There is one little matter of taste. in
which we differ, slightly from some Of
our brethren of the Republican Press.
1t is tho use of manufactured appela.
tions, such as Sham-Democracy. &c. We
regard it as one of those cases in which
it is not wise to answer fool according
to his folly. Such implied stigmas are
always harmless to those to whom they
are applied, and the use of them in the
way mentioned, can have no other effect ,
than, SO far as it goes, to let ourselves
down towards Democratic practices,
which, in the least degree, is a fearful
tendency. We never are inclined to
envy an individual or a party, a name,
he or il may elect to be called by. The
significance very soon conforms to the
character Of the possessor The term
Democracy, as applied to a party, has
pretty effectually lost its value as a pat.
ronymio. 1t is already sufficient
ly apprObrious for our tasto, and should
it continue 10 follow as it must, the dip
and velocity of the party, it will soon be,
if it is 10: already, where the kind Of
adjuucts in question can only buoy it up.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02
News of the Week.

FAIRs.-The State Fair at Montpeli
er, commences on Tuesday Sept. stb,and
continues four days. The opportunity
is favorable one to examine the char
acter of improved stock on the other
side of the mountain, especially of the
Morgan Horses, We trust the reputa-
tiop of our Addison, will bo cared for in
the Atwood and Sherman lines
The County Fair is to be held in this
place, on Wednesday and Thursday, the
23d, and Oath. Of the present month,
The reputation of the county in re-
spect to it's principal productions, has
become more and more identified with
these exhibitions. Its success depends
manly upon the interest the people take
in it, and their appreciation of the ad.
vantages resulting yet the Town Man.
ayers and the Committee of arrange
ments have position of responsibility
in regard to the matter quite essential
Ne wish to give the latter a word in
season.
j. I, G, Cook Esq, late editor of
the Bennington Banner, being about to
leave that place, was on Thursday even
ing of last week presented with a beau.
tiful gold. headed cane, by the citizens
of Bennington, as mark OF respect
and esteem" We understand that bis
change of business is in consequence of
poor health.
Mr.. Cook goes to Bartousville. this
State, where heentersinto. the business of
manufacturing paper, in company with
his brothers-in law, under the name and
firm Of Robertson, Cook & Co.
He leaves Bennington with the best
wishes of all for his success in the bus.
mess upon which he has entered.
We have received the first number
of the Glencoe min Ter Register, un.
der the editorial supervision Of our
friend Mr.. Horace Baxter, late of Corn.
wall We thank Horace for the COM
pliment of the name, and wish him
and Register" Jr., great success
BY tho arrival Of tie Atlantic in
New York, on Saturday morning, we
have four days later, European news, but
nothing of importance. The telegraphic
squadron was at Plymouth. Future
movements were to be determined upon
at a meeting of the Directors of the Sub.
marine Company, in London, the day the
Atlantic sailed to aconside whether the at
tempt shall be renewed in October, or
deferred until next Summer.
The London Star says il is estimates
that the outside loss the Company will
sustain in consequence of the failure will
he E25,000. 1t is fully expected that at
least one.half of the sunken cable will be
recovered. All that is within 400 faith.
oms will be got up, but that portion in
deep sea will, in all probability, not be
recovered The cable will it is under
stood DO forthwith hauled up
There is suggestion to employ tho
wiro for submarine communication with
India. by way OF Malta, Alexandria aud
the Red Sea
The news from India, is voluminous
but not important. The prospect of con.
quering peace seem quite as remote as
ever.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02

The most OF our readers will have
heard before this reaches them, of the
failure of the Atlantic Telegraph cable
The stupenduous enterprise had for some
time, been regarded by the whole read,
ing world, with intense anxiety, and
with various degrees of hope and fear,
and though its present success, has been
regarded by those best able to judge, as
extremely dubious, still the failure is a
grevious Disappointment Notwithstand-
ing success has not attended this first
attempt, enough has been proved.to rem.
der it certviu, that the scheme is practi'
cable. 1t is certain that communica'
tions may be made through any length
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-31

SAIUOrH OLD QUARTER I.ulI..k anu "a c. pie
- crs at par for the Sixty Days.-JACOB STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Va begs inform his friends
that h has Tetur.ed tire Eastern cities
large and well stock OF SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING, all made up by his order and eg-
EreHsy this mark, He calls likewise the attention OF
the public and especially the Mechanics this city, the
great variety III Gehtrmens Furnishing Goods. such
hone white and fancy Shirts ovrrsrts beautifully
SecAtes, Cravats Socks Of all kinds,
Gloves A. q. T. Hats, Caps Umbrellas, and great many
articles numerous to mention
also made such &ith my Bankers in
Baltimore enabled take smooth quarters and
I2k cent pieces par sustaining Therefore,
cUInr one, ALL with your old smooth
money, TO the store Of JACOR STEINEIEIn,
nId4 Centre Wheeling. FOR REfRGAINS.
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lust RECEIvED iodfrrys Narrative Of the Last Grin
~ nell Arctic Exploring ESpcdon-prce only 90 crnt
Canterbury Tales, by Harriet Lee; Mormonis, by EDDIE
ydr Edgar a. Poe, complete Works Greeley Life of Hen
~ Clay AftO, Eooi assortment Of Standard Works.
JOSEPH. GRAVES,
aus14 Main ST., Centre Wheetng.
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NENy YORK MAEKET.

Aro. 2a-Flonr market heavy; sales of 5000
bbIs at S. SCAT, 10 for State, a decline OF SC;
Sc, 25aG, go for Southern, decline Of loc; Ohio
without change Wheat unsettled; -, oOo bush
els sold. Corn firm; 1000 bushels sold at s5c
for white. Provisions quiet. Whisky steady.
Stocks lower.
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a POOr RACE-Lrye Uager.-A couple Of
our Water street asquaintances were to have
engaged in foot race on Saturday afternoon last,
for wager of one hundred dollars worth Of fine
cigars. They gotto Dragging in regard to Their
speed afoOt, when one proposed to run quarter
of mile for the wager above named, aud the
trial was accepted. The race was put of on
Saturday, owing TO the fact that the recent rains
had rendered the racing ground unit for trial
of speed The race will positively come OF some
afternoon this week. Meantime the parties are
/ be fed on raw meat and rubbed down with a
b'iclS-bat every morning. BY way of rendering
tue parties supple aud long winded, they are to
shereised every morning, in the following man
ner. "A large piece of jerked best is to be
placed between the jaws Of the parties and a
big two listed bully, selected for tue purpose, is
to haul aud drag them over the floor of a twen-
ty by thirty room. for two hours, by means Of
the aforesaid jerkcd meat. 1t is thought the
racers can be fully prepared for the business by
Friday, andif so The race win take place at Z
o'clock on the evening of that day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-31

AssAuLr, Complaints were made before AID.
Daily OIL Saturday, charging the Bar-keeper of
IIuscrnan's Saloon, with committing nn,nsSault
upon Thomas witten. a hearing will be had
in the case on "Wednesday.
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no TlIE DENIAL PROEESSlQN.

IIYIEIiILLIt IlEIUIHd IIlI8I.N
E.WILsoN Co., q Monroe ST. opposite the VI. e NJ
~ bank. respectfully call attention 10 teir reals
of faef Decorations OF AID
suitable TOR Malls aud Celfifs: 49,
they have large stock fire Prints, Ie:IsteEs aud Pan,
milling. -. +. 4
TIr LesGtEfu tiles paper for Halls are displayed
Ola screens, that the effect be idy uhI
aud see. 4ny19
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-31

Mess AMoSG THE WOMEN Mrs. Mary Miles
and Mrs. Elizabeth MeClusky, of East Wheel
ing, had quarrel about the merits Of theirTcs-
pective households, aud when high words arose
and glib tongues went like bell clappers, Mrs
NJ struck Mrs Mac, for which she was arraigued
before AID MeCourtney and fined $3.50.
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joins TnrPErs, the engineer killed by the
collision of two freight trims, east of Grafton,
on Friday morning, lived at Piedmont, whence
his remains werc taken. We learn from an en-
ployee of the road tina. the wreck oecas,oned
by the collision was an extensive and frightful
one.
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rHE INTELLIGENCER.


Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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GOVERNMENT APPoINTMESrs.- Francis Lawson
aud Bo!iyer Ward have been appointed through
mail agents from Baltimore to Cincinnati.
D. Il. TIoxic, formerly clerk in the Wheeling
Post Office. has been appointed Route Agent,
from Wheeling to Cumberland, in place of Mr..
Lawson.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-31

M Rlats made late lart adltious our stock q
w TrsaeE shoulder Bf:ict, BeitS,
sorIvs, BaniRSrF, Ec., &C., &c.i
Physicians and oiher4 VII find u sspFuseni
OF these Articles III ue city the
my1s BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
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RIYER AND MEATHER.

ST. Louis, Ang. 29.--Rivcr unchanged. Moth
ing from above; all upper streams reported fall
ing. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, Ang 29.-River, 8 feet inches
in the canal, and FILLING. Weather clear and
pleasant. Mercur 77dcgs.
CrScIxxATr August 29.-Rivcr FILLING slowly
Weather clear. Mercury 90 dogs.
PlTrSuuRcM, Aug 20.-Rivrr : feet by pier
mark stationary. Weather cloudy. Nercu
ny G. degs.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIxcISxArI, Aug 29.-Flour firm without
change Wheat firm and in demand at ! GOAL 10
vanccd to 2l4, and in good demand DiStillcrs
are storming rather than sell at present prices.
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CAAr MeerIXc.-Camp meeting commences
on Caslenan's Run-midwny between Bethany
and Vest Alexonder,on Thursday morning mex,
and hold on until sometime during the follow
ing week We arc informed that the most cx-
tensive arrangements have been made in tho
way of Boarding tents for visitors, under the
management of Mr. Josiah Curtis of Bethany.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ n d Do Ii r
WnmA -

" IN II lJ&N0 11.l1 lAzlE'
~HI% ER III "
NvE OF THE DEsT PURGATIvE AND LIVER MEnI.
" ci%Es before The iabs raasiy Dr. sASIosss
.as.r, iIer and more elsctaa t!au any Otter me y.
EHoT re;or st T." on the GtsS to ct lis morbid
then on the stomach amt bowels carry on t,at
y ~ The DsniGl feelings experienced in tie
atoms 81 most CshNr,es It strengthens Ihs system A.
the same time that purs-s IT, and when daily IN
moderate doses viii strengthen ai build M Win unit
-. ia. SAxroRn's IxvsuEyI"E is comroHnhtd s"tire'Y
from new articles Of medicine, namely duul4 -,
some idea Of the strength Of these gums may ns icI
ell wien il that bottle 81 tie
- contains strength one hundTe1 doses oil Ca
without any OF It's delcteTiSns Effects:
have little known to and never used
In their until used in the form OF tie L"6'-
orator, which with such unprecedented success M
to induce tile proprietor TO offer u ~ HnlY InediiS
- to cure Iirsr Complaints In their worst forms
InIi:eftion being causel hy adeFanEed AHers cure"
- when the Liver is excited TO action. -.
and proc; that tho ISv1oR AToE relieves t1 disease
,ct any one troubled with icc take The lnviSorh'or
regularly week. AMI their skin will begin to assume
Its original color.
Take It in small doses ON Eeii,tnE and i assists
nature in her operations ly graaS tne
r4T.rv sooa reeS cd F taxing double dose Of Llrfg-
-orGtOr, which AL ncillty and sourHsss vi the
For m overloaded stomach equal, ash
Lives al oppressive uneasy feeling after eating
heartily. For family medicine generally, all who use
St speak in tie highest terms.
DR SAxEoRDs 1SyIouRAToR came To us recommended
Liver COnplIuts AMI all Diseases arising
- from u seased Liver The testimonials Of SO many Ui
Ply its favor, nluce'i Us to try IT. and noF
conviction certain that it Is OF rae greatest bes-
y sings ever given Dyspeptics for i. nade complete
cure before the first bottle taken, and n"w We can
anything edible without trouble, while before, moth
ing but IicIts food would digest, AZ oten that
gave pain. Now what to say to all our readers
is u Liver CnupIantor Dyspepsia trouble you, do not
fail to try tlIs, te greatest remedy i'll the woridSts
Fact.
There has never been tried In family remedy
which has with sucl Ibounded success in the cure
ordseases Incident to children, DR SASFoEDs lSNio
n ORATOR; alone diseases Of children that we
-use II; for Catartic so mildly and gently,
and seems the syten thoroughly that We
y think doing service TO all In advising them
1wlen they medicine try .s Teuey. There are
under notice wis great BEN
dt.eases OF the Lcer Stonacl
Bowels all other REMEDIES failed to give relief
ItIas become useful family that will not do
JIwithout t.-JIeksORUiIe (lfEd.l Republican,.
PRiCH on. DOLLAR rER ROTTLE.
SANFORD CO., PrcprietOrs, 3+5 broadway, New York
T. II. LOGAN & CO., Agents for Wheeling.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KESSEI, Pittsburgh, w olCEate Agents.
auiI-SlD-1Y-iaw
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Wheeling Classical Academy.
III AIEDlNGs. nEincinnI.

TIME FAN session this institution will commence on
Tuesday, September LIST TO be desired that tu Pu.
pills wishing to enter should be present st thGt time.
Rooms In the AtliynGeum buildings. Entrance from
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PH1IApELpu1A, Aug. 28.-David Paul Brown,
who was recently rendered the nomina ipn of
Judge uf the Court of Common Pleas, by the
straight Americans of this city, has declined,
now holds the position, and also the candidate
of the Union party
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IRON.
'1uS IInn1fu,s Rack
by I'Ei.iGtIltAPti.
RALTIMORE MARKET.

AuGrsr 29.-Flonr, sales 800 ibis at $500
for City Mills and $G,l2 Cor Howard st. Wheat,
red quoted at $l,25nl 80; white 81 ,35al 10
Corn quoted at 7sasOc..' Whisky 27a2S.
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FAILED.

NRw YonY, Aug. 99.-Atwood & Co, Bank,
ers with large Western connections have failed.
BUFFALO, N, Y, Aug. 29.-'I'he Reciprocity
Bank, hms suspended and Williams, Tanner &
Co., fcrwarders, have failed.