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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-11
CHUKCHEs or WHEELING,

Eor the Information Of strangers visiting the eyS pup
.h following list OF the different Churches and their
line and place of meeting II tlere are any niS'aAes We
Wnimake the necessary correction with pleaAule'
81 AGthtu' kliseopafid"' Corner Aonr0e ana hyton
Streets Rev E T. PkEKlSs' Hee0ri morning services AOS
clock, eVenins'.
81 o's EP'eopdEdn Main street between firs' anu
Second, Centre "hsei'ns' leE' . M s''i'
Serviees-Mornins lO'4; afternoon $'si night ~;
First frs'6yteTi"'', EET. H. H. "AAD ta'0F
s'"eeu Monroe and iho'
Seco"d I'e"tyteria" Webster street, anu
Aa'kei'Sentre "heehhsi sst'oeS MORNING anu
Third fT'"bgteta"' rum s'Fee'
Taoe't s'S'' soH'h "heel'hs' AAeS' l. " "O0''
S's morning and evening. ,,-,-.....
tonh F'es'sie''"''' hev' a.
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MONROE HOUSE.
TOTHEB ARRIV 81
NEW GO0DSi

0REw & DRAKEhave this day received, in addition 10
~ their large and extensive stock FAMILY GRO
oERIkS, fine and varied assortment of Spices 30 to
which they most respectfully cnM the attention
TONERS; Mustard boxes Grain and pulyerSed
Aspce; ain an puverIscd Cloves Mustard Seed Grain
nd puverized Pepper; Salt large small gs Gas.
reasonable and reduced prices. -
They hare also received large
such Rose, Yaua, Orange ami Gum Drops; pure
White Rock Candy JIjnbe paste aIabna Luuor-
Ice, kept ptconstantly onhand at No. Washington Hall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-11
MATHEW McNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAl

AND DEALER IN
Flour, HaiIl Feed of All ItInds, Corn md
Corn, rs eHI, OnLB, Isnlcd hGiiJ, sc.
of the articles delivered free Of charge
in any part OF the city.
The highest price paid in cash all Country Produce
ing jei7
Watches, J JeweIry. silver an Plated ware,
Clocks. d - ie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-11
PIANOS !! PIANOS ]! \,
Pens F! Pens 4! Pens III!
SOM ETAENfs NEW

sOHsETAGNt. NEW.
O. p BROWN las received superior lot of Gold Pens
js which lie had made under his supervision.
made from gold reduced to IA by combination
Of alloys, and cannot be cqualled for elasticity and
biity, by any other combination METALS Prices
moderate, and every warranted They may be known
by every pen being stamped SC p BRowN, Whceling'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-11
SEWING MACHINES.

HAVE the Agency for Excelsior Sewing Machines; price
$50, or 3S,rG Can be ny warehouse South end
Of Market in operation Saturday FROM II ~ O'Clock
ansl GEO- WILSON.
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i've Rheumatic, Costiye, Bilious and Delicate, af
fe n some DAYS use will find renewed strength and
makes the blood purer. The nerves commence in the
areries And Terminals in the veins. Those pills. rs
the circulation, by which impurities deposited in
me veins, and they throw off such collections into
the bowels WHICH organ, by the energy derived from
Brandreth's Pills, expels them from the system.
when hIst used the pills may occasion gripping, and
even make the patient feel worse; this must be
borne with for the good to come afterwards. No
great good Is often achieved without some trouble
IN Its attainment and this rule applies to the
cry Of health; Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under load Of impure,
tenacious huIDors. consecutive use for few days
will satisfy the most unbeeving of the great good
the pills are doing. The directions should be care
fully studied: If understood and followed, health
and visor will, in majority Of cases, be secured by
the use of Brdndreths Pills.
reth Building, New York BY T. w. DYorr Sons,
l2 north Second street, Philadelphia, and by medi
cine dealers generally. .. nov B-tf
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
of tn. Sfoy

GKoRsETowS, April 9, 1857.
Persons who are in the habit of visiting the
Georgetown College will, doubtless, be panied
to learn that the Rev. Mr.. Curey is lying danger
ously i'll Of an attack Of pneumonia. Mr. Curley
has, for many years, been connected with this in
stitution most of the time as teacher Of chemis-
try. professor of botany and astronomy. Mr. C's
death would cause a vacancy in this time -honored
institution which could not be easily filed, and
his absence great disappointment to visitors, as
his urbanity of manners, accommodating and
universal favorite
The Rev Mr. Simpson, Of our city, preached
his farewell sermon to the PRESBYTERIAN conprepa-
ton in Bladensburg, on last Sabbath Mr. has
been serving them with great acceptance for the
last several years. and We learn that his departure
for another field of labor is very much regretted
by them.
The Georgetown correspondent of the Balti-
more Sum- is certainly fast man; he reports
the Brig Andoyer, from Boston, as having arrived
at our port yesterday. Wemade general survey
east to west, and could discover nothing Of any
such craft in waters, and feel confident she Is
not here unless she has sailed up under the AQue-
duct, and gone to the mill Of Mr.. Edes near the
LttleF fora cargo. ST CT haste has often here
tOfOre caused trouble and expense to some of our
own merchants and those of Washington, by caus-
ing them to send vehicles to the whaves of packets
which had been reported as having arrived, when
such was not the fact.
For the accommodation Of persons employed
upon the Washington Aqueduct, post office has
been established at the Great Falls, and Mr.. w .
Thrin appointed postmaster at the Office. The
mails are carried daily each way on board of the
MessIs .Ritters' packets free Of charge. Mr.
Thrin discharges the duties of his Office upon the
same terms. The only object Of these public
spirited gentlemen being to accommodate persons
located contiguous to the above named point II
is also expected that oices will ere long be estab
lished at Seneca and Edwards Ferry
Letters received in our city this morning saw
that the water will be let into the Canal at
the dam No. S, the last Of this week, and that
boats will commence loading at Williamsport for
our market on the first Of the ensuing week We
may, therefore, confidently anticipate general
resumption Of navigation the entire length Of the
line about the time heretofore designated by US,
viz the 18th instant .
We regret to learn that fire accidentally &C.
cured on Tuesday in the barn of Mrs. John III
King. at Valleyview, which entirely consumed
the building, and some ten tons Of nne hay.
SPECTATOR.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctroneer.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE BY CAIAIoeur
ERING PIANO FORTE, ELEGANT crTY-MApE CABINET
e r1CR S1g HAfDsoME eLLI-FRAME MIRRORS,
TGIsPhY fP SfSsssL Ap Street, as1 Il
oSiSck, and CONTINUING from day 70 day until the
ture and effects of the sEbbitt House., situated on
street, between 18th and l4th streets, embracing
every variety and style of Parlor and Chamber Fur
This extensive establishment embraces some
fitted up in style unequaed in this city, the Furni-
ture all having been made at the best establishments
OF TINS city and oil very superior style and hnIsh We
Elegant rosewood Louis quatorze seven-octave Pr
Elegant French plate eiif,frame mantel, pier, and
~, oval Mirrors, of various sizes and styles
cravings in rich gilt frames
Superior rosewood and walnut crimson plush-cover-
plvan, arm, ladies' and parlor Chairs
Rockers, Gothic reception Chairs, &c.
and gold brocatelIe, comprising two tete-a-tete
Sofas, two arm Chairs, aud four parlor Chairs
Parle5 Furniture, consisting of two Sofas, two
H.1d.o Chars Rosker and fOqI psrIor Chairs
=, stands, of various patterns
Beautiful marbIe-toP centre, sofa, and side Tables,
Elegant l@OSstefIe, dsn n a and lace Curtains
throughout the house, with gilt Cormce, Cords,
Rich French China Vases, Candelabras, and other
mante Ornaments
superior viewer, Engnsh, Brussels, and three-py
. carpets througho the house
Brussels and Fenitlaa hall and stair Carpets
Oli Cloth, Rugs, Stairs Rods and Eyes
Splendid rosewood, wnlnut, and mahogany marble
TOP dressing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward
Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads
Fine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar
Solid cherry Bedsteads, wardrobes, and Wash
stands Of superior make
Painted Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Washstands
superior curled hair Mattresses
lime r leather Beds, Bosters, and Pillows
Very extensive lot of superior Blankets Marseilles
Quilts Comforts, Bedspreads, Sheeting, Bolster
French China. marbled, and granite Toilet Sets
Rush and cane-seat Chairs, Rockers
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofas. Rockers. arm and
Hair Cloth. rep. and damask-oovered Lounges
Marhle-top Sideboards and Beaufets
bookcases, Writing Desks, arm Chairs
Eight It,. superior engraved heavy slver-piated Tea
Silyer-plated Casters. Walters, Tea and Coffee
Urns, Spoons and Forks
Superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
and side Tables
Superior oak cane-seat dining Chairs
French China and granite Dinner, Desert. and Tea
Crystal cut-glass Decanters, Water Bottles, Cob
lets, Tumblers, and Wine Glasses
BBloGk.tm rms, Chahng Dishes, and Dish Covers
Together with general assortment Of every article
IN the housekeeping line.
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum q ere
dit OF sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily endor
sed notes, bearing interest.
ALSO, AT FOUR O'clock on Tuesday the 2ist, in
front of the premises, one handsome one-hOrse fam
ny Carnage, nearly new and built to order by one OF
the best city manufacturers.
Z. 3. The House, which is probably one of the
best adapted for fashionable boarding house no
tel In the city, is for rent. Inquire the premises
ap8-d J. c. MCGUIRE Auct
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AI-rAx CENTRE MARxrr this morn,ng the
supply of meats, vegetables, &c. was about as
usual at this season Of the year There were few
country wagons In, and the hucksters had in con-
sequence their own Arrangement a To prices,
which were generally pretty well up, beef selling
a oaiec. Per pound, mutton iOal5c., veal 1oa15c.,
salt and fresh pork ne, pigs feet 25c. set, sau-
sage f2kc., butter In roll Aa37c, print do. 81 Va
IHc., Philadelphia print do. 4oc, corn 7oc. per
oushel, corn meal 75c, oats &c. shorts 2oc., ship
stun 3las5c., chickens 3K assoc, eggs 2oc, dozen,
hams f5c. shoulders r5Xc, side pieces i4ai5c,
dried beef 16c, lard 16c., and supply small In
the fish market prices had downward tendency.
Shad per pair &c, rock per bunch 25c large rock
slas1.5O each, perch per bunch 25c., herring per
dozen 12kc. -.
At the landings shad are selling at s11asi3 per
hundred, and herring s7as7 SO per thousand.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Dr. Duponco's
Female PIHs.-The combination of Ing redents in
the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and
merits are based upon an extensive practice of over
strictly followed. they have never failed to correct
all Irregularities, relieve painful and difficult mem
SITUATION, particularly at the change of life They
will cure the Whites, and remove all Instructions
arising from cold, exposure or any causes; and may
be used successfully a Preventive. Cali upon the
agent, and get q Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 per box, with full directions. Sold whole
nue., SAMUEL b. WAITE. 58 Seventh street, Wash
lngtOn, ID. e.: and X. $. T. CIssEL, Georgetown; to
whom all orders must be sent, and the Pills will be
sent oonhdentiay by mail to ladies who enclose them
is forgery ie 2-tf
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DIED,

On the 9th instant, MARY RILEY, wife of Tho-,
hqhanah, aged about 81 native of Ireland, County
MIcklow, but for the last years q resident of
Washington. -.
Her funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon,
at S1s O'Clock, from Patrick Hagertys, No. PA Goth
street, between NJ and streets.
In Georgetown, on the 9th instant, after painful
illness, which she bore with christian resignation
OF her age, the daughter of Patrick and Alice Mo
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully in
ylted To attend the funeral at O'Clock on Sunday
Evening, the 18th instant, from her mothers resi-
AT Bladensburg, Nd, after a short Illness in the
65th year of her age. CHARLOTTE CLEMENTS
wife Of Thomas Clements, Esq, and daughter Of the
God.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-09

~ garet Maitland" "The Days of My Life, an
autobiography" price IS cents;
Stories of the Island World, by Charles NordAof,
price IS cents.
Germany, it's Universities, Theology, and Relig-
other distinguished German divines of the age, by
Philip Schaff, ID. d., Professor in tho Theological
Wythes's Pocket Dose Book, containing the doses
and uses Of all the articles of the Materia Medica
end chief Oficlnal preparations, by Joseph III.
Wythes, ANN. D., author of the "Microscopist,"
Curiosities of the Microscope" &c. Price IS cts.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR q MAURY'S Bookstore,
ap8 near 9th street
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Southern News Items.

New ORLEANS. April s.-An exchange dealer
left here very suddenly in the steamer Empire
City on sunday: Several houses claim that he
took with him 600 900 belonging TO them
IL Is supposed that the recent cold spell has
done some injury to the cotton and sugar rrops
The steamer Galveston, from Texas arrived al
Berwick's bay yesterday evening, and the pas
sengers came on 10 this city by the railroad max
hours.
The steamer Canadians news reached here this
forenoon, and was published in the evening edi-
tions of the associated press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-09

A COMPLETE BERnIvK-My praciops ,vb,,
mixture, what a variety, what an assortment
mentally we exclaimed as we passed by H' j
Mclaughlin Co.'s great Fancy store, on Penn.
They tell US they have just returned from the
North with their first spring stock consisting Of
an endless variety of beautiful Fans, Perfumery.
and Toilet articles, Pearl and Papier Mache goods
Portmonnaes, Hoops, Balls, Games, Toys, and
host Of little notions BY all means, ladies' call and
their assortment fPretty things you Will find
them very obliging. ]
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BY A GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LO IN THE NORTuEp,

bO
LIBERTIES AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY April
i3th at O'Clock p m, will sell. the premises
lot No. 9, IN square S6s, street NORTH and nesr
the corner of 10th street west. Said lot fronts south
"a feet inches and extends hack to paved aIley
and contains 80 square feet, more or less. This
u undoubtedly one of the most desirable locations
Tor residence In that section of the CITY. The rght
TO build against the wall of the three-story brick
house on the adjoining lot, without being subject to
the usual charge Of one half of the cost Of said wall
is guaranteed in the deed held by the present owner
which will be conveyed to the purchaser.
Terms: One fourth, cash balance in notes at G.
deed of trust. ~ - "
Deed given. Conveyanclns at the cost Of the pur-
ap7-d A. GREEN, Auct.
Also, at the same time and place, the valuable Lot
adjoining the above, being the corner OF MI and 18th
streets. -
This lot runs back to paved alley and a pavement
extends the whole length of the front and side IN ia
one of the most eligible lots in the city.
ap9 A. GREEN. Auctioneer
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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
- - H0CsE AT AUCTTON.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, April II, at O'Clock, / shall sell, on the
premises part Of Lots and 6, of Degges's subdi-
ylson of original Lot No. square SO fronting Fl
ieet, inches on nor street, between ID and Srd
ss, west depth ll2 feet, to lOfeet alley together
with the improvements thereon, which consist of a
new and substantial three-story and basement Brick
Dwelling House, containing saloon, parlor. dining
room, five chambers, bath room, gas and fixtures
throughout the house, out houses, &C.
This property is eligby situated in the most beau
tif9 part of the cty and s altogether most desi
and now occupied by Randolph Coyle, Esq.
Terms: One, third, cash balance on a credit of G.
r. and Id MONTHS notes to bear interest secured by
deed of trust. G. w. BOTELER,
ap 7-eo6ds Auctioneer
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THREE AT ONcE.-Three Premiums at One Err
h,btton.-The great National Fair Just closed in
Washington awarded to J. III. WHITEHURsT for Am
orotypes, photographs life-size in oil, and Daguer
roetypes, three premlums-one for each branch of
the art-maklng twenty-One medals and diplomas
awarded him in America and Europe for his unrival-
ed IN the Photographic art the greatest
buttons to any artist. Those who desire superior
PIECE OF art at moderate prices, call at htehurss
tel, Washington, ID. c., or No SIS Baltimore street.
or at any of his galleries in various Cities ap 8-s
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JERSEY AvEyuE.-By virtue Of deed
in trust bearing date the 18th day of March, l855
and recorded in Lber J. A: s., No. 81, foos sis ct
seq, the subscriber will sell, on MONDAY the 18th
Ises part Of Lot No. in square No. IS, beginning
toI the same on New Jersey avenue, S3 feet 6inches
from said avenue 81 feet, thence due west feet
thence due north feet inches. thence due east
avenue % feet thence along said ayenue southeriy
Is eet inches to the place of beginning with the
House. '' i"iio
Inc above property is situated on New Jersey ave-
IN rapidly improving part of the city and offers
fay9rable opportunity TO obtain residence or invest
balance in and IL months for notes bearing interest
rom day Of sale, secured by deed in trust upon the
PbopeTty and II not complied with in FIVE days after
NOTICE, at the risk and expense of the purchaser.
All conveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser.
CHAS. =. WALLACH Trustee
IIdI Ho-oIaW0dS J. Z. MclIIlRE. Anct.
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By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
= AycIIoN, osE NAB JuD;cIAsy SogAsk, AND
at O'Clock, p. M will sell on the premises part oil
Lot No. IS, square No. 5Sl, on Sd street west. be-
tween Eand F streets north. Said lot fronts east
"a feet and 4 of inch, and extends back IS feet
inches, and contains 2+5 square feet 10 inches
the adjoining lot and number of the better class Of
oudlngs have In the past year or two been erected
IN the immediate neishborhood. The locality Is de-
slrSoie IN consequence of being near the City Hail.
sn9 within 9 short walk of Pennsylvania avenue
and some OF the public buildings, g.
hha at nal past SO clock, or Immediately after the
e tne eoove will SELL in front of the premises,
Lot NO. u In square No. 786 beautifully situated on
NH, having front north street of 49
& ~ ihches between Sd and 4th streets east,
nlhs Win slde alley TO q 50 feet aey in the rear
sag iot contains SOS square feet more or less and
thodist Episcopal Church. - ~ -'e" 1"e
Terms; One fourth, cash balance in g. y, and IS
months the purchaser to notes for the de
payments, bearing interest from the dsy Of ssie A
deed given and deed of trust taken. All conye..n
cang at the cost Of the purchaser. 00A' q" M
ap I'd A GREEN An.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-09

GREAT EXCITEMENT In THE RBLieIous
WoRLD.-Police Gazette Of this week contains
full particulars Of the Tfial of the Rev J s. Kali
Loeb for adultery; sold by the agent, Adamson,
Seventh street, opposite to the Post Office; six
cents copy. New York Ledger, Just received,
for April lS, and sold at Adamson;s n
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The wEArHzR.-Range Of the thermometer
from Thursday noon, April 9, to this morning.

Average height Of the thermometer In the morn
ings from April Sd to April 9th inclusive 80 O5'
Last quarter of the moon Friday, April IL, a
little before a. m.
Rsmarks.-April Sd, frost with ice; April 5th,
light showers; April 9th, rain, hail and snow
fell-thermometer falling from sunrise to 12K p.
m, 20o-and very cold; April 7th, frost with ice.
GEoReETowE, April Q, 1857. B.
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Exports of Cotton 20 Euro,e

New ORLEANS, April 6.-The exports Of cot.
ton to Liverpool arc increasing, and thosp fcon,
this port during the week past reach 36 600 hales
n decrease Of 600 bales as compared with
the same week in 1856
From Mobile during the past week the ship
ments have been less in proportion than those
from this port-being only u.OOO bales against
y go the same week last wear
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Financial.

NEW York, April 9.-Stocks are higher; Chi
cago and Rock Island 9Sk; Cumberland Coal
Company, Is; Illinois Central Shares I29A; do
Bonds 90 4; Michigan Southern, IS 4; New York
Central SIX; Pennsylvania Coal Co, S3X; Read
ing5s4; Cantons 81 \; Virginia6's 9lA; Missouri
Sterling exchange is firm.
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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

H.
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
-, NlIURE AT AUcTION.-On MONDAY MORN
INT, Aprii iJh commencing at lo1a O'Clock, shall
sell at No 40, Penpsylvania avenue north side be-
GtMeen So ana ~ Streets superior collection of
Household furniture DC consisting in part of, VIZ
handsome rosewood Tete-a Tete Sofas and Arm
chairs, finished in green velvet
one PAIR very large gilt-frame French plate Mantle
One splendid walnut Eteirge Sideboard with marble
top and double mirror back -
+ Inc rosewood Card Table
Heavy Silk BrOcatel Curtains and Cornices
j. tapestry, Brussels Carpeting, and Rugs,
HANDSOME sx-light Chandeliers, Pendants, Brack-
Fine 0il Paintings, splendid Brussels Drawings in
Walnut Eteirge, oak and walnut cane seat Arm
chairs ~
Hall and dining room Oilcoth
Heavy silver plated Casters, Ivory Table CUTLERY
Silver plated Walters, SAVERS, Forks and Spoons
Block TIN Meat and Chatting Dishes
Sliver-plated Ice Pitchers
Cutglass Decanters, Tumblers, Champagnos, Wines,
-, ringer Bowls, and Cellerys >
BLOCK tin Coffee Urns and Soup Tureens
walnut extension dining Table
iron stone china Dinner and Tea-ware
BRUSSELS Stair Carpets, Window Shades
Buffers Tray, Punch Bowl, Tin Safe, Refrigerator
Superior Cooking Stove, kitchen Furniture
Cooking Utensils, &c.
Terms :: $40 and under, cash over $40 a credit of
interest
ap9-d c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-09

HARPER's WEEKLY, for this week, and the
New York Ledger, for next week, have been re-
ceived, and are now for sale at the Book, News
NAPIER, and Stationery Establishment of Joe shil-
lington, Odeon Building, corner Of Four and IA
half street and Pennsylvania avenue. 1t
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IMMENSE EXCITEMENT I'm rHx RKIIerous
oRLp-Ail the Testimony on Both Sides The
Police Gazette Of this week contains a correct
Of his trial for sale at Shillington,s Rook and
Newspaper Establishment, Odeon Building, cor
ner Four-and IA half street and Penn avenue 4,
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Fatal Affray.

CHICAGO, April An sffray occurred on Mon
day at the Michigan and Southern Railroed depot.
IN which a man named Patrick brown, hotel
runner, was killed by police officer, and two
Others. were wounded The policeman was dis
enarged from custody on the ground that he acted
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Municipal EIectieu.

MiLwAokEE, April sth.-The peoples ticket,
with the exception of Mr. Cross the Democrztic
candidate for Mayor, and Mr.. Arthur, the Demo
cratic candidate for circuit Judge was elected a.
the municipal election held here Yesterday The
supreme judgeship is not vet dec in The SAFE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-09

The NEw YORK LEDGER, and other papers for
next week, received at the Northern Liberties
Bookstore, az Seventh street, above the Market