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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

il
he VINES IN korisoataf Potfstoa, asa IN 4 esFar
an feDFer1t1Fe -.vty " 49,
far bsGsre us.nGia Of ~ me ~,
Sestsre q aboaI 20 degrees % thatth WAne4
1armcd threuEh- ,,,s.,yss5,3s = ~ I yl'Its A
WINES FoF Il inIEFes ihrg aFaIlA ard l4S
lie WInes, thus destroying their NE VINES e
100 sensitive 70 bear lee. :. sE.sa.sz. - a.
F-Ta4 oapfing he above WINES 20 The Notice 81 taS
AsSertea Y7he. desire 70 ASSURE AZ asr1ss e t
flsey strictly grlcE %
iSIvsInA G3EfP7 free ron every Iofla o. aat
epRtafnEuE a5eOASl mai Nel
f-Sg5 ~ afuf1I uroeeES II1e1t1tior
Tbs EP6RKIIh6 CATAWBA = Slot maze - 11TfkT1 any
fareiES article u Is eafEne % be
4 rgTrrPented, an a IGefIean AEagkI1EN Inc As
mann yTe 4 FRESCH tse EsEe tae RS
Sghlanee eeaSeaS AuleE3eun taz mere Ea4
and f1itV 6GTnT, u E1nleE H1ne
1TtidIee ia favor The foreip article n1J
1r[1Tee only, With tTle lasts AID 5n
ne Still. WINE 5 hiGhly esteeIaed By MEDICAL iH
tI,5at Tor inEHlidR, and fer sASlE
G4TnoSes Il d Wholly EnGxesFt 1eEahae.
TSSe BRANDY raade frOaa the C4fA9.b1 l8flr u
naSteTisI degree from ordiI ART Efene1
LAT At the GaHe time Il pnssesSe9 ~ r
Gho5ld etArastefiBe supeTtnH aItte+e e. FL
Il = desired - have strtet1y F1l.s '7.- x
Other prFpsses, u cannot 5e 97- r..
For sale by = = - =
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

TNCTPGRNT CONSU6IPT1OE.
nd for the relief Of eoaEumptye patients in advanced
Stsges efLhe diSeess.
every town. and almost Of Tie Alaefiean
SEates wonderful Of puiu1onsEy complaints have
made already knogn. Nay fsI aLe The sstes IN any
Civilized this continent without some personal
experience OF It's effects; and fewer yet the any
where which among them goe EinS trqpy Of lts
Enle and dangerous dsea1es Of the throat
and iunxs While the powerful sntdote yet known
the formidable and dangerous diseases OF the
puionafy organs Is also the pleaSantest and safest rem
cdr Sc employed for infants and young persons
should have in store nnlt The InslouS enemy
that upon them unprepSEed. We have abundant
grounds believe The cAElRI PcToR A. saves moTE i've, Sy
The eo6suponS than th0Beit cures Keep by
you cure your cold. while they eurahle nor neglect
them until NO human skin master the lneSoTabe e4nksr
chat fastened on the yitals, eats your life away.
All know dreadful fatality Of lung dHorderA and e
tey S6 too the virtues Of this remedytU need not 20
than teHit Is sin made the bEstt can be- We
spare cost toll N produce 1.-THE most perfect
possible and thus AFFORD those who on IL the best agent
which SkTl can furnish for their cure.
PtepaFed " Or James @. Ayers.
PractIGaIand AnaIy tical Chemist,
lowell, Mass.
PRICE IS CTS PER BOX. .........EITE BOXES FOX u.
4He genuine at''e's = sou A. @. GOOD CO.
Andby All Drusgats IN Wheeling and DeaeESIn sisiIctns
eyeFyU6ere. febRS:6In
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
MIsCELI .NKOUS.
;=5-sz.f[,..7 = wines and Brandy.

American Wines ana oE dlSS
(EIefsla5I Br11ds 6ad z1lss lsI.s gSsi,
CtPARELIS9 0A4A86A. 4 Ss94Ets5 414
y ~ Freneh Ch1ulE4 E11ss T4aeS.
STILL CAEAWBA % GeE1n "a ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
pHIRD --SUMMER STOCK. I,

- mo-. t,,,, he public that have Just returned
fpcp, tSs Esst WITH ny THIR1 suMsiER STOCK sO-
sIs:ins Of Lawns, BeFages, .d ,ys.
rs1l esueeIsI attention to my STOCK oi ah1
s+5cts Of every description, both PIAIn and fancy,
~ ThJeslI ea cheaper than they have been seta yet
Ee=son- 49,. -,,,,,tt.,-
,l n Thich an confident hHVe the hTgest stock IN
Wheeilr & shall se less tan they have been sod YET nus
by calling you Ein convince yourself Of the TACT
thst se them IS per cent. less than other House.
ASo eco doz Raehes, to which invite the attention Of
the TFade, will sell cheap rs any J0bbing House
East only baytns from Manufacturers and 1gpoTtsrS
Also, 100 oz. Of those cheap l2e tts the great
est bargains solo in Wheeling.
n00 yda. Of the plain BeTages at 2Se, haly
Also oS more Ofthose Cellars &c, and which ehesp
At 19He.
To my stock Lawns, which haVe selected from the
latest designs. eall especial attention
Country Merchants recruiting their stock you'd do
well to ea have great many Auction pSFG1lnE which
I shall Sen cheap 70 the Trade. ISAAC PRAGER,
ie6 &c. l28 Main g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

"9as5.t Fr2SpY pis.tiea from catAUsG Vine
s.sietiEr.Ers. - tasdseal paFpo5eL 4l.ltIAllea.
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FgkT0N ITO { sE,


7l9zL7 . tILEl -lIl7I
STS14f, - ..It- =. ..I 3. s-sn Known boz -
- ttsa IL t5keI his 81
~ .r... E .iris 70 che travelling -
~ "a seTv4eeE Of the rlost obliE-
ms xiii Le, At an ttEle51s
1rI g. IL IiaTke. adoFdS, TIE Stanaln9 =
q he county, and s. Attended By care
:. r .Sent e.,entFou vIl ~ Eirea 70 insure nc
Ia % cater 10 DIE wants Of All rho may
"a Es5ns or expensc vii b spared g nAEs ~
l3Ftahie home for u! who may ether "
iVrarflx extend their patronSse % u. joins FsALI-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

ARISIAN E0OTHiPASTR.
AlgE ansqgalled BY any other nov In me-
EtsFlaEea VITA great care and for $Als on1y bfi
~ FuNDENBERGS q RoRERTS
TlTSSJy Store.
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- IlsE -E1l n 55r,IllS
as#s o. III Main 81, SsheelIns, va
New music.

est IsSCRD-Lsonots 10y that tko art Pre-,
Cd wEl1 % Oltes On he B5rdsr ot Ssreaialet,
We're an fond Of kiS8nEs JHnnitl WaRII;1 ETenng
Ben Natural 1Fdge sehettise de4 Trainestx,
EalgF oeh0tGf1eh KeepgAke Gehgtti8c WAlZl
Peabody R0lkA AlnlG Laurie Waltz. Church IIIl HalEt
1Fattnds Polka, Spring Flower Rer6ian Dance.
F1E sala BY u =. WILSON Coz.
sFay0 57S - i85ss85He - Monroe 81!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14
Wheeling High School


THE subscribers asSoeated themselves for The
eeh2 II is their intention make - in respect
equal the best AcalemIeS Hi On Schools in
Try. PGpt1S viii lie prepared enter class In COLLEGE
in the active psrsuits Of HE Te e0aFEe Of
studies will embrace the Rnslish Latin Greek Rteneh
and Spanish languages and u courSe OF MathsnatcS
The Principals have had ample experience In teaching In
various Academies. and graduates Of two Of the best
Institutions in the United States, and fEn8h satsiae-
tory Testimonials and references.
The Military Feature v be introduced 80 far aS 70 hare
daily drill, which will be found Of great advantage Civ
Ing regar exeECle to the pupils and Improving their ear
riaHe.
The School opened the 9Th Of March and claae
vacation the 4th Of July. Dne notice
For the present, the Principals can be found ct the
House. where application be made for further Informal
: j 4 JONES,
nf the Va. Military Instttuts.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. ~,
feh93@f of Princeton Co+ee. \.
REMOVED.
T1nE undersigne grateful the patronage they have
generally, old stand, respectfully ask continue
the their new location, No. us Mntns be-
tween AouFOe and Union streets
We purpose, all to keep such assortment NJ
CHINA, GLASS. QuRENswARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods h8nd that will he most likely 70 .utt
the taste Of all who With tIeirpatFonage.
Our Rooms spacious RoFding facilities unHurpassed
in the West 70 exhibit goods 70 ADVANTAGE and aside from
Retailing and packing department We shall continue TO
keep hand original packages OF assorted ueenSHArei
which will be offered small advance over the cost.
Connected with this house, is RLlGT GLASS NANu:
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants rely upon
the carriage from the East to this point hE lnS
}. Z. DUNLAP CO.,
milf 10 1I6 Main 81 between lInnrae 4 Union SITS
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s4e A8KliES1E211k1SS5 F-I7s
~
sPfsn aud fSar5eStsr IA
0flentAl Lfe5i9l HRLSR 40 & sJvF5 PTSsEl
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SCOSE0SEI5A E7 ~
ease g 1is, received and
FunDESBERG q ,RonERrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

TO. 5HOUSEhEEI1E3&
sToRE and sale. reduced prices, the following
articles, Plate and plain;
Coal Vases, Eve Srts Five Stands ofiBeTent quattes
Also, Feners, Ash Pans Coal Seutes Toilet sets op
BuGkets Cake epice and knife Boxesj Corn
era, Hearth Brooms assorted sizes Table Coaee and Tea
FORKS q &c best and Cap gas-
and VaroEs oher articles useful y Hense KesPsrs:
- WA. HEBURN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

THE emeeof ne western Go. has been moved
u - The TO n r. Depot pghlIc St1 please bar
In mind the o iseef RoIs 20 BaItinore ana
Washington City. Dispatches received Cor an points
j. B. siE1loE, Agent. = e FF sebs,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

80 -slsstt !JNlE3SieIGOt32S!.
LORINTS-S cases Briggs and Rehmnnd8 Prints that
IIg4iNtAYE sell at;a levy at stasesss
40fs I'd vide Chintx worth Boz At 1aS.
6eases Glnghams, OF superior and fast eolS
aea leEy-aTerY great baFEAfp. .5sila
CHILLY eL1lns-a Few tonsa and yards Of bssuttalps
n Lalns on ape Cal1Y such asEe sold a IS
81 ctS. from 10 to 49,
Fine hTp. fRsiInsf Enrt1 12 6a<e-at4 4a
an96 s.isa sTosR THOMAS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

C..GARFORTH,S [59
Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment,
ETRBET, SIKH g.
EAST WHEELINGj5EA VA
GOOD supply Of Smith accelerated Kennel and other
N AIe8. Brown Stout Porter, always hand.
and families supplied the reasonable teTrns
tyeAiI orders addressed=Ro5 No III, p6st-Omee-gul
be Fompty attended to. apps
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.II5il1,srEpi ADJ IsENIENTss

puBLIsHRRS OF RRbT0Sls 0BTLINE5 MAPS 4 y kYs,
and beet ntna Maps sysF IN
SANDERS PEW REAnERg, WILSON'S HIS1Gk4tsS. Az.
Blank IloSks, wrhS aud WAL PapeEs.
deedG-6m ~ 3
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J3REERRNC5ES.

- r. NNtNINI-IAs5.!
No. as Market street, above Front Street
PHTLApE1PH1A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

OI6d4I15oH IsUI VI. alIAHa
an neHf prepared ior Spices and supply
- Ing customers scale, hayei0n
hand freshIos pure ground GINGER Allspiee
ctnneLnen eloTes and s1ear pa
leE9 IN 8el ~ prices Utmost low
9le 6Telght here fram the
IhSVe abonE 800 lbs nrFe Cream Inst rrru4d
theerystalss 1Peffeeflys pure. 80
Tor sale Wholesale and retail by ~ SO
H9*47 ALEXa TURNER.
MelOdepn Buildings, Main st. &
81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-14

TIN audsfgned Toud respectfully lptoTm his fdends
II ard patrons and he citizens q Wheeling and vicinity
eoaeFaV INST BE hsl TeseVed hs fan and Winter Stock Of
Cothg Caltnere5 aud vesneS, ~ 81 Witch he y prepared
e afs up order me IllsSt and most approved Bt5Ie
ana bt anF, ~ SSEt nGoe and ~ pEiees which e3nno
fan % pIeAse tht bsst bayern, All gods 2 ha
osfV Nsfehant Tailor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19
PERSONAL.

e.. Christy's Minstrels made their first appear
ance at the 81. James, theatre, London, on the
3D. and met with fair success.
John Nj. Bates, of Va, Hon ID. f. Sickles,
Hon. w. F. Russell and Hon. John Cochran, NJ
CPS elect from New York, are at willards'.
John B. Cough, the Temperance lecturer,
Is about to visit Scotland, and travel over the
ground recently occupied by Neal Dow.
3 a.. Robson. the celebrated serio-comic actor RI
the Olympic Theatre, London, is about to visit
this country, professionally. ---.
The Rev. Charles Spear, the &c prisoners
friend" paid visit to the New York Tombs on
Saturday, and conversed with many Of the in
ma Is. .E...-u
1.-THE Baltimore Clipper refuses to put at the
head of its columns the name of Mr.. Seyster, the
candidate Of the American party, In Baltimore
for the Office Of Judge Of the Court Of Appeals.
@ 90. Mr.. NJ. F. A. Delane, whose death In Eng
land on the 29th ult has been widely noticed In
consequence Of his reported connection with the
London Times, II appears, Is not the editor, but
the father of the editor Of that journal, whose
name is John T Delane
80. The Queen of England has recently been
living in camp with the soldiers at Aldeishott.
She had good opportunity to try the comfort Of
living under canvas as a heavy rain storm pr =
vailed during part Of the time she was their
There Were grand reviews and sham fights got up
for her to witness with all the various plans Of
attack and retreat.
80. Mr. George Peabody, of London, sails to-
day in the Persia for England. Since his arrival
I'm this country he has visited twenty-sir States of
the Union, and has contributed not less than half
a million of dollars for the establishment of pop
ular literary and charitable institutions. IL IL Mr.
Peabody's intention, If his health will permit, 10
return to this country three years hence.
.... The New York Tribune SAYS that book
publisher, who, for about two years, carried on
business in Broadway, in connection with a
Western house, recently made his disappearance
between sunset and sunrise, leaving quite a num-
Der Of his brethren of the square and compass in
the lurcl to n considerable amount Since his
departure, as IT is believed for the could coun-
thry,'' it has been ascertained that, but a short
time before his sudden exit, he attempted felo-
NOUS assault upon highly respectable married
lady of that city. The fear of its consequences,
1t is presumed, fastened his departure from New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19
From Mexico.

The New Orleans papers contain accounts from
Vera Cruz TO the 9TH and from the city of Mexico
TO the ID instant
The principal news Of interest, as ever, con.
Germs the difficulty with Spain, Of which none of
the papers at the capital anticipate speedy or an
amicabie adjustment. The last Madrid mail ar.
rived the 3lst ult, with important espatches for
the Government, was particularly unsatisfactory
"Spain continued - says the Extraordinary $50
exact all OF her original demands, and Senior La
fragua, equally stern, refuses to Weld a point of
the grounds first taken--not to allow the SnanIsb
convention and not to give any indemnity 10 the
families OF those assassnated at San Vicente
Inc same paper, doubtless to the degree In the
confidence OF the Government saws
Altogether, we cannot see that ANYTHING toward
an amlcdDle termination OF the present trouble
has been arrived at by our latest dates and the
chances are all on the side of the breach heinz
made wider by the receipt Of the late instructions
from the government Of Mexico by Senior LARA
qua:
The instructions here mentioned are those to
which we have before alluded containing an
nInmatum, upon which the last negotiations we e
based. No dispatches had been received from
Gen Laffagua since their arrival at Madrid
Of preparation for war The defences of Yea
SIuI, In particular, progress with the most re-
1narkable activity
,h in,siiige.ee Of instructions to Mr. Forsyth, for
liz negottatlon OF new treaty with Mexico had
80 T tne capital and excited the liveliest inte-
resi-; Inc Mexican Extraordinary,' saws:
,bs A., ininn ~ letter from Washington tina,
tne nIst LnJonctlon Of Mr.. Forxyth's Government
s, nor MN I'm TO settle forever The difficulties CON
nection with the Tehuantepec bnsinsns IN IN c s,I
Ben)amin, Cnited States Senator and M Laser
editor OF the Louisiana Courier, are to leave Ne1
orleans To-Day Tor this capital. The instructions
are TO be brought at the same time 1'''o"'
After the disposition Of the Tebu,,,.r..
matter negotiations will be commeneed ~ PC
treaty between the United States and this CO.
eminent, in which i is to be hoped that the Mer.
lean Government will not neglect to arrange mat
iers SO that she may have the sale Of a small
amount Of drafts on the United States Treasury ;,
ne extraordinary, Of the 30th ult., refers to
the immigration into the State of Vera Cruz oy !.
NUMBER OF free blacks from Louisiana The
EraoidinaTy does not greatly admire this con-
public. - '-0 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19

WORKING POWERS OF THE Presidential
Washington correspondent in a letter to the
Philadelphia Press, speaking of the President,
writes:
GAS Mr.. Buchanan attends to all important
matters himself giving even to details his person.
al attention, he will 90 to hard work now that he
has returned from Bedford, Pa. During his long
and active life he has been remarkable for a regu-
lar habit Of increasing toll. Even in his retire.
ment at Wheatland he was close student and an
early riser. During his residence at the British
Court he performed the heaviest duties himself
The number of letters and papers he writes with
out the aid of an amanuensis now, is legion
Reading without spectacles, and giving to every
subject prompt and careful analysis, he is a Won
der to his cabinet, several of whom knew very
little of him till thus thrown into connection
with him. Rising almost at dawn, and toiling
late, he gave to his Office conscientious fidelity
and patience, which have marked his career from
the day when, nearly forty years ago, he took his
seat in the national councils"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19

vIsIT OF NAPOLEON AND EUsKNIE TO VIcTo-
RIA.-The Emperor and Empress of France are
about returning Queen yictoria's visit. The
London Times, In a leader on the visit Of the
Emperor Napoleon, says:
''Just now that the sovereigns of Northern and
Eastern Europe have been meeting at Berlin to
discuss the maintenance OF their own interest a
visit of great ally, who has so much in common
with ourselves, is specially opportune meet
ing between the two great Western Sovereigns is
doubly welcome IL will show the European
world that an alliance which has been distin-
guished by such glorious success is as strong as
ever, and that France and En2la will still pre-.
serve, by their union. the stabilit of Europe ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19

TAYLOR q MAURY'S ELASTIC PENS. the
nearest approach to quill, manufactured by
Perry & Co, London, expressly for Taylor &
Maury.
Taylor & Maury's Envelopes, from ten cents a
Taylor L Maury's Letter Paper. from dollar and
q half per ream.
Taylor Maury's Commercial Note Paper, from
Taylor Mauiy's Bill Paper, twenty cents a
quire.
Taylor & Maury's extra fine qualities of English
Mntins Paper; including the celebrated " double
thick cream laid" specially imported by Taylor q
Many.
TAYLOR & Mau1's United States Official Sealing
Wax.
Taylor & Maury's Half-dollar Bibles. elegantly
bound.
Taylor 4 Maury's Forty-osnt Prayer Book, ele-
gantly bound,
TAYLOR L Maury's extensive stock Of Stationery
add Blank Books embraces every 'o wh,nS
they Offer At the cheapest rates consistent with
New Books received iPmedistsy on public ubhllsestion.
49,. ' ~ TAYLOR q MAURY'S
S Book and Stationery Store
saN psat Ninth street,
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GRAND EXCELSIOR EXCURSION
Washington Light Infantry,
NoRFoLK, EoREsw0yrH, cHEsA-


PEhKE BAY, &c.
The INFANTRY take pleasure m announcing, that
at the solicitation OF many friends ard -.
patrons, they will repeat their very En&HH
Satisfactory and successful ENCG R-11~<xz1ns21
SION or last year, thus presenting prog mme un-
mac River. the Majestic Bay. Old Point Comfort
Hygeia Hotel a, Visitors the extensive fortIfca-
tIon Fortress Monroe, RIP Raps, Norfolk, Ports
mouth, GOsport Navy Yard. Ship Of line Pennsyl-
ysnla. new steam frigate Coorado, Dry Dock. Naval
Hospital, &c, &C.
The comfort and pleasure Of their patrons will re-
celye particular attention.
Rules necessary for the preservation Of good order
The safe and commo6ous steamer PowusraN
DAY, August the 2st nj pm. and arrive at Norfolk
on Saturday 10 a. W., and return to Old Point at
p. m. and remain there until the time for the depar
ture for Washington: arriving home Monday about
6 a m.
A superior Band Of Music is engaged and the ser
vices OF Mr. j. c. Reynolds, ofthe E. Dorado House,
secured as Caterer.
Extra sleeping accommodations will be provided.
Omnibnses wall leave the Navy ard and connect
with the Boat.
Tickets will he on sale Mt Todd & Cs e. J. Hamlius
Capitol Hill. and j. O'Donnsll, Druggist, Navy
Yard, or Of the committee and company, or the
Single Tickets THREE DOLLARS; gentleman
and lady IS; and 81 for each additional lady ser
wants 81. To Piney Point 81 50.
Sergeant las. Coleman, Sergeant b. r. Beers
yno. McNamee.
Surgeon w. b. BUTT, Treasurer.
II Members of the Contributing Roll of the
Company will call upon Capt. DAVIS for Compliment
tary Tickets to the Excursion.
an s. u.WAT Tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union is to-day devoted (editorially) for
the most part to Kansas affairs. The editor
argues to show that, under the leadership Of
james Lane, the Republican party of the Ter
ritOry are not only organizing themselves into
a military force, but arming, to overthrow the
" despotism" of the Government of the United
States, as that exists among them.
The Inteliigsneer describes the recent cele.
bration in Boston, England, in honor of the Rev
John Cotton, who figured so prominently in the
early history of New England ecclesiastical at
fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19
BOARDING,

ROARDING.-Mrs. BATES, at the corner of
- Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street, having had
her house entlrely renovated and its accommods-
tons greatly increased, IL now prepared TO accom-
modste q larger number Of permanent and transient
ooaruers- Her location 10 the most central IN the
city, and, as rearranged and improved, her house 10
now second TO no other boarding house IN Washing
ton. Boarders by the month, week, day. may
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate
Table boarders also taken. lie 23-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19
Mysterious Affair in New Jersey-A Woman
Buried in the Sand.

The New oTk papers have a new ss horror; in
the shape Of mysterious burial, which took
place on Sunday morning, about half mile below
the Ocean House, Shrewsbury, n. j. AS two
gentlemen, Messrs. Baum and Broadway, were
strolling along the shore, they noticed a small
sail-boat throw out her anchor and land four pas
sengers, one of whom carried shovel As there
was something singular about their movements,
they were closely watched. They proceeded to
spot about fifty rods from the shore where the
one who carried a shovel commenced to dig.
Two Of the party returning to the boat took thence
mahogany coffin, handsomely mounted, and
bore it to the spot where the others were digging
OF course the curiosity of those on the watch was
not diminished by these operations Out of the
hole which was dug the four men raised human
body, wrapped in blankets, and placed it in the
coffin.
AT this point Mr.. Baum came forward and adj
dressed the man who seemed to take the lead in
the business, and whom the others called .sDoc-
tor" This "Doctor' stated that the BODY was
that OF young American girl, who had been a
domestic In his family; that she had been for some
time sick, and that few days before he had ia
ken her out for sail, but that she died on board
the boat, and having his family with him, he
would not take the remains back, but gave them
a temporary resting place in the sand, until he
could make the necessary preparation for her de
cent interment Mr. Baum desired him 10 sion at
the Ocean House and report what had transpired,
which he readily promised to do The promise.
however, was not kept. Superintendent Tall
madse, who was stopping at the Ocean House.
being informed Of the facts, repaired to the spot
and found that the grave, which was not more
than foot deep, emitted a most offensive smell.
showing that the body was far gone in decompo.
sition
The matter is In the hands OF the Newark an.
thorities, and will probably be thoroughly inves-
tigated.