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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-10
TRANSP RIA ION.
BALTIMoREE q OHIO n. a.


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WINTER ARRANGEMENT G
ON after Monday, aeth November, 1855 the trains
NJ will fOll0Ws-VfZ:3 zs'tE ~ ssq1
First-The st. Louis 0iretnnatts Wheeling, BenNoodi
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily at
l1:sn A. arriving at Baltimore at 1870 A. H., in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections. sl'.{
seeond-The Northwestern Chicago, ST. Louis Cairo,
Dayton, Cincinnati, BenRoOd Bal
ttmore and Washington City Express daily at $3.50
H. Saturday eSeeptedl arriving At Baltimore at 45U p.
u lin time for Eastern connections.
10 enjoy the elegant scenery passengers should
take the 1880 A. H. train Cumberland and their
trip by the SEQ AIM. tssas4 20
Reforming to the West and South the trains leave
Baltimore daily as fellows: Frst-1he si5 A. n. train
arrives at Wheeling 6:25 NJ. Second-The $50 P. n.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1920 "A. n. ~
The 1880 NJ train bound East will stop at lstatons
between Ssheeng Cumberland
Round are being issued TO Moundsvie at 50
cents aud to BcnWoou 25 cts J. d. FORD, Agent
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent
L. NJ COLE, Gent Ticket Agent. noV30
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Mi1lennial
nanl,irnnar Rafhanm Va

At the Office of the Mi1lennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
HR1sTIAN in full g cents per
al sGR 81
do do TURKEY morocco gut edges extra size do do
Christian system. new edition, 81.
Christian Baptism Auteeedents and Consequents
Debate On Roman Catholicism, between Bp. Purcell
Christian Baptist complete. muslin copy
do do do do Turkey super, "a
Owen a1 Debate az new edition SIS AAossaas'S1
Review Of Dr. JeteT, By H. E. Lard, per nail. Sl,25
Principles and Objects Religious Reformation urged
e 9aRSg 81 and others By
Rsz5sF .n..
Back Volumes q tie Mnennial HarbngeF, 81 per vol.
ase Baptist, HnrbinEer
-. No 'i books vilbe sent on commission. -
PEEoE OF BOOKS BY M MAIL PAID heb
" !" roam, gilt edges, per dozen. ........ so
Christian Baptist, per
Christian System, per dozen.
Terms of the HarbInger for 1883.
copy to single subscriber ............. 50
copies for one year, copy for three 90
70 1..e so2;s. ~; I Is 20 %
g copies, (and one copy gratsl 80 90
0eopies (and to geer un of club. one book on Bap-
- tistn and one neatly bound Hymn Book) so
70 copies land to gstter up Of cnS two books on Bap-
tisu and two neatly bound Hymn Books) 10 90
100 copies (and to getter mp Of blub three books
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Books. 100 90
$50 copies (and copies of the book Baptism and
6neatly bound Hymn Books). $3.50 90
EXTRA PREMIUMSl
For largest of three clubs over $780, $40 worth
of Books
For largest over lso $50 y9Eth Of Books
books selected to the order
Agent to whom the premium is awarded.
ESB-THE CASH MUST BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
counts for Gibbs
No person residing IN Bethany .OH be admitted asG
coE1PctttOr.fOr these premiums zgJ
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
mhlS-ly Brooke county, Va.
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sePlo General Manager.
1S57-9.a 30 1857-S
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WTINTER ARRANGEMENT!-on and after Monday, De.
THE FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. except Sunday, 75n O'clock Pittsburgh
Tine me-, arriving In Philadelphia at liz p.
at $40. Z Z : = = - y - s'''- 9 g
The Johnstown train leaves Pittsburgh
stations and running Conemaugh First Accom-.
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily ex-
Train for Turtle Greek leaves leaves daily, sunday
Turtle Creek leaves daily, except Sunday $50,
Returning Trains arrive Pittsburgh as foilows:-Ex-
on IL mi First Turtle 6 SO A. M;
second Az Third Accommodation, 10
pm - t#a
Trains for Baisye and Indiana connect at Blairsvie
Intersection with Mail Train East Express train West
and 0onnesyille Trains stopping all Sta
ons the Pittsburgh aud Connellsvie leave daily,
press Train 33up. Returning from Pittsburgh
and Connelsvlle Road, arrive at Pittsburgh,
$40 p. m. IS
Thetraveltns will 1T greatly totheir nteres
In going East or Vest travel by the Pennsylvania
passed any the road is BaIased with
anu Is Ires from dust we can promise safe
their patronage -
Fare to New York;. .$13 90
e !" Philadelphia. ................IO 90
.: {: {; h hsIsiaSss :::: e
baggage checked to ali Stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and toPhadelphia Baltimore York.
Passengers purchasing tickets in the cars, charged
Ten Gents in addition Station rates. from Sta
case ofioss, the Company viii hold them
series Tor baggage only, and for
NBThe Excelsior Omnibus Line, has employedto
charge MOTTO exceed 2S for each passenger bag
Atthe P. Il. r. Passenger Station
tanl 70 on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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j. II. SCOTT.
LIVER II INV lie ORATOR
PNEPARED By DR. SANFORD,

PREPARED DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATTvE AND LIVER ME-.
"A DIcINES public, acts as a LItqrtic
known It is not only 6aaysc, but Issr
acting first the Lrer to eject its morbid matter then on
complshng purposes eectuaiiy without any Of the
painful feelings experienced in the operations Of Ca
purges III AMI TheP taken daily in moderate doses will
The LIVER is Of the principal regulators Of the
human body; and when it performs Its functions weII
on s aasR
ance oftts the
consequence of one orsauEtSe LIVER
having ceased to do diseases OF that or
Ps mor s made Il his py in
copnteract the many to which
b g9 TS s 6
has but to try bottle, and, seonviconis certain
These Gums remove al-4morbfd or bad matter from
nsai ~ digest Ss
PURIFYING TIE BLo0Dsgiving tone anteaItlI to the
whole machinery, removing the cause Of the disease
sfscting radical cure. u
BETTER PRRVENTED, blythe occasional use Of the
and prevent the food from-risng and sourfng
before retiring, prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at ntght, loosens the bowels
One dose taken SITTER each meal VIII cure DYSPEPSIA
.Sl Xxx i nEdD q L tl-s
cause OF the diseaset and-lhlHkes perfect cure.
Only one dose Immediately relieves GEE0LIC while
One dose often repeated isOa sure cure for CHOLERA
MORBUS, aud a preventive. of GRoLERA.
Y ~ Only bottle fseSneeded to throw out of the
system the effects ofmedJlcine after long sickness
BF One bottle taken for,sJAIINDICE removes all sal.
lowness or unnatural coIor-trom the skin ii.3lif
Yne dose tsken shortNtime before eating gives Wig
oFtothe appetite and makes food d sest well.
One dose often repeatedE cures CHRONIC sBTAI n.
6HGA in Its worst forms, while sS.UMAER and
6OHEk complaints yietZ almost to the first dose.
One or two doses cures at tacks caused by WORMS IN
ChldrenS there Is snrersafer, or reme IN
the world, as itHerer fails. - - -
~ few bottles cttesllDROPSY, by exciting t..
absorbeuts. yIiFfF1ess - a
We take pleasure In recon- mending this medeine AZ
preventive FEVER AND AGJJE, OHIIi,s PEVER
and all FRNERS Of a Bill. 6LIOUS TYPE II nIs.stss'E
Thousands willing testify TO lie
wonderful virtues. - 80 - -
lAOlS SELlEOAY+XNT ITS FAVOR. Il .iis5I =
Ma lo1ter IN Tie mouth SOitt tks Igi1OratoF and
stOGitolp both together - - -
IS TIE LIVER INWIGORATOR
Is A.soIENTIFTc MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Is daily.
working cures, almost great believe 1t cures
magic eoe tae rst dose gpio benefit and seldom more
than one bottle required to any kind ofLTYERl
optnpsant from the worst .IyIsIfee or DvsDsDeid ts
common Re11EGche slof,Whch the result OF DIS
EASED3 LTYER. y ~ l4sNs5 go - -
rt1-l'H PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER RoTTIR ~
= DR. SAFoRilt Proprietor; 645 BrdadWay5NeJ1 YORK
And Eet1Led by All Druggists Sad. Gtso BY
i uylA-ly 7. =. LOGAN Z CO., Wheeling, Va. X
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8 q OLl0 F5N 3 - TFI HI ia IS no e "a
S j So Nos174 MAIN sTREBF, wHEELING3 VAIL
IL b WE IA IL "A IN ID w In 7 G. GODS
8 2 80. ..lr,. Ea.-n1:ns 70 "a sr, 70



t yof fN
s1s
price hc
De @ an sT
merry Bonn Iourw
omaNT EGo H't1 a buygo1
+ + s9s
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: n EW GOODS.
FIRST STo OK OF
FALL, 81 WINTER DRY GOODS

% -..
FIRST STO OK OF
- FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
The subscriber having returned from the East begs
Goods pegng himself thai he viii sell Is per cent cheaper
2 ssthan any other house In the clty--for cash.
Particular attention 10 called TO the following items.
ID French GoOds pieces of silk, all colors and
gtVles excellent quality black Silk, Calico width at only
skS the EAGLE brandt for only Eays sold u.s.
quality very eheap superior quality MORE
antique SIX always sold for g o. for only so ayaEd
eelleht quality at only 55c yard 54 Wde the very
best Of qpon'a erno always sold at from 1855 1871 will
60 $50 pieces of COBnrgs and Eoeramettos fine
quality, such alwayE sells for s5c. yard; for only
AIIwooL plain Laines, all cOlors, LupOn's
S 3V only s lard double width best ou,v At
soe EiosL robes also robes de BsyaaeEs robe. saal
- Es'ssii DOmEsT1Cs.
,, easeS Of Erints best STYLES and figured
fast colorI. warranted, ct., worth 12 Cts
yard and some aslow as 6I cents yard.
al widths and prices an ty, 4le at only
10c,and some very good as low as 6c; Brown the
shawl, CIOnIkS aud N1anttitns, the most COM
Pete assortment ever brought to the city, OF all possible
shapes and styles
genuine set OF Fairs this season, will find their
grehser been and prices consieri-
bYoHer having purc9s ID the direct from the
SSsap RaSss ssbe MINI ssope ,aTtin FFsneh sais
laT Hi sSun1Snee AM and at all 1J pEc 9,
HaIn Blankets can offer great Inducements.
OaEPetS-t09 pecas OF oarPsts OF all kinds. Brussels,
Three Ply, 5upertneS InSrain all WOOL will sell
EoOi qusty a. oatpet 96c superior qpslty all
WOOL for only so csnts great bargain 100 Hearth Rugs
quaY vsTs Ras re ss nIS egy SOL ag ns9s
emily S5iand do, common iizs wort s.. only $3.50.
a. GePl1 1871 Main Street.
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Great Reduction in prices for Cash.

- EetAt eseducttOu Ia Prices for G"1H
now Offering splendid assortment of all kind,, :, Y
- soofs OF French Mertn0s some OF them worth s
Tor 96 and 81 Chenslle and shaNis IN 6
ssg ana at Xety reucsd prices; Paney ana ~
~ some 9s cheap IS 51c per yard, worth I5s az ~.
le 5a9ss worth SOC for8t, Fifty pieces Of Thihel GL'
Tor 23c all coIoEs; Embroi1ered and VI r.
neaEi ou to pay seneraly; ~
shape HOOP Skirts, at log ta
every description, among which will ne l9
OF the finest Teeb and Conn try Ftannels, EsIe
oS 20 shrink some extra heaVY and fine Ladies NJ
OF the scomplstest Rasortments 6f FANCY
DRY GoODSin this ety Receiving goods ~
o. ns styles, made here and Imported, thereby r.
ing up nut assortment at all and at prices
WI Satlsy the most p3rticular-for CASH 0ELT! :
particularly invited t. give me an early
PlsehAsihg eiseWhsFe. At No. s. Main Street Se
9 VIE ing. ;.fl foctls tt,f JOHN RoEA1N
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This passes through N Lexngton Lancaster Cir
cleyie, Washington Wilmington and richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio NJ
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lPIanoS, MeOdeOns, every kind of musical instru
mentS tuned and repaired.
IAN go ,ds warranted at this establishment nov5-
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FARE AS Low as ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.

81 BE particular and ask for Tickets Via the q. W. 1
Short Line Rail Road. =
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TRAINS LEAVE EVANSVILLE AS FOLLOWS.
At 1215M. lliO PM, Cincinnati aud points as above
on arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and tn
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mhls-ly

In counecton with the above keep every kind Of mu
'tcaltnstrumen.s and musical merchandise generally.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enouire
street, Wheeling, Va. % s7.s 4''EfF'
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E. GEsT, Pres,t w. w. BAYI,EY, Act. supt..
ION cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
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4RsEILLEs Collars and sleeves, and Collars in sett
w White and Figured, very cheap and very prettv
Sep4 PAYNE & Co, 81 Monroe st,
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- Fac IGty:
e. K. LOsIGRr
PFtnclP1-Leeturero the Science AecoR7ts 0Oa
Business Gast0Has 80.
iti5sis j. IA. r hTLsGG Ha,
PsefeSSor Of the Theory and Practice nH
Commercial Calculations
II II. DAPIAS,
Associate Professor of Boak-Eee9ing.
y !o MOD OHES0N,
Professor OF Business nd Ornamental PaumanShsIH'
ts4 81 4. VII Ia a 81 $ /, $50,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law. =l
RRT. b. YEATRS REESE, d. D.U
7e Lecturer on Commercial Ethics. al
TRUSTEES: FL,
Hon. Jne. Kennedy, Hon Joshua yansaEt,
Hon; ThomassNaun. Wm.H, Keighler, Esq,
S1S9o trust, ESQ., William Knabe, Esq:
The College is provided With Commercial Library
standard Works, expressly for the use Of students.
structed,
There being vacation during theyear studentscans'
ter at any time. .i.s 80 - - 5ts.raa
from Stole weeks. 80 - - .a
a DlfLoNA is awarded to all Graduates.
lafFeand Beautifully Orn1rAented Circular eontann
o. slx s9UARE FEEF, representing the Exterior
Interior View College, various charActerisc DeSE
&e sent mai ee Of charge, aecomPan
With catalogue Giving full particulars ADDRESS, ~,
Z j45sGejsT s6V e. K. EOsIRR. R6ltisnoFA.E"
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mond .645 A. NJ and 1850 p NJ
Returning leave Washington. A. 81. and 4 r d.
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Take the Central Ohio Road to
IANESVILLE,
And there CHANGE and take those Of the O. W. T.
E4i-f q Sc Short Line.
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Great NORTHERN and Southern Mail Route
FOR NORTHERN, SoUTHERNEAND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY Sunday night excepted between Rich.
mond and Washington City via Gordonsylle and Alex
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The LIVER is one Of the
human body; and when It
the powers OF the system are
Is almost entirely dependent
LtUer forthe proper perform.
stomachis atfauIt, the bowels
system suTersIn consequence
having ceased to do its duty
gan, one of the proprietors--
practice of more than tWentyS
wherewith to counteract the.
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HEMPFIEID RAIT,ROAD


LII freights Intended for shipment must be
"a delivered between the hours of a. M aud 3'p M as
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY
sePlO General Manager.
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IVA TIQNAI H0lIsrz

N N. = 49, = NStN -. t-IOOoE ~
sTYs1l i. I. loPEsEp NOV. u, 1850
~ AFSIETIA, OHIO. ~
aHCKARpEtE WILLIAMS rsT47,rto.
lew FIRsT-oLAss HOTEL s situated n ~"
G2EnsE OF greene and Second On the
aii
4, ~ IJSsI r lGCETYED: ~
Ok 1.Bs. Fresh Tanlarinds = ssEm
NssSA5ag lbs. J9maicR iGiTVer ~ ~ - E7s7 iia
si5as..l sItox Hoeckerss Parma ~.
$50 lbs. irish Moss, Ffao lasit
81 lbs. English hdpItaTd 4aTiufs * - , -.
( 1uz4 TOT sac y oHAELEs W. eRAHxA
Nc. -, Q sGtFS WhesiiS0
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NLitchelpa series of Biographical WovIku.
ME Undersigned publish the above named series Of
S,t 8S97;. s f s9 T Wv poer.D1v
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! WILDE q BRO 7

II NEW - SIS: alsn 4 fa ttI.Is
- O teei'H a'it tt.tsEs SstFH1si ~ PAYNE 400
esRt - Xonres St.
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40 BOXES Gross DeItrok's Clncinnnt, SIC, s.,.
day BY Rallraad and for sale sIs
'As ss.ss ePt'seAo J. 4. MET0ALF,
sS'-S Ne. sc Main St.
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principal regulators Of the
performs its functions we'll,
fullvdeYeloped. The8t0mach
on the healthy action of the
ance ofits Cunctions;when the
are at fault, and the whole
'of one orgau-the LIVER
! For the diseases OF that or
has made It his study, In a
years, to aud some remedy
many arrangements to which
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
FROM TEXAS.
c0Hers.

The freshet OF the Trinity continues. The Flat
Prairie south of Liberty and thence the whole country
TO Woodyile is inundated. The Western mails were
entirely cut OF.
The Lbertv Gazette records the death of Mr.. Solo
y,on Barrow who resided that place, having been
poisoned by mulstto woman, who mixed arsenic IN
bis bread and coffee.
The Democratic State Convention 81 Austin hes
finished its labOYs. The following nominations were
made: - 49,, w ..
County.
OF Fort Bend County
ControQer-C II. Johns of Hays County.
Trrasunr-C Cyrus II. Randolph Of Houston County.
1ttorRey. GeacraI-M ID. Graham OF Cherokee
Resolutions were adopted rtiteratng the doctrines
of the Cincinnati and Waco Conventions, expressing
apprehensiOns that the great doctrine oi nonnter-
venon as set forth in that platform IS IN danger OF
being repudsted by Congress through the instru-
mentality of members of the National Democratic
party" and requesting the Legislature 10 provide
for the appointment OF dele gates 10 Convention OF
the Southern States for general consultation ahu aa-
TIc Uaco Sca1erner records intelligence that he
Indians have made another foray upon tue citizen .;
Erath Bo-due, Palo Pinto and Coryel lounties, aud
an a more cttensiye scale than on any former occa-
sion A number OF persons had been murdered and
lsroe droyes of horses stolen, but particulars hsd not
come 10 hand. Tie S0uiacTaer adds tue io.ow'nS
curious information;
"A scout had JUS, returned, who had been out some
thirty DAYS and followed the trail OF iorme, masud-
inc partv, near the line Of Mexico and, from IN,
formation of reliable character they were sa'sned
that the Indians were in COMMUNICATION anu aiiieu
with the MoYrpops From circumstances, II Is pre-
sumed that the horses thus taken from Texas; or
many of them, are to aid his Excelency Brisham
Young IN bis row with the United States.
Mr.. Alexander, citizen of Medns, BoSque Coun'y'
writes to the same paper:
The Governor ought 10 place a force OF 900 men Oh
this ironter by the rising Of grass with orders TO lo
low the red rascsls until they overtake them aud
de,troy them and, IN the mean time, we need more
protection during the Winter. Strong suspicious res,
on the reserve Indians, especially those az Camp
Cooper, Tor being directly or indirectly concerned IN
this expedition"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

FIRES.

TIRE ~ EAST TWEsTY.FiGu1H STREET.
At u o'clock yesterday afternoon tire broke ou, o
the dweling-house Of Cyrus Sherman, No If3 Fact
Twsntyeighh street but being discovered at sneaty
by the inmates Damage about 80.
fiRE Is CHRISTIE STREET.
The alarm Of fire shortly after T. O'Clock yester5av
morning occasoned by the Ignition Of sone oo.e
material in of the rooms Of tb. tenement houss No.
~ Christie street Cause csrcesness on the part II
the occupants. Tie fire speedily extlnga .shei,
but caused considerable alarm among the other ia
lies in the house.
rALsE ALARM.
The chimney of house No. III Bedford street took
hTe yesterday morning, causing an alarm.
ffrE ~ HESTER srETLT.
Last evening, about O'Clock FIRE bfok. on, a
tie stable No. 1913 Hester street, occupied by Mr..
speman. Damage about sl0O. Pour horse. were
re.cued upniurcd,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01

The Legislature of Virginia has passed bill no
wdng Tor the Conveyance by deed to the State OF Viz
GINA Of the birthplace of Washington and the home
aud graves Of HE progeniicr-. The hl approprGtes
Zoo 10 iDclose the place with an iron fence and ~
oret substantial tablets 10 commemorate fr the NJ
lns generation those u"tao'e slo;-, 81 required W
LOWE W. Wssh4Jg.on he { fer If ,GIyeysres
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-01
CITY ITEMS.

JANulns L.s1 DArs.-The gloomy chill oi Fn.
day, with it, canopy Of dark clouds, was succesded
on Saturday by one Of those clear bright cool winf
days that tend 10 brace the nerves and make acton
pleasure instead Of task. IL COOL but TO, cold,
dry, windy and consequently dus,y-the ground ksy-
ng been slightly frozen the night before ns enough
10 evsporae the noisture-so that a. il thawsd the
VAIN sunshine, particularly where Il ground -
the wheels INTO pov der the high wind ths. pre- vailed
from The southwest had far opportunity 70 cater
dust into elery bodys face and sce- we're not Isw,
for the day was such a., whch seen from p&nor
windows naturally tempted nsi iers 70 90 out n;S tts
clear, fresh all
On Sunday, the last day OF January the v.silse
wss magnificent slightly frigi in temperature; bss
there was glorously clear -ky, and o trsc.ns
breeze which put new hie into al who were ont q
door TO oijoy them.
Asrs,NrS1s.-Bo Boilack's 73caser.-The "yc.r a
Wakefield is sgain played this evening. with Mr..
BrOughsin'- capital comedy, a Decided Case
comedy in five acts, entitled "How TO Grow Rich" q
underlined
BToddEdy 1heatcr.-Mr James Melville. the darrs
nder whose performances we're referred to in o.r ei-
ton oi saturdhy, appears this evening for The fra
time in public in this city.
6arf0Hs Ihe0ar-A great bill u presented lls
evening tthishouse, "The Merry Wives Of w.pisOr,
with cast that cannot be approached in this cosn,y.
Messrs. Burton, Mathews, wdcot, BroughAln, b.
Smith, CFisher, Seicben and Seymour, asd AessAmes
Parker, Hughes and l.. W. Davenport arc IN she ol.
Mr.. Broughom's burlesque Of "Pccshontss," with
Brouehsm ard walcotn their original parts, eoneedes
the entertainments.
Nt.S's CGrd,1-" Dan Rce- Gres, Sbcw' s'.J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-10

Col. THOMAS ALLsoP ESCAPED TO AMERICA.
The English papers state that Col Thomas All.
sop, charged with completely in the late at
tempt on the life of the Emperor Louis Napo-
leon, has escaped to America about the time OF
the sailing Of the steamer America. The Me-
tropolitan Police Commissioners of London have
issued the following description and reward for
the apprehension of the accused:
Whereas a warrant has been granted for the
apprehension of Thomas Allsop, late of Nut
field, near Reigate, in the county of Surrey
and formerly of No. Royal Exchange build.
lngs, In the city of London, and member of the
Stock Exchange, charged as accessory to the
murder of divers persons Whose names are
unknown at Paris, in the empire of France, a
reward OF f2oO will be paid to any person OF
persons who shall give such information a.
shall lead to the apprehension of the said
Thomas Allsop. Description of Thomas ALI
sop-Age, about 60; height six feet; complexion
fair; eyes gray; hair thin, light, and turning
gray; little or no whi.kers; strong made; stoops
as if round shouldered; speaks quick; dress
dark brown dress coat, drab trousers, and black
hat. The said Thomas Allsop was we'll known
at Ginger's hotel, Westminster Bridge, and al
the Jamaica Coffee House, Cornhill, city In
formation to DO given Mt the police station
hing street, Westminster, or at any Of the Do
lice stations
1t is stated that Col. Allsop has for several
days been concealed in this city, somewhere in
Anthony street. Both English and French
detectives are now in pursuit of him, and it i.
not at all improbable that he may be arrested
within day or two. Though the contemplated
assassination, Of which he is alleged to be one
OF the conspirators, was not successful, he will
be returnable under the extradition treaty, il
indicted for the murder of the innocent per.
sons who were killed by the explosions in the
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