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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
HARTSHORNE'S GURE-hLL-Prcpared By Q

HARTSHORNE'S CURE-hLL-Prcpared By q
Bottles l7h. IS and 50 cents.
HdYtShoYss's Cgrs should be kept in all fami-
lies. in case Of accidents or sudden sickness.
Hdrtsko,ns's Csrs all cures Rheumatlsm.
Pam in the stomach or Bowels.
Hartsh orSs'y CSrs all cures Pain in the Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast.
Harfsherss's Csrs- cures Sprains, Bruises
Scalds and Burns.
Haytshorne's Cxrs- all cures Neuralsia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness Of the JOINTS. -
and all Pam.
Haytskorne,s Cxrs-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
HavssAorss's Csrs-aH cures Dyspepsia and In
Throat also Cuts and Sores.
Hdytsh0rne'S Csrs- all cures all Spinal Affections
and w eakness In Limbs.
HartshorHs's Cxre-aU is great tonic to Weak
stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
r. HI AS the frequent change OF the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, STIFF Neck-every person should
Seta bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
tromagnetlc power, expeis ali pain from the system
Get bottle and try it. -
s s2EsEs hEST sSs g.. sSh dsTs OF
II y9p are RiIio9s, use HARTsHORNE's
ANTl-BILIOUS PILL They act upon the I,iy-
er. Stomach and Bowels, carrying OF I'll Bile and
The above msdrcines to be had a, all pru, s,or..
In Warrington city; Kidwell CIsccll AZ ,eorse-
town: H. Peel q Co Alexandra. ma S-iy
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the 81: Louis MOI Democrat: Below we
PUBLISH a letter to Dr. Wood, Of This city, from
superior merits Of his hsir tome Such evidence
mist hays its eaeot. when coming from q reliable
Dr. needs no encomlums, nor useless pufsry from
the press;
PkoFxssoE o. J. wOoD 4 Co.:-Gent-men: Having my
snton " led few mouths since I" the hiShly bensnri.
icstion OF it hair. which quite
bsy.i,. no white my Shskers ~srs oil same
your hair Restorative. and used n soon found Il
have snee procured smother bottle which hav. used
some can now certify TO the ~Orli that gray
hr has totally "sapPear-d both hsat and snd
my hair hss resumed It's naturs! COLOR believe
soft and glossy than has yssrs
two, has used i with same effect
covsry that win rightly use a. per
tfons will pot have occasion to
last hneen years aud known nearly every he
Shd ,a-, '.%ns Any .s You m.k. Of the above
serve tue beaut of nature in others mys.L
lam truly yours A. O. RAYMOKD.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROFESSOR Sir: Having had the mi.fortup.,o
lose the best ton Of my hair the effect yellow
fever In New Orleans in ls5+ wac indeed trial
Of your peparation, and answer a. TIE very
worS. nssae. NY hair !. now thick ana sosy and
FINLEY XII En Is o. the
standing and pastor OF the Orthodox Church Prooknd
Mass He lie gentleman Of great influence universally
, BRoOKFIkLD. January Il, 1855.
rkofkssoR WooD-Desr Sir: Having made = your
mar Restorative gives me plea.ure say effect
has been excellent in wing Inhs dsndrun and
constant tendency Z" ichiTg with which been
troubled from my childhood and also
coming q have
no other article with anything came pleasure or
profit Yours truly, x. BRA6S.
The Restorative - put up in bottles offs sizes,
viz: Large. medium. and small /; the small holds j
q pint, and retaIis for 81 per bottle the medium
hoIds az least twenty per cent more in proportion
than the small, retals for 81 per bottle the large
holds STUART forty per cent. moro in proportion and
U. WOOD i CO., PROJECTORS SI2 Broadva,
New fork. Tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab.
instrument, ara liz Market ST., st. Louis, Mo.
n Apd sold BY ai good Drugglsts and Fancy Goods
Ooodefs' au lT-Sm
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J. MCKINNEY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, NOTARY

PENSION. LAND 4 GENERAL AGENT,
Rents; and any other Business that may be en-
trusted to him.
Ohhce-No $50 Seventh street, opposite National
Intelligencer Office SO DIV
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VISITEkS

= U WASHINGTON will fId at PHIL pig
Book and stationery store all rbe eIemsnts of a
nrsf caass establishment. The stock, repete with
novelty, includes choice selection of stan AID and
other works Anne loan ard EngiIsh Stationery the
tdttet OF extra hne qualities nsualiy keot aud
every article connected with the trade. In addition
there a. hne Art Gallery at the resr of the store
containing waved collection Of Oh PaIntinRx
Nater-eolor Drawings. photographs, CnTnlno'
autographs. and Engravings. the Inspectlon Of
when 10 re- pectfully IHvIted.
IBltlf Cars eng raved and printed
DaIly parcels received from the Northern citiea
Weekly parcels from tufOp3.
All the new French Move s, Medical and Scienti6 q
Books received on pub cttIon
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nNOTlCE OF THE DISCoNTINTANcE OF
TdE land OEElCES AT MINK AL POINT
IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Notice ~ hereby gwen tlIaI, "A pursuance oSIsv
And IN view OF the fast that the unsod land in HE
MINERAL FONT DIsrRIcr 10 reduced below one
hundred thousand acres, the Secretary of The Inte
Ioi mas directed the dlscnntinuance Ofsald district
and that the unsold land thefeis be nsd. subire 10
sale and entry at La CRsssR m said Stste
Lands remaining unssld and unsp 1ropri .ted ty
law. nha subject 10 entry at The once now dseon-
unuso, VIII oease 10 be subject TO entry az Faid
once from the date Of the receipt of notice 10 thar
eneet ey the register aud receiver thsreUf g. tie
Itnd ollcers at la CROSSE will give pubic notice
OF the day on which tey will b. prepared 10
eppcations for entries OF any suIh lands at their OF
Zoe. 81" ...
Given under nv hand. ct the city OF washins ton
this fifteenth daY OF September. A ID. lasS,
.... JOS. =. WILSON,
Acting Comms'r OF the General Land Ofice.
Ne lG- IsW6w
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EVENING STAR.


THE BURNING OF THE AUSTRIA.
List to those solemn dirges
Which the wild waves sing
While DER the rising surges
Cries of terror ling
See. ON the fated baroue
Fierce hames arse,
Where on the waters dark,
Helpless she lies.
Never again shall they ....s
That trembling band,
Clasp friendly hands that wait,
Nainly, on land.
Manly hearts, lovely forms,
Childhood and age.
Mldst burning horrors fall,
Or from theu rage
Plunging meath rolling waves,
Soon. where tee deep
Greets them with chill embrace,
silently sleep.
Long in the distant fatherlapd
Shall fall the bitter tear.
And homes shall long be desolats
For those who perished here
And DER them still the winds that sveao
Across the tracklsss main,
email chant requiem, for the loved
Earth ne er shall see again.
lBoStoa Traveller.
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7 OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GErAr rH 2
- present season. DALI .,OYSTERSS
in the shell, taken out of salt water the( NJ
same day. Restaurants wishing 70 be&SNkH
supplied BY the barrel will please oaIi on S1
J. X. b. SCHWARTZ,
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner Of 18th and e stree'E. back Of
tys-sou k1kwood House,
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TUNER,

The only right method of Tuning
L. III. SPEIR having tuned the Pianos used at
the concerts, by the great artist- Thaberg ard 9th
ers. and having practical experience OF fourteen
ORR, are deemed sufficient guarantees Of his oapa-
h,ltles oil Tuner and Repalrer of Piano FOrtes.
orders left at the Piano Nareroom of Mr., X ob-
ard Davis will meet with prompt atsention.
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w FALL ARRANGEMENT.
w ASHINGTUN AND ALEXANDRIA,
Boat EVery Hour from Each Place.

The Washington and Alexandria Steamboats, will
hereafter rua regularly from the foot R<n~
OF 18th street, Washington and King 1A.eSz3us,f
street, Alexandra. every hour from aEnaens<Ea8
escn pace, from "a a. m. to IA p. m as follows:
From WashlnstOn-Steamer CSC. PAG cat
"a, 9, am u q. M. ], s, s, and "a p. M.
rom Northumberland THOMAS COLL
fER-at 8, lu q. m, l2m, 2, 4. and p. m,
50: 8. l0a. m, IL m 2h, 4 AID p. m.
From Alexandria-Steamtr THOMAS COLL
rk at ia, 9, II a. IN, I. s, and p. M, except
Tuesday and Friday mornings, when the COily or
Will RON her regular trips to mount Vernon, as
heretofore snd omit her trips b-twe "a Washngto ton
and AIexandrla from "a m. to 4p. IN. only.
The SA. "a a. m. and pa p. m beats from Alexan-
dra cunnect with tthe trans of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The6i4 a. m aud IA D. m. boats from Washington
connect with he trains Of the u. ange and Aexan-
drla Railroad for The South and Southwest. Sc ~
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
Il feet Portrait of yourself 70 rs oents warranted
not to fade. 1900 of these beal.iful pictures made
by W. Odley In nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter II perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
81 cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. C.. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. 3I2 r street,
0N6m near Wiliards'.
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M - WALL BARNARD
q Lara e stock Of -
Mahogany, Walnut. and Map Furniture, "a
Painted and mafble-top Cottage Sets -
Hair and Husk Mattresses, "
Looking OAsses, TO- comprising q most
complete assortment of House FURNISHING articles.
Also, stock Of Wool Carpets. y n F'-'II.--1 =
I All OF which are FOR sale on reasonable terms at
our Furniture WareroSms. intersection OF G street,
L1uisiana avenue and 9Th street west in the r. ar
of our Auction Rooms. ai -..t"r Sc 20 aoIm
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NoTIcE OF Tha no, ssiasaovAu OF THE
LAND OFFICE FROM rARIBAIII.T FosF.
sfILf.W iTEs TO csMBRibGE,. IN T FAY
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
In aeoordance vnh the prov SONS OF the act Of
Contres entitled An set Authorizing changes ia
the location of ofhcss approved Msrch 81.
ls55. II n hereby declared md made known thut the
the sta,e Of MINNESOTA, wiii he removed To ST.
fkrKRs and the efoe for the sale Of pabiIe lanGs
AT STlLLwATER viii be removed 10 CsNBRIp % a. II
said State. ar as carly a period as prdeftea1ls.
Further Office as 10 the pre- else time OF each
moval will be Issued bv the register and rec -ivel If
tho respective districts. ~
Given uuder my hand. at the city of waxhin. ton,
this sd day Of September. A. ID 1858.
BY order ofthe Prssdent:
Jos. =. WI SoE.
Acting Commissioner OF the Gent Land q DE.
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NEW GROCERY 1MkIN E AND LIQUOR
g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
ID T. X U VI A SY RI

g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist Thorn, BY the Psria
OptioIan, D. WOOLFSON, who @o@
has arrived from Europe with his "
own, as well az the manu- facture OF q good many
others Of the Attest improved SPECTACLES and
EYEGLASSES; among which are the =
PERISCOPIC CONCANE and CONVEX The
DOUBkE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISR ED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE Affected
XuIfha xeAsnsss, sata5sSt or tending to it; also
Persons who are compelled to glasses, or those
nov using them, viii be suited st frstsighE Those
~ CRYsTAE ROCK LIAM
have received the highest recommendation at the
Worlds Far, at Paris through their produc,r.
cearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknuup
In any other improvements - .-.sfs" - y !
Also, all styles Of OPERA, SPY, and MA6NI.
flying GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes
arc for sale at his store Of Eghth street and
fennsyvania avenue, or Eighth street No. &9l. b.
tween Y street and Pa. ayerae. .r ~ 80. +
| 1EFDo not nssstabs tks eovNsf ef etk street, 1
Prloes very reasonable, the sams q at his sstab-
usnmeus IN EuroDes nS-6
| WI : CELLANEoUS SOCKS. '0t'o
OF every kind supplied in Washington city By 4
a. lowest prices that they be purchased f,r
.ai :, in the United States. = = - :
| bookstore. Penn. avenue. near 9Th street. &c a
sna tsss !. ssS SsaRb ss aAhE
q 18th street end PA ave, n Sram'
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled to the night al pre empt,or
70 any oil the lands within the townships nd OF
townships above enumerated req uired to Nj;
the same To the satisfaction of the and r,-
cever OF the proper land Office, aud MAKE povlsa
Therefore as soon as practicable after Se,ssE tAis
mencement III the public sail of the lands emlrae-
lug the tract Claimed otherwise such claim will lie
Forfeited. THOS. A.HENDkiCKS
Commissioner Of the Geperal Land Once
Nv 24-lavISw
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Il He f S2 e & D FS FRYE IzE.
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HE iii $$ $$EE$$EEES EE|IS::
'LLH F!sESsIsaGER Exk kkkygs TEkEE!
ii:ttSSssTE$EssTTEBB FyEs& MMkEk:
ssFFEESiSfs S$EEfs sES#F EFEE EES
ID r. l. ID T. " PRTZ
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED!
The New Y.rk Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE !.
An Imperial QuaItO containing KISHT p.sI, ar
FORTY COLUMNS, Of entertaining oris in matter ana
TM WITH Fs sS,sf f FIR CENTS TO
fSc II s S9hR; VILE IL BE pkEsENTEp no
kkcflFf o. FIJI stbse aRaiffPPLSEk M5SSGGSS
One COPY FOR FOR f@e year year. en-
nne copy for three wears S 90 anlss,tis,
r,,.. AND TO CLUBS. -A0 '"'''
three copies oaeyear IS o. ana s,,fls,
Eve copies one year o. All Ss,f,s
Ten copies one wear ls an snS "a ss,ps'
The article. TO be are @ S ii ras
Sraektses OF Gold, containing ESQ ~ each.
10 do. DO do DO go. HS 90 SS saeR'
P M..s, Lever Hunting cassd ~ " sA0h
o. a "a y leo 90 e. oh.
20 WIN !" elChes Is 20 each.
100 ~ O. 10 each.
80 w; 81 GO each.
g. d.puIes zoo Watches IS o. each.
90 Stiver Hunting Cased Watches 30 90 eaeb
500 Silver Watches SIO In = M ct
loe" Gold Guard, Vest and Fob o"'
Gold ocksts, Bracelets. RrooobS.t 20 - ~ n each
SresstPins Gun Pins, Sleeve Bottoms, X ms Shirt
Studs watch Keys. I'D and Silver Thimbes ard
ol5each. an ~ Hi's een's 10
nieolately on receipt Of the subscri pit on money
the auO criOers name will be enfe red Don our sp
scrlptIon book opposite a number. aud The sir COR
responding with that numbAr will be forxsrded.
within one week, to the subscriber, by mail on az,
IL All communications should he addressed to
BECKETT a. CO.,
~ and ~ Mofiat Building,
SIS Broadway, New ferk.
specimen copies sent free or they oan le seen
~ Snliilnsto tons News Depot. Agents wanted
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Through trial Of many years, AID through every
nation of civil zed men, AYER'S CHERRY PEG
GURAl. has been found to afford more rele fand to
cure more cases OF pumoSaTy disease than any Other
tied consumption have been cured by n, and thuus
auds of sufferers who were deemed hey ond the reach
OF human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy ments of
lfe by this ali powerful antidOte to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, snd
the pale. thin features Cf hlm who WAS Lately lusty
and strong, whisper to all but hun CoNsUNrTloN.
lie tries everything. but the dfsease il gnswinx at
his vitals and shows its fatal symptoms more and
more over all bis frame. lie is taking the CHI R
Rf PICTORIAL now; Il has stopped his cough,
his appetite returns and with II his strength. The
dsrf which plerorG mis- side broken Soaroely any
neighborhOOd can he found which has not some law
Ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral I'M
perlshable renown. But It's usefulness does not end
here. Nay, II accumpl shes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
dreadful harvest Of incurabie diseases. influenza,
Group Bronchitis, HOarseness Pleurisy, whOOp-
Ing Cough and ali IrritatOns Of the throat and ungs
are easily cured by the CHI EkRE PFCTORALif
taken In season. Every family should have il by
them. aid they will ind IL an invaluable potection
from the lnslduOus prower which carrles OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
from many home.
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with direc-
tons l0r the treat nent oil each Complaint, may be
found IN Ayers AmerloSn Almanac, of which we
publish three millions and scatter them broadcast
over the earth, IN order that the sick every here
may nave before them the information 1t contains.
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
remedies, prepared by Or. j. T.. AVER, Practical
and Analy tIcal Chemist, DWELL, Mass.
COOK, Alexandra, and br ail dealers everywhere.
au l0-4m
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o. DUPONT'S o.
CO u z q w ID R. s)O
w. ALBERT KING GEORGETOWN, D. C.. for
years past the Sole Agent ia the District of Column
bla for Mes<rs. Dupont Co., of W Ilmin top Del
aware, keeps constantly on hand large stock Of sill
the different grades Of POWDER manufactured
by them, embracing, IN part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in Is and 50 h. kegs
Cannon and Musket do. ~. 8. Govern
ment proOfl ms and 50 lb. kegs
Sporting +, FF, FFF. ir ek. l21a and Is h. kegs
Ducking Powder, in 61s. i25 and Is 10 Kegs
do. do. IN and Id, canisters
diamond Iran do. In lib canIsters
Eagle Rife do. in 6x and l21f Ib kegs
Do. do. in and II ID. o. nisters
F,FF, FFF, do. In and n Id. oanIsters
- Do. do. In u Id. TASKS and can: sters
Nirilnia Kline do. IN lib. oanisters
IL Safety Fuse of superior quality ,Oin barrels
and packages.
Al OF the above will be sold at manu- facturers
prices and delivered free of charge to any part of
tins District.
The character OF DupOnt's Powder has been so
well and favorably known for a half century, that
praise. "
IL We take pleasure At all times In showing
samples and style of packages to sportsmen and
others.
ID Office No. IS High street, immediately ad
JOINING the lanai brdse. eS-u
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nR. r. FINLEY HUNT,
- DENTIST>
No. $40 Pennsylvanis avenue,
Will perform all operations belong las to his "10
profession at his old established ofios, as above.
d lS-n
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Miscellaneous.

l.. @. C. LAMAR. C. H.. MOTT. y.L.AurRY.
+ AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY,
IL ATTORNEYS-ATLAW
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
Will practice In the High Court of Errors and An
Pea ssls at ysck.on. the FedeIa, Court at Pontetoc.
slssipp, and win attend to the Collection of Claims
throughout North Mississippi. se ls-tf
AMBROTYPES
AIKEN At SANDS GALLERY cannot be
srrpassed BY any taken in the city. They are en-
ished 90 that there ibiiitp Of tksir ading.
nave always on hand q fine selection OF ancJ
Gases. Ambfotypes 81 cents and upwards.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and sth streets,
seq oDposte Centre Market.
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GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS oan b. obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL. ROAD
OFFICE. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board of the Steam F cry
Boat George Page or at the Office of the Orange and
Alexandrls Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, Danvile, LynchbUrg,- Bristol,
KnonUitke, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Ness Orleans,
by direct route, AID continuous railway comec
tiOns to Memphis.
Afording greater Expsdition and Comfort and
being over 2o miles Shorter than by any other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at 6k M. for Alexandra, where pas
senkers take the cars for chmund Charlottesville,
stanton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, 4 O |,
and at ~ p. IN. for Richmond and all points South
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
pins. .
Baggage Wagons and Omhibuses leave the Office,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. IN. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
jeI7-d Washington.
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DC So Pa av., bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
QACON 4 RAVENS UNRIVALLED PAN
~ OFORTES.
w. .. METZERUTT takes pleasure in calling
tns attention Of the public ~ his stock 49,
factory OF Raven, Bacon Il Co.. IN NewVUHvt
OK, OF which he is the sole agent. These instru
ments are pronounced by Gusteve Satter and nearly
all the principal pIsnists of the United States al
square Pianos superior 10 others manufa otu ed
In tneB mechanism they are constr OF differ
ent plan from 81 others, when affords a greater
facility for expression In tOucA ana tone they are
celebrated American pianist, NJ Gottsckalk has
taken two Of these Pianos TO est Indies and SouI
America. where he Is nov emf OK ed In q conosrt
tour. One has also lately been ordered by MaJnms
Veuxtemps to De sent To Paris for her private uss
They range IN price from $3.50 to $50: are var.
rante1 and kept In tune without charge for two
years.
Persons in search OF a real reliable Instrument
v Ind II 70 their advantage BY giving rs call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere |.
A large stock Of second hand Pianos is also TO be
found at the most reasonable prices. on monthly
6Jments, al our WaTefooms, In the Star Buildings
oNrasr OF Penn avenue. llth and ats. s~5
CopLAND's PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE
" Many. ondOn 10 cts.
Buats Manual Of Pnotograpky Jordon. a. IN
sl.5j. " "'eAp"'' Ho"ooH :
cIooktI Waved Paper Process in Photography,
1883: o. 25.
Haiieur's Photography. London 81 c,s
Prices Photographic ManIpuatIons London
OCT FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TOCKS, BONDS, AND SECURITIES
- bought and sold "a mlssion. . ,..s. 49, |
LOANS and BUSINESS PAPER neg tiated
Notes secured by Real Estate will be bouv hi and
sold.
Gel In NJ. SNYDER l. SON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

WE have been informed that several horses
have died in this county recently from the effects
of eating corn rendered unsound by the early
frosts and recent wet weather. There will be
but little corn left uninjured this year, and If it
effects animals that are fed on it, in the wayne
have been informed, farmers had better exercise
some care an the subject-IMaysvilIe Eagle,
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UTSuC HIulCH 81 DLLLtuFuS u6tLOe6B 1tcNueG IfHG-
Ian and Halph BeHjnmin, ct Nsn York, for
$2,0o042He Match Hoa6 1 PheLaR. q
The lOng.talked-of match of billiards, which
has excited the amateur of billiards, came, off
last night at the billiard rooms, corner ofTwelfth
and Chestnut streets. The match Terminated Mt
so late an hour that we can scarcely do more
than chronicle the result. The play ommen-
ced about half past six,-and was not concluded
until ten minutes past eleven o'clock, during
which time eleven games were played: The
sixteen points, and Phelan gave his adversary
binary full size, six:pocket tables, this being Sc
lectedb by Beniamcn as being most difficult to
play on, and giving him some advantages. 1t
was brought from McGormick's billiard rooms,
Broad and Chestnut, and was n very handsome
specimen of O'Connor Collenden's make, with
Phelan's patent combination cushions. The
first three games were played with considera-
BILE caution on either side, hut after that Phelan
played with his accustomed dash, and we may
add, his invariable success.
Phelan won the first, second, fourth, fifth,
sixth, seventh and eighth games and in this
game beating his adversary by ten points win
nirg also the tenth and eleventh games, Benia.
min winning only two out of eleven, the third
and ninth. The match was to be decided by tho
winning of the greatest number of games out of
sixteen, and on the deciding game being conclud-
ed, there were three rounds of applause given
for Phelan and New York, which Secmedt1 give
considerable annoyance to the vanquished party.
There were about one hundred and fifty persons
in tue ROOM. comprising all the chief amateurs
from New Nork, Boston, Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. Il