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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

'safy Sur bin. 'i- uuri,i1i II 6ne % VNi'.s rt-
s f.e sId co- during The yea Ihr hSr -.
a. r-y msy nj b. actually ucri'd W pay snr
VII cisrtd bf' experience shows Not sc'fN On7i'u y
ever CLAIMED thai ,he ~ revenue derives large snnu
ely this much he thousand uSiHs'
hefiorc, - may not D. claimed ny hi~ cFeisfs w" "
simply sppf'pril'iou nni,.e snd psyneni
To- y,lr,. -THOS &. FIELDS
Tubic AininistritJh
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Advertisement
CEMENT ROOFING.

The .ub.crbc, for this city snd vicinity fot w
Cos P,rrNT CEsENT with bich they vii
old root, in the most workmanss msnner spd variant
them snG This u Oh. best srfiele Ia
az for repairing old easy tin shnse of' The best Of ref
or, Z, =. an - seen 81 our office. - ~
J. DIrIo < Co No 1 IS Roadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
Bi.sTEED's ESTIMATES.

To tie Edto- Of Tbs n T. T,i1sse -. 20, ;n.titn,e
Sir: In your paper of the 18th instant you
q comparison Of certain expenses in the C9Ips:n, 10 /, ia
Die ia the wear. 1854 aid less Ny Object Ia rI ~
correct any crror you may labor under N res'' w
Administrators Bureau. ...,..,.,e s.,.,e. I'm
1854 increased thousand dollars ~ - Isri Ia
has been paid into the City TressurY d.nns AHA. ana
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Advertisement
Np ToODITS-WhO will NOT desire IN win

MIR. W " III UOI Upslrp 10 MltnP2s
Nr r ) Chsn-an ToNrGHr IN hi. irni9ble pn.onson Of
NJ. eccentric character a. PVRpys NATIONAL Tsy,TER An
Me Grid viii Of b. there Mr. Chsutsu also spp,r. a.
Mos NopsTso> in his ocsl drama Of I>p. my
CIc.z t;tsL lich the entertainments, MIR N
Allen Mr. g. L. FoS and 81 the also taking plI, in
The r-srs.-rxncr Of " I'M HERo Scort,>p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
BROOHL IN IIENS.

TExprRAscE.-A large and very enthusiastic tenn
perance meeting held last night at tine Park Pres
by,erian Church by Myrtle Division No. ll5 y OF l.
E1-Msyor Hall, Col. +. l.. Snow, Rev John lnskip,
ana other speakers participated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
XOMAN,S PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The thirteenth annual meeting of this Association
was held yesterday at the Home" No. 1871 Tenth
avenue. The exercises were opened with prayer by
who also delivered an appropriate address. The re-
ports Of the Secretary and Treasurer then read
from which we gather the following statistics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

We are requested to state that Prayer Meeting
in behalf of the boy Rogers, under sentence OF
death will be held in the consistory Of the Re-
formed Dutch Church, corner of Fulton aud WillSm
streets, tomorrow, commencing at noon. AL who
sympathize are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

- aside tsnn, granted PAYNE 81 se coss ~ pposeg
m hon The sns~ 20 THE orEias 20 b. Ak ~
susw 10 The smrased ocsnPn' snt che 70 b At
The Cscnd-r scr Fnday s.y o. y.nusy Is1 a. ,n
hathias Hueln. 81 al. agt. John A.. Ridner, ct a. -
Order for commission deuied.
VIM. y. schmidt - 81 sgt WIN. J. Hardy. =, al
no &, aei wi,hon' cost. 10 either pr, -
Don I. { Peter. et al. agt joseph Br,imrpe,,. q
s'.-Motion dculed without cost. 20 ci'i.r r,r,
james Gibson agi George Bridge 81 R,s.rye5
70 Tblo,on take proofs o. The fact. sssd !, "a. ,s,s
sl irpoi. tkcston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

A HfCH-HANDTD ATIrNPT TO Outrage forNG
L,DY-Last evening about o'clock as Miss -
Miller was going to her home in Franz lin avenue she
was suddenly seized BY two audacious villains the
arch over which Montague street leads to the ferry,
and would have been violently treated had not Mr..
Williams of No. 43 Smith street, and another gentle
man. whose name we could not learn rushed 20 her
a. sstanee One Of the rufans brandished aknte
the Young adys head threatening to kill her if she
opposed their wishes while his companion gagged her
with pocket-handkerchief. The fellows seeing they
were likely 10 be orerpowered BY the two gentlemen,
took TO their heels and fed Miss Miller was taken to
MYRTLE -avenue car and sent home in charge of the
conductor The ruiians doubtless belong to gang of
villains who infest the lower portion of Brooklyn and
who attempt to violate the person OF every unpro-
tected female they come across at night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
Iuhtc Ainrai,,rii

BRILLIANTLY MISUNDERSTANDING hike II
before wiues-'d The Americas Drama BAKNINs
Ny,EI~ Tar PioNrEs PsrEor Shouts Of applause
esey night snd cheer OF cheer, Of del gh, f Of point
fn Of rstIc'n ri Ct beauty and fr Repcs;ed Tai, AirrE
sOos and EytNNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

1t should have been stated in our paragraph on Lola
Montez yesterday that the historical allegations con-
corning that lady and her new husband the Prince
Shulkoski were those Of Mdme. Lola herself and that
The TRIBUNE did not vouch for their accuracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

Suspicious PERsONS.-leserday afternoon Oiicer
shermsn Of the Fifteenth Ward arrested two geneeappssrns
bow suspicion of being pkp ckes They had with them
about 500 in bills Of the National Bank OF Newfork winch
they getting into specie various pisces Ore
tlem who gave his Nm II Cornell stated that his
brother cps policy shop ia New York aud that he was get.
Ting the bill, changed this avoid paving thr per
ccure The boys :shen to the Depuys office In New
NolA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

ACADEMY OF MrsIe.-The season OF Italian opera
at this establishment under Mr.. Ullmsns direction,
comes to close this evening" with the third perform
ance of "Don Giovanni "a work produced at great
expense AMI thus far has been eminently successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
Mrcu,x,sy-Mr. Ambruster ieweler, in Even

MECHANISM Mr.. Ambruster, ieweer, in Even
s. has on exhibition complete set OF Miniature FIRE appars
us in gold executed BY John W Bsted consists OF fire
CINE. inch long in perfect working order and FAC smile
Of No T. D. hose.t ssgc, modelled after No 38 OF New
York and model Of Hook aud Ladder No OF New
with ladder hooks aud all complete There are also IRE
au tmpets Sc The smakcr has been employed upon the
work months II ordered by Mr. Geo Pls't OF Me-"
York al he prcc OF 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
CITY ITEMS.

We have no Winter yet. Yesterday was warm
too warm for SNOW, although the sky looked as If a
storm was inevitable.
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cor-Rr CALENDAR-Tsis Day, .

srps.xr CocEr-CIRcUrI.a.Nl.oo 80, a. D. is@''
20 10 80 ~ Crnrr,~SrrciAL TERn.-Nos. 236 ~,
20 Si ss ,sl, sot 30; , ''' &c. 49, ILL., ILL., at ss
49, 3I7. ga ISL p.+ r-Nos TAG on
.,s 20 80 is, 1850 49, 2s5 2ss 81 s g. &c IL rAss
hTs s,r, no. s.aIss DIsrKIcr CoURr.-Nos. IS ~
H., sD,yn,ox Corar-SrEcIAL TERx.-The fopsv'Ag
.. ~ -. S,st IA scSer for hiAl: Eos u q, - "a. -
Ssssaion CorRr-TMAL TxRn.-Hos. ~
n = 3. SIS, a. l. "a IS ~ ~, So, ~. IN IA N -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

THE NEW UNITARIAN CHURCH, BROOkLfN.
To the Editor Of The " Y. Tribune
SIR: You will oblige me by stating the cost OF the
show named church $4,000 including ground and fur
nisue iuseed OF $50 900 stated in today's TRIBUNE
ONE or THE BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Py,oU,r- Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

VIEW OF HARVARD CoLIEGE.-A photographic view
of Harvard College and Old Cambridge. representing
the college grounds and buildings Mount Auburn aud
the surrounding scenery hiss been issued in Boston by
Prang & Mayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

Suspicious CnARAcrER.-Officer Frazer Oh tue
Tenth Precinct yesterday morning arrested 'erhan
named Charles Schmede walking through the streets
in his stocking feet and carrying his boots IN us manu-
Schmede was taken to the Saton-House ana scar
when a number of skeleton keys, piece OF cand'e'
matches two knives, wire and 81 - in change were
found concealed about his person. The tenoN n''
no doubt the preparation Of some bure.N' - e'u'
temptation. He was detained for EXAMINATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

RoBDIsG A Mas AT HIS Owls DooR.-On Monday
night. a. NJ James Ross of No. 339 West Twenty
sixth street was in the act of entering his cwn premises
fellow named Patrick Conroy suddenly rushed upon
and by well-directed blow felled him tothe pave
ment. Conroy then rifed Ross pockets, and store
therefrom quantity of silver and copper CON. nne
the highway robber was so engaged Officer ko"lahi
came up anG arrested the thief. The stolen propeH!
was found in his possession. The accused was taken
before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market fonce
Court and committed to prison for trial in cefalt Oh
5000 bail. Conroy il 1. years of age native Oh
Irelari and has no particular business lie saa lie
knew nothing about the affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

Do ORR AID AND EDUcATIoSAL SOCIETIES NEED
VESIILATISG There is society here useful in liz
Objects that know has paid its agent twenty-five
per cent for collecting funds. Aud another society
now happily extinct, that collected in one year near!
10000 and expended ninety per cent of before any
of reached the end for which it had been created.
Many of the citizens of New-York have already lib
orally aided George Tucker in his efforts TO redeem
from Slavery his two daughters who were sold at an
administrators public sale in Cherokee County, Ala
bama on the 18th inst. An agent was dispatched from
Philadelphia to make arrangements to secure the pur'
chase OF the girls for the benefit Of their father when
object he accomplished. They were soil for Ss,ot'
sum much lower than it was anticipated they would
bring being what are called likely girls" aged 10
and 10 years. sum much larger than this amount
was subscribed but. owing othe many failures whch
occurred in the recent financial crisis, very large
proportion Of the subscriptions could not be collected
so that now the father is compelled once more to OPP
peal 70 the sympsthes of the community to make up
the sum necessary to bring home his daughters, ior
whom he has lsbored and suffered much
To effect this it will require about 800 to make
the balance OF the pure money and meet OIL tne
aeceesaJy expenses. The girs WI remain IN posses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20

sjoa, II an egcr' IN hisbama dnfn l.shc money Is
~ led vi IN they viii bc brought 20 philadelphia
herr their father resides Il i-eSCeedogly desirable
that ,h- b. accomplished possible. that no
uuloirreen Contingency may .ru-traie the plan for
u e,r emancipation and rrudcr Of no avail the con,r.
butious already 80 literally given. Donation, Of any
nuornt will be- received by
Tn Rev Albert Bsbe= ~" 80 S,u'h Eighth tda Rev
Tho. : M.<on No I'll Psssrnpr- " iet-rrs
oi rr.' corner 81 seventh snd Arch Phsdelpis or
d, Voslfnl Jobnson no. - II, street New.lOr
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+ NEW FIRM.

DRs BARTLETT WINCH I'LL, DENTIST, Ia
MarketstFeet, opposite WashiinGto IAN, NAss.
UllfifpImEVR. a.. 49,
Dr. WIneheiI nEeOmPeliedb BY bis rapiay insIeaat
informinR his friends and the
fg-,-d busiuess connection with " . aftiett N D
h nd ifteen exPerienetinthtD-t-
tai profession. ,.-.,,.4
nj Neehaneal Dentistry anniliar viii, asa
-eti All IMPROVEMENTS Of the DentalAr
that beauty durability ana raeueai utility
SbeIr ATtiheiai eeth shailnot be suTpaG1ed
P-rTons Who have deued themselves the pleasure aHd
eufat Of Artificial Tee from the great raa OF
Iurexpersneed during he necessary e1fraf-
tion OF the old teeth and roots, are heU
rss utireIy unlike ChIorofor or Eter, ane ap-irA-
SIC IN most and - az teeth
no extracted EithOutPain- 49, -. ,-.,
AR Information OF adTteG % Aeif pfoiet
sion they viii be pleased tn giVegFata-
Please call and examine speciI1ens OF
~ nIlce open ~ an h1lIrs -rplt
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clnD-Ihe EditOr Of the 4ys's IN, % 81 bH1lssf
sAtuidAy evening last, has 80 al NesSrs. Clemens
~ Pa-asii as Published By ne in yolr 10
- 80 esnfSd IN tha Argua o. IA -
.Stes tkat perIislsnfly Tssssd fro. rs 81
" .btS Il EitorIer ers tait0us q his t.-i -
5,ver refused % So into Fs1lAT ~ fdltls
- ,-S N tie counts md d1TinE ne "a, HrII-
saT once 10 1856. gave ny eolssns - ithdreW his
- .i.o ave rs consent: zfterEards, . --s-,Jt "A
- ~ 10 the most positive tsrnas rsiae tom his
eonventlon unless he had the isls' ~ him 10 the
r.e-1t canvass refused 70 50 int9 O.
Rit,n go, ~. f,et that Hal il1lel M
t75 80 cTrVISS OF IS5 IN his iaVoF, !, iSib 81
appeared by card, puhishea = ~ bieh NJ Clemens
'aS EnthoTifed b. write and helS of 81.
t SsiI-Itrd rad written b. HIN - me a
Betison Appreciates, an - h. ~ pfe5-
- fir, believing BE You'd ngtbf 'e6n-
s,t eSnSass He had . clear tTask, 80 i-t = :
cefned and the party ~ y, - -. i17th instant,
iJ 80 T-oSuiss As aeonvsntions and S,i,i-SI
any iot or - ostraefie Mr.. White and yse.,
.isl M eJ-ilfence By few seli-eonstteS 49,
800 tbsir n and the inteTestE Of Nj bssiI s51z
wheeling, May q, ISIS. ir,s.- d U
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-25

A GRrAr MEDIcINE FoR FENALEs,----H Hundreds
Of s,imulants have been invented and sold' pun,
porting to be specific in the various diseases ana
arrangements to which the delicate form Of Fo-
man render her subject The result of all these
.stimulants has been to impart IHOmeHtaEy qet.0-
itv to the 1errous SYSTEM and false vigor TO the
muscles but this relief has been succeeded by
depression and prOstra4ion greater than before
and the repeated attempts of invalids to build
themselves up by these lss rsuseoiie', have final
l., ,,.I IN estroying what little vital Organiza.
ton was left. But in using '.BGrhGoe's Holland
Bitters,r yov wil find no such disastrous re;
suits. II Is purely vegetable compound pre-.
pared on strictly scientific principles, after the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Unuer
itS Influence. erery nerve and muscle receives
new strength and vigOr, aPPtite and sleep re
turn, and finally, perfect health See advertise
ment in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-25

DErARTuKE OF Rev. WN. II. HURLBrT FOR En-
HOPE "Cubem, "ithe New York correspondent
Of the Boston 7rdVeIer, thus mentions the re-
cent departure Of Mr. Hurlbut for Europe:
Among the passengers by the Arabia last
week was the Rev. w. II. Hurlbut, the founder
of Christian Socialism in America and author of
some of the mOstS beautiful hymns in the Lam
guaee. Mr. Hurlbut will be remembered as the
eloquent young Unitarian preacher in Boston
who represented our country abroad as a dele
gate to the Worlds Peace Convention in Paris
some years since After brief experience in
the pulpit, he began literary life, of which the
brilliant story Of Gan Eden.' and some marked
review and magazine articles are some OF the
fruits. But year or ago he returned from
England, full of enthusiasm for new form Of
religious belief, recently promulgated in Eng
land by Kingsley, Maurice and others, called
Christian Socialism. This faith is only one of
the phases Of liberal EpiscOpacy, retaining the
doctrines Of the Established Church, but aiming
to emplOylthe ecclesiastical machinery to its own
advancement Christian Socialism is under
stood to vary from that Socialism which permits
communism Of property or Of wives. of this
doctrine Mr.. Hurbut was the founder aud the
apostle in this country, but his success has been
too limited To warrant him in returning to his
former vocation in the pulpit a large and
worldly city like New York is not favorable to
the projects of disinterested entusasm, and Mr..
! Hurlbut has gone abroad again, il is said, for
the purpose OF consulting with the leaders OF the
new determination as to the best means Of reviv-
ing an interest in it this side of the Atlantic
'MT. Hurlbut's visit is also said To be connec-
ted with project for publishing volume Of his
hymns and novel, giving his experiences in
propagating the faith in New York society. II
faithfully told it will be highly interesting and
instructive. Few men have enjoyed so varied
a career"
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It'll the highest regard and esteem.
am, sincerely yours,
NJ L STou1
ALBUM OF vIponIA.-we noticed fasornbly


ALBUM or VIRGINIA.-We noticed tayOrnbly
the appearance of the first volume of The Illus,
trati0ns Of the Old Dominion, Autographed
from drawings taken from nature by Mr.. Ed
ward Boyer, a graduate of the Dusseldorf AGA
DENY, who has spent several years in visiting
the most celebrated scenes in this state, and in
preparing and publishing his beautiful sketches.
Mr.. Boyer has now completed the second and
third volumes, and the whole form splendid
series of colcred drawings Of rare beauty and
artistic skill In the prosecution of his labOrs
the artist has not confined himselfto any par
ticular location, but appears to have wandered
among the mountains choosing for the subject
of his pencil those scenes where nature spreads
out her beauties in the most enchanting and
picturesque manner, and on a scale rarely
equaled in extent. Those who have visited the
Mineral Springs in this sta,e will readily recog-
nize the truthfulness OF Mr.. Beyer's beautiful
delineations, and will be glad to see them so nc
curately portrayed. They will bring to mind
many long walk, many clambering excursion
over rocks aud abrupt precipices, and perhaps
recall the "reminiscences of delayed dinners, en-
jOycd with au'appetlte sharpentd by mountain
mir and unusual exercise. We hope SIR BeY-
er's efforts will receive ample encouragement
from our citiIens. i II ~ ~ ~ 81
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New Advertisements.
no ;FIF VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.

Nv usme Is before you = candidate for the Ofs q
sheriff urge no other claim for your g ages man tt
Of good citizenship aud whatever capacity may nave 70
perform the duties % the oniee. :, - -. -
YESTERDAY H1ade the proposition % Messrs. sih
Dorsey person, that ahOud All Withdraw IN IaNu o.
Johu W. Gill, which they both deein 20 accept gsh
II they anything TO compromise n which tey
made no rrpIy- Len remarked 80 NJ Gil vas not &C
eentahle vas willing take any other good man mat
could be agreed upon, that should make the elot
% select such q This proposition vas also deeiine
submit The case easns and voters, believing you
viii cast your for the candidate best qualified 70 per-
oT 52a s,S s''''' Of ui- O- JOHN r. HUBBARD.
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DIED.

On yesterday morning AZ 0'sIosl, JACOB ACK. .sea
O. years. a.,
LAT, residence between Clay and Lindsey streets The
friends Of the family srsiuVtsti to Httsnd.
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zor Rent.

THAT desiFs.3 ,.-,rerfy. Tde dwelling evafs,
i sc Dodafi5ps foF lAIss AMY: ne u:
eoptaiA 800 orchard, a., ar AZ lately eaeiOsi
gefI, s erIIsnffenee For terms aI Ply % 1,r-r,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-25

Tar FILIiBusrEls IN MExIco.-The, Mexican
Bolctin Official, of Monterey, of the 18th and
10Th ult, states that there has been some sort OF
a disagreement between Col, JOekridge and Gen.
Henningsen Both these officers rendered their
services to Vidaurri-but Lockridge's offer was
coupled with such conditions and based on such
intentions, that it was rejected. . e q ~
1t nppears that Lockrdge, wrote last month
from Brownsville to NidAurri, offering him men
and arms IN aid of the Liberal cause, on cohdi-
ton that on the termination Of the war, Mex
lean port should be placed at his disposal, TO be
used rs point T0ppui for operations against
Cuba. He acknowledged his connection with
the Nicaragua expeditions, but said he was de-
ceived, and insisted on his plan Of operations
against Cuba, as a condition ofFendering his aid
10 the LiberalpHrty.
Yidaurri replied, eourteously refusing to nd.
nit foreign troops, on, the ground that he had
no need for them, and that It would not be pro-
per to permit them TO interfere in the affairs IN
Mexico, saying that men without = flag would
inspire distrust, whatever might be their ante
cedents.
LOckridge replied, as has been before stated,
denouneing Henningsen as an agent OF Walker
To this, Vidaurri returned an answer rather
summarily dismissing LOckridge and his Preten-
sions.
The BOletin then goes on to denouuce as an
absurdity the idea entertained IN the United
States, that the people Of Northern Mexico de-
sire 10 establish an independent republic, and
declares that even IL they entertained such a de-
sire, they would thousand times repudiate It
ratner than. seek foreign aid for its eonsuunma.
ton.
Gen. Henningsen, 10 reply to the charges Of
LockTidge, in which he denies that his presence
in Mexico is in any way connected with Walker
or the Mexican difficulties. ~
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NOTICE 10 HOUsEK EEPERs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
FTFJE suserfer taxes rreat pleasure IN informing kI
i fTisndS Puste = thai be = mo- reetEtzE
bIS 'SPPIg0 STOCK or GOODS, which e VERY large
and embraces greatest variety ever odefed IN Tins ely
NJ stock consists, in part, @ eOmps.c asEtSs4i q
Crtan DsEass satin Defines GIiJ O0rnIees, oHrtAiz
Hands and Pins Table and Piano OoVeru together Wth
rTt variety OF articles 70 mention. Thi
Soe has been seletsd reatolre 70 e dHd prize
and think that nov ODER Steefslts that have
not before been offered in this city,
Those Of Goods In the House line, "
please cali al the Ne. HAS, Main 81. al
satisfy thessVes that this the place for Geo sa t2
Goods J. u hAtbOS X
ans no ~ Nam -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-25

Is the investigation OF the burning of the
Ocea1i .Sprqy ut ST Louis, Of the steamboal
captains sworr that they have always carried
turpentine on Mississippi river boats, TO be used
in case Of race.