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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-rRE OPERA

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-TRE OPERA
"A So.e Lessee and Director. B. Uimsn
The public respectfully Informed hs, :he second sn3 ks:
MONDAY Fet. n so..cloci,
Fhst Eight Of the farewell ensssensnt of
CARL FORAES.
sI0NOR TIBERiNI.
Criy rsh: d BeAnis Operaof
= II RI T AMI.
MADAME DE LA GRANGE
CARL poNsfEs,
WHO Ni sppsaI for the @ :ime IN hi' g'. role Of Georgia
On TUESDAY, Feb q S:Y
Price Of dn,ob, 80 cens reterved seats Is cents tHtrA
OPERA MATINEE, ao,~
which occasion viii be presented Rossi eeebrstd opef"
tro~ performing N Psr; with peat @ '.eOe.s ss.u Of
whc has created such marked sensation o. - LIst
ton g: he Academy Of Music.
sIEpENBERO, LABOCETTA, eAssiER' RqxSO, s.e1 :.,,.
Aen''S0n' S0n''''''''''ssipSyy;I;ii1,iiN 'ssipSyy;I;ii1i NOTICE
In eomplsree with expressed wishes ssts msy ~
future advance for Tie OPea hsiinee' ~ an extra
The bar and apptbes;eI win be invariably eosed st the
olfi' "s'ne'" TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The Director bgs that subscriptions VIII De feee'
ed rTRSs 81 M 55i OF a HsBscMPToN TICKET for the frat 1
nights O'Iafsff 'RssfRvf6 sfsf' SEAT EIGHT DOLLARS.
Ev es,5S.I vii TTssT receive 1S wS e%a% opn A.rsrr
~ SRs FSsTsT 5yGHFST DC RSS
SIGss La TRAyiATA nne.s prevented BY circumstances
beyond the '0nhsI sGBschIPTIoN Il sc HTTs TICKETS
v2l exclusively be cold Thursday. Feb ls from TO and
c. sfiy INC No. 7c Broadway and SHELLS No. %
"ai'' SEIns' THE SALE 81 Es OF SEATS FOR puRITANI
will Friday Feb ls precsy q. all the three
-" THE SALE OF oo,s1sI, SEATS FOR THE THE MATINEE
will commence Monday Feb p all the three ckeoces
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

CRYSTAL PALAGE.-Open DAILY from 9 a
~ M. TO 5 ?. Moving Machinery S.atuary &C. Admit
,snee % septF
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Jnsuranee Tompanies.


MARKET FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Nl Office No 81 WsIst.
Al tb. Annual Election beld on the ah insAnt, -
PHILETUS H. HOLT, sIEPhEN LINlN0rON. =
JosEPH p WICKHAM ENOCH KE1CHAN,
siIAs DAVIS WILLIAM A. CUMMINGS
OLIIEK II. SHEPARD, HENRY LYkES nx
henry ROWLAND. BREWSTER vALEAIlNk
ALFRED L. ROWE OEOH0E WhITHELD,
WILLIAM r. MILLER ALBERT HAVENBYEn
Stephen w. GAINES, ISAAC H. SMITH,
ELISHA L. WALTON TEUNIS W. QUICK,
NELSON SHERWOOD, ROBERT y SAGE,
H1NRY q. REEVE, DAVID NJ TURNunc,
DANIEL T. WILLTTs, JOSE T. NAVARRO,
ALBERT L. DE CAMP, ASHER TAYLOR,
JOHN M. BRUCE, Ja, EDWARD BILL,
BENJAMIN II. HOWELL, NATHANIEL w. OHATE8,
Were elected Director Of this Company for the sxss
ene Of the Board Of Directors bsd The lAy U
JAMlS II. HOWELL, ssq, reelecte1 IIss1sef, apl
ASHER TAYLOR, esq, We. reelss,sd We. Ysssasn.
HENRY p. FREEMAN, essssSp
Esw.Yort, February g. lsa.
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RIcHAsps kuesLASp, Auctcne~r.
I OOKING GLASSES, ENGRAVISGS,

- FkAMEs, Ac-seNIpx st Uts ttsriJce 90 nsenthS
81 a,. .yvIovrd notes. -,
RICHARDS KINGsLAND Co viii continue 70 sl every
day l0 O'Clock their saesroom NO lS Shsn o~res M
u al their stock 10 cleared out. without reserve -
Dealers and the TrSds generally VII Go well 70 ee
Cuh and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

SACRIFICE of MOST Splendid

~ HOU SsHoLD FURSITURE,-we s6vi.s all rrsAess
who want bssss to be on hand esy TO-DAY th eREAr
SALE Of H. WILSON Auconeer At the prvsse .easDs No.
80 West l6th Laos viii attend they want b.yans Every
article be sod matter what the sscrifeo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
VALUABLE FARMS, belonging to the Estate Of

Garrett VAN DINE, deceased, At Poois ~ ,ou, a, Tho
Hotel Of VIM. Durlsnd in the Nlsse OF JsGsa, OF fhukS
DAY. Feb. 25, 1858 At O'Clock ?. M. - -
Farm Of i55 scres situate Middle Village, 10 te Town
of Newtown Queens CounA about tive uss nom anls
bnrrh finely located with from, on DO sides q
the Wismsburh Turnpike On the preniss are two DWELL
ny houses Barns and other Olt eoss esf
variety Of Fruits About "a acres OF the Farm Woods1d and
10y acres sble land Of irs, quality IN high aeo hivs-
ton all 10 sood fence and conveniently divided INTO ho'ds s
location and the quality Of the soil render one Of NE s De-
be places on Long And for Country Seats or for hasAs
Gardening II viii be sold ,ose,her or in four sections
the with Martin SuydAp, Middle 'LAss
An excellent Of 4 situate In te esssm csr. %
the Nlsg, Of Jamaica the Hempsesd and JsmSA r.ns,
road On the same is food Dwelling house. BAN, 40 ecu
good well cultivated and the whole Farm Ia tae best ochcn'
map the be seen st the oce of Morris rosoes'
Jamaica.
piece Of ssh Meadow Of I? scres seinue he SSm OF
William s,oothoA deceased a. Jamscs south . . ,,
piece Meadow about acres JAaA;s SCUM, s"eb-
Ing the Farm formerly Of Robert Debeyose de .eSsd ,,
About acres Meadow st the Heed OF TIE Py sdJ'ni1s
Flushing Creek
For further particulars inquire OF
MORRIS foSDICK, esq, yGns.cA or q
DANIEL HENDRlCKSoN. MARTIN l. syrpAM ~.
ecutofs Of Garret Dine deceased OF G. VAN DINE No. Hs
Beck cknisn.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
printing.


AT EVERDELLY.-Wedd edding Cards, Notes,
IN 1r-T celebrated Carts snesdiily orsv-t can oay
b. ia Bvos5~sy OF Dusaet orars received y nal
AT EVERDELL's-silyerN Name ahd Number
IA Pl.tes private Drei CisrTcs- SHIPS kc efssniy
erIssed -nes sess with Presss Broadway corDusLes -
CARDS for the HOLIDAYS, % per cent cheaper
~ och p.ce. Wedding Ceres af Note Pagers
V.;.-s A1a r0:es-tcaA Carts kc KELLss, ~ frs0ns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
Ghanrcs for Business hlen.

4 PARTNER WANTED. with. $1,000, to
n or party with equs amount Of cash. TO e'tsiA tas
rsuulaeuIing staple Uce of tse c1ns-ulPlsH a.
80 So Ory priocipaf II honorable standing need s.py
= Box 70 g. 76G New York fs.:Orce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
tcsI dro fouuo.

SRACELtI LosI.-Lost. on tue lOtb in,i
ID - rs.st ss6i forls. 4. ia - - - tusI,
-, - -st.. :, h-sv er Ir sr.,4.t, :. !, a...
: ,i rpi.,.' sGoiteea', .r.o.s vito .css - s''A S''A
o Cd Tae ss>7'- - Aseray r,~sses< B, l..,ia,
N gl W = ~ a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

"A DROP IN THERE.
Have you been t. MAClS fof COLLARS
Have you betu 20 MAC1'S for LACGS.
Have sou beca 20 MACY'S for RtBBON5
Have you been % MACYS for HOSIERY
Have sou been to DbCIS for fLOWtRS.
Have yOu been o. mGCi'S for TRIMMINGS
Haze you been 20 MACY fyr snyt iGg you want IL
EmbIorf Tes-Hibbons, Handkerchief HousekeePipz -.
lie la them L. hit. H.. II MACY,
Nos 20i aud 2nj 6th.av
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

I1U cotG 1S5s % rINF 4 rrsLie iHshI skLf5l Aoa
Tui hsDAf tie iSth sy 4 Jasl.-y. 1879 :. oc!ock
vii = sod T. TIE town u Bc,fol Centre C1gEy, Pa about
llee " y.l-sb- Goal AMI Pc Timber Laads a;e IN
Centre srd Csri,d CouJ..--. "a Al lyn4 IN one body,
within .Eros rs o; Cal Mines. the t@f-
Lrs Of he BL-font asd Sa0 Shoe RAILROAD. ~hicA Is now
tcls constrrctec. Lying IL tie ia q: tae ~ -
region Of tie brl-ch ol ScllfA1. Rts.r tnss
y pfy !. se. worthy te Attention ci csp,sst- lite s
a. ssion a. 30 OF IL u cay A,. isa foE pzs,ec
sis. address X. III. LUS,f. Irus<e, Lane cs--ef, Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
go Wbom it mon Goneern.
Boar0 ano Rooms.

A SMALL FAMILY occupying first class
IN house ia the immediate vicinity o: Clon square, and
having for tue FRONT 2ARLOR vii LET the sane,
furnished gentleman sraL Breakfast will be
syeR desired. addT SEED j. j., box No. l23
Union square Post 0ce will Immediate attention.
DOARDING-No. IL University place.-Two
- large. furnished Rooms :hs l sad toe % lJO..
Dinner At O'Clock.
ROARD WANTED in JERSEY CTrf-EOr a
ID prosioDsl Gcner wife aud chd within four
SQUARE, Of the Pos,Ofce. front wtl bedroom at
tas. Terms BE- Iloderse. II ,senccs exchanged Al
drsss Box NO @52 Jersey si.y Pol.'OHce.
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for the 6olioans.

for the 6olioans.
CHRlsTMAs AND NEW-IEARo' Gil Io'
~ sPLENDID EAHIBIIIOr
HENRY MAJ L R D's
CONFECTIONERY.
Nm r.reetf r7 'nf rms q, cutoui,rs SUI ,eFN' h,'
be viii oSes In h. establishment.
No. eH BROADWAY.
WEDNESDAY. December - iss,
his sIn9ai exhibition o. Chii.tu sud Se~fsar'
PRESENTS.
FWcr BoNI. F>cT sashiI'
Rtrups,Nr,vn R.vrs CoRErfiLEs PryTsXr,ss,
yttytr bovs. PoApsOoua BssEsTs,
JEwEiKy BoAEs, FiAiLk, ht'fiNtt'
s.7-x Poxrs CoRsrrLEs Moiss0NsErRs,
Boxvs NoyE, Az saElI an PEAEL B,sgEr',
RIcm C,Rvgp O.K Boxr,, With 6ne sTEFi orasfiea,''
FAScy BOsB0siLkEs, PothEs ~ fAfAsi,'
Ges-rJ d..irtiru, "i'l ln' ES"EA'NS''
CORSErs COPIES
ANp.LARGF ,ss0KTsENr ~
FANCY TOYS AND ORNAMENTS
CHRISTMAS TREES
Tt.s.Dt,neut tie tnc.t tat ever ss' exhibited n NJ
York b.. b.n s-!.d VITA sres care y M H. u, n t1s
MANUFACTURES or PARIS tae Iuvs ceieb,.si IA gl.E.
GASCE AND BON GOUT
TIE e1tiso1dua1y y.e,y Of , ed PnoS 1. nants'd 20
init e,ery t.e a5 every pur,e from the mosi t;!s
SOUVENIR - the Lsl3,0ne= FANCY BOZ, e'eEJ s--c.,
beais The CHACHRT OF GOODTisTf.
All .te s,ortneat il b. si u RETAIL ;. WHOLESALE
PRICES.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
ARE NOW OPENING AT THEIR wARE ROOMS,
Nos SO AID Sc cHAMBEEs-sr.,
800 case. WARREN MADDER PRINTS.
as Csc. NEW STYLE AMERICAN DELAINES
80 csss BAY STATE AND WATERLOO
LONG AND SQUARE SIiAWLS.
b. oa.es ALL WOOL LONG SHAWL6, YIRS1 QUALIRT
AND LARGE SIZE
AT REDUCTION or OVER ~ PER CENT.
They liberty 10 state tae maze, but tbs trade VIII
find tnem
RIETEEN PER CEE7 CHEAPER THAN ANY SHAWL IN
TIE MARKET.
IS cases POLL DE CHEvgRs AND CROss-OyER1
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Also, A LARGE LINE CLINTON AND LANCASTER
GINGRAMs
Tie seoyenenoned Goods have been 21raased In arfs
lines 81 sIest reduction
TO CLOSE TBE FALL STOCK,
Ard they ask he psrsr attention Of 5s Trat. 10 hese
Goods.
n B.-A fLl lie of az mstssD.
WOOL BLANKETS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

ii o l. d A I 4 A L.
j. Il. JAFFRAY & SONS
will exhibit 81 their Eev Warehouse,
No. $50 BROADWAY,
TUESDAY MORNING, DEcEtBER
f o the following goods. Of which VII bs oierea
a. very great reduction on forrles prizes;
JOBS or JACovET AND BOOK COLLARS
JOBS or JACONHT AED BOOK SETS.
PARIS EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SETS.
MALTESE LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
HONITOE LACE COLLARS AND SETS.
POINT DE- BRUXELLEs COLLARS AND SETS
RIAL BLACK LACE Wills
PusHER BLACK LACE Wells.
LACE eOIFFUREs, CROWNS AND CAPLa
RIAL yALENC1ENERS LACES.
REAL BLACK THREAD LACE9
JACONET AND sW I5S TRIMMINGS.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANUKE2CEiEFs
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
SILK HANDKERCHiEF5.
WHITE GOODS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
fine ARTS.
Amusemcnts.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N GRAND GALA FESTIVAL
L. sid Of tho Fund Of the
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION. .
TUESDAY, rIo.S! psse%hSr !1,y e. n. ,.,.,..,,,
the ladies Of The Executive Comntr- feel yele,,
,ion in snnoasehs = Ae pubic ina the ~. aAa
haze EN- 10 eriase saa very -, p'5Ersuas
pioulent members Of heir respective companes.
cGugushed t5ea.Ica nd opea.ic cesbies, low in New
pious cause, with the uncondonA iendsr D.. tsr va.AD
sr' An,eus to aSi ineruselsts % :he e't t,en. Of
suci, sIaed T'ouces tie lsde. % the Executive CON-
comb;pton Of srgsoeS. which y m rspder he noant Ver
uon Fcs.iyal . epoch in popular enic rtanm. It..
While fna. fr the sp-udd -crri.rorscn
snnoScs la osias Iaii tlat ie ''lO
viii continue for THREE GAYS .@s "a YIN eea..,
l-pRAMATIG ATD "a MgsicaL ENrEarAiNiiEir.
"a "a s@1SPl moSsPLa q tc6SezRf SsSHf 1ALl-
On SATURDAY, Dec. ls.
MOUNT JgRNoN FESTIVAL,
MORNING AND Ehi Eai 3 SING t:CsIA IEASrERrAusiENr.
In hleh most Of the DISTINGUISHED snd Gia.ss ~,
Of in the 'y , w sSpeAr So" e'e 'e' Of "s d''
On TUESDAY. Dec. q.
MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL,
GRAND FILL PRESS BALL,
ua'n scale Of Sss Msaso siaSY Ga ' o'e
Conductor Of The ConI Ball Of France aoe Director II -,
MAM'l0lh ORCHESTRA
ONE HUNDRED PEGFoRMSns.
end h oet bptod 800 iiaSess, VIII maze is lst; As Ar
in America IS C,1d !ctpr q a BAL.
On WEDNESDAY,, Dec. -
MoU.rT vExNoS FESTIVAL,
aoHsTER CONCERH
uH''' '''' '-''' CARR BERGMAN.
Conductor az the ItiInaTr1.NiC Cou..Its lsi
MONS. MCSARD.
wssD se 'pndid aal c,s'.ops ~ NJ ~ .s , Iita.nsi
SCALE Oh fRICfo:
J. chet, eu.ny The ho!4er 10 adussica 10 tie h- D-a,sc
Fnvsinnst and Concert or the dree dsJs ioS ose per.
- w
Single k., 20 the D
Ticket the ITsale EntersiLeu: only daJ and even
An, IN orGer al Glasses sae community may "a 20 an
opyanpitY Of oo.tiitlDg tcer ite 20 ts at ol nl.oua
determined - tllcc the Yrce OF ains-
tt he Monster ie Io n, o.....Sl Co. -
MEASUREMENTS FOR TIE StiE OF TICKETS.
The sale tickets TOT the tett.s! =" III commence on
MONDAY NEXT Dee. ~,
and nav be ob,siled 4. :ne fo.loeIls places.
p-lcGI. She EuaE \ Co.'S y lls.o", Lai'cr Z ~.
Roysl Pielps',, Owyune Day's,
0sire of lie Mountyt Tpcl Festival Cooper ir.l.e,
G. bnusipgs ". Hall sons
A. r. sCwGft & Co.'S, 1c,-lhs ba1aar,
Brooks / BEcther's, il1any Go
Shells, Al.al4 L--lJ ricf pcafef -
ana At the following mincipa ho.el,
FUte House Eetr p5ilsn, 81 y ho.as. Aoi, Presc0t
Clarendon Denis Un!on Pace, Ho6agi l. DelnoEico' ;,
International. -, -,
n Is appertsairs 70 tire Festi'el VII oe transacted
!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

T,HE OLIVE FEVER and AGUE PILLS arc
x,r,r,,s "a ours the ths: exist In isv
aAyA WSoesae Depot, No d CoaI.isnd's'.. a2 stSrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11
yTHE TRTBUNE ALMANAC for lS59.-Ih

YI,IIE TRIBUNE ALNANhC Tor IoJ3.-i ms
o,.,,I A,nua. viii 10 is,ued stout Christmas, and vii
ocutsin
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS for tie year 1859.
0oyERNMEhI Oh IHK UNITED sTArES-Exocudrs
and Judicial
ALIsTc or IHZ AEMsfRs OF TIE UNITED 81 ATES
SENATE, pohticasy ca.,.6ed.
LIST or THE MEMBERS or TIE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,, poihio 'liy Classified.
AsgBfcH or THE TtCUBLss IN UTAH.
ABSTRACT Or TBE LAWS PASSED AT THE LAST
sYsgION or CONGRESS-
GOVERNMENT OF yUEOPK-RCLING soyEREIGNs'
SC.
now THEY ELECT BOGUS U. 8 SENATORS ~ IN
DIANA
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES
HOLDING aEo1sAL HLECTIONs IN 1853 carefully CO n.
piled aid cef with former items, expressly fox THE
TEIspkx ALMANAC.
LIST OF STATES CAPITALS. GOVERNORS TINES
OF LEGISLATIVE MEETtNGs. HOLDING or ELEC-
TOSs Sc. With matter q general aid permanent in
Price (ro,ssc prersd, s-se c,pies 10 ceus', American
coin Twelve copies, = l'ocolies, So.
If seu, by fxrress, 81 per io1 Is copies FOR sl.
OrSsr. istied sh the cash. respectfully solicited. Ad
dies. HORACE GREELEY Co..
Tribune Baidings EcwYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

VMAI. ESTATE OFfICE. No. 3sJ ith-aV, near
IL -5hs,-Persors bsyas H4g,es fsnns Los- or o:her
rea esas 70 eel Or who nay ee ~ A8eal 10
let house, ,oaect rat, a.t"d u fsPaus houses arr
soEsited the M the ~ sLs The us..
.Atory reerenees h. fsrcisa s sty-ftser being
% INA Wi, sneNg lL-sb.elt oI tas e.E WIZ alNAON,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-11

NO man can expect ~ Il" business without has'ns
- CAkpS CIRCULARS &c. prai.d ,l4 d .ts-tteL
NiCHOiSHS N % Ni's- 81 tNk cfT.r na8y .1ss tn.
hard, r.s' sd ft'sr~s. frufia< ia N-S FoTN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23
Domestic Difficulty. The, other day. at Sun.

Doaestie Difficulty The, other day. at Sun.
fish. below this city, a little incident occurred
which is causing great deal of Talk among the
quiet citizens of the village. a man by the
name of Shin, who lives near the village, went
fishing the other day, in company with5seyeral
of his neighbors. After awhile, one of the
party left, ayOwlng that the presence of Shin
caused him bad luck. The dissatisfied party
was observed to go towards Sims house. Shin
followed him at distance, and saw him enter
the house. Entertaining suspicious of the f.
deity of his wife. who was alone at the. time
Shin took roundabout road, and coming upon
his dwelling unseen, discovered his better half
and the unlucky fisherman in an equivocal, or
rather uncquivocal position. Blind with rage,
he knocked the door open. and ldhaye muir
dered the man on the spot but for his aeetness
of foot. With kick and blow he drove his
vile away from the house, with the encourage
ing remark that if he ever saw her again he
would wipe herout Of existence. The guilty
parties have since had rather difficult time
concealing themselves from the wronged and
enraged husband.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23
Gsreatz n dhe1Ion 4 S C,o,I,i z, 5

OF kinds an,S
coloFs OF French Meriuos, of them 81 %
toE 1905 60c Broche shaWiS
henee and Gong RlaF Us great
and styety rspsed and Black
some as cheAlaS 6ic5 worth 36c; all wool
De Lsiness 6Nc for 81 Efft Cloths
s9Et1l Ter 25o al eoors; and White
eo1S az nearly opes9lf have La
Hoop nstonishInS los rates;
stennsls q every description, among which VIII be found
n9s % snFtnk some extra heavy aud earin
ESTto DRY GooDsIn the city. Receiving goods daily
madahe and Imported, thereby keep
lnS up = nli at all and prices that
WI satlsy the most CASH oELF Cash
are particularly invited early call
lore Street Csatre
NheelinE. i0etI6l L0aM REEhiER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

CISGIENA an, Oct. 22.Unired States Circuit
Court, Judge Mclean, presiding, cases of Stur-
Leayitt delivered as his opinion, that the df.
rectors of the Hillsborough Cincinnati railway,
hadEno power under tho charterSto issue stock
at price below PM. value andthat the stockhold-
era re:selling} stock thussissued, thoughthe sale
is valid is yet liable to the purchaser for any
depletion the stock of such company might
suffer inconsequence of such fraudulent issue
by the directors A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23

Ciarzes Price and his lfistress.-W We noticed
several days ago, the arrest of Charles Price
and his wife OF mistress in Welsburgh, charged
with manufacturing and circulating bogus coin.
They have both been sent on for trial at,the
March term of Judge Thompson's court At
the outset of the examination, the o. S.
Marshall, and Deputy Sangston ofthis city, be.
ing present, ready to take charge of the prison
ers, there arose some discussion concerning ju-
risdiction, as to whether it came under the
province of the State or Federal officers, but the
matter terminated as indicated above. The
principal witness, says the Herald, was Mrs.
Bowman Her husband has been for some time
absent IN California and in July last she had q
child 10 Price, having been seduced from her al
legiance to her husband as she asserts, by a
promise of marriage by Price. Price refused to
fulfil his promise, and in return, she made in
formation against him for counterfeiting. Her
evidence vent to show. exclusively that both.
Price and his ostersible wife had been expert
menting; but although material and apparatus
for the manufacture were found on the premises
and notwithstanding their affirmative represen.
tatiOn to her, it was not clearly proven that
they had either manufactured or passed any of
the bogus coin. z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Anothsr Lstter.-The Captain of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows: e 4 ss5,,.
DR. A. s. ToDD.-Dear Sir II have for
number of years, used in my family, your Anti
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru-
ly valuable. use but little other medicine in
my family. find them safe, easy in their ope-
ration and they cleanse the stomach.and bowies,
kno Sledge Of
i have also used them. for many years on nv
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. / have
found them to suit the bilious Diseases of the
South, better than any other medicine 1 have
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
$ Oct. 10, 1858. JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
y. Il. Logan & Co., General Agents.
SEE advertisement ofDr. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column. n
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Potntoes.-Did anybody ever see. an Irishman
that wouldn't eat potatoes? (they cat 'em skins
and all over there1 Did anybody ever see any
body that didn't like potatoes Nary body
Irish potatoes are the staffoflife. Bad potatoes
are the meanest vegetable grown; while good
ones are the best. Mr.. 1. NJ. Humphrey, Main
Street, has just received large quantity of this
latter kind. They are Lake Shore potatoes,
Neshanuocks, great mellow, palatable fellows,
and have heaps of econiums passed upon their
blind eyes and thin skins by those who have
used them. Mr.. p has quite large stock on.
hand, to which he invites the attention of those
who may wish to supply themselves for the.
winter with a really excellent article, upon
terms more favorable than can be obtained as
the season advances. Go, ye lovers of this
esculentand substantial vegetable, and supply
yourselves while an opportunity remains.
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Wheeling Purc1qsing Prices for Grafu.a-
Wheat goal, 10. Corn 66a6o. Corn Meal SO.
Oats 40. Barley 70aT5. Rye 66aTo. Rye Flour
$500. Potatoes T5- to LOO. 50 a.
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ST.. LoU1s, Oct. %. The Salt Lake. rnoil with
dates to the 26th Sept, reached st. Joseph on
the 18th; Sixty trains passed. Fort BFidger up
to the 22d; twenty were met on Sweet Water.
and 8lmore at north crossing of Platte. Snow
was encountered East of Laramie. Two COM
panies ofacayalry, returning via. Pixies Peak,
were passed on Big Blue. Judge Eckelsiwas met
on Big Sandy, and Col. Wilson of. bluff, pro-.
crossing finely. Indians were numerous but
Peaeeable. It was thong that several trains.
would be- oyertakentby snow in the MOUNTAINS
Much suffering was anticipated. Business very
brisk. Trains constantly arriving from galifor-
min with goods and provisions. Good feeling
existed between the Mormons and GentiIes 1.-The
former speak in high terms of Gov. Cumming.
Gen. j ohnston's COMMAND consists of seven or
eight thousand men, troops and employees, all
of whom are consolidated One grand encamp-
ment would remain together during the winter;
also about four thousand at Fort Bridger, under
Cpl; Cambry. Col: Morrison, 9TH Infantry,
arrived at Camp Floyd
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dgF1cH, ooRNERwITF eANpMoNRoF STREETS.
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s. D1NylLtE Oct 33.-The CLARK and Twig1gsss1
tragedy was to; day brought to q conclusion u
the. xssution Of Mrs, Teiggs, for having taken:
.partin the murder of her husband and Mrs.
CLARK: Tie condemned woman passed last
night rather comfortably, sleeping with her chill
dfen in her arms. She bade farewell to her
brother and children this morning, and after de.
Voional exercises in her room, was taken to the
scaffold at quarter past 10 o'clock, leaning on.
the arm of one of her spiritual advisers A
chapter having been read and an impressive
prayer offeredupio the scafold, Mrs Twiggs
spoke for six or eight minutes, protesting her
innocence, declaring her readiness to die and
her trust in q just Judge only regrettingS to.
leave behind d her her two orphanc children. She
the scene made more impressive BY her groans
and sobs. Even after the cap was drawn over
her face she appealed to iGodin the most earnest
manner and asserted her innocence. Atten
o'clock and 30 minutes the drop fell and after
struggling fora few minutes the Yretched no:
man hung lifeless. 4s15s ea8