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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12
BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINIMhET

This ncomprehensIblr Lnim, Mt, upon Which tie gTrA
pAnEs Kheumatism Neuralgia Gout, Erysip,Ias,
Cancer scroiniA sraiuo uises Iiurus Beads anu all
arations Tne pr"etors give for the ehcouraEentrt OF
IncAtes from the parties the possession OF
The propr'tors, but their length pTecludS publication Of
one bottle TrInmphnBI.
Mira. MONT, No. 5I5 Morgan Street, ~. Louis having
suffered for Lree years Nith determination, ti,u
preparations IOu ELECT by fitl
,OII OF PnrRaIory.
Henry Davis, Mound street. Louis who says he
months, cured by three four applications OF the
'' FTiy Ihs I.IIIIe children.
little daushter OF Mrs. Lee, residing Lake street.
boiling water. Aretir inT cut as SpPliya accord
ing 70 ne drseons arc the are was staty extracted
nGEIOrri ia Efe.saiS.
MIRA George ryirT Canal -trrt, y. ~ had long Euf-
ferrd Crou plin turing eruption Un Ilr face,
an BY Tie Of bottle Liniu, and
F'''''' - "s' = "a Iios IsI; T"mor.
hSfsbs umo S The nsek' Seh ali TrmeaSs
Hntl lie tried the sre'" L'niuvnt 1Lree bOtsA cured
$50 " W'ondcrrnI CuIo!
Mrs Bedford Mobile confined oher couch for three
failure OF all other ryedies cured by the Arctic Li
An sZsle.1on. 49, o.,, ,s.-
seaide BY explosion @ steam Boiler
me to Try Br.gss arctic LinineLl IIe
the pain gone from the bruises. In weeks Vas
rhe MIind seSs '@'A'0" '''s'''
MLU5TLE CRY lava, Nv. FIJI, 1881.
DA A. @. BRAOO-Ds.' 81; FOR nor, than tiise Jears
had been ainc cd with inlainyd ia aggravated
70 crei; induced by DR.. naum the Arctic
Laimen and in tw" months nrerly weiI. Ny lttIr
daughter afflicted ia the manI,I the zane
time and during portion OF the time entirely blind
n one eye. applied your valuable LiRmt II aud her
bitt.bote, cured daughter end Drsi,s
curing ThvuTnAIisn ia back Would he
yUuTihYHlusIle rsnsd! in mS house. lUuIstTuly,
WEBSTER CRY, iowa, nov Sih' Isl
Thereby certify that / we'll acquainted with lillian
Russell, With astounding cuirs h, n,btivLt ana
IL WGpsw"Rrii,P ?. 81, Webster City.
GOOD for AnilnOIs.
This Invaluable Is aIsV equally eicaiIcuF
eeftihcstr: Mgssrs ga ArnGt, and Lynch, GrnoI Coz
keep te stables tbs wrEt gen.
orally known throuELoutthe LniIe"st-tst
we the having used Dr IrHrg. Arcri, Iin
for of h., ehCeTulIy ttEtiIy
We satisfied Arctic being the Liniurii made
would other We keep aud hsy, kept y
number Of years, extensive livery tAtIys s city aud
qurnty about horse their
great, and unhesatngy that the Arctic Lin
We cordially recommends SilSeTS stable Errpcrs
otheTs having the care OF hors,s
LYNGiI, ARSUT co.,
Chestnut street.
Many DrugFistShaving old Linmehts On land will
Fuse purchase them Ask for "BHAGGs ARCTIC LIN
lMENr," ana take 10 other.
The propretOrs Ia furnish each purchaser OF dol
lar bottle with free Subscription to tt u Journal.
AcrrtihcIte, entBR the holder the hsnrI Of Ihis pop
S; g srSS e e sTfs s en bot.
81 The cen bnttlcs 30
?, cent more Imminent proportion
are the cheapest. For sal, by BRACE & BURROHEs,
SOicPrOprietors ~. Louis. Mo-
An agent wanted in every town aud villa APpiea-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

The Retdimg and Singing Lust Night.-A
very respectable audience attended the first en-.
tertainrneut last night of Madame Cccile Rush
and Miss Agnes Sutherland. Madame Rush
rend many passages from different poets in /"
fauItlcss manner, commanding an interest in her
auditory which is rarely attained. Besides he
Ing u beautiful weman, aud reader of rare
merit, she possesses voice OF much sweetness
and melody, and rendered several little pieces
last evening in style which called forth much
admiration and judicions, well timed applause.
Miss Agnes Sutherland, sang some simple
ballads beautifully, demonstrating to the audi
euce that she well deserves the title of the Scot,
fish Nightingale. The programme for this even
ing, is an attractive one-diff.rent in all res
poets to the one prepared last evening, and We
much mistake if the house is not crowded
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I. O. o. f.

T.HE members Panoia IcdEr No. 50. hereby nstl.
hed To their iiSIl Wednesday morning, 3
el,cF NJ attend the funeral 81 tAe!r late brother,
LaFry Is. SpLAIa. b order cf the q
W. BLANCHARD, Jr., 81. y.
The members Abrams EncGmpnent No. !, William
e NO s. together ~iIt tie menbcrs OF YiTFHiu- Lndg
No g. Frank Lodge No. IL, William Tell No ~, and
hgcaS Lodge No. 70, respectfully nvt ed to meet
PAnolE Lodge In paying the last tribute OF rrspeet to
~ ,rS Sfs'-''" "'O''''' - w. w. BLANCHARD, Jr.
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ROH SmEREFP.

RELLoE CTIIESs AT ike carntsfsolIc:iat!on
Der ia. ds, Esaiu o5sr 'Gy SET candid for
ofc Of Sheriff Tor ohio cs.r elected
70 discharge thV eu'iss Of ta= seS Nth iml AtIiay-
ifsL5 A. BEDILLIOS.
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EOIt AHEKIEE

Frs. piiaI Nis the EiSh Of
rSTous friend, .ssE myslI eEntidAts for SLsTa
UktO II si-ct shall perform he duties
the once seeSsdng u Ihs best Of my EItitvs
E1hzo 1OHN W Gull
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COMMIA>ION EIs Of al ~ NUE.

MUs-Rs. ErTTgEs:-Fl.s+t AtnOutCr ny rHz-C card
ste Tor Commissioner tbs ErSrnus f1rthv City pisrTe
At the sEs-iig May e.eeI!Un. JOSHUA LCkkSS.
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Trust sale

uSt odkO
- vFfus Of Deed Of e1eeutsd ~ Wun- u.
ID Ruassi Wm L. Nc Ates and others. dated Juiy
81 aud Of record in The CrTts 0fes q Ohio county,
Deed Book 50 page S96 &C. uilI ell public Query
front der Of ts CoITI Hsu-s Of c7gzty
daV the 1u.h day q April 49, Eve Lots
original plat Of Norh Wheeling, - -, a. 9 and - JenE
thu WCsteTu div sion Of the Square bn- ODD. Main
McIure aud Wet ~hieh situated ulsS
Wisd9g Glas- WORKS.
Terms day OF sale Possession given On
the 1851 day Ct Jaly, isjs- 7. q. MeAtEE,
N-rosZPoEED TO I4Z0 n EAY
St( KEGS saOU White &c, Tsesivg4 Add IsIE .
III AYZ3 = HuSDgNREHfitF.
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HAVE r-o.iy-d ssriss ss.l IA stocE Of
i CLOTHS, CASSINERES AND TESTL!fljS. % ths
dsairAbie ~ anu bysi fshfez
prfcss, and uhCh an prepared Up the it-sG
aid fankicuHfa sLgies AID al
Ehie' Ho=i eal il- srtsa q ea,te-asrs aEa The
Plsii- 30 EesEra- 20. Arg= atgss e H-aiy Macy
cStnE alSays % L.Gd ~ V'T1 Prf..E Cat
/ 49, Ia q Wssss Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

Late Pdpers.--we are indebted to Mr.. Geo.
Darymple, of Adams & Co.'S Express, for late
Eastern papers in advance Of the delivery of tI,e
mail.
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MAY ELECTION.
Citizens Candidate for Sheriff

lido aer,by auaounes uyszir n = the fce
% SsTtd 81 OtO coauiy, Az vvuti Stuiy 49,
llioS-SitE-rs :or saE tlat Il tltet
wit iF4rtl, liF disehaTss tas cut q q 81. "ilcr
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For StIEI,IrI.

AkssRs FpTToEs:-l viil rIgasr the
N l. DORSEY, eEnG-astS fcE slrrtl Of Chic
a. tue snsaing Nay Election, aad OLl!s=
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AEssRs. EEIIORs;-P,Tnit through ycur columns
announce myself CsTErS's CAsfiuLTE eiectit
The otice Vf Sh-Ta 0tiu eeHniS, the ensuing spain
Election. ttvbII ISAAC COTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

FOR SHERIFF..

MessRs EDIToHs :-Pirl,t sHn"us =. ne = csielcat
for reslectioa SAr sL-Tu OLtO T. utty .
;hs 5prns EieetiOn. tiehil SAINT LAWS
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CommIl.Ionrr OF lxrvrpae.

q MsssKs HrltOAs:-Pi, unngrure I. NJ FEABEEToS
EsS, Ctr as CGnuitz;v Gcru.isslOyF VI kSy
IN tir C~EHtry p,si-ict abd Ssu!srE Avs
pvEsguai IL .snds and Tx VOTERS
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ROH AMERIER.

NESsHs EDTrozS-Plez-. armour as candidate 70
the office srTiu OF ono eOuuf, ensuing SpTiu
Eeetnn lirl.ii ANDRLW MnI1E.
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SIIERIEsr AI.TY

EDs- isIELLsEAcEA:N a. Jhr privilege Of anneuneiu
our we'll kuuWt4 sLd pCprizT .euu cttErn- AEhlEALl
WARREN, 4idsI- tle SheTidHty, tLr tHsu
~ spEIas Elrctiou. lstiIl ClTIZENS-
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MEssRs. EDSTpks:-PItase AHHOGLSS Northy either
VA. J. uOCsEEN, ndePeHdrnt Candidate GoI
feG6 TiiE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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I,lR SHERIFE.

MEsSsS ;-piease announce the Candidate "a
lie elye-sd sheriff NJ Ohio eoulty ~ The MAY r
t!oa- IigL2l JOINS u. HCBRAHD-
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CnuNTN EnItRr

MEssEs EBIIvas. Pirss, =tiuIb,s ne = eandidSt
Tor Reelection Clerk Jhr Coauty COuTt Of this c~ut
At tie ensuing Mas Eertitn- Gi6i JSc. MeCOLLOCu.
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Nnfica.

THE members Ohio Lod No. lOl ard IL soJournerI
In good standing, are Invited to unite HtH Wheeling
dye No. 1875, ATTENDING tr fame raj OF deceased
brother, L. q. AI'La!n, a. 9 n'eogb 4 n to-day
uyl9 T. A. BkEATLISGER, ". 81.
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COMMERCIAL CONvENTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May I0.-The Southern
Convention met at noon to-day. and was called
10 order by VIM. D. Yancey. and temporarily
organized by the election of Allen r. Owen, Of
Gcorgiu, Chairman. Over three hundred dele
gates are in attendagce, representing Alabama
and South Carolina.
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NOW is TIE TIME
TO GET YOUR LIKENESsES,

PARTRIDGE, in consideration of the hard times viii for
few weeks put pictures at reduced prices For proof
please cali ami examine yourself lie has many styles
Of line from 81 20 leo per cent heoR the price
bee. 70, 81.
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AMBROTYPR9

WuTCEs CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
AMBROrYPES WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
AMBRorYPEa GIVING TIE NATURAL COLOR
Pictures on Paper, Sheet-IrOM, Patent LEATHER, dc
Taken in any weather and warranted equu theity
AT THE CITY GALLERY on ART,
80, Monroe street.
su2c-ly C. 4. GRIFFIN, Artist
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

len made information before AID. Dulty, OH
Sunday, charging one james Clark with steal
ing from him ten doll =. Officer Iauy ha,
since been on the lookout for the thief and yes
terday morning caught him ns'he was about To
leave on the steamer Chevoit for Pittsburgh. =
He was conveyed 10 tie Aldcrnan's Office, and
after an examination, was committed to Jail
for further hearing before the County Court
The robbery is alIrdgcd to have been committed
at the Union House. NJ, Mullen aud Clark, it
appears, came here together from Philadelphia,
aud previous to til, affair we're fast friends
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4 Great ycar .tor snakes-A friend from
the country informed us yesterday tint he had
seen more young snakes this spring than ever
before lie says that the little creek upon
which he resides is swarned with them On
Saturday last our informant killed, in the space
of one honr twenty. cigh: Of the young reptiles
The crop is said to be unusually large, esi 9 i
ally of water aud common black snakes. Can
it be that his Satanic Majesty, in view Of the
great religious awakening, is increasing his for
Ces? The matter is Mt least worthy of remark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

CINCINNATI MARKET.
Mar l1.--Fionr unchanged. Provisions IN
settled; 7Ic offered for bulk sides; prices con.
Time unirInal
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THE GREAT BEAUTiF!ER,
so Long USscccESSTULLT SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAS ST!
J.nE 1T RESTORES PEEAiANENrLY oRtx HAIR 10
removes liIaaIru, it.ths 81. I'll ssrs,Ss seli Assa
AMI VIA s,srs-rv it 20 auy ls=irsbIs sry owe
lfoy E~se 81 to,s'ss - MA ne see.. esF, al
fsllsEinE:
Isver. y. ~, Tes Ga. 1857.
PROP d. }. WOOD CO --tistis Within - dE.
WoeS lisif EsstSrsIss tisrso a. - sew So IIlsa to
seed 70 Ios,o5 I9ra suaits te desyn yss isEraid.d
Ersry gotts hrs cod 4, faes TrUfacsG fhsss
= IL rse..ss from q. oss ssssts.iisi ana Shy en-,
szns = Ger yiSnit! Isy ssHsiHes ~ tat IL = AoST
SEND . = .saa ~ = oas v,.e. ~ ..ssi oaa
-'''' " '''' "a Isisasej B1NiiI LSTiGE = Co.
Hickory Grove. $, C7orTe- &C. Ne. xo.. -. rsss.
PROF. a. J. W0OD-nsar SIR: s0u.s fiale lasi
&c v-ets wonderful, ~ Il d1yy SE
49, afflicted, 70 Trisua
covered Nih sores, ard Ell, d e Ss7d assd- m
barr almost yntirs- etuat a n eous gur' &C. 'sss
ra;iFs, cid uih HtI- teI Lst tc
vIir,Is uss- ana luS1isit rIoyl
Of hair soon staTIId oEt, ARD TIA hog
Iny Othrr chi can t,rr'or-. ana d kJ,b, tee -
nsrld "u~ Restorative a. sTsst Hsiy ran d;-'si
SARAH a HIuGINbU. EAH.
GzfGiasr, Maine, June p. isas-
PEoF O. J. WCOn-DrEr S.r= have rssd tro bctfi-s
Of Professor wanl,s IIair EssiorariJs, AID ~
reatrst discovery Of tie for TestcF.t- sEd
changing the lair. Before ustr= ~.
~ NJ Hair oTi.inai eolcF Yes
u ths world uoat die isast Scar,
case Of ths VERT kiEd
HSurs E-sr@st fliy,
DAS:Ei. y EURPHY.
o. WOOD go, Prorr',tors SIs Breaduay, Nsu yorH
On the Ers@tN. NIs KAihnr E,Ishlishr,htJ std ii4
NAIkst st, 81 Lous. SiO sSid b Esol i'EIE-
iseadtuIvly-ikl.P -as
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NOTICE..

TO THOSE INDEBTED TO M GOODRICH.-OuinE
70 scarcity 81 money, the undersigned ha, deferred
pl-ElE al To tT9f
The q the proper UnictT n collection uIay
founi Ih- FoantFs Naf<h.usS J. uptSf
Of Maifst q Iarr, utii ist
time All and seeou1ts u1aId 81 Be handsd for
cole cGioH- TiIUS. BLAIR,
ap1i-lst j ksbEnrr o " tsuodFich.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND NoNROE sTsEtTs.
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BY THE UNION LINE.

TO TAX DAILY IATRLLIGtNrEU
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Prepared from prescription, Of Sf j. csarts, " D.
PAgsii.La Eztraordmare % hs Qassn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
COMM ERCIAL.
MonetAFys

.,o change worthy oil note In
We A'' .,,rss since our last report. The de-
n0ns'''' 1 Comet is not pressing, and the Banks
n''' ,,'n, nearly all the want'of the Trade
,' s good paper is offering on the street, rect
'si' NV" continue more favorable to Dor
'nd '' I, the Eastern markets, money Is
'''s''' abundant, and the supply of capital seek
il0''o ,u.o, is increasing. In New YORK;
ing nv, ,ssn made OIL securities current at
l''ns 11' exchange, a. low as ~ cent with D
1' ~, ''0 law, notice. The current tate In the
aH' ,,ct houses is still 4 y cent Inc
''''''s n,o.r in the discount houses are rather
'''' The offerings at bank do not increase
.0"'. ;os,,,u,icns, in order to keep up their
''' '- ,o,ced 10 buy paper of outside par
.'n''' S,re,y frs, class names go at 4So v
&C. e. with an occasional negotiation lower
es"r ,o,oues TO he good demand al Ne"
-' -, Treasury notes and the new Govern
n.s, loan. There have been sales OIL 414s y y
~" Treasury ro'es at par and interest," and y
c.. ...,,r.ioas premium. The = cents sell
f,,sc discount. The new y cent Gov
.., loan sold as high as $40 / y cent
'..o,,,n, orders have been received from
-, This loan, but under the continued
49," ,,.,,;on Of the London money market and
..,,D,. IN Consols, many parties in New
y, ,,,,,oa,e III a, the whole loan will, be.
.,,,, be absorbed lor foreign account,
,o,,b,rn Exchange is in fair request, at ! y
=. New York. Philadelphia, and Baitl-
:. Stocks there i, very little doing. We
Gales OF Local Stocks 10 note. The
"a, v yo,. market is reported very firm. and
"" I,n,.lay there was a large business done IN
on go, >,nc.s Missouri skies closed at sc, /
70" $500 ONO OF 1860 at lO2, and Of 1885 at
~, Ton tennessee at als North Carolina at IS;
, ~, 6y.s al 90, and two and halls at 81,
'. .GC,Iioua new bonds at s53. There were
sn,,,s. OF Virginia SIS reported.
" Isod Warrants are dull, and We continue last
.r,.r oaos,ions as follows, viz 40 acres lOs
go VS. s5G9Oc; l2D's 7o0oOc; 1905 50
1FyC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
10 the editor Of tic Aieraudia GazsLe

TO the editor Of tic Ateramdria Gu2sHe:
YOU sometimes see paragraphs in the pa
prs .ptlmating that there is party" in
Fauauier favorable to repeal o! the laws
prohibiting "ths African slave trade" ] do
no: believe that there ia any such party,
Though there may be indlSiduai cirz ems mold
ipg the opinion that these ia"s should be re-
pealsd Ny impression ls, that if vote
we're taken IN the coun'y ou the suffice, moe
tcutns cf the people would be opposed t. the
Proposed repeal. But 1t is auhje,t little
talk, d of CT considered, because itIs known
that TO -uch scheme hs- any chance Of sue
cs.s. l. there is no Democratic Convention
t. nomlna,s candidates for the Legislature
we -had have quite 'merry time"
Fauquier Co , Oct. O. ooUTHERNER.
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70 the Editor Of tie Alexandria Gazette:

To the Editor Of tie Alexandria Gazette:
Ny atentioD has just been directed to M
extract from the Fredericksburg Recorder,
copied in your paEar of the I'h inst, reia-
tive to the late conviction % Nan Solver, for
d larceny Committed 10 the county of King
George in which there seems to noe a very
hls,y, if not upmerit"d rejection cast on
the court ard community, in which this trial
took place. How that trial was cniucted,
sm ignorant, but, the uei.kno~u inteilI-
geuce Of the Court, and responsibility OF the
community IN which j; occurred. leaves, at
least, TIC jus, presumption Il It's fairness -
The facts Of the case seen TO have been, that
the property stolen was fOund on board the
vessel, VI wach this man Vac Sewer was
CONFERENCE.-The was thea, III the eye of the
law, al least, the receiver, 1t not the thlei;
and III absence OF all evidence on his part ~
rebut this presumption, ne might De justly
considered the latter. Why 4as Dot the
German bOy, VINO must have beeu one OF his
crew, who lie now said 10 have afterwards
fixed Iae offence nn another, produced Tor
his cxcui ptuur. Oar law, makss tue con-
maudsr # vessel, 0u board vi w0ieh
slave is iouEG, resoonsipie Tor his aDuoctoa;
and justly too, because ne Is presumed t.
know, as dis duty is TO know, the c1ntents
vi his cargo. So it should 90 held with
ev,ry other species OF property. Ii We GAG
rot briug to punishment lie, IN whose Dos
Session stolen goods are fuuud. unless we Gao
prgvs his actual taxing VI them, We have IN
dded tn. poor chance Ut exemption from,
or redress against the uutnerUus Gocturnsl
pro1isrs along our stores. Ii Is well-known
to the lvug suffering inh ibitants ul our tide
water rivers now d III suit 1t /, to even tFaae
their stolen property; to take lac calprito IN
the act, or obtain evidence vi tue cUmmls-
sion OF any of tnrir uauy larcenies, is uexe
70 impossible. Under our ex suDg laws,
which provide no punishment Tor their con.
slant trespassGs On our shores, every thug
mOSaoie-uot eAcepInG our slaSeS--i5 AZ
their mercy, and II lie by The sheerest accident,
that une Of these depredators, is discovered
aud couVic;ed.
|, should, therefore, be q very clear and
strong case indeed, which should induce CIT
izens Of Virginia To unitc IL a petition for,
Or the executive to grant. even any amcliora.
ton OF senteuce like this, wnen example Is
80 important to securing their possessions
lroCa these turelgn robbers.
Tnis morbid sympathy for convicted fe-
lous, i, Que Of Tue very bad passions Of the
prescott day; aud It's too frequent consequence,
unmerltel pardon, IL the forVid stinuiant
oi nihe-tenths of the crimes, that are now
the curse u, the c5uutfy.
| As to tine suggestion Of the writer in the
Recorder, OF tnis mans age, we have got IL
! learn, that IN old sinner Is iess deserving
punishment tnar yUuag Une--and the al
tempted depreciatiou OF the gentlem"n's pro-
perty which Was stolen, IL simply ridiculous,
to those VINO know any thing OF tie nature
| or value such articles. FAlRFAA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
MA RifIED.

In Washington city, Oh the TIT instant, AZ the
Church OF the Epiphany, by the Rev. Went
worth l.. Chrlds ALBERT MELBOURNE
PETIT, esq. OF Relot, WISCONSIN, TO Miss
MARGARET FOUNTAIN, OF Washington
DC.
At st. Marys Church, on the 5th instant by
the Rev. Father Kroes, Mr.. MICHAEL HOL.
BROOKS, 10 Miss Ann WALSH, both OF this
city.
In Washington, on the 9Th inst, BY the Rev
William + Clark. : j. President of Loyoa
College, Baltimore RICHARD H CLARK, TO
ADA, daughter OF the late Raphael semmes,
esq, OF Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

BEEF CATTLE offerings at the Scales TO-
day reached 100 head OF the number offer
ed $50 head were driven off and the remainder
$50 head were purchased by Baltimore butch,
ers at prices ranging from - 81 to 50 - Oh
the hoof. equal to $5GS7 net, ard averaging 50
~ gross. The Cattle offered were OF better
ouaIitv than nave been at market for a week or
two and prices shade better than last quota
;ions.
sHgkr-Thr supply moderate, and we now
quote at $?6Si p head.
Hoes The supply continues fair; sales this
week al SIS 5nto ST SOP 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

- Office Was con IN tied 70 jail, IN
= Charles Couaty, Md, o.. tae goth day Of
Ssptem Der last, a runaway, Negro Woman
VINO calls herself CLdRIsS3. She is about
the medium heigh;, gery black, aid supposed 10
be between a. aud 30 years Of age. says she
belongs 10 Nile. Eliza Wilson, OF Virginia, and
taat sac Was purchased in Nanl-moY, III 'ais
coultY, and taken 10 Virginia he owner, II
any, is requested 10 cose forward ard prove
property, otherwise sac will be discharged ac'
corj,ng 10 ..;y. GEO W. SMITH,
Charles coupty Nj oct Sat- Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

{lONEiU'S Gorgeous MUyiN,i MIR
ID ROR OF AUSTRALIA AND THE TELES-
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HALL, Tor d feS nights, comm -ncing Fndag,
October sh.
THIS is the most magnificent and Instructive
Work OF Art ever exhibited "a this country
These wonderful Paintings cover over ftcehiy one
III usand rea q ta,ras, and Contain twsa fire
tu,dr,G LII SIZE F,gres
An interesting Descriptive Lecture, on the
History, Topography, MaGn"rs, Customs, Pas.
times and Religious Ceremonies Of the austria
IIans and Chinese accom- pan!es the Mirror.
~ Doors open al Ito commence al be-
fore O'Clock. precisely.
IL admission Is cents--Chlldren Is cents
Gentlemen, un2ccOmpanIed by La4Ies, 10 Par
Qustte 81 cents ocJ 7--eO3t