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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

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For the Information ofstrangers visiting cyWs pnb
ish the following list Of the different Churches aud their
me and place of meeting If there are any mistakes,
WtllmaEethe necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. D6tteeO's, RtScopHldE, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev. E. T. PERKEs Rector morning services 1O<
'clock, eveninR,7.
ST. JOhs, Eptscopddn, Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev.J II. sNTH A. NJ, Rector
services-MOrnEng 1O1<; afternoon 85S; night 73f.
Ftrst 4resbytertrp REV. R. H. WEED Pastor, Fourtlst
Monroeand Afternoon
Second PreSbysrd, Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeling services morning evening
1@trd PresbyerG Fifth street, Chestnut and
Tabert sts South Wheeling Rev. E. Woops Pastor
Ces morning and evening.
Fourth Rey. PAU11 Pastor Aainatreet
between Washington and Adams Ots and
evening.
Fourth Street AstEodtst Episcopal, Rev J. E. w1sos
Pastor, between quincy; services
morning and evening.
North Street AstbodtstE Eptscopal RAofR Pastor
corner Market and North sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
CsdpEtae Street Met1Odtst Episcopal, Rev. T. H. Mou
HoE, PastOr Chapne street, between First Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
South WhssliM9 n. r. Ohureh, Rev. J.aa. Hall,
Pastor; services morning and evening.
RAeeti1g LsIaHd Chapel, Wheeling Ialand, Rev. j.
WILSON, Pastor.
Gsr"aa Astsoatst Episcopal, o. Pastor,
ohspne street, between Webster Fhrd oentrs Wheel
ng.
So. james 0aRedraz, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. BBHoP
R.V. WHEIAH, Firth street. eornersof Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
Ftst BGpttst 0aHreh, Clay ST., East Wheeling Rev.wm
T. MAXB RAY, Pastor; services morning and evening.
Assocfate Retorned Rev. J. 7. MCCIuHE, Pastor cOrne
sts; afternoon
DtSciLe's, Market street, between Webster Third
C4ntre Wheeling; services 1O1< in the morning. and7
evening.
Eean0elicGl Protestaat Rev W. HE1yRR, Pastor clay
street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
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TRE LAW OF NEWsPAPERS.

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rary considered wishing to subsorp-
t
2If subscribers order the discontinuaaee of their peri
Irages are paid.
-Ir subscribers neglect or refuse to take their periodic
clS from the offices which they directed held
e'ponsIbe TIL the have settled the bill and them
i4sontuuel.
4I to other places withouttnform
Ing the publish and the papers former d.
reGtIon, they art held responsible.
The Courtshave decided thatreIusingto take periodi
ca the Office, removing leaving them uncSe
or rs priuldf fucid evidence of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

A DISCOURSE ON YEt WAsuERwoMXN. wHEREIN
THE SANE IS ScIENTYFIcALIY TREATED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

ssDedr Sir. In reply to your favor, which
required no apology, as ] am always ready to
say that for reputation, Ir. S. sustains high
reputation. speak knowingly, from the fact,
that ten years ago he said he. never intended to
pay me seventy dollars which he owes me, and
he has, up TO the present writing, kept his word
most rigidly. Youls, respectfully,
ttM ii I--z-l---.--n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

English OccupGtions.--When woman has
nothing to do, she talks scandals
When man has nothing to do. he writes to
the Timea.t
+LibellOus Editor. tDoubly libellous do.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

Sp1cY CoRREspoND The following notes.
wt6chaare Sufficiently explicittwithou any ex.
PLANTATION, passed between two gentlemen:
Dear iSir:-Having occasion to make atbus-
mess engagement with Mr. j. r. S-,sI wish
toinqnire Of you in regard to his character for
veracity as have frequently seen him in your
company. Apologising for the liberty
'Iamyours truly,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

''BoY, what isiyonrs fathersdoing to-day ss2g
'sposs he is d fail'n. heard him tell.
mother yesterday to go round TO the shops and
get trustedlall she could, and do 1t right of, too
for he'd gotfeveryt ything ready to fail 'ceptin
that !" IS. sa.i s. ss ,.I5s
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Cash Capital $1,000, 600.
ABsoLUTESAND, ,UNIMPAIRRD.
yVITH1A 8URPBU6aORs S6O6I3sYIsa.
Andthe prestige IS years successaud experience.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

LETT subscription advertising or other a.
tle PrOpretOrs. 80 = =
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper
h29ld be addressed to the Editors jointly or to either one
o. them.
for publication, will please write
An observance Of the above rules will greatly obpe ug
nd secure prompt attention to correspondents
heymisht otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

Aarriage-An incurable old bachelor and
who seemingly rejoices in his infirmity, de-
scribes marriage as, ''A female despotisn tenn
pered by puddings.''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

On q certaine Sabbath dayes, whyle wonder
yne Whyye washerw oman had not fetched home
hys lynen, ye wryter hereof1id see one of hys
ne, and learned that ye Washerwoman had loan
ed itunto ye said negroe forge daye at the
price Of, ten confines orr one dyme Of our coin.
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teJaAS. lEIiI1iIIOH 4
..1O2 2sMARkET.Sg .SgEI3Eif11SA . Z
E1umlbeF and Gas Fitter

E6Ps 7EF constantly on hand, Gas hxtures Lead ana
Iron Pipes Sheet Lead. Snd SISS
a1d Valves Steam and
e99en and Cast Iron Gum Hose Snd nsofISe
Antfrtction Metal, Pure BaIe6 F
ENC and the Celebrated hSst
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HASTINGS OF PuScu.-Under the caption,
'sThe Spirit of Humbug," Punch falls foul Of
The Spiritual Telegraph. He savs-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

1flsllllfl BOLTS WALL PAPEREThe beat aSSoTt5ss55
A9NyO IN the elty-abput 2O0 different
e ~ = prlSs sS from One Dollar Ths IteS
Ana IN good order and must 6s gold fb6Ee3
Ehnt Of good and cheap article nm plesSe can 81
20 ny AtocA' - - y. O. HARBOUR.
5f4ss u
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d 5Geograp1ieaI n6-In geographicallore.
null is "a Scotch term that is synonymous
$50 says Webster) with cape or headiand." We
hope this distinction will not be pushed too far,
and that Yalentia is not destined to figure in our
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-03

~ eonstantly onhand, any siSeoF ouRp
l which can be f1rh5ed short oEfea
Say1o 5ss 2esd Ier 0tal Copper rassqFa Lead
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MATHEW M'llABE

a, - - = V0As4AN9 sUEEAR7 on
n ~ St9A Germ, CoF
l4 All articles sold by Mathew McNSbb t,elyer,sI II &,
9nyP9tt OF the city free Of extra charge In,ili
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13
POLITICAL.

C. d. Martin has received the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Faifeld district
Of Ohio.
Mr.. Wood, Democrat, for Judge Of the Louis
vile appellate district, in Kentucky, has defeated
Judge Wheat, his American competitor, by about
d thousand votes.
The election in Iowa takes place on the first
Tuesday in October, instead Of the first Monday
in August, as heretofore. Five State officers and
two members OF Congress are to he elected.
Letters from North Carolina state that the Ion
H.. ID. Vance, the Distribution candidate, has
been elected to Congress in the mountain district
LATELY represented by Senator Clinpma The
majority is said TO be small
The returns of the recent Congressional cleo.
ton in Missouri, re. eved from the various dis
tricts. Indicate the following naorities Second
district, Anderson Dem has so majority :
third district, Clark, 90; fifth district Wood :
son, J90; sixth district, Phelps, 5UO: seventh
district, NOEL: $500 fourth district, Craig 900
majority.
In Arkansas there was scarcely any opposition
TO the DemOc cratic nominees for Congress Thos
Z. Hindmdn Is elected In the first district w .th
out opposition, and Albert Rust is reelected in
the second district by a large ma iority over T. :
Drew, former Governor Of the State, and Inde-
pendent candidate. The DemOc ratio party has
OF course, large majority in the State LeyisIa.
ture.
Returns, partly official, from fourteen counties
In Nan sas, give the following result OF the cleo
ton on the constitution: Against I.ecomptop
800; for LecOmptOn, 500 Tue majority
against LecOmptOn IL therefore G. 500 The mum.
Der OF counties remaining to be heard from Is 81
1t Is not believed, however that the returns from
these will affect In the slig htest the overwbelm-
ing majority already recorded against the meas
ure.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents Of The Star.

S"FeSpoH1sNoe ~ Zhs otd7
GEoRsEIowR, August 70, 1888.
.Businessupon our canal this morning is decid-
eddy more lively than we rccollect ever to have
seen IL before. From the whzrvcs In our city, as
lar up as the eve can reach, q distance Of more
than bali mile, there is q perfect throng Of
boats n some places literally packed to a jamb,
ascending and descending. laden with coal, dour,
merchandise, &c; and the multitudes Of men
and boats moving 10 and fro, and the incessant
and loud clamor kept up by the boatmen reminds
one OF vast army maBeuvering for battle.
The Wig liant boys "a remen) covered the mseIves
all over with glory at their festival given at For
rest Hall last night, in honor of their visiting
brethren from Philadelphia and your city. Every
thing necessary to comfort the inner man flowed
In abundance Fun and good humor Were the rul-
ing characteristics of all in attendance, and every
thing passed on In the most agreeable manner
The particulars will b. given by more exp Pc
rienced pen than ours-by one who partici psied
pretty largely In all the fun aud festivities Of the
occasion.
This Is the last from us, from this point, for q
few days; and by the time this meets the public
eye In the columns Of the Star, we shall be skim.
ing II over the blue waters Of the Potomac ont.
ward bound. s.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
Correspondence of TIE Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 10, 1883
The Improvements at the custom house have
no far progressed as to render necessary the re.
moval Of the brick dwelling on the west, which
was included in the Government purchase We
learn that the material Of the house will be dis
posed Of TO the big best bidder this afternoon
We hear that the Young Catholics Friend
Society contemplate a pic mic TO Arlington 1t an
early day. Ii is also said that Potomac Lodge
will renew, before the season closes, their recent
trip 10 Glymont Pavilion. Under the auspices
certain.
The preparatory department OF the Theological
Seminary Of Virginia has been TecTg zniZed upon
n more favorable basis than il has bad hereto
fore
Markets, to-day-FIour: no supply reported
at 81 22al "a red 81 sSa130. Corn, offerings fine
market dull sales white SIC. /; yellow SIC aS7c
Rye, small sales at SOC.
Arrived Yesterday Bark Ephraim Williams
ID. Z. brig America, Robins, New York, TO d.
A. Lowe; schooner Alva, Greenwood, Windsor,
plaster 10 Cazenove X Co. schooner Commander
in-Chief, Martin, Philadelphia, coal to J. c.
Nevett; schooner Tram Smith, McGivern, Fall
River, to Borden Mining Company; schooner
Triune, Weaver, Nomini, wheat to Robinson d
Payne sloOp Dave, Flanagan, WicOmco, corn
and wheat to Robinson & Payne sloop 81 Cloud
Trader, Fook's Landing, corn to Robinson &
Payne Saled-Schooner w lillian Bacon, T yler
A. Crook, Everham, New York, coal by Fowler
& Co; schooner Eliza Hamilton, Cruz, Troy,
coal by Fowler 4 Co. schooner A. n. Dixon
Simmons, Philadelphia, by A. Lowe.
Arrived to-day-Schooner Maid Queen, Holse
New York, wheat TO Fowler & Co.
Sailed, 13th-SchoOner State, man, Weeks New
York, by y Shinn bri. America, Robbins, coaI
by ID H. Lord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

The FRENCH CCsToMs.-TEe French official
CUSTOM house returns for the FIST half of the
present year are regarded as satisfactory. AZ they
exhibit an improvement in tIad- The increase
on the total amount OF import duties is upward.
Of :, 2o1VIh. over the corresponding month last
year, and about 3,OoO, GIJf- over the receipts Of
June, l>16. This Is accounted for by an suymrn-
tation In the quantity OF French colonial sugar
which entered the country, with a correspond
Ing Increase In the amount Of duties over Is5z
and lo15. The re-imposition OF the protective
duty upon foreign spirits last December results
IN loss to the revenue equal to nearly 5OO OoOf
Tor the half year, and of nearly three-quartrrs OF
q million for the month, II compared with III,
corresponding periods Of Is57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13
THE WEEKLY STAR,

With intelligence from all portions of the globe,
IL upon our counter and in the mails, ready for
the public. Full accounts Of the great success
of the age, the successful laying Of the Atlantic
Cable, may be found in its columns. To a
Washingtonian, absent from home, it would be
a most invaluable visitor.
Table of Contents:
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GossIP-The At
lsntic Telegraph Gable; Injured Innocence; New
York Appointments; The Late William Lingan
Gather: The Agent to New Caledonia; Railroad
Grants; Civiliring Indians; PolySamy in Uiah;
possibilities; The Achievement OF the Age; The
d. to Paw in New York; Movements OF the Cab
met; Securing the Majority; Cassius Clay on
Douglas; New Caledonia; The u. =. Loan; The
Defeat of Blair, jr The New Loan; Washing
tonian at Alum Springs; The Harbor of New
York; Tariff Decisions; RenOminated; Circular
10 Fishermen; The Ocean Mail; The China
Squadron; The Paraguay Expedition; Minnesota
Land Grants The War In China; Cncalled For;
The Atlantic Cable; Taste Of New England;
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Loan; Utah Com
mssioners; The Riot of Tuesday Night Last;
The speech of the Day; The l.amartine Fund;
Hon. Isaac Toucey; The Laying the Cable; The
Niagara; The Patent List. &c.
LOCAL NEws.-TTial of Heissler and johnson
for Robbery; The City Finances; A Haytien
NOBLE; Presidents Mounted Guard; The Mem
ory of Gen. Quitman; Man Killed; Criminal
Court; Almost Bad Accident; The County Jail;
Serious Accident; Sudden Death; Geo. johnson;
Handsome Present; The Washington Post Or
Zee Extension; Attempt at SnicidS; F Ihtful
Accident on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
The Northern Liberties Ball; The Presentation
and Banquet; Outrageous Attack; The Excur-
sion; The Weather; Suicide &c &c
DOMESTIC NEws.-The Atlantic Cable-all the
intelligence in regard to that giant enIeTprise
that las vet been received: From California and
Oregon; The Yellow Fever; The Militia of the
United States; The New Canadian Government;
The Railroad Meeting at Upper Marlbaro' Md
From Utah; From New Mexico; An Important
Discovery; he Telegraph TO Nantucket; Lafa-
ystte College; An Interesting Anniversary, &c.
FOREIsN NEws From Europe and the East
by the Steamers Niagara, Ara9o and Prince AL
bert; From Mexico.
PERSONAL NEws-A column and half of
fresh and piquant Personal"
COMMERCIAL News The latest ruling rates
at the principal markets OF Europe and America
MIscELLANY. - Billiards u history of the
game; English rs French; The Umbrella Girl
an interesting story; All Animals can Talk;
French Dueling Extraordinary, "A thrilling sketch;
broadway: A Kentucky Egg Eater, racy; The
Virtues Of Borax; A Flea under d Microscope;
Marriage on Short Acquaintance, &c.
PoETRY.-Our Country is Il Gallant Bark;
What Is Life; Antoinette; The Cold W alter Man;
The Battle Cry.
The Weekly Star may be had at the office of
the Evening Star; price cents per copy 1t
may be found, also, at the establishments of
the Periodical dealers. Annual subscription,
$l.25. The cheapest paper in America.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union discredits the testimony of the
complete witness, Mr.. f. P. Blair, ST., on the
ground that he has been, in turn, the accuser
Of nearly every prominent man in the country
It further comments upon the publication by
the Philadelphia Press of IN extract from q
private note addressed to the late Kansas Sec.
Rotary (StantOn) by Senator Bigler, and says
"Of course, nobody can feel any confidence in
the correctness of the publication, coming before
the reader as it does, in violation of the ssc-ed
rights Of private correspondence"
The Union, also, comments upon the posi-
ton assumed in the British Paliament by LORD
Aberdeen.
The Iatsiiigencer thinks that it has discov
cred one of 1.-THE laws of the Democratic party,
as held by the Union, to be 60 The Tax on Ut
6cials;'' and, in another article, traces the
results of the Erie Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

III The banquet to Mr. Field, at St. Johns,
N. r., on Tuesday, was a splendid dsmonstra
tion. At o o'clock the ball commenced, which
was attended by the Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Cyrus w. Field, the Chief Justice and
other judges Oftbe Supreme Court, Captain II nd
son and the officers ofthe Niagara, Captain Da, :
man and the officers Of the Gorgon, Mr. White
house, and the leading membe.s Of society at
Ct Johns At midnight the company ad journed
to supper, which abOundrd with tossts suitable
to the occasion, and spssehe. by the principal
guests,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

IL AT Singapore, on the 18th Of June, the
French steamer st. Louis got on fire in the morn
Ing, and after burning the whole day, every ef-
fort TO quench the flames falling, she was carried
In shore, scuttled and sunk. She had cargo OF
rice and other produce from Calcutta to China
which was totally DESTROYED
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~ inc JOINT committee appointed by the
common Council of New York for making ar
engagements Tor celebrating the LAYING OF the
Atlantic Geographic cable, have de,etni,sa o.
celebrate the event with a yr,r, 1t. -, -
hundred guns, and the riayin, or IN - o--
bells, immediately upon the trausui--,a-s -
reply Of tie President 10 the ,n..,.Is VI 'no
Victoria. 't"eeh
Al night bonn 81 and Il general it,u,,.
will be added 10 the demonstration. Th.,..'',,
also be military and civic procession so,o. .,..l
thereafter, followed by municipal dinn,,
which festivities are expected To take plae. st,,
altaneously with those in London throne hon,
Ufrat Britain and the Continent IL f. ~.
qnesfd That the citizens OF the United STATES and
the British provinces unite ia order that the fr,
nEItles may take place at the same time and on
The same order, of which due notice will Inc
given.
In addition TO these arrangements IL is suy,est
ed that soon Is the Presidents reply has nas.sd
over the Eastern wires, all the telegraph lines of
the country shall be united, and the words M
greeting between these two distinguished De,-
sons lie thus Instantly transmitted TO every civ
town and village having tel-g aphic intercourse
and that Immediately thereafter all the bells OF
the country be rnng for one hour, a,d such other
demonstrations made a. the citizens Of the vsri.
Su' ioS Aiitlss shall deem proper ssd e1pedient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

IL A most atrocious murder, IL is reported,
was committed at Gordonsville, Virginia, on the
LIST instant. Mr.. WoOdford Taylor, recently O,
the neighborhood of Frederic burg was brutality
murdered In lis own house. Three persons have
been committed to jail charged with the murder.
A slave named Frank, belonging to Mr. A A.
Boston, free man named Jushrod Jackson. and
the wife Of the unfortunate victim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

u On Wednesday morning, young Irish
woman, about twenty years of age, named Mary
Ann Mulligan, made ar affidavit before the Mayor
OF View York, containing charges Of a very pain
fully serious character against a certain model
uptown Police Captain, and involving a we'll
known Police Justice. The GIL charges the
Captain with rape and persistent violations of
her person
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

III At an adjourned meeting of the creditors
Of Lawrence, Stone Co, held IN Boston, on
Wednesday, claims to the amount Of 81 500 were
allowed, making the total amount against the
concern thus far allowed 80 IUONO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

COwARDLY "A most dastardly attack was
made upon the office Of the Baltimore Exchange
yesterday, by gang Of rowdies. The parties
concerned We're arrested, released on ball, and
were last evening enjoying hack ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

u A salute of IcO guns was fred at Albany,
N 4 on Wednesday afternoon, In honor Of the
defeat Of the LecomPton Constitution by ths peo-
pie OF Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

ID The proprietor Of the Charleston Mer
curry has purchased the Charleston Standard,
with Its subscription lists and goodwill, aud
proposes to merge the two papers into one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

III Later advices from the city of Mexico
state that the capital has been abandoned by Gen
Moreno, and that Gen. Zuloago has abandoned
TampicO, upon which the liberals were sdvanc-
ing, and would soon be In possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

O. The latest accounts from the Lake with
reference to the explosion oft the steamer Vrg inia
on Saturday last, report eight persons killed by
the disaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13

III The paper mill at Bath Island was burnt
yesterday with loss of slOO,OOO. Insurance
s65,OOO. The fire was caused by the bursting of
the steam boiler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-13
WAsHISGTOyIASS ON THE LAKES
lCOrrespondenes Of the Star

CLEVELAND, ONO, Aug o, IS5-.
We regret so much that you were not able to
he Of our Iarty in the excursion to the Lakes
We left Washington OH Thursday afternoon, and
travelling only by day we fluid ourselves at present
writing on beard the North Star bound for Supe-
Nor City. We had most agree able time on our
trip thus faT-passing the first night in Balti-
more, the second in Aliona, ION top Of the Ale
ghany MOuntains,) and the third and fouI Tia
nights in Cleveland.
The country over which we have passed il eY-
ceedin2ly beautiful and interesting, and 4 will
not attempt any description of il, as il require.
to b@ seen 10 he realized. Yet Won may ius Gin.
how dclIg hiful il was To pass over the ton of
those magnificent mountains and enjoy their re.
freshing breezes, or TO pass around their base in
la full view OF the summit-ever and anon having
prrcipice on one side frghtful to behold and
80 deep that the men at work below appeared
like children ut play in the fields We visited
the ancient cities of Harrisburg and Pittsbury
&c; and on the Ohio We could easily discover
the difference in the lands on either side of the
river
Cleveland is destined to bec ONE the great CITY
OF the West At the terminus Of SO MANY rai(
reads she must soon control the principal trade
OF tie Lakes, which are hereafter to be the bipb
way to the new gold diggings on Frazer river
IL ever yon visit Cleveland-and am sure Won
will would advise You to put up at the Agipr
House, which We all pronounce the lest hotel we
have ever
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IL Advertisements should be sent in by
IL s'cleck q. m. otherwise they may net
appear until the next day.