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8REAT OUTHERN MAIL LINE
Twies Daily, (Sunda! nights cxcepted,l betwsei
WASHINGTON CITY ana the so u T n, via
ALEXANDRIA, ,6ORDONSViLLE AND RICH
MOND.
Leaves Washington at O'Clock .. 10.
Washington at Z clock II.
For LYNCHBURG aud the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock O.. en-, arrive iI
EfNCHBURG next morning at a. IN, connecting
EIth the trans on the VTgIEIa and Tennessee Raj
Road for MEMPHIS. Mai Stages from Char
ottesve 10 l.J nchburg distance of 81 mlles.
Fare from w ashIngtun To LJ JuahbEIE, S1.75.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot Of Seventh
street, beng owned by the Railroad Company, rum
in csInnectIOn with the trains.
Tickets for Lyncnburs procured on the Boat.
Nr OsaIlbuses ana Bag gage Wagons will be at the
Depot Of the Washington Railroad TO conveJ pas
sengers and baggage 10 tho Steamboat, for AleIah-
dria, distance Of six miles, allowing ample tins
for meals.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Alexandra, July. 1857. Vsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-08

SAMUEL p. HOOVER BOOT, SHOE, AND
- .- DC TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
have this day received .arge assortment Ladies :,
RGRD Cont iemen's. Misses, Boys, Chill sEwYvD
dren's and Servants BOOTS andkSNxxN
r" SHOES. for Spring Trade. 2lHD
- Also, splendid stock Of Ladies' and Gen
1renen,s Tie, Sole Leather: Steel and Wood Frame
Trunks, !.elther. Carpet, Canvas. Valises. Bags,
Nalsss, Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, and School Bags.
TTunks made to order at the shortest notice.
promise to offer unusual Inducements for CASH.
and respectfully request all Ia want to give me a
call before purchasing eisewhere-at Iron Hall, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, Pa. avenue.
m2f SAMUEL. u. HOOVER.
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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOl
~ STORE

~ STORE.
The subscriber begs leave Ia say that he has
opened New Store, corner of 18th and Ii streets,
where he Intends to keep an assortment of WINES.
LlQuORS, CIGARS, and fine GROCERIES,
hne Teas. Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives, Rails
lns, Figs. S9rdines Anchovies, &c, all of the most
approved brands and qualities.
FamIlis 8 and members of Congress are particular
lY invited to cal and examine the stock before pur-
chasing else where.
general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
Levy's Old Whisky Of 1910 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctuaiy attended to. and Coun-
try Produce of all description. received consign
menf. JONAS p. LEVY,
IN 23-1v 54 l2th rect north.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
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MAGNOLIA HAMS,

gINHE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH, as illustrated in
i two great Revvals in Noting ham and Lin
coin, England, I vol: 81 cts.
Hou sehold Words for Boys and Girls; 81 cts.
Golden Rule for Boys and Girls; 81 cts.
GlenburnIe, r Tale; 62 cts.
EthePs Stories; IS cts.
Mammals Budget, IS cts.
Rills from the Fountain of Life; e. cts.
Thoughts for the Holy Week; 81 cts,
Our Pastors Visit; 40 cts.
Lights and Shadows in the Christian Life; IS OTIS.
ap2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

man to go unscathed through one session of
Congress. Let those who value their salvation
take warning. Better fire'a steamboat up the
Styx, or shovel coal in the cellars Of Pluto! II
you have cupidity, money viii ile you; if you
love pleasure, it viii vanqnish you; IL you cjnrt
power, it will delude yon; in short, il you enter
the Capitol IS just as AristideS, as patriotic as
BrutuS, as incOrruptible as Washington him
self whose portraits look down from its ais
and blush, you will leave it-perhApS uiIeun-
sciously, but no Hess certainly-that most con-
temptible Of all animals that pedeStrianate
two legs-G TaScdiiy government cFi:iaL-
Therefore, aspirant to civic honors, the best
thing you can do for your country and for
yourself, is to stay where you are. Ifyou are q
farmer, stick to your soil; if a mechanic, t, your
trade; even il you are only an editor hang to
the quill and scissors; DC industrious and hope,
for editors have risen TO be hod-carrieIs, AID so
may you; but if you have n conscience, or an
aversion to fire, OF 4 fear of the worm that iy-
eth Motif you have family or friends whom
y,u would not Cternally disgrace-then in the
name Of all that pious man might swear by.
never suffer yourself to be sent to either branch
ofCongreSS! The situation ofShadracil, Neshach
aud Abednego, in SebuchatlnezzeT's seven-fnld
fiery furnace, was delightful compared with that
of an honest man in Washington. They came
forth, and mo smell of fire had passed upon
theu;" bnt he would he swiudied here, and
most terribly swinged hereafter. TrXeS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

ARrzoNA.-Wc have adviccs from Arizona to
the LIST of April. Letters from Tuezom. Tubic.
and other points in the Western part, nf the
Territory, report miserable condition Of Things
in the valley of Santa Cruz The Apachrs IN
tinue to sweep over the country. without moeS-
tation or hindrancc. These savhgas hal made
recent foray upon the American and Mexican
mining settlements near Fort buchanan, aud
were ON their retreat, pursued by Il company of
Dragons from the Fort, ami seventy or eighty
PmOs Indians. The troops proceeded in thr
style laid down in the books, and the Apache.
escaped. favored by the beacon If danger fur
niShed 10y the camp fires Of the soldiers. The
Pimos were immensely DISCUS ID with the srien-
titic warriors. About fifty families were pre-
pairing to leave the Valley for California, from
fear of the Indians. Tley had been har,led by
the savageS, and neglected by the Government
so long, to have lost the resolution, as well
the material resources, necessary to their own
defence. The settlers want three or four COM
panirs of volunteers for their protection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

EFFECTS o. "FLAsu" PAPrEs.-Two girls, aged
about fifteen years respectively, residents of
Wayne, AshtahulA county. Ohio, who were
constant readers of flash newspapers and cheap
novels, became Impressed" that they were to
nc heroines, and one dark. stormy night last
geek, left their parents home, aud started ON
foot, each carrying a bundle and without
means, in quest of adventure. The first day
they walked through the mud to Harmonsburg,
in Crawford county; but, learning that there
was a vast difference between fiction and reality,
they Tod their story to some person, who took
them home.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

IT Is stated that new Family Hotel is pro.
jected in Washington, by Mr. CorcOran and 9th
er wealthy citizens, TO he erected on the corner
IF Pennsylvania avenue ami Lnf.vette square.
The land will cost $l7O,OO0, and the house and
furniture about 100000 more. Mr.. StctSor
of the Astnr House, it is said, will take lease Of
this house when completed The location il
nearly opposite the Presidents house. and in
the heart ofthe fashionable quarter Of the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12


THE SHBmITFALTY-One convention, elected
and expected to settle that modern "olla podri.
da''-the Ohio county SherifaIty-assembiedi
dcliberated, aud nominated on Monday last
The result OF all the sayings and doings of the
city, suburban and country Swans of that con
vention, WAS fully set forth in our paper Of
yesterday. When aud whence comes the next
The Question now recurs ngain to the pub.
lie mind, chow stands the SherifTaity:"-
This, we opine, is just about rs difficult ques.
ton to answer, as ii was prior to Monday, May
10Th. 1858. While few Of the contestants
have been Topped ofT-the race narrowed down
to a fewer nnmher--stilI, what few remain, seem
just as fully to becluud the future, as did the
whole original batch One very formidable
candidate did not go into the convention, and
will not, as he has announced Withdraw in IA
for Of the nominee Of that convention. He will
through until the last day in the evening. hit
or miss. There are, all know, great ma
ny disafFected people after Il nomination, when
their hopes have been suddenly wilted-who
hold themselve in readiness 10 go wherever they
can strike an effective blow, against any one
who has been especially instrumental in the
ovcrsct Of their hopes From all we can hear
aud see, there not a few Of these row
to be met in the streets and highways of
this city and county. They are taking coun-
Gil together-compaiing understanding about
and like Dan Webster in Tyler's Cabinet,
asking, where shall GOV They want To see
now. what the Democrats are going to do-th'y
are curious as to the extent ofIIubbard's vote
would like to known what is the ultimatnm Of
Andy Whites prospcctS-hayc an idea that
Loring is going To in uu the last heat aud
sweep the stakes, &C., &c. We say this is the
large and small tall; the speculation md the
gossip we hear on the streets, and that which
constitutional advisers" the public, retail
to us at such odd times as they get chance to
"button hole" us here in our office.
The only clear idea which can have from
the hodge podse fomen,ing in this com
rnunity. is that Of Mr.. Sam Sticks, that Doubt
fur things is very unsartain."
In our opinion the nomination has not, so FAR,
put the difficulty at rest-has not cleared mp the
uncertainty nor settled the hash.
The ring is still open at this the eleventh
hour, aud the price Of admission, with n com
mendablc regard to strict impnrtiaty on our
part is still maintained. About dozen more
cnterrriSing candidates arc now a positive pub.
lie necessity, these dull ins,pid times.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12
= 'A''tf''' + NEW FIRM.

DRs. BARTLETTG VISCuEii /, mn ~ y; ~
siaTEr tStT pposiir W4sii'nt Web 81 a'A'
,'llyTHStluE Va ,., ,,,..,,,
DR. WinehriI apeledby hts rapidly ioeFea'inE
s. ~ ,dd 70 h.. Iaeiti,F Tor ioInE the saas take
nsnTru infor nnr frirnds aud tie Pahlls
f,r1- bu.ir nunrction W:I y. = AFtittt "a, ".
- "A Tperienet ~ the Den
taiprafrasiSn. ,.-.,s, .;
sf-rbsrteal Dentistry-a flusil 10: III, ana
Al srntE Of the Dental ATt ad
uaransr tha h-aut ,durabtlts and PraeteHl ut'y
tbrIr Artffeial Teeth shall not be firpaserh-
Persons denied themselves the pleasure 4iu
ingrxprriynerd daring he neeessr
ton Of th ola teeth aud roots, informed that hy new
eutfres ChioTrfnT EhcT, anc APlcn
lie 10 most case. DsSctiy aHris~S Ia az teeth ar
nov -Ntraetrd UithCUIPain. .,-.--.--
Information tVee NppertAininE 10 theiI P'Sles-
sio- they will he pleased {" give gratis -,
cali alid rIuiae sciaens Of ARTIFICIAL Teeth
o.-u q all Hnu~z- .etllH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12
Trustees Sale
or Rolling HIII. lnud CORI. Iron Ore, Ge

INSuHIO ca. AND wEIZEI. CO., VA.
TDY virtue recorded Deed Of Trust dated May Eh,
ISL from the Crescent Manufacturing Company 70
CourI House la the 4i Of yhr-pE, ohio Co, Virginia,
Thursday the fifteenth daV JHly, ISIS, all hr property
conveyed in said q eel, iucluiing the following:
lot Of about FORTY acres Of land situated In the city Of
Wheeling. which = erected Rolling ssn 4 lO1 fert,
cont shining D0SeSfII steam IA ,nes, - Rolling Furnace
II Heating Furnaces, SqueTTs. trains Muck Rolls,
trans Se-t and BOILER Rolls. and comalrtr st= Of Rolls
SAE Pl1ccs for the Of Rail
road I.on, all the fixtures aud appuTt-n
thereto belonging The Coal privilege uisung tiis
property about Loo Of II vci Of superior
Btuminpu CoRt-Dne Of thu openings zhirl, i within
ft If the mill and the other Opnng about SI feet III
On tl~ also -r-ct-d large Snta shop,
WarrOn-= IN X - n, story ONCE ~ y 20 =
story Brcs Dwelling.
Ai.o, situated In w-.Er Countv Virginia
~ mes from Wheeling, the line the BALI
road vel through the property THIS contains
In O ~ land veil wooded AMI Astounding In Iron
Ores Of excellent quality.
Ai", the ItsTest Of said Company In Pnoth-T tract Of
about s. LiitieOn Station, SAID Railroad ia
H,tE-l couGty Aforesaid.
The terms o. the sal Oae-tour the purchase mon
ia cash, aud t residue In three ilStaleuts, pay
able Tspretiyely IN six Twelve aud eighteen onths iron
ht day Of su'r with Interest; the he will
Wheeling, May 10, lsSs. LEyI u. EVANS,
J. Z. ACHE son, STFust-es
rnvll-dIEtWtds y. WILLIAMSON,
lBhltmoTe American and PHILADELPHIA North American
please copy send NJ - tis office for collection
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

NEnvoUs AND RnEuNArlc ArFEcTroNsi--Hol-
land Bittera-"We have used this medicine
ourselves, and in many cases with the & es;cst
success. The most celebrated Of our Gsrmln
Physicians are recommending it During this
clrangeable weather, while most persons AFRO
troubled with nervous and rheumatic aii',. lions,
it will be found valuable remedy. "-.S!aats
ZeiLyng
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

THE Leviathan, it is stated. will NO. he able
to get to sea short of an additional expenditure
Of el72, 900, which sum, added to tic present
liabilities ofthe Company, amounts to S2ll. 2s2,
to meet which, the directors propose t" issue
dehenture preference shares 10 that sum, such
terms rs are most eXntdient. The total cost of
the ship would he eSnt,522. or at the rate of
.e34 per ton, taking the ship at the builders
measurement q, 900 tons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12
NOTICES no Is .SU-EEk a. EI' 4 as
lew Ca rpets at Reduced Price

~ - y OEL. p % fAV - = = -
TIVE .uh.rpr taxes Pf-are In In srtning his
frnds and the nab.ie that he nnW wing
his SPRING .SEOtH or GOODS, vii n - Vsrv large
embraces the A. u yATiets ever srsi IN nis Sy
NJ .t,rS caassts n part, Of elmpl-t assortn- { OF
Carrsts Ra-s, Ciaths. WAn Paper, window shahes,
Clftar ptua-k-, D. tinss tilt Cpruees, CartAa
n Is aud Table ant Plano CJvers, toy 'fnrT with
SrrA. vanity articles numerous To N -nt"n IiG
stock has been th 20 sfg'e mi -tcs
and think cher LadacsnaeHfs chat have
AZ before oasTrSi in this city
Th0s- IN - GooIs In the Hone Furnishing line, u
ulsas- cal at the oil stand Ne lJ, NIHta "a and
t-ns-vss this the pSse Tor Ga2d aud ClsdP
t;o.d. }. c. HARBOUR,
ana No 1Ss MAin st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

STRANGE AND HoRrDLE.-On the outside of
this morning's paper, will be found summary
of the startling disclosures concerning the re-
cent mysterious inquest in New York, over hu.
man body-shipped to that city in barrel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

SLAVERY IN KENrucxY Louisville Cou-
ricr says there is now an extraordinary STAN
pede of the slaves in that State. Negroes are
daily escaping from their owners in startling
numbers. They go off, one, two, three, or "a
dozen at time. That paper attributes this un-
usual movement to the presence of numerous
Abolitionists. 1t says, BLACK Republicans are
as thick in these parts wolves on a prairie
Il is almost respectable to be a niger stesler'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

STADAIE & GEsCII.E tECasS, Of PAIadslPhIA,
vi the beautiful aud Talented Crsg-snn-, sai ths eel
eSra:=i Scotch Vocalist Miss AGNES SUTHERLAND, %
New York, the Scottish Nightingale viii give o. their
Intellectual and pleasing Drawing Room EntrrAinErns IN
this civ above, consisting Of Readings, ecations, No
cal and instrumental Muaic-the hrst part compelling
ectons from Shakespeare and other wo-ks Of te fAVortr
poets Madame C-ce read BY her to large
fashionable hnus the principal EIstsrn aud West
AMI received Wth ,uudri aPpiause-PsVnTt.
Scotch. Irish and American Ballads, by Mss ASnes SghrT
laUI, the Scottish Nightingale, ave hesn by her
uHprrc 5ented New York aud PsiadriPhs
Giuce her arrival In this country. The whole usnS
double entertainment uneuAed b. any other Of the kind
In tn County
CHANCE or PROGRAMME EICH EVENING.
Dpors open At T-Couirn-ncrs \ to O'Clock.
Tickets Of Admission Is Cts be Ha the principal
Hotels, Music and Book Stores, aud a; the door in the
a..
The Piano used Is one Of Chjekerinc Sons kindly
loaned from Mrogs Nusle store, NJ. % CnJnr EvS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12
Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance Of deed Of trust from A q Osb1n ani C.
arhifn and tsi wives. All from J=sse LAniE Ani
Hnhb-l me, dN'=i April lst isS, aud rsc-ie n
~. Clerk for eo4lty In deed booE NJ 81,
Z4G vii expose sale, front dor Of the Ilrt
Ho1se ia county, Wednesday the 36sh day Of Ma
Ks the fsIoE ug property, certain par
the lr Of the Ohio river In the
OHIO, the Of Virgins, estimated
tain one hanirsd AL seTvI or tess, al
Joining e.. Of A lrrg r " aiS, the so
Est and those Of Pili. Rely the Nar;h-Nring
land sold AMI e,uyrgei by Samuel c PtrmeT and
tu-l Farmer, AMI tE-ir and b- Ins BarneT their
mother, by dssti dated March as-t ISIS
TERNs SlLEf32ti with i1terr-t A0 from April
l-5- Of he paid In OF
al - So The 81 tay Of April. 1852 " The Ist
day Anil, ls6 Ga the 1t = a. Aprl. 1861:
425gp l., "a Of April Log = SSI day OF
April. 1885, 4s95I the 1Si dT OF ADril 1864. any
remainder Ist day Of April 1867 Interest
surl rersA ndeT. DANIEL LIT,
augi-isuth TrfFgfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

LETTER rRon wAsHIxGTos.-Ono of the best
letters of the season, appears in to-day's paper,
from a special correspondent, who was for a
time reporter in Congress. He returns TO his
cd hsunts again, with no very exalted idea of
Congressional mstters
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12
Cleveland, Pittsburg q Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.


rsa ss:s7E:9
OS and after MonIay Nav Io,l SIS (sundSys eIeepIed)
" Trains will run follow:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
l:l0 P. Mail Train, stopping all stations; arrive
PiitshurEh a; SIS P. n. and bridgeport At 20
iosO IL Express Train stopping At all regular stations:
lElaNt Rochester and New Salisbury nag sta-
t-ns for this train) and arrive at Pittsburgh at
T:S1 A.
LEAVE BRIDGEPoRT:
s:io 4. n Express Train stopping all rslar stations
Irrvr ~ P,tt>eIvsh at '2=iO A. NJ and a CivVe-
land at 2;aS V.
$50 p ~ Si! Tain. stopping ait regular stations
arrive Al Pitsbutgii at %.lO p. 81
LEAVE PITT~HUKsii:
s;i1 ~ Mail Train, Stopping a. al stations, and arrives
AZ cirvyisnd at rs p. N All At Bridgeport At
500 P NJ EEpr-Ss Train snppr stations;
TiYe At bridgeport At s:i5 r. 81.
Hut Rrieportt to C;eveIaai d4iiy-savss
bridgeport GluA.
Excursion h-eport to Pittsburgh and r.,
turning, - =. G;ood sscs aIgsSaEy.
~ BGt train 10 Cleveland daily. Lave Br.is~-
Connections.
Connections are made b. Alt through trains follows:
A. Cleveland. With trains for Toledo Detroit Chicago
Fails and CRHSdA.
A. steubenviie Beair. s,eubenviIle Indi-
ana ami Contra Ohio Railroads CaiE Coshocton Ne-
ARK, Barnssvle esviv, Win ston LaneAstsr Colar-
bu., Cincinnati, Indianapolis and - Louis.
A. Wheeling, Nth Baltimore Ohio Railroad. for Cum-
osFAnd HarPeF's Ferry, BIltoIs Washington CITY.
Local and through tickets be Purehassd at tie varou,
oess on the line; also the Union Ticket Oee opposite
sapsrinisniani's Oaiee. carr z, = JAMES FARMER.
Cleveland, MAJ 5, ISIS. myIl Suvt
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WASHINGTON HALL.

Tuosduy, "wednesday and thursday Even
InEs. Mny IGIb, 13Ih nHd G3IL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

- 49,. .ferv Brick bGlldtns near US s'Le
ENG large ,S,i w.rJ nd Oecrp' & ~ jessie
sTiing house. POssSssSi gwen o. 'As
az NJ o. ~ tor, room the sane
- : shoe store By John Rankin. n sRdsTROSG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

TIE Rev. Father Quinn, of Brooklyn, on Mon
day, called upon several large cotton houses ard
paid them altogether the SUN of 81 $50. He de.
clined to explain why he had paid them the mo.
ucy. 1t i probable that some conscience stIiek-
en- Catholic had empowered him to make THE
restitution
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12
AMusING, DIR lWATICAL 4 VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT

oUBLE ATTRAC TIoN!
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For Rent
Enr Rent

Room on Main street, Nor'R W1 ,S -
VIE ~ q D. woodrow 70. tst,gs .iiF
Il merry oes iuISIsi GEORGE 4 hlSAnA4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

ELor5uEST OF \ MARirp woNAN WITH DAS
RlCE'S RuINocEnoS MAS.--The daughter Of MIR
Jacob Emery, proprietor of the Greet Western
Hotel, an Market street, above Thirr NTH, clio.
ped few weeks since with = man nau.,.'l Joseph
Sergeant The woman was but I-rcntly n
BRIDE having married a drcver nam Joseph
H. Mu>ely, whose home is at Hamilton, Madi
son county, New York. The affair sppears to
have caused some excitement in Pitt burg, &C
casioned by the appearance in that ,ity Of Mr.
Emery, in search of the fugitive MF. Mosciy
was married in this city ON the 3Oih of August
1857, and the couple went together To the home
of tile groom, in the State OF New York. They
afterwards came on 10 this city, and the huS.
bands business calling him away, he went
West this spring, leaving his wife Mt her fathers
hotel. The STAY vt MIR. MOSely was more protrac-
ted than he expected, and when he returned
for his wife about the middle of the present
month, he learned to his CONSERVATION that
She had gone away with Sergeant. II seems
that when Mr.. Mosely went away aod left his
wife in this city, Dan Rice happened to be in
Philadelphia to perform an engagement ct
WClch's National theatre. Some of the men at.
taehcd to his great show" were CHARTERED at
the tavern of Mr.. Emery, and among others,
was Joseph Sergeant, who has under his eSPe-
cial care the rhinoccro>; a man pamed Thomas
{. KRAMER and one Sandy Bronson, BY some
means Sergeant managed TO win the affections
Of the too susceptible Mrs. Margaret MoSely,
and when Dan Rice concluded his engagement,
the parties clOped from Philadelphia aud went
towards Pittsburgh 'hiiI. Inquirer.
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DENTISTRY.

-Y,uE respectfully * ne prsctgs
- nLat,tTT Taeir o6ee Al rs N.Ist
IN friends and all OtArrs uiahinE me 'si' "
Dentist .-.a,.r .v-rsl vs are the assist
ants Of the tate Husn and ne sSaI III for ~ !,
80 engaged in the prGet'e' ioI 90
-, yraTs 4 ITfnE hieh time ne hns nj W - .
"a Titb some OF isadinR Deniists i ,iii
Ia ,feir various preuIiaTtiys Il ore .
-. - 81 being able 20 E4Se entiF
20 a.! Who may 3"'"' 'u AH!t ROhERTSOS.A. D.
-, -, g. IL 1851 JAILs ORR.
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w See First and Fourth Pages of to-day's
paper for interesting reading matter.
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Enr Rent.

THAT desirabis property sSA' me SSsIiuE CONTAINS
knos n = ~ rs for iArSe family Ins 49,. ~
eoutAEs 10 I oFcaTd. Sc. ard Al Iatsiy
Ett .TcrT.ntfsnee. For terms arp - uT-ILIuES