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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25
Ar WASHINGTON Hall.
TO THM pnRLn

u.
Basso and oratoro singer the produced
Europe Induced Mr. Uiman to believe that he viii meet
with patronage Commensurate with the heavy expense
Karl FOEmss being Ike Jenny Lind, equally famed as
Music, and the oratoros of Handel and Haydn
me 6ri P I. viii consist Of
oNAF S6I9s' ENGLI i, GERMAN AND ITALIAN
ACCOMPANIMENT, = : 80
him srept Of music IN which IL hs Ss
ssanAs unaPproAohed. :,
Manager begs leave to callt attention the pub
be engaged in Of this class has long been
cause OF complaint against all
gems and works OF the great matters the proper rend
tion OF which requires the whole resources OF Grand Or
oopLETENE and R&N1E iSFF yopps IN
HANDEL HAYDN, MOZART, and other celebrated com.
@ BF65f S6aEsTRa dF
ton Of the far-amed Conductor CARL ANsCuTZ tE,Ls
system Of Concefs neDer 6ore attenptsl
KARL FotRMEs
Isl Ssie rs be supported BY the dis
nal favor durfn ReeR with such sig
MISS HA HAITI pl 4aD aaI Boston
The celebrated American soprano. who created .ucb
an immense sensation at the oraoros and Concerts In
From ,Bs M 4A1asa,Ii 3oIE
London, and Aeademy OF her OPERA
MR.. ERNEST PERRING,
The Celebrated English Tenor;
AND THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
o. the principal solosts and Performers the
AeSeSlny OF Ausic' y; l., under the directionof
CARL ABSOLUTE.
Leader, TuEONoREyTII0
FIRST violin, HERR TH0aiAS, MOsENTIIAi. & RoMANI.
t tss VIOLIN, HERR BEsI9, BERNSTEIN, LAUNU.
Viola, HEIR AIArZFA.
Ylolncello, HERR CARL BkRESMANN
First Contra Basso, HER HRRZOG.r
Second Contra Basso, SIG. AREOLDI.
Plate, HERR SIEDIER
oboe. HERR MYER
Cl9ronet, HERR KIRFER, SIG Abf1CI
.FlageGlet, HERR PAULAIAE, SIG. BARTOLo.
CoFnet=a'Plstou, HERR SCH1fITS, HERR SCHULIINGRR
Trumpet, MONS 5LACROIX
Trombones MONS. LETsCl s-i-
Tympans5 MONS. HABERKORN
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Trustea,s Sale.

by virtue Of Deed of Trust from Allen s. allowell and
- Eliza, his wife, bearing date the goth December 1858,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office for Ohio county In
BOOK page shall sell to the highest and best bidder
at public auction, the front door of the
Ohio county, Saturday the 23d day OF October, 1885,
the following property, situated In the city Wheeling,
that Is to say: c .lss
First THAT lot or parcel Of land which conveyed
to Allen Haowe by deed from Daniel O. List wife,
which Is recorded the CLERKS office Of Ohio county court
In deed book SS, 2i5 bsIng lot number ree NO ~
in square twentvtw0, ) in the Belle Air addition"
JHE TRIMS OF THE SALE OF THIS LoT-CASII.
Sso0nE The eastern part that lot parcel land
which was conveyed to said Allen s. Taowel by deed
from William w. Shriver wife, the 18th day
March $40 and recorded in said office, book
page 1885, being lot number three in said Shrvers addition
and fronting the south Centre street.-the art
hereby granted being oneourth Of the lot lying
to the eastern boundary thereof extending from Cen
tire street to the alley at the rear of the lnt.''
The TERNs of the sale OF this fraction of
of the purchnse In cash. remaining two
thirds in three equal instruments payable with interest,
purchaser to give bonds for the deferred iUstameuis and
the title to be retained until they shall have been fully paid
Che title Is believed to be ndisputabe, selling
of trust. HENRY p MORRIS
rSepzZ-tn
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Puh]io @aJa-

r WILL sell at fae OF the Court House for Ohio
u county, Va, onTUESOAY, THE 12TH DAY OF OOTO-
Der next, S5S 10 O'Clock A. NJ following descrb-
ed lot in the City of Wheeling, Lot No 10y
square No. three go the west side Of Main street. and
adjoining the property now owned by Henry KurtZ Said
lot will be sol in three separate parcels of 90 feet EACH
fronting on Main street. =
TERNs sALE-One- the purchase money be
paid in Cash. the residue at six twelve and eighteen months
with interest from day sale purchaser to give neGo
table for the deferred payments
same by deed of trust the property.
This lot from Main street Street on which the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot is-erected.
WAI. MCCOY. Secretary
.sept22-ts ofthe Western Insurance Company.
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n JEW GOODS.
Fir ST sTosc K OF
FALL 81 WINTER DRY GOODS

The subscriber having just returned from the East begs
say to state that he can oer great nhucementsn Dry
than any other house in the city-Gor cash.
Partcnar attention is called to the following items.
styles anexceltnt quality black sE Calico width al only
500. worth dollar yard the very st quality black
silks, the Easls brandn at 81
striped Silks Bayadere, Satin, etc. any
ANTIQUE slk always only s. syar6.
loo pieces French RE erin o of all colors; eN-
eelent quality at only Doc. yard vide; the very
best OF Aerno always sold at from Twill
$50 Piecep OF Cobnrg and Eearnmettos fine
quality such US always sells for 8c. yard only
AlIWooEP1nIn Ne LANES all colors Lupon,s
make, for only 3l1Sc. award.
All Wool lsI1tds, double width, best quality,
sue ichstde robes also robes Bayadere, auuil
de Champe, large greatly
DOnIRsTsCs.
cases OF Prints best styles neat and small figured
last coloEs warranteds from to cts, worth cts
yard and sotne as low 64 cents yard.
kleached Sh eetinS, ind ShirIinS Muslin of
a widths and prices an excellent wide, only
ShHWIS, CICnIks nnGI N an ~ the raostcofp-
ever brought to the city, Of all possible
shapes and STYLES.
Rara! Rnrs! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINsl-Ja.
dies desiring to p=ovde themselves with beautiful and
genuine set OF Furs this season. will ind their advan.
tage TO examine my stock before
Is greater than BEEN prices considera
bly, lower, having purchased them Importers
and Nanuacurers and only cash. gives
Bile advantage therefore enabled to san very
cheap Russia Sable Mink Stone Martin, French Sable
Fitch Lynx, Gennets, and all the usual
large abundance and at all prices. -
l8lnnkets-150 pair 10-4,11-4 and t2-4 very cbeai-
In Blankets Il can offer great inducements.
Carpets-100 piecas of Carpets Of alkinds BrrsseI.
Three PIy snpernne Ingram, an WOOL etc. viii sell
good quality ~ Carpet At aud superior quality ali
fne Brussel Hearth hug worth a. for on oDI 81 NJ @
quality Velvet Rugs, largest size aiys sold At 9 for
90 anu ao' tize worth s. for only $3.50.
seP1. 1SI Man.street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25
IT'S Religion that can give
Sweetest pleasures while we live;
IT'S religion must supply
Solid comforts when We die

Solid comforts when We die"
While singing these verses, which he did in a
clear and distinct voice, number of his friends
came up and bid him farewell.
PRAYER.
Turley then knelt down, and prayed for some
minutes in most fervent and eloquent manner
lin fact we believe no one who was there
heard more impressive prayer than was then
made. His voice never faltered, only when he
spoke Of his grey headed father'-and when he
said. "Oh Lord, have mercy on my three little
children, who arc more than orphans"
CONCLUDING SCENES.
at the conclusion OF the prayer, he asked all
to unite with him in singing Jerusalem, my
happy home"
While singing this hymn, his friends crowded
to the scaffod, and babe him farewell. His ia
ther went up the steps to the top of the PLATFORM
and embraced him. His mother handed him up
his youngest child, which he tenderly kissed
and bid his mother farewell--also some of lis
near relatives. Then tnrning to Sheriff Slack
he said, 'Mr. Slack, am now ready to die
He then placed himself under the rope, which
was fastened the beam above He was dressed
in light colored cashmere coat. cashmere panta-
looms, and a checked shirt, without aly neck
cloth. A black handkerchief was placed over
his fuce-and the rope placed around his neck
While this was being done, he remarked, "Mr
Slack, draw it a little tighter" Hc exclaimed
in impaSsioned tones, "Cut the rope quick, /
wantt to go to my JesusI" "Oh, Lord Jesus
receive my spirit" 90 Lord, ,Je-" at this
moment, the time being 10 minutes of twelve
the Sheriff pulled the lever and Preston S. Tur-
ley was in Eternity
After hanging 40 minutes, the physicians
pronounced him dead, though he evidently was,
in a few minutes after he fell. The body wns
taken down, placed in neat coffin, and .deliy-
cred to his parents, who took it to their resi-
dence on Coal River The funeral services, and
burial took place on Saturday, attended by
His age. was sc.
The only remark we have to make, in conclu.
ding this sad account of the last moments of one
who has suffered so just punishment for so
ho4rlo crime, is, that he had the talents and
energy, had he properly used them, to have been
a prominent aud useful member Of society.
Tue kind of weather we are having in these
parts just now makes man enjoy life, no mat
ter how unfortunate may be his prospects or
the number of his children. Balmy air, soft
sunshine, moonlight nights, pretty women in
the streets, very respectable coinetu up early in
the evening, are all much better than the grill
ing heat the New Orleans Pieayune talks
about Poor Pic, sorry for you. old boy.
THE Texas papers publish report Of the
assassination of Parodi in Switzerland. Poor
woman! She has recovered, however. and is
singing IN Baltimore.
Damp sheets-to think t6attNo or three
yards of damp fax should 50 knock down the
majesty of mani
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25
. The lPrfce 81 A.dmisaion-

the great expense attending these
namely: - 4sAst"i0teB
~ Secured seats,..... :. q, Sn
unreserved SeatS,......., 1865 ~ 81
sac OF seatsWll commenceon THURSDAY MORN
So at = ocl9ek4 az MElI0RS MUSIC STOLE Union
cured. Ley Ss sseu anu seats Sc
Of The Concert containing words and music for
- - z - = st-.z 80 Gept2I-te.
SADDLES, FAIRNESS, TRUNKS 80
WHOLESALE &: RETAIL.
e No lsl Main Of
Of all articles in his line as
Sss SADDLES Fine and Coarse Hhfkess, TFunts
r Epet bags, satesels Collars Tnndes WHins 6
eau attention my stock and trnSi
OF the public patronage = -S = CONN -44ee
as Of repairing promptly done, anin proper
sepSo J. D. SHEPPARD,
1Sl Hen 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25
For Renf

g UI5 5TL5uJ, 59Ies
.CTonE ROOMS oRFIcRs DWELLINGS, Frame 4 I,,..,
~ 70 The 9th Ward Rooms in the and third sry
OF good business house and small Hall 90 ~ az
Building Lotsfor sale or lease favorable terms
- r,-.s.a .., ie. EH0S H0RHBRO0Rs !
Union-Up Stairs. - go =tlt Ss an
B. H. HUBBELIs
lss5ty No q Monroe Street-Lip StSiFs
yARIETY Pine Feather busters MAY te SEEN = ..
q Monroe st tseb1ll PAYNE 6 co.
VERY slEe shape and quality Of BasFefszpTie3- a.
- s9s. -. tsePlll PAYNE co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25
KARL FORMEs'
GRAND ee
MAMMOTH oNCERTs!

OR AT O'RIOS
Ma ULLMAN, Director aud Manager of the New York
Academy of Music respectfully informs the pubc that
has made arrangements with
KARL TO MES,
now under engagement to him, rapid tour through
the principal cities of the Union prior to his
Europe Gratefully the very liberal patron
age received from the public, Manager Thaberg
Nine sontag, Henri Herr, Camille Svori other artists
whom he has induced visit America he respectfully an.
nOunces
KARL PoRMEs FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE. IN
THIS CITY.
ON N oNDAY, SEPT. 9th,
AT WASHINGTON HALL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

Ma. CtE4ESs CoSDIrIoS. Richmond
South Of yesterday says that Mr.. Clemens is
gradually improving; he suffers but little pain,
and has but slight fever. His physicians are
quite hopeful Of his complete recovery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25
soMg FroIrIvg THouanrs Apour EDITORS

" RE4DNG MATTED ON EVERY PACE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

IA on hand At the store OF III tITTTESTFa
!, - 81 4eOF Monroe & Wster SIS.
madeas Custom Work. S-epIsj m HI+GHFs
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MORE NEW q GODS S.

THATCHES, CLOCKS, .YEWELRY, WATcH5 AND
CLOCK MATERIALS, Go
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DERSONS visiting the Fair and the public generally az.
respectfully invited to call ct No 1871 Main street. ami
examine the BIAIENSE STOCK of Watches, Clocks JeV.
elry, Fancy Goods, Notions, Watch and Clock MATERIAL
Tools, Glasses, sc.
My frequent visits the eqstern citiesarge purchase
direct Importers and reception
of all the styles every few weeksand. acting upon
approved maxim, 'quck sales and small profits
determination EXoEL enables to oEer to ever
purchaser TIE GREA TEST INDUCEMENTS.
sep14 ]. T. SCOTT
A TLANTIo CABLE CHARNIEs.-I have also on hanl
IN small sections of the Atlantic Gable, NEATLY BOUND
in GOLD-A nice curiosity and very appropriate for cn
temens We invite the curious to call and
anime ISL Main st. sers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

Damp sheets-to think thar two or three
yards Of damp fax should SO knock down The
majesty Of mani
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

Notwithstanding the great expense attending
prices OF admission viii remain a. heretofore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

TnE Texas papers publish a report Of the
ASSASSINATION of Parodi in Switzerland. Poor
woman! She has recoyereds however. and is
singing IN Baltimore.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25
FORaAERORRRWT

7sEssII SGs-sILK PLUSH, SILK, GRENADINES, CASH.
MERES, OASS[MERES OF IL. and
sthe sttofe OF TIL. HUGHES,
sSP40 50. 4 Water SITS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

iAssIIEREs French and KnSiIS6 of 5e finest 91aIitEs
~ made up to order the store OF Tff TJTSTfiEs,
Asp'S - y 30 cor. Monfoe EsWater SITS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-25

SIIL's STEEL PLow.This celebrated Pillow stands IN
equauets and We solicit Farmers an exa lina0a
OF US merits combining steel mould board With either cat
OF share found other
aug14 SMITH & GoRRILL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

7==zz.z7s==.=z==, 49, 49, Al
49, s 49, So 60 49,
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PARE AS Low AS ny ANY OTHER ROUTE

For THROUGH Tickets and other Information, enqnire
Central Ohio Ticket ONCE the Sprigg House. Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
RAH,ROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting Allan
Il tic cities With Western Northwestern, aud South
Western States by continuous oiWay direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh ith da line OF Steamers to
all the Western Rivers and Cleveland and SAN
dusky with Steamers all the Southwestern
Lakes; making the dirsct, c4tsHpet and reliable
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
the Great HsSf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

In connection with the above keep every kind Of mu
steal Instruments and musical merchandise generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
j. T. SCOTT.
NO. l57 Main sire +. Wheeling. Va.
Wholesale nd Retail
Watcher; CIoeI1s, Jswe:ry, Watch & Clock
OLIVER Plated ana Britania ware, coid Pens and Pea
= ella Gold and Silver speetaeI-s Porn Onnales
r.. Faney soaps Pocket RSGoTo Soi1TS
s Fst9s Ser 81 Plated sPesk1 and Pores kss1a
and general assortment Of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely ny stock, both
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables 70
Watchmakers, He. chants, PedIars.
and the public generally, very oO@Pets asSoFtnsat At
Watches and Clock, carefully repaired and varransel
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.
FALL And FINTER TRADE.
SToSR & THOMAS take pleasure IN sn9Os9setaE taa.
y they are nov in receipt Of ther fun stock Of Pan and
DRY Goods, Varieties and aIiIIIneEE Goods
They have just received their Second Fan Purchases,
which, added their stock, vii enable them pre-
sent TO the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing BEST SELECTIONS Of choice goods they have
To their former variety they have added large stock
carpeng and Rags Of the latest designs and bst makes
and also beautiful line Of choice Fars, suitable for the
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade
Having been in the Eastern cities shOrt time previous to
heavy Cotton Fabrics, and buy
largely with the Cash. they have done for
ist) well directly from the Importers, and Manufae
in instances they able % r indneesnt
ose Cdsh Bugers, either by the PIECE At RETAIL
d by similar house il the West
Of tslr rapidly Increasing Trade, they
have made and making ample arrangements % f1Inih
the Public with Of the best selected stOeS Of goods in
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
1900 yds SikS-enbracinE some OF the finest imp
1000 French MsTinoes, Cashmeres. Bo1aba
Thibets and MaddOnias-o. every quality and eolsE,
A full line OF the Richest Painted OnaEre shaded
in striped CashmeTes and Deiaises-iEip0rted-
+00 shaEls and ClOaks-eubraeing some % the
yer offered in Wheeling.
5000 yd Ginghams, Debazss, elanes and Prints, and
6aOJO " Of Notwithstanding the largest line o!
American WOoens and Cotton goods kept b any similar
house, II not by any house in the city.
They have laid th=ir stock with view closer cash
trade and pledge the Puble that Effort uPoa tr paTt
shall be wanting 20 please.
They feel coHident they inducements
close cIS buyers exceed By house West II IL
the United states. No trOabie show oodsoods sent u
Cars. Hotels and Boats for e1stoHleTs-
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers-
uov5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

Pianos, IelOdeons and every kind Of musical iustru-
n1entS tuned and repaired
~ All go Ids warranted ut this establishment. noy5
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SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock % ses music, musical works, &C.,
In the Western country.
~ Music sent to any address, postage ffee.-a
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
Rail-, ROAD.

=
RAIL ROAD.
- - -
ON ana afFeT SToIIv March ass. CSunAyz excepted
" Trains via foiisUs=
LEAVE CLEvELAND:
IIs P ~ Man Tsain s'o!Pi2E AZ m ss;i9nz aIrye a:
1879 P ~ Express Trsi stopping at all regular stations;
(EsssT Rochester and y e'g Salisbury Ere dag sta
lions for thIs train and arrive AZ Pittsburgh al
55OA. n.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
6lO A. " Express stopping all regular siAto2t;
arrive Pittsburgh ~ ii=S5 a u and at Cl-Te-
40 p n Mail Train stopping at eli regular stations,
arrive Pittsburgh SIS P. ~
LEAVE PITISBUEGH-
eco A N. Mall Train stopping AL stations and arrives
At C!syei;Hd At z.'S P 81 and at Bridgeport st
11:G5 a. NJ
rive at Bridgeport Al $50 P N
But enc train from Brigepor. Cleveland day-I=zyes
Bridgeport clio a N
Excursion Ticket. from Bridgeport Pi,sburgh and
turning, 1878. GOOD tleo day. oi'!y-
Connections.
Connections made by all through trains as fOilcEz-
AZ Cleveland with trains for Telcd0, D=tTOit Cieago snd
the North est; also fer Ere, DukirE Buffalo, Si2IEs
Fails and Canada.
Al steubenve and Beiair with tie steubeuville Indi
ark, BaFnesvi- ZInesyiIIe liu=fon- Lancaster, Column
bus, CIncinnaIir Indianapolis and s. Louis
At Wheeling, it'll Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berland, Harpcr's Ferry, Baaoe and Washington CITY
Local and through tickets purchased the various
Offices The line also at the UnIon Ticket ONCE, opposite
saptrinieadsnt's oiiee, c PRR, JAMES FARMER.
Cleveland, March 1, ISIS milo SHpt
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ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, on REMIT
$50, and thus GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
SHIPS time before the LIST day of September can
upon completing thorough course Of Double Entry Book
keeping and ts Collateral Branches lucrative
pcymeuti in Commercial Banking Houses Accountants
within ninety days after their graduation, they will
be Undermined the full paid for tut.
ton, AMI thus realize
Free Tuition, or Lucrative Situations.
Graduates fro7 this Institution filling response
bile and lucrative positions Cashiers Book keepers
Railroad Office Clerks, IN different sections OF the country
and being preferred by business Graduates
other Mercantile College Hence the above unparal-
leled inducements which nothing but the Superiority
OF Instruction and thoro 1 training Of my students for
business life would warrant
Tie Principal NJ iris IlsitufiOH hns been practical
dcc2nRttEtFo for longer DeriOd hda any other Tecer
IN the FssfsrH country.
Address the undersigned for further particular
Dy9 WI. w. GsRANGS Err.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26

Music, Music, Music.
7 ISr MUSIC, just received this morning.
IL Shower OF Pearis-La MarseillaIse.
Why do Summer Roses Rades Child Of the REGIMENT
Gambler Wife-aOok and Ladder Qaiek Step.
National UhiOn-O0icer's FuneraI.
Long long Weary DAY. have Mother Nov.
selma, or Star Of the eyening.-No sight There
song of the CaptiVes-The Day Oar Mother Died.
TaFantellas-Ibe Rock Beside the Sea
llie Trouhadour's SOng-O'sr the Lone Sea.
The Last Meeting With the Old Folks.
And Others TO mention. No charge rla0
ing Call and see loe15I PAYNE ( CO.
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New Advancement.

WOULD announce TO the subscribers Tor papers Period
icals, kc, whose have ben asf--re from
Mr. TObn's Books, that receiving sail Period
Gals &c regularly and would request above referred
to- to call AZ III Main street Ar wishing discontinue
their subscriptions, will please advise
preserve their copies We Just
elegant Family Bibles also late p5lationsi Mrs H-bts' and
Mrs SOufhEorths Works. Everything IN the Book and
Stationery line be hal st te CaeaP Book store" No
III Main taPial JAS ORR
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-29
Congress-

AS yet shows little disposition to com.
mence business in earnest. On Thursday
both Houses adjourned over till the fourth
of January. Previous to adjournment
numerous bills were presented. Among
them was one giving the President hum
bred millions of dollars wherewith to con-
clude treaty with Spain, settle all Diff
culties, and procure the cession of Cuba
the sum to be borrowed, if it be not in
the Treasury at the time fixed for pay
ment. Another of the bills introduced
contains provisions regulating the duties
on imports. Another authorizes Louis
lana to impose tunnage duties, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the improvement of
the Channel of the Mississippi. One re-
pealing the English act. and another au-
thorizing the people Of the Territories to
elect ali their officers, were referred. Mr..
Bingham introduced bill abolishing the
present system Of mileage, and allowing
members their actual travelling expenses
only. Mr.. Morris of Illinois introduced
q bill admitting sugar and salt free duty,
and Mr., Washburne of the same State,
bill establishing post route from Leaven-
worth to Pixies Peak. Mr., Farnsworth
Of Illinois vainly endeavored to introduce
a resolution looking to the adoption of
further measures for the suppression of the
slave.trade, and Mr.. Blair of Mo-, reso.
luton declaring the bred Scott decision
extra judicial, illegal and void. The prin-
oipal appropriation bills were reported by
the Chairman of the Committee on Ways
and means. Mr. Sherman Of Ohio moved
the reference OF the Navy Appropriation
bill to the Committee on Naval Affairs,
with view to more careful examination
of the items than can be given by the
House. MIR. Furguson of Minnesota in
troduced Homestead bill. After laying
out good deal of work for the residue of
the session, Congress adjourned till the
9TH of. January.