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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
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LEE0n sne "aShinRton Examiner Dem. paper.1
WILL Mr. MONTGOMERY BE ELEcrED2-Wcg
have frequently been asked this questioned
you think Montgomery soiN Be elected?-to
which our invariable reply has been, aoe think
ne SoiM Indeed we have mover Thought other
wise than Mr. Montgomery would have a large
majority in the district. And we here venture
TO give what we suppose may approximate TO
something like the loss and gain:
Washington $40
Fsys'ts 1859 1899
1900 $50
Which added to MAJ in tho d:iilc 1 1SSS
majority in the district: $500
Possibly, Mr.. Montgomery s gain from the re-
publican ranks may be considerably over the
estlmatS; and if SO, his majority will be in.
creased, unless there should be a greater loss
on the democratic side than we have put down.
TnE frstvessel from Cleveland direct to Eng
land, arrived out on the 9th Of September, with
her cargo oftlumber all safe. She made the
passage in thirty-three days from Cleveland to
Southampton.
REsIaNsD. Captain samuelO o. Williams has
resigned the captaincys of the Washington (Pa.)
Blues. An election will be held shortly to FIJI
the vacancy.
TnlRp street. Philadelphia, is described as a
street containing newspaper Offices, insurance
Offices, note shayers. head shayers, and in indie
scribable quantity of youthful shayers, who con.
stantly vend the daily papers.
tits reported that the Hon. John Minor Bolts
lost about $4,000 by the Fashion. races on Long
Island last week. Heisthe chap they.talk about
for the Presidency.
AolDlrY oF4uE sTo4Acn AND IsD1eEs4los.-
Y can eat any thing after taking your Holland
Bitters.. isla remark frequently made to US.
Topersons troubled with acidity. of the stom.
ach. indigestion, or any disorder Of the stomach
We would only say. try st. Itsworld-wide rrp.
utatlon, has been ablished alone by the tnatFv
cures cures 1t has effected. When used for Dyspep.
sia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, weakness ofnnsSss
Sind, Costiveress and Piles, it should be taken
IN small doses-say, half a teaspoonful, regular.
y three times q day, before meals
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

lmpofLed51oh eep. at AucGIOn.1 y
NNIILl. sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder
w onThursday, October 2ls IS, at 40 O'Clock at
my residence, Bethany Road, from Whee
ing, my surplus stock Of PURE IMPORTED SHEEP, em-
braGing part Of the late stock cf DR. Chapine COM
prsngS Superior CotsWold Rams 23 superior Southdown
Rams, superior 9axony Rams s superior Cotswod Ewess
So superior Southdown Ewes 81 Superior Saxony
Terms SALE-All sums under $40 cash. For all sums
$780, credit Of nine MONTHS without interest, the
@ ; u GRO. w. SMITH.
! z. WICRHAAI Auctfoaeer. div
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c,
WHOLESALER RETAIT,.
B. SHEPPARD, No. 181 Main St. corner Of ITnio IN,
continue to keep on hand large aud complete a.
OF al articles Ia his line, consisting Of and
Tentemens Saddles Fine and Coarse uarkess TFunts
s1lces carpet Bags SatcEels1 Collars Hamss Whns &C.
respectfully call attention my stock and frnst
siSs attention and continuance
All kinds of repairing promptly done, and proper
SanSn J. B. SHEPPARD,
SEPEV J 1NI 'NSotr ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
.BoNNhEBs A ( siSS STIR Iw RONNETs,
Just E8eceiyipK aud Now Opening,

T1LEy would beg leave inform friends and patrons
the public generally, that have received
Fall and Winter Goods latest and approved
styles Cloths Cassimeres and Hestngs, all of which We
prepare to make rider in the latest styles and
best manner, at short notice.
We have also large and full Gents Pur-
nshing Goods such Shirts, plain white and fanrY SE
Cot ton and Merno Under Shirts ard drawers; Hall
Gloves, Suspenders Cravats Ties Silk and Linen
chiefs all OF Whchwe Willse very lowest pri.
ces, at new store rooms, No. 102 Main street.
sep15 saWHEELER q LAFIIN, Merchant Talors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
THE POETRY or PEIYaIC.

AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar.shod over the palate but
their energy attn ugh wrapped and tells with
thousands of sufferers whoWould
they knew they could cured for % Ayers
Pills, and you will know It.
Purify the bloUd and disease will be starved out Il
Cleanse the system from Impurities and you are cured
already.
Take this best Of all PurgativeS and scroGula Inges
on WeakneSsI Headache, Backache sideache jaundice
rheumatism arrangements Liver and Bow
els all arrangements and all diseases which purgatve
remedy REACH fly before them like darkness before the
sun. 5 ~ &c. E
Reader, II Sudering from any OF the numerous
complaints they remedy has been
provided for YOU and It iF criminal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry Pectordi, best medicine for
Cough, known the Whole world and that ArIe's e
the best Of is known those who have used
them
Prepared by Or. J. q. AVER Lowell, Ms, and sold By
Druggists every where. 20 ff' = 7i'EE 59oct6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

DISSOLUTION.
nTn OF Morrison Co., at the Star Foundry wheel
70 This day dissolved BY mutual consent s
who will collect all debts due us by note
sane 9eing sold and transferred him Re will
N. WILSON, n ~ rTrH S3U4sIS49On e
Wheeling, Sept. &c, 1888. - 1sssj +
successor TO Morrison Co.. viii con.
20 carry ON the business of Star Foundry in ali
Street. ~ II TFTT,s ~ u ~, HlaEket
SEs.-G9.1SSS:---- sepYI-2W&
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

= White Lime
n UsTREcEIYRD.by'Blt& Ohio e Race. -, :.
= sIns celebrated Maryland snow white Line ~
- - No. Sc Main st.
JHTooDEH WARE larrs stocls i1.f --.e.z55
~, ing IN part Of Buckets, Churns Tubs Rssj,
19s Oh fancy Cedar Ware1 which viii he
- .1,;, - No. 55MSinst Il
@ Teceiysd, another Of Grass zDeIf
1I,s9i J.iA. METOALR,
665S557-z =-.---- No. Sc Main Sc.
ssc.sa AiLs-Eiye oasks Of celGbFated Palirl
sggEs poARE s AD1Ais, 10 90 aaia 81,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

PeorEssoR oLMsEEAD, of Yale College, writes
that no comet since that of 184s. has presented
SO many claims to admiration as the one now
visible. A telescope small magnifying power,
like common spy-glnss. he says, is useful for
viewing the head of the comet, but for the entire
body, the eye itself affords more interesting
view than any instrument
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
OHAR. n10RGam

w h1OhEsALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer Of candies
HaFnss and Trunks ana dealer in 49,
Pu9,c mss opened 1865 Main ST. cor Marfst
nsEe ne VII De glad tosee persons Want,nS
Of 1s Ct TAR prices he hopes share
work, and repairin . o5oeIed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

RESIGNED Captain Samuel o. Williams has
resigned the captaincy of the Washington (Pa0
Blues. An election will be held shortly to fll
the vacancy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

RRNovED.-The Hempfeld bridge piers, on
the Monongahela, at Monongahela City, have
been removed by the Slackwater Company as
nuisance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

In the business of exchanges and redemptions,
bag supposed to contain. the sum of 81, 900 in
gold, had been passing among the Boston Banks
for some time, unquestioned until its weight was
thought suspiciously light. Instead of v eighing
25 pounds and IS pennyweights Troy-or IS
lbs. OF. avoirdupois, it weighed but about IL
pounds, and was found full of coppers. 1t
passed back down the line, until the Granite
Bank refused to take it, and was therefore sued
by the Market Bank.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

THE Sons of Malta are very dangerous people.
Tho order had procession ut Cincinnati one
evening last week, and it is said that several
ladies fainted at the sight of the Grand Com
mander and his procession of cowled and sur
pliced apprentices. These gallant Knights of
Malta ought to be cautious how they display
themselves, if such consequences are apt to fol-
low.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

NOTICE.
ME hEm Of Sheppard g Morgan is this day dssoIved
neinal consent. The bushes Of firm be
setElea py = sheppard. Those Indebted to In
rsgnested to call Ard payment and those
settlement Il r. Sigpuy = /. - la
Sept 10th ,1s6s. CBas Z Mn ~ pG Ah1'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

A c1ERGyMAN who was present few days
near the close of the session of the Minnesota
Legislature, was preaching Sabbath or two
after, on the subject of Total Depravity, when
he remarked that he fully believed the doctrine,
and if there was no other proof of it, the doi0gs
of that body would be satisfactory, and as the
members had returned to their homes, he prayed
God that they might be kept there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

RE1DzNc 147zEa on ETEaY Pee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Ma. CLSMESs is steadily improving There
every prospect now OIL saving the limb, butitis
more than probable that it will be short and
slightly deformed So says the Richmond South
of yesterday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

TnE first vessel from Cleveland direct to Enp-
land, arrived out on the 9th Of September. with
her cargo oftlumber all safe. She made the
passage in thirty-three days from Cleveland to
Southampton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08
-IFrom the EMashlncton m lsIaInine,1

CARD FROM THE MILITARY. Resolutions
passed alta meeting Of the Washington Blues
held on the evening Of the 4th inst. -
Resolped, That we tender to the military
especially and to the citizens of Wheeling, gen.
orally, our warnest thanks for their kind atten
tons and courteous treatment on our late visit
Resot0el, That we will take pride in receiving
and welcoming, at any and ali times, the mill.
tary OF Wheeling to our Borough, and that.
every member Of the "Blues'' win vein the,Fr
efforts to. reciprocate the gentlemanly and sol.
dierly attention extended 10 us
Resotred, That our deepest acknowledgment
are due to the officers of the Agricultural So.
clety, for attention on the Fair Ground.
ResOtred, That copies of these resolutions be
furnished to the papers of our Borough, with
and that The Wheeling papers viii please cony
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

It's reported that the Hon. John Minor Botts
lost about $4,000 by the Fashion races. on Long
Island last week. He is the chap they.talk about
for the Presidency.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Novelty Mills Family Flour.
luU received and for sale by e Z
Oct7 DoANE& ADAMS, No. so Main st. b
DITTsBURGH SALT, constantly on hand and for by
l.. octT DoANE q ADAMS
PANIsn Nfoss-lo bales just received and for saieby
- oSt7 D0ANE 4 ADAMS. p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-08

Possibly, Mr.. MontgomeTy's gain from the re-
publican ranks may be considerably over the
estimate and if. SO, his majority will be in.
creased, unless there should be a greater loss
on the democratic side than we have put down.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

tcre RAP. st.sss tcss.d erl.1s,cs Z l., .ss,o
| ther az Mr Dsverpor in tee last two years. HI
f.u.s ere nc-tiy tto-e Of csesssness sod ,Ot of ms
COZ csp'ion OF lie ctGscters, and h.s gres popularity
sit,tt. bis mary merits. Hs Wi. be found ore Ct II.
most vsusbe people sttsct ed to Ma K.eaes est.5
| lisfmert.
| Ar Z. A. SOfierr is vel kuo.n 10 the public by
bic Performances 81 WascAs for two or thres season.
| past es most careful srd psins;skirg actor.
Mr. Cjorhs Ptter5 il certain brMcbe. Of low
comedy has supericr ard wien working in harness
With NJ. Jefftnon The two make team tiat seldom
iss to draw. Mr. Peters ro.uud COUNTER IS most
plssssD. to lcok on, and viii te joyfuily greeted.
NJ Mordsa ia yourg American actor formerly of
Csi!ciris and late Of the Southern cit;ss. Hs s a
siuDger here but The accounts o. h are very favcr-
able.
NJ. II. MD,soN is one of the old Puk" stock,
well known here.
hr. LtricL s e careful, parstakirg young mao
pofiessrg coed capabilities. lie Is also well Known in
New York.
The other yourg gentlemen Of the )mpsny are mspy
Of them strangers here, and whiie they unioubt
edy equal TO their presert position tine and opportu
rity VII develop their poweis and il due season it
them for more prominent positions.
hT. lanes Burnett, tie stsge Insusger is sl,o G.
cspitsl actor and bis delinest.ols Of bluff hearty old
are uy Ct fret class rate O. mart To hi, care,
attention and ;kl, stage mansger, is the public
indebted in sgrea. degree for the admirable manner
in which rlsJs ere produced, ,nd for TIE general
oellerce e the stsge arrangements, that has ever
characterized this thea;er
NJ. Thomas Boter, whose admirable selections az
rsrgements and performances Of p-puar music, msie
isst tie orchestra one Of the most agreeable
features Of each rights entertainment resumes his
J0'O3.
NJ joie 7l0rpc, tie scenic stist was formerly OF
Niho Garden, AID CT org his roiks are found some
0tLe mcst beautiful pieces ofssge scenery that have
ever Teen seen il NevYoTk.
AhC Cgether Mas Kseres company is a fret rae cne,
and tie promise ia gocd that they viii give u.
txceIen, entertainments during the coming season.
Success 90 With them.
The 'hes.er opens on Wednesday evening with the
disma Of "The Willow Cope, and rev burles1us
Of " Era Diayclo."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

rr. ia ,ei.cv isys, IN - P,Iisss ions. -, ~,
.ek "a .,rysI. al he Va, tax sa to tas hos7itl
Tie schooner Farte, from Ss, IA GTant., les.s~a
men fon tbe fever on tie passage hos. b: a.d D
ii On srvsL Sic WAS tipo.si of n ths uslsI
msaTsT.
A. The yessels fion Charleston, 5. { hay. hsi 40
sckte;. on bcHd, to,, indeed, hiss svi.ucs Of sry
made iis sppessroe.
A.w;L be -sen from perlsa Of the sb5ve, the
fever on late siriva,. bss prevail ed to alarming
tent Dunrg tbis sssson t.;ch C s-rivsls hss
proved 70 be 60 bsd as these e;usriy, the
Der cf vesss, in the Lover Bsy is largely Increased
e., Is TIE rUnber Of patients il tie Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
JUSTICE TO PROF. MORSE.

To ne Edito- Of The " i. 7riJn7.
SIR: AS public iournslist you are doubtless wiling
TO DO iustice to an individual ani to history. Mr..
Morse claimed TO be the inventor Of the electro.
msgEes or the disooverer of electricity he is wiling
that The fame and the credit Of the.e discoveries should
60 wherever 1t bs!cngs; buf ne does claim TO be
amorg tie first who spped these RESOURCES of science
TO transmitting intelligence between distant places.
Mr. Morse has the syidercs Of tie Captain of the
clip Suiy and of Mr.. Reeve, our former Minister 10
Frsrce that his nveI ton made essentially as il
Tow exists, board Of tie pscket-ship Suly her
voyage from Havre to Nsw-iork in 1882.
4 FRlEND TO TRUTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

Tpr NNrEl FANS PoI>oNlSG CA>E.-The JuIy
Ieesed N investigating the c,rcumstances OF the
death Of EdwsYd Studley Of Valley Falls, H. l., IN
~hoe itmsins arsenic found, concluded their In
quest yest lay. The most direct testimony elected,
Neieh corrected Mrs. Stu0ley with the administration
q Tie pCso1, we lesrn from TIE Pr0r'deaee Jour
asws that q Mrs. Gopher skinner who testihed thai
nise or 'crr years $50 Mrs. Studey intimsted to her
now she could dispose OF her husband, who was
ssSnetiTss heult to manage" The following WAS
MS S.udley then Mrs. Jonesl advice:
ME-. Jores then said would not bear il he is
rot able 70 20 anything, and You are In darger why
ooyou put vp with It; give him something 10 still him
stvn AID keep him quiet, bu. don't le. your tight
hard know wnst your left hand doeth. i never let
ny iisht hand know what the left hand 6osth ty tb,
oouise get along very well. Give him somethipe
that viii e.n him down; YOU would rot be- plsgued
sh bin bit little while-for il is nobodys bu.iSess
shsi ve do. should never get along SO. II tnere
are NO tIenos Of bis eere, much the better-.here
would be noeody 10 question YOU did not ask bAr
~hs' She meant by s,lirg him down.
ABOUT Two weeks ago M. Studey also msde soma
smaiAs 70 The witress in relsion TO Mr.. Jones and
tse Two O1d people. which were very suspicious and
'hieh enc dic not wlsh TO have repeated.
lie Jury rendered verde. to the effect that NJ
srdiy csme 10 bis dss.h from poison administered
essis. and & warran, wa, immediately s-Iei for
s1 arrest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
BROOKL YN IZEXS.

On, Mopr,1r1r.-The total number OF dssas is
this - last week was lso, Of which 81 wer' males,
ud % females OF tbese, - were urder one ysG
age s,d = between ono and ten years Old Tho pra-
cSn.l Siseasss were: Cholera nfantum, 81 consunP-
ton. 3d. dropsy in ths head, 49, convunons' IL na-
ra,mus 10; diarrhea, Z; hopping cough % prsmsufs
birth. g. stl-bop >. There were no !niecuous sn-
es.., OF the whole, lj7 were natives Of the Untsl
state, 81 Of Ireland : Of Germany, and Of Engsa>.
Ip addition to the above Dr. Boyd reports 4, deaths
.irce the 7th CT August.
Cry CorRr.-Judgs Culver heard a nrmbss q
er perts motions on Saturday in Chambers ho oso"-
room is being reftted repovsted and put IN ordS ~
direction Of the Board Of supervisors.
CAN'T. Je.eph Hamilton, shipmater oil taa ev'
ced recer,y st Charleston S. c. Of yellow fever hH
family resides in Carlton avenue
D. ,cc,,ysr About clock yesterday sfsa-
,,a p.ck alp fsny.bost Nebrasks scrdeata1Jo
cv.,turrsd row boat that was croesns HsnTef' as3
.Ls ecot of Grand street, containing three msa Tas
-. -. oros.Dg the river a. the ferry boa. cane
.o, ard the swell from the ferry boat caused ths 's
boat 10 csp.ize. The occupants were 'afo.n ~"
water. TIE alarm wN given, tho ferry-oos. P''.r1
..opued and the Hos. thrown to the f''e' - 10 YS
Tbfy .u,t.ned themselves BY means Of the h's aM
:tr bo.t until tie boats from the shore came 70 Ia'u
sIisf They were r..cusd, sustaining no
,lsp wet ectbirg. TIE occurrence WA pu'ey soo-
dsp,. and al the spplsncss on board the b" ""'
"a. u.s Of 70 reecue the parties.
FxcrRsios.-Ths police Of the FfsA Preciac' 80.
| command ef CAPT Wodcm proceed sas ca
az er.ur..oc to tie .shirS Bsoks II 20 S''''1
| Is'xi, Cap. l. z. Corasi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
TIRES.
,,ry - wEtrfr,f1 srrrtr.

f!rE - WIFI Hal sTFELr.
A.Jo'c!cok Saturday morning Ere broke out in
the basement rf No. To- Wb:tehei street occupied By
Mr. Hysnd az E plumbrg Establishment The first
floor was occupied in PAT b. NJ. AleIandrsw as 4
elethirg store and IN pant b. Patrick Ksensn a. a
LIQUOR ,tore TIE buil6irg and stock wegs damaged 20
lie suouut Of s,O0. Folly Insured.
FIRE ~ NEsET sIGEET.
Betyeen and o'clock Sunday morning fire oc-
oou,Ied in the rew building No. O. |essy street
MED by Johr Ws.ers, gold refner. Tie fts Was Ia.
ssul. Of case;snsss ths PSI, Of builders in insert
ing q beam too besT TIE furnace. Damage 81 ia
sured.
FIRE ~ PEARL STREET.
At,wet,y mirrtes 70 one cock on Sunday morning
eIe occur cd in tLe ory soods stors Of Mrs. Aune
Campbell No sol Peal -. csused b. the bursting Of
ess pre in the show window. Damsgs considerable.
IrsUied.
riRx- - BrooAITN.
Or Saturday about noon, lite broke ont in row
of Hc-story frame buidrgs on Lafayette averus, be-
tween Bedford all Nostrsnd avenues, and in coass.
qaerce Of tie scarcity o. wster tie whole buraea
down. They lad been standing in unfinished stste
for about year ard were ,equsntly not occupied.
light bulGires de;troyed valued at about 3 Ooo
Partially covered ~ insurance. The owner, Mr.. Oa-
deIdoIk, resiees in Jamsos.
Tie store cf Capt. Mullen, corner of Willoughby
and p rcs streets, was set fire By incandsriss on
Fridsy night ard robbed OF qusntty OF small change
which had been left in the drawer. The FIRE wss
dscoyerea and t1rgushed before series consequence,
eriusd.
touss owred BY Thomas Burroughs on Kent ave-
Iue vas set On fre on Friday night and damsged to
the extent of 500. Insured in the Montsuk Company.
Abcu, { c cc.ock on Saturday afternoon fire &C.
cured in cooper shop in tie rear Of No. S!,gg
street, f. D. owned by NJ. psi&sr. It was eXtinguish
cd with about 80 dAmses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

TF.s.-The CASToS TEA COMPANY hsve %
b.na v variety Of TyAs ,t and Tea DeSsv ssA p
va. families souchos Ooons and Young Hysea trou c'
G 0unpo wd-r and Imperial from fSc 10 &c All ohs, ass.
liz, -ora'y low Also ~. boxes good r.sLT TsA st
CGI and No. rs Chatham ~ b.t~een fssn sss
u II.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
[ AiIerIisena an.

SPERRi q TOWER CLOCKS.
The te., time keepers Ia the world. o.. Also wsts
fusksr HetcuIisl PeLdlum RegusO.s .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
AdysrtirmertI
CyRUS w. FIELD.
IAiHrrtisam.nt

ImprsraL PHorocsAPH ot CyRCs W. FIELD on sshsass -
Bs.pYs GsLLEsY o s5s Bsiwsy over Thom pson' ssSas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
IA1yertfs-usn.l
BRADY's GALLERIES

PH0ro0aAPHS
AMssOrYrE, and D.ssgsasorYpn
No. $50 and aS Brosiw.y New York, AID No LII r'aa>S
vlnis sy Wastipston, D. &.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
fAfyert.serert

PIRDN' NATIONAL THEATfR.-Iankee Locke
and his gres. Temperance drama entitled "Trs NiGrts
B,sgooN" at this popular theser To NIcHT. OF ooI tssrs
vii be gTsri rush. Little VIOLA PLuSKgr" aPrrsu u
piece tie Drnhads Chd the TO smbfsss u. "a
company. Two other pieces "SocDlH SEAsiKi sal ~
"ANFRicNS TAR" are 70 be ps formed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

DRowSED.-Two young men, apparently about y
yssra oi sgs, were drowned yesterday while bIhsg
near the Fert Richmond dock, at tie Narows, Staten
Islerd. Their names were not asceJtained nor the
bodies recovered. II appears that one Of them got BE-
yord bis depth, or seized with cramps snd called
tho other to assist him, which upon dosg he Wa
drawn under by the dIowaipg and both psrisss<.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
AnySENENT6 roR FALL Aso WINTER
LAURA KEENE 5 THEAILR.


II will be bu, few weeks row bs.ois VS. shsl Eays
e. tie theaers concert rooms, mr;.rsi-ha aoi ether
places Of Amusement in full operation q. once gsheIr
| tie fret hsrvest Of tae Fall season. Even row, the
woIkmen are busy in the various thse.sr., and efforts
ere making every department Ct mech srcs to ge: the
houses in the very best possible tim for the nev cam
Is'sn. The urholsterers are carpetng ard cushion
rg, ard the painters and gidsrs frightening aud
esbenng and decorating, with eye not only to the
substsntie confos Of the expected public but to the
qualification Of s love of the graceful aud the beautiful
There are at prefent butt Of the regular Broadway
thes'rs open and doirg busitess; but in less time,
probably, than a month, we sha have fvs-to say
become permanent institution in city and from
which row have occasional CAD tdings, 10 the
share e peIformsrcesa at intervals less ;rregu
lar. Buttons, Lsura Keeres, Nlblos 3, Walacks, and
the Broadway viii al undoubtedly enter the lists, and
compete Though the approaching WiIter for the
patronage CT tie amusement seeking public.
On ibe other eide Of .owp, VS. have those old stand
bys the Bowery ard the National together with their
younger riyal, the Stsot Thester.
Tie Broadway and BultoIs have not az vet fixed
their opening day bat at Lsura Ksene the regular
Fsl and Winter sesson viii begin on Wednesday Of
the preseIt week. The company is frs.rste ons in
ieepect TO ,hose Of the artists whom know and we
quite willing TO bsieve ths. those with whom the
New.Yolk public are not yet acquainted have been
set cted by Miss Keere with sharp professional eye
to sone specal excellence in each. Tee folio wing