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PRorETcFkEb5 + f ko! NJ L.s..rs p.s.p. Of
lone, Vienna TrieseInar No. / i. remedy for Re
system. Tresemsr No. efIectualiy, IN the short
space Of three days. completely and entirely eradl
cubebs have long been thought antdote for, to
the rum 81 the heath of vast portion Of the popu;
remedy for that class Of disorders when, unfortu-
nstGiy, the English physician treats with mercury
tuition. and which all the parilla In the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 20. and are siIke
devoid taste smell, and ofall nauseatlug quail
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases. and divided
in separate doses a, administered by Velpeau, Lal
leman, Roh1, RECORD, &c, &c, Price s. each,
or four cases III one for 50, which saves IS; and In
Sold by DR.. H.A. BARROW, No. Isl Prince st. "a
few blocks west of Broadway, New York imme
diateiy on rece!R ofthe amount DIR; b. will forward
rage paid thus insnrIns genuine European prepara-
tons. The S3 cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage: C3nsutations as usual, fromll q. m. I'll 2
p. rs and from TIL at No. l57 Prince ST.,
few few blocks west OF broadway. Sold also by J.
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
greatest natural attractions-a ne head Of hairNit
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall we do to stop the hair from
falling OIL and restore It's vIgOr and beauty In re.
fi ksSSMsfy s' HS5 ss
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmPart freshness and vigor to the hair and
continued use of It two months will insure you
lu1uriant head Of hair. Call and geta bottle and i
not satished after the second application, return 1t
AsS for 81 haiTs H Pr2Ists end
gis,, corner Main and 9th. and Main and wall sts.,
and IN D Wssa,nf,on city by y. d; GILMAN, Drug
B: CLARK, Druggist ooThsr * street, street and Pa:
svenue. apl "
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SEsERAL NEW PA Ms, a, ed onl, few
- m lnths 10y members of Congress. for sale ~ ~
al so Pa. avenue.
ma JOHN r. ELLIS,
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APPROACHING MEsALLIANCE.-The approach
ing marriage of an English lady, of larg insoms
and pOTtly person, with her stalwart Italian cou-
Tier, Is much talked of by the English in Paris
The lady has just returned from a tour In swift
ZeTland, where the INCREASING attentions of the
courier, his vigilance over the lady's safety his
bad English and his singing 10 the guitar, COM
pletcly took the grateful heart Of the lady by
prise. The lady'S eldest son, officer in the
Guards, is said TO have arrived in Paris for the
express purpose of preventing the match, if pos
sible, bat, upon RCg uain;ance with the object of
his mothers attachment. became Teconciled to
the step, with the consolatOry remark to his
friends, The fellow seems quite good enough
for stepfather at any rae; and it's well it's no
wOTse."-C0Hrt Journal.
IL An old lady reading an account Of a dis
tinguished old lawyer who was said to be father
Of the New York bar, exclaimed, "Poor man. he
had dreadful set OF children"
IL Ifyou are determined to commit suicide
in consequence of poverty, do the deed early in
the morning. instead of late at night, and you
will save the expense of three meals.
IL you'll have 20 bear the responsibilities
said mother to a bright-eyed young daughter,
who thong 1t of marrying without maternal ap-
probation. Il expect to bear several, ma" said
Fanny.
iF On Wednesday, as an engineer at the AL
bany gas works was engaged In oiling some part
of the engine, the furefnger of his right hand
was caught and drawn through space but three
siXtCenthS of an inch wide.
II AT the late supper at the Buckingham
Palace Ball, the places of Queen Victoria and the
pretty young Queen of Portugal were opposite to
Il magnificent silver ornament. representing a
group Of horses drinking at fountain. No
sooner did the queens approach than the fountain
commenced playing Cologne watsr, filing the
air with grateful perfume.
MAGSIFICENT.-A.sem blyman Moore OF San
Francisco, spoke In oPposi,ioH to the negro pro-
hlbil0n bill, and in the middle of his treme ndous
speech, exclaimed: "Why should we deliberate
Iy knock Humanity endwise, slap the face of
sweet Mercy, cruelty Nature and the Kings
English all at OnCe?' We had no idea that the
hiil contemplated the preparation of such dia-
bolicdl outrage
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Sold everywhere.
NOTICE. $500

SPEClAL CARD-A Piano of VIM Knabe &
-, - C1,,s manufacture, cost Ss75, fine hn--
isn, beautiful rosewood case, used IN a 3a
careful fami y only two months now off edlIVyTt
for $25'; really great bargain. Also, several new
fianos used only during the winter and cons
S. Fer month.
Remember the right ZANE and number
JOHN +. FILLS,
MA ~ S6 Va. avenue. hrt. 9th and Infh sfs
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A Y K RS
Cathartic Pills.

The sciences of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most to produce tins best, most per
feet puTgatlve which Is known to
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Form IF Off,

l.. "f -, N the State of --. hereby
agree Ia furnish and deliver. IN the .Peo
yards, all the articles named Ia the Classes hereuuto
annexed aGTeeahiy to tho provisions of the gched
ulcs therefor, and an conformity with the advertise
mcni Of the sureau of Cons tTuctIun, &c. If he
18th of MAJ, 1854. Should INV offer h8 accepted,
request to- bo addressed at -. and tire conir ut
s"nt tn the navy aCant at -, or TO -. for
signature AMI certificate.
(Dale.D Signature. y.
The schedule which the bidder eaciOses must he
pasted t. offer, and each of them signed by HIM.
OpposIe each Article the schedule the price must
he set. the amount carried cut the footed
In words.
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Signature. a u.
Form If EdrGntGc.

me Undersigned. -, 81 IN The state
OF --, and -, Of, in the State Of,
hereby guaranty that IN the foregoing bId of
- for any OF the classes thor.rn narled be
accepted. he ar they WILL within ten days after the
receipt Ol the contract at the post ClCe ned, or
navy agent designated, execute the contract or the
zane, with gond aud sufficient surotIes; and in
said - shall faIi TO entt into Coz trsct q afoTe
SAID, we guaranty to make good the difference be
tween thu offer OF the said - and that which
may be accepted.
signatures of two suarantors. G y.
Date. r f,
" IinPRs.
hereby certify that the above named - are
known To ma as men of property. and able to make
good their guarantee.
Date. Signature. q III.
To be signed by the United States district Judge
CnIted states district attorney, collector, navy
agent.
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The following are the classes required at the re-
spectIve navy yards:
kITTERN MAINE

Class No. 10. White pine. Ola IL. Ash plank
D. Spikes aud nails. No q Lead. zInc AMI TIN.
No. q. Paints. oils, 60. No. X. Leather. No 81
Hose. No. 81. PItch, tar, and rosIn. No. Sc. Tai
low. SOAP, and oil.
CHA RLEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS.
Class No; !; w hIte-'s ak legs No. 3. Whte-osk
Ash AMI cypress. No: IA Hickory butts. elm tim.
Der. and white wood. No. '5 Slaves. No. Is. b lack
% Lead. zinc, and tin. No. "a. Pig Iron. no. Is
Hardware. No. n. Paints. OILS. &c. No. %. Flax
sSIon rwIDs So.sn ssR D, No. g Fax and
No IS Hose No 81; Brushes: No. IS. Bunting
and dry goods. No 81: pitch, tar, rosln. No u.
Siationery. No. a. Fire .woc wood w. -
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
promiscnous timber Moo GLOW pine plank niss STOCK
logs: No. 20. White pine. No. IL. Ash, cypress,
&c. No is locust. No. Il WSte ash care. cp hes
DRY bars, and butts. No. l5 White oak slaves and
H 20 bnSS Spike No. and d na hsn; ~
Ware leA9 52s @ NO. H. PIG iron no E Is Hard.
VAS No ~ 1oiIoa canvas No g. isr and aa S ct
ton twIne No: 81. CLASS. No. Z. Leather. No. 5
fnnds NO. PIcb lar No 2on bHnGs Sgd dry
soap, oil. Nc: 80. chip chandlery. No. ~. Station
cry. No. A.. fire-wood.
cI rINk IA WIi. Al PP pen S1
s Yellow, ne plank stock logs; 80; l. Yellow Pin.
white-oak boards. No. y. Hlacs walnut cherry.
No. Is. Locust. No, IL. White ash oars and nick
ory hars. No. l6. Black spruce. No. 10. Iignun-
Vita No p. Iron. No. =. Spikes aud nails. No.
3 Lead zinc and tin. No. IS Hardware. NO. Y.
ton canvas. No, &c. F lax and cotton Irvine. No. 81.
Glass. No: 81. Leather. No. IS. Hose. No. "a.
Brushes No. 81. Bunting and dry goods. no 81.
FITCH, tar rOsIn. no 3. Fallow. soap. oil, No, %
Ship chandlery. No. 40. Stationery.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Class No; IN. White pine. No. II. Ash, cy press,
white oak boards. No. -. Black spruce. No p.
Iron. No. -. ~ kes and ails. No IS Lead, Znc,
ana tin. No. -. Pig IRON. No. - Hardware. No.
II Paints aud oils, No. .. Cotton cqnvas No. %.
FsX and cotton twIne. No 81. Glass No 81.
soap, oil. No; 80. Ship chandlery. No. % Tank and
galley IRON No. -. Chain iron. No. IS. Ingot cop
per. No. AZ. Miscellaneous.
GOSPORT, VIRGINIA.
Class. No. |. Whlte-oak logs. No. 6. GLOW pine
plank stock logs; No. 10 w hite-pine. No. IL. Ash
ana cypress. No. IL. Black walnut, cherry, ma
hogany butts; No IA. White ash oars hickory bars
No: 10. Black-sPruce. No. lG. BignumvitiH No.
2l Iron. No. %. Spikes and nails. No %. Lead
enc and TIM No. "a. Pig iron. No. Is. Hardware.
No. a. Paints, oIls, &c. No. %. Flax canvas. no.
- Cotton canvas. No. 81. Flax and cotton twine
No: 81. Glass. No. 81: Leather. No. So. Hose. No.
81. Brushes. No. So Bunting snd DIV goods. No
81. Pitch. tar. resin No. 81. Taliow, soap and on
No. 80. Ship 'handlery. No. -. Stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.
Class No. !. hIte oak logs No. 5. White oak
promIscuOus timber. No. 4. White oak keel pieces
and rudder stocks. No. 10. Whte-pl pine. No. -.
BLACK wa nut and cher y. No. Is. Locust. No "a
Whiteash oars, hickory b1rs and butts No IK
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PHILAE ELPHTA
IL r. Ii r. ID T. p n -
No. Sl Pa av.. between ~ and eth SITS.
Uhe keg S2S'; one dozen quart bottles SI r.
H. We send the Beer free of cost In p nv No., y
the CITY. e. +. w. GERECKE
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ARRIVAL oF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.

SANDY HOOK, May 1.-THE steamship Per-
STA, passed this morning, with Liverpool dates
To the LIST inst
Later advices from India have been received,
announcing the capture Of Ihansie by the Brit
ish, with great slaughter to the rebels.
In the House of Commons, D'lsraelis first
resolution, declaring it iueXpedent - vest the
Indian government in the Crown, has been pass
scd.
\ Conference has been held in Peris, to in.
demnify PrUs. Morse for his Geographic inve''-
LoxDox, sOth.-COnsols % l-.a97 So for
money aud accounts. American securities un-
changed.
Bullion in the Bank Of England had increased
! $4,000 6.
Adviccs from India are one week later. Tie
main feature i the capture of Ihnnsiv, by the
| British, under Sir Ii. Rose. Gen'l Roberts had
also assaulted and captured the toxin If KoIath.
! The debate of D'ISrae!i's resolutions
menced ON Friday, goth. The first resolution
was carried With cheers, when the debate nd
ijourued.
! Operations OH the Atlantic Cable were going
hriskly forward. More than 2uUO miles have
been cued OH board the Niagara and the Aga.
memnun'S payug-out machinery has been cUu-
pleted aud pronounced perfect.
FRANcg.-RnmorS prevail in Paris in relation
to clange in the present system al admi"istIH-
ton and Of the retirement of GenI EspcnaSSe
from the Interior Department.
The PleuipOtentiarics have held conference
to ratify the boundary between Russia aud
/ Turkey, ard also to consider the cluims Of PFuE
Morse in Europe, To indemnify him for mis- tel
egraphic invention. Nothing had been resolved
on, but the prospects favorable for MORSE.
The Persia sailed FROM Liverpool at 10 O'cik,
on Saturday morning, May LIST; she LAS not yet
reached the city, having anchored at quarantine
The steamer nth Star, from this port, hRu not
arrived out ON SATURDAY.
The News from II.dIa are interesting. Sir
Hugh Rose invaded Ihensie with three brigades
On the 27th March. The rebels 2,OUU strong,
retired to the fort; on the next day, the bonn
bardnient commenced. An attempt was made
on the LIST April by 300 rebels, to raise siege,
but were defeated with the slaughter Of 1910,
aud the loss Of all their guns and camp equip
page. The town StUrned aud taken on the
4th, and the fort occupied on the 9TH, the rebels
having 1900 killed Six British officers were
killed
;, Colpel was filed with rebels and grand
panic was Irevailii there. \ strong Column
Of troops had gone from CawnpOre into Onwe
to aItnck Karrot.
PoLTuGAL--'Ihe marriage Of the King Of
Portugal to tie Princes ST Phanie. at Hnlen-
zollcn, was celebrated by proxy at Berlin on the
2gth.
Russia has decided to construct three lines Of
Railwa nv between the Black aud Cast ian Seas.
r The Paris Aouitewr publishes decree ORDER
ing ~, 600 additional snGierS into active service.
The Buursc became heavy ia consequence.
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Bridgeport Hcm.-Thomas Conway got on u
bender over in Bridgeport the other day, and
forthwith intimated to Fountain Evans. cop
per colorcd gentleman, who pur,ues the same
vocation that Vulcan did Of yorc, that hc tie
said Conway, was mice young man." and
was thought to be very fascinating by "de col.
orcu ladies'" and that they were the sa the to
him, in fact as kind creatures as could he; which
statement Evans protested was untrue as Tar as
''de ladies Oh his acquaintance consumed, Is
when Conway, full of ire that his omnipotencc
with that part of the far seek" should be de-
nied, proceeded to make striking demonstra.
ton of the truth of his asSertions-which dem.
OnstratiOn not being agreeable to Evans, he
vanished" across the street to the door of his
domicil 'jammeIin" considerable, to appease
which, Conway took considerable sized bricl;
mot quite as large us the one IN his hat) and
threw it ut Evans in such MAJ ner as to cause
him to dodge some; indeed it is believed il lie
had lodged much more the brick would as
Buredly have struck him. Thercupon complaint
made to Mayor Lawrence, who issued his
warrant upon which the corpus of tue said
Conway was brought into Court-witnesses ex.
a,nined -''conSidahul Sngserin" INDUCED IN by
the by-standrrS and parties, 1.-THE court never
laughs; Whn ever heard If a court laughing)-
defendant found guilty of violating the lust
secIiun, sub division eighteen. and iiued 81 ard
c1st. Defendant gave security and miZZed.
P.S.--We tnrgOt to say Conway is = white
man. Communicated
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female PIN,


Prepared from prescription, Of Sfr u C'Grte " D.,
PAy"iai'rH Extraordinary 10 Mt Qseen.
This invaluable medicine unfang In the cure Of all
those painful AMI daassrOus which the female
constitution Is subject 1t nOlerate4 al excess aud re-
EoT'' all oIstTpetOn'. AID speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
Ia especially suited. II viii In short tire bring On the
monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears she oOvsrnnea.
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent eoanteriers.
CAUTION.
7atHs PRi ssoud not BE taken o., Js7aIss daring The
FIRST THREE NOYTNS or IrsgRaaev, az they are
sure to brHg Miscarriage, ETas cay otter time they
s4s.
ln all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
the Back and Limbs, fatigue slight cxsrou, PaiPita
ton OF the Heart, Hyat,ries aud Whites,
effect cure when all other have failsd, and
though powerful remedy do contain iron, calOra,I,
sntirnony, angling huTtfu to tn constltui On.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
CLate I. c. Baldwin 4 Col Rochester, w
n. --SlOO aud postage stamps enclosed to my AZ.
th0rsed Agent, will insure GOt,e, containing pills,
By return nail.
For sale By T. H. LOGAN co. in Wheeling,
Il. l.. F4hnsstocE Co, Wholesale Agents, Prsburg;
PuresII, Laid Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich
la0nd ap2s-ly
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ALBANY, May Ia serious accident occurred
on tie n. Y. Central Railroad, near Whites
borO.
the crushing OF the bridge Saquoit Creek.
or s persons were killed. ~ d fatally In
juIed, aud 80 persons Injured. An Hcci-
dtnL occurred To the Cincinnati Express train,
dine here Mt 6:2u, and was behind time at
" hite>horo, and coming at ullspred. it met on
the bridge over the Saqu"it Greek, the Utica
Accumn, odatiOn train for the West, when the
lnidgr gave way rerciIiiaiiIg the freight ears
into the creek. aud piliI & thelasscngcr cars one
above the other in complete HrvckA ThnSe
severely i.jured we're all upon the Express train.
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Assignee's Sals.

TIVE following oGged private sale
l. MUniay ia vhs4,st - remain IN
sold viii be offered PI5ils Auction The Court HcUie
viz
30 shares - stoek Of thr Wheeling AMI Belmont Ridge
Company - hires Of Of Washington Hal
Lots NJ. l3s and 49, ia M5uat Wood Cgurt-T Lots Nc
is9 and 49, in Crntre Eh-yn: Lot No. 6, square
In S1alh Wheeling; Tot No. q. Sf"uuasvs
lnis No $ 2, H. II, Ia an OF u. With EXTENSIONS,
Bu=na Vista addition u Wheeling: Ma ieW Jrd,Ta'
for SiS, able in work Ia the line OF business eah
prize detnzndt - Lots JACOBS adaiticn
Wherns which Of th Z nits,
taxation ard desirable f.,r leap TesiieEccH.
For Ac. apply Jas r. 'Esker TaiiAnt
In relation il- last panel r Let's MF Wa Cos
Gear tn premises. BAKEis, TALLANT BAKER,
apZ4-ti Assignxys o Mn 7. Sg.by-
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RIVER AND WEATnER.

CINoINNA1i, MAY IL -Ri'er risen 3 feet in
the last - hour; sill rising. Rain continued
nil last night; this morning cool with slight
showers.
LOUISVILLE, May Il.-River rose feet last
night, and still rising rapidly; there is pen-
~ Of water on the falls for any sized boats
Raining Yesterday, last night and to-day. Mer
curry so :.
ST. Louis, May 1.-THE rivre has fallen
about ore foot since SATURDAY; it become sta
tionaiy yesterday, aud will probably rise again
to-day or Tomorrow.
Pr1TsprGG. May I1.-Ilivcr eight feet by pier
mark; at stand. Heavy showers to-day.
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Lodging in Tie NGrLct.--Two gentleman
from the vcrdant precincts, named Rankard and
Casper who had been attending the great
SHOW" and found it diSgrccahlc 10 go home in
the rain, took lodging in the Market House, and
" lie found drunk and asleep yesterday morning.
Alderman Wright fined the gentlemen two dol.
lws piece, which they could not pay. Their
10 lings were transferred to the Jail by cornpe'
tent officer.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In.
vigorator in another column.

Deatistry.- time ago, our readers will
rcc"llect, tt series of certificates, which pub.
li-hed in our paper, from distinguished prorys.
sional gentlemen, concerning the Cheoplastic
process of inserting teeth, Il process lately intro
duccd into this city by DR. G. W Moore. These
certificates spoke at length Of the superior CON
venience-cheapncss aud durability " hich this
process possessed above all others. We saw a
set day or two ago, prepared on this princi-
pie, for lady over in Ohio, by DIR. Moore, and
we would say, that lar as we are capable Of
forming opinion, the process seemed to us TO
have been reduced to Il mathematical exaCtness,
in the manner in which the specimen before us
was constructed Every indenture Of the palate
aud gum seemed to have its perfect counterpart
in the specimen, Indicating at glance, that
whru-apped in the mouth, there could be no
iature in the superior tenacity aud tirmncSs
which it affords.
The process is testified to be a great advance
in the Dental Art.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

W AsnlNGTON, May IT.
HousR-The House resumed the cuI,>idera.
iinn Of the Senate bill! for the admission Of
Minnesota into the Union.
Mr.. Ricand. Of Md, spoke against alien stuff
rage, ContrndIng that none but citizens of the
U. ). should be allowed to vote.
Mr.. Stephens. of Ga, replied to various Obiec-
tons that instrument points out the remedy.
The Minnesota bill passed in the form il came
from the Scnate-l57 against 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

Wa"tet t. FGgh'.-W iilIam Hency, of Ritch-
ietown, attended the great show" on the Is
land, aud being elevated with liquor, and keen
appreciation OF the performance, advertised pro
poSals to try his physical strength lie was
taken charge of by the officer in attendance,
and brought to Aid. wrights Office, where lac
was fined So and costs
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PICTURES FOK ME MILLION!

S- Prices to suit the times, at wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART Main str.st,opposts Uuion taken at ths
Gallery greatly reduced prices. The public
the place obtain the Pcturrs that
ken IA the city.
lwould also Inform them that they
rate obtain CT cap peturts, hut
GaarsrS where prepared to tuke thtm cheap
IIe cheapest. (dVcJ'l J. w. wNIES, ArIl.t.
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The Riser.-one of the hardest rains We
ever witnessed fell yesterday aud ali night pre-.
vinns The river was rising with feet in-
chcs in the channel. The j. B. Ford Capt. List,
arrived yesterday from Louisville with = good
trip. The courier, Capt. Roberts, left last even
ing for CINCINNATI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-12

Second .Section.-P. II. Barton, the Treasurer
Of Dan Rice's 'great sho,c," was up before AL.
herman Wright, on Monday, charged with vi
ola;ion of the ordinance in which the second sec.
zion is engraitcd. He was fined one dollar aud
costs.