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~N w " 49, 49, Sstk(YIhk
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
NJ II f Il ARIA N G + NJ T s :,
Win Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FRoM TIsa fT i fo jfRs's 4a fen VEST
LIST. THE cINci Il ?SicT'; EXPRESS MAIL
starts at IS a. m, ALLOWING passengers time for
bsare prooeed1g west TSs Tsn passe.
Grafton at I:4n p. m , and connects at Benwood on
Tram Tor Columbus, Cincinnati, and Interme date
O9.h'S Ts1HsHHE flaeInIsi e q & n nsSt day
LOUIS EXPRESS connection leaves Washington
Including Sunday, y at 9.S p reaching Cincinnati
AT p m. next day, and connecting directly with FIX
press Train for Louisville Cairo and the Southwest,
and for 1t. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time, from WASH
lngton to Cnclnnatin e hours, to ST. Louis only
Sd. rINCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPO-
NOR THWESTERN EXPRE sss leaves ;a"st Except Kept
Saturday and Sunday at 6.p p. ~, connecting, st
more at 10 p M On SUNDAY Night the Connection
WIN tins ram Id made by the $50 ?. IN. Tram from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery Of the Dad
70 day ght tske the SIS m or 6.sop m Tram from
For Parkarsburg ard all Stations on the North
western vIrgnln Road take the go p. m. rain For
all points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Inc W sSteTn connections from y "a. lIngfOn and
Baltimore by ali these Trains the close st, most
direct andEnlp!e that have yet been otersG to the
tase that the resources of the Bs tI:nots and ONO
Railroad and its associste. nes oou ,uggest have
been secured under this Arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all guar
upon this route
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baitlmore and Ohio Railroad viii leave Washing
Juactlon and Piedmont take the SIS a. M train For
al stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
Train take the 81 p. m. Train.
3E5-Fnr Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply to
THpS. n. PARSONS, Agent,
Al the Ticket Othce, Washington Station,
Or, /. u. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station.
W.P. SMITH, Master ofTrarsportation.
i. NJ. COLE, General Ticket gent
baltimore, May 10, 1853. ma8
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EVENING STAR.


she knelt her down so meekly,
Believing mons were nigh,
CIasped her little hands SO sveetly,
And then with upturned eye
Said, Father, please to bless me
Through al the long, long day,
And keep ne all SO safely
Fill l come again 10 pray"
She simply asked forgiveness
or evil she hsr done.
TheE said, now Pm forgiven,
Through Christ, Gods own dear Son"
She prayed for loved ones near her,
For friends both far and wide,
SAID, 81 want . nee. tod, 20 bless them.
Ard all the world beside"
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AYERS
81 10 Cathartic Pills.
M TSX J The sciences of Chemistry and
LE&A- 49, Medicine have been tax ed their ut
most to produce this best, most per-
G feet puTgative which is known to

sra 5Ss been s. bs ma as5
feet puTgative which known to
man. Innamerahle proofs are shown that these
PILLS have virtues winch auIPass in excellence the
edy upon the esteem of all men. They arc safe and
pleasant to take and powerful to cure; Thei, psne
trtng properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body. remove the distractions of its organs,
purify the blood, and expel disease They pure cut
the foul humOurs which breed dlstempsr, stimulate
sluggish disorder red organs into their natural
tiGn, ard impart healthy toTe with strength to the
complaints of every body, but also formidable and
dange roqs diseases which have haiiGd human skill.
same time, in diminished doses, the safest and best
physic that can be employed for children. Being
pnreiy vegetable, are free from any risk of harm
Cures nave been made which surpass belief were
ton and character as to forbid the suspicion of
truth: Many emlnent clergymen and physicians
liability of my remedies, while others have sent me
the assurance OF their conylctl2n that Iny PrePara
The agent below named is pleased TO furnish gratis
their use and certificates Of their cures Of the fol-
Lowing complaints:
Dropsy, Heartburn, HesdaoEe arising from foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid InactIOn and
s snd %
require an evacuant medicine, Scrofula King 9
Evil. They also. by purifying the blood and stlnu
latIng the system, cure many complaints which II
would not be supposed they could reach, such as
Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuraisla. and Ncrv
Gus lrrItablIty, Deransements ofths Liver and Kid
neys, Gout, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state OF the body or obstruction of Its
functions.
DO not be put off BY unprincipled dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYERS Pills, aud take nothing else. No other
they Give you compares with this intrirsic
value or curative powers. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have 1t.
ytIca' Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents per
Sid hy ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by II.
COOK, Alexandra, and by ali dealers every where.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.


...... NAsHINGToN, June 5, 1853.
On the petition OF Ebeneze- A Lester of BoSfop
m.s., praying for the extension of patent granted
20 hn on the u IN of August, 1874 for an Improve
Neht IN ne method oil making cast Raroad Car
Whetls. Tor seven years from the ca piratlun If
sald pstent, which takes place tho 10Th of Au-
gust, 1861 ~ " -
ordered, that the said petition be heard At the
Patent Once cn Monday, the 9Th of August
next al IL clock m: aud all persons are notified e.,
appear and show cause, f any they have, why SAID
petition ought not 20 be granted.
Persons opposing the extenslos are required To lie
IN the Patent Office their objections speolslly set
forth IN writing, At least twenty DAYS before the day
ol hearing; all testimony filed 10y either party 10 be
used al the SAID hearing must be taken and transmit,
ted m accordance with the rules of the ONCE which
will be furnished on application.
- Inc testimony IN the case will 10 closed ON the
"a OF AuEu Z; dispositions and other papers re-
e upon AZ Testimony must I've flied an the Oce on ar
before me morning oi that day; the Arguments, Il
any, WITHIN We dag thereafter.
oruered, Also that this notice he published m the
Union, W ashIngton, ID. G., and Post, Boston, Mas-
sachusetts once a week for three successive weeks
previous to the 9th OF ust next the day of near
ing. IOS UOi m
Commissioner of Patents.
r = Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills To the Patent ono with paper
ool'oiains THIS notice. e7-lSgSv
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& Trsvslsrs' Directory. -.
NEW ARRAN g e ENT!
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE
Via Orange and Alexandria Railread.
&a e
FROM WASHING TON CITY, ID. C.


VIRGINIA. TENNESSEE.
GEORGIA. ALABAMA,
- MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
2 ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
2 THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained at the
CHEAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner Of Penns ylvania avenue and 9th
street, Washington, on board OF the steam Ferry
Boat George Page. or at the office of the Orange and
Richmond, DanU1fie, Lgnchbarg, Bristol,
Kuorr1tke, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashriiic, Huntsville, Grand function,
Memphis, Montgomery and Mem Orleans,
By direct route, AID continuous railway conneo-
tions TO Memphis.
AHordng greater EIPsdition and Comic and
being over miles shorter than by any other route.
The steam Try boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street AT Ga for Alexandra, where pas
sengeTs take the Tor Richmond. Charlottesville,
and at "a p. m for Richmond and all points South
west, making sure and close connections 20 Men,
Phs.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the Office.
Pa. avenue, at 6 O'Clock g. IN. and P, M.
T,aE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL
Il run as follows: N
Leave Alexandr.a at 4, 8, 10, u o'cl'k EssSl445S
an, 4. and O'Clock .. m e7z<x7s.<a
Leave Washington at 6, o, IL O'Clock a. m, l, S, g.
T as' THS SSf cCoiLLYER. when on the route
will run a. opposite hours. Fare is cents.
Wha.ey's UmlIbuses, connecting with the Page
and Collyer, will leave the Capitol and corner of 18th
street and Penn. avenue the same time the boats
js aft RICHARD WALLACE. Pres.
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CANTONESE many frauds and lmposi- 1&1N&x
lions OF various kinds have been lately 6AEI&
perpetrated on trayel bound to CA Ill SNseshaA
toRNlA, that the subscriber, the only authorized
Agent Tor passage by tho y =. MaI Line, via Pana-
ma, IN the city of New York, feels " his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage To California
that To AVON IMPOSITION. they must be careful to
hnd the true Oitce of the Steamships OF the u. s.
Mai Line. via Panama Railroad, as no other Off CO
In NeW YORK is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office in New York,
which Id at IN street, corner OF Warren street
fronting on the North River, at the hoad Of the Com
DanJ's Wharf.
ID OSrervs my sign over tbs door.
I.W. EAYMOND, Agent,
Iah New y0rk,
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SrYr IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

IMPROVE YOUR EYES,
STREN6THEN and assist them h, th. PAR.
nss arrived rom Europe with his
as T s as the manufacture of good man,
o aHtI 81 me stest improved SPECTA cTES So
b b 6IS LEASES: among wtlch are the ""N
hnnniiSHnt r riE oGnNCAVE and CONVEX. The
DOUDEE FOClS and DOUBIE PM fsu r. m
z BhhZiLIAN EbBLES, CIR fsFALS. Ete..
vrIIS $500. aee 20, 20 improve any EYE affected
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS Nuns W us eiso
Persons whoa compelled TO u,e ,I..... 49,.
now pslns them viii be suited at frst sisSf Tho.e
UOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZIJEIIxN
CRYSTAL ROCK
nave receIyed me highest Recommendation. .. ..
World's Far, at Paris, through Their prodpcIn.e
earness and easness Of vision heretofore unknoxn
IN any other improvements, ao"n
l. ~ -. al styles Of UfbhA, SPY, and MAGNJ
f1lN6 GLASSES, COmpasses and Miorosco,a,
sae a. ls store, oprner of Eighth street and
tween ID street and Pa. avenue o I'VE >i- Do-
70 nof mtsfdks rae corner of STA st,ssf
hcss very reasonable, the same as al bis estab-
1-e'o0o nq-h
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A kAKSE ASSORTMENT OF BACON 4
found at the Music Store az W $3.50
AI.o w. q. METZRROTTUTU
SI9. NON" "ne io6 Si~, md one for
ie
I'VE MUSICAL CONVENTION
earn Piano from our store 'ne smithsonian had
I UBIN'S EXTRACTS ali - :. :, -
q Hair store. near 18Th streef anI OF ibbSS
Eeoms. under WIllards' Hotel "ho at hIs sales
il y 6n
dANuS FOR SALE OR HIREBY
JOHN F. ELLIS
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100 do. cards metallic pens, PerIy's do
6dnzsn black iesd psncils. Brootman a Earg
Inns FabeTis, per GROSS
2dozen red and blue pencils, FabeT's, per dozen
do ivory holders, 9lnch, do
10 do red tape, No.2 do
10 do do No. 10 do
10 do do No. II do
10 do do No.. do
~ do silk taste. narrow, do
II do do wide do
so yards silk cord. PEI yard
dozen cut glass lnkstands, Diapers or Whit
ney's, per dozen
2dozen wafer stands. cocos, do
do eresers, Rodgers Il Sons, ivory handle,
per dozen
s do penkElyes do blades.
90 do do 2bsdes,
do ivory handle wafer seals, do
II do ink, in quarts, black, Maynard Noyes'
per dozen
do carfnine ink do
Spounds waters, red, per pound
do white do
500 waters, for United states seal, extra thick,
per Loco
5,oSp do for department seal. do do
100 pounds sealing WAX. best extra supeThBe scHr
let, DovelI and Easy. per pound
10 pounds twIne, al net, per pound
~ do do do
~ 90 do coarse, for packing, per pound
"a dozen paper shears, Rodgers q Sons. 8-nch
blade, per dozen
dozen do do 81 inch
blade, per dozen
Gilman scissars Ia
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w. rLANT, UNDERTAKEN, No. 4l8 7th
co.stsniy n between 5ses G and H, keeps cJ,-
CURED ~ his ine-a fDs Hearse. x'ss--S
nd m 80 His charges are
Of the day night Hacks iuraiabed fa1 x %y h.a
lowest possible rates i"' hefaisht
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An "0saary'' Pair.-We suppose that in all
,is wide world you could not rake together two
nrODls more squalid looking and constitutional
T. worthless than Nj. Bah Mccormick and Miss
Lucinda Mcdonald. They are completely and
irrenediabIy abandoned. They live, or rather
sxist, together in old stables and, sheds, chang
inr their residence as often as they are driven.
from one place to another as commoanuisancdS.
About two weeks since they were arrested in
mold shanty on the pike, in the first ward, for
disordcrIy conduct and taken to Jail. They were
released a few days since, when they repaired
to an moccupisd shanty in North Wheeling,
where, on the night before last, Bah aud Lucin-
du got to quarreling, when Bah became enraged
and struck his partner several severe blows,
causing her to cry out and alarm the ~neighbor-
hood. Complaint was made before Aid. Wright
and yesterday morning the two miserable be-
inss were marched into that magistrates Office,
the man ragged, bloated and blear-eyed, and the
woman shoeIess, bruised and squalid. McCor-
mick was sentenced to thirty days on the chain
gang and Lucinda to thirty days imprisonment.
They were taken to Jail and locked up.
LT
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oPRIcR. CORNER wATER AND MoNRoB sTsEEFs
1CoNGRESsINAL.
W AsluN0ToN, Jan D:

= -. y" - 1puvSoIo, ~, :.
nros;5in[ e. A. resSenuen Ms.I Ta 1I
lion Claim AMI 800 ~ Sae. = ~ INA
CON, n;ttas,o s sanns : p'1S3S
TfIs Io;oss Ssen,
m ,f,o ! H,s : : I-;s I'M .SaIe y Mi9e
;dsn,s saassone Oh q fHff V9 ~ W W tIe7-
OF resolutions referring tue variouS branches
or the messages, TO appropriate standing eopl-
nllttees; ne expressed the hope that they
s%991a pc aep1e4g lth, as theamessage
nag 9eep before the country nearly q month
Shtman; OF Miss moved an ~atncndment-re re
;tv iaS,s IL . SaI sS c6r,,n;ttoS - - q = ncItIar-
He said tb.t ne conDtry 5sS,ordn8 bnt aOe,S
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ORGANIZATION

ALDANf, n. ", Dec. 5.-The State Senate
has been organized by the selection of officers
nominated by the Republican caucus. One of
the American Senators voted with the Republi-
cans; two others were present hut did not vote,
The Assembly bailoted once for speaker with
out a choice. The Governors message win not
be submitted until n choice is made.
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CORRECTION

CINcrNNAT, JAN. "a reprted collision be-
tween the fr>e State troops under Gen. Lime
and the U. S. Dragons, copied from the StLouis
Democrat is contradictcd by private dispat ches
from that city. The correspondent of the Associ.
atcd press at st. Louis has bcen sick for several
days and unable to attend to his duties.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Jan. 6.-Flour bunyant, sOObbls. sold at 4, G5
ta4s0, for Ohio an advance of &C.; Wheat firm,
5000 bushels sold. Corn buoyant and advanced
80, 900 bushels sold mt 5aa61 for Southern; Pork
heavy at 14,70a15; Whiskey closed dull at Ola
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RIVER AND

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 5.-Eleven feet water on the
falls and rising. Weather rainy. Mercury 46.
C~rScINNATI, Jan. 5.-River rising. Weather
cloudy and mild. -
PIrTsBuRGu, Jan. 4-River z feet 10 inches
by pier mark. FILLING. Weather rainy. Mercu-
ry 80 dcgs.S{
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a Farm December-The mctcorogogfsts re.
port the averagcsstenperaturc of the first TWEEN
E'iOur days of December as 1851 10 degrees,
winch is 6 degrees above the average of the
tue same period during So years. The average
temperature of the same period last December
"aa 2S.S, or 10 degrees colde than this year.
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JANUARY /, 1865.
-.c...or mtIIer,s Dancing Acndemyi.
HALL,

-, /, .,,oD,,,s Institution will reopen for the Last
N4lsit ~ Of IN. season on Friday and Saturday next,
Jinrary SUI and OH, Hours OF ISstructiOn@FoE ladies',
Mise 10 y 10 y. ST., every Friday ana Saturday. a select
To oT Party every other Thursday during the season.
isn5
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No Taste J1r tie Drama. -Pueef' the Glrs.-
The other day as we pre informed by q Cohduc-
tor upon one of our railroads. as the express
train was within about twenty-five miles of the
city, one of the passengers, u well-dressed, gen
teel young man, after frequent visits to his car
pet sack and Mrmcrous potations from the black
bottle was observed to be getting rather drunk
and boisterous. The young man was Electrically
inclined and insisted on going to the ladies car,
to give the occupants a scene from ''Toodles.H
His request xas refused, when the amature ac-
tor cntered vigorously upon a scene from Harnlc ,
wherein he talked Of making mad the guilty, APP
paling the free, drowning the world with tears;
and cIeaving the general air with horrid speech,
to the great annoyance of the passengers. He
was ordered to desist or leave the train. He
begged the arniable conductor to excuse him
from doing either-his ticket called for one scat
and he did not remember any outside stipula
tons. In short the conductor as far as his indi-
vidual feelings were concerned, might go to the
ID, aud he would 90 on with the scene, and he
did go on with the scene creating a greater noise
than ever, when the train was stopped and he
was summarily elected from the car. The train
moved on and the befuddlcd young man yrs
left to play out the scene alone, and then walk
TO the next station.
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FIRE

RIcuNoND, Jan. 4.-The Machine Shop of the
Central railroad was consumed last night, de-
stroyihg seven locomotives. Loss $25, OOG; in
.cidental. .s'
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IN B. DOl : a R.

wy "WTWrr
ri N1HI " FL bEsE PORGAgIvE AND LTVER NEuI-
LxyIs9aAzoH or Liver lienedy, hat aGIs Is atafESsTEr,
sine lnoEp: i Z not only = cathaFles mt 4 LfIsr
matter, then on de stoSaeL and 5ovsis rs 5 s.lTy y SP I
Q oMnatt 81. e = aeSmp1shins EoParPoses sFsstnaMy Ebh-
atoms OF most GathaEties- e strsngthrns the systeia at
moderats doses EtllstIenstAe n and bdnaH - ulJh Sls-
.1rs =. ~ s4. S'islss l 81 sfdsSs . i saRRS SS sPtes'g
ed when X IL g Z sRuoSS sT ISst Is O. 81 Sy gSHIS may be form
contains Hs 9asl Observation-Disclosures a6sts6fCsI-
~ Lhgash Possss.tHg rare medicinal pOEeTs, these Gums
In their preseriPuOns h1iiI used Is he ION oftbe i1rJg-
~CThtgT, Which met with such unPEeeslented suee.sa -
I-Fta ana knoan g a. eGses. It6as55rSS sItF 49,
~ ndlgeSnon beEDEeaastd by adeFSassd ISFsrls epIsd
when The Liver y sseitsdle aetIoas fsa
1andHsa PEOOfthat he ptid6RAI6a E6it vssfhis dirtae
EesaisFlI Sps week, and their aka YIN 6er4nto asslsse
co.tysasge snbsBaonea,ly suryd b the InrIso-
1Ss95, IN n1 IS, u IN s2fit aosss On [ssiTing, ard II a,si.is
-dose, the bowels are left II q healthy and aetiVE STATE,
I'm 8na s y Is Fssotasy 2; clock EoEk. Sick need1eieti
ICrAtOr, which eorreets an aeidiy and seurnsss o. lie
For an overIOadal stomach st has no equal, ASH re-
heartily. F61 SsfsniIy p,S,saS MN aitsT satbE
u speak In the hiehtsttsrHs.
asa eure for Liver cGaPiSIEts, aud al dsssSe4 sI-s@
our psteisiass ~ ~ - = ssstneni.is Of 50 many "
eonvtetion Is certain tiat Il Ts one Of the gTcaIest EIts.
SzSnss steE given % Dyspspaiest for Il madea euuIIrfe
. enEe before the nFEt b0HiuWaEIRken and nor Vecfn
@eat anything edible without tFouhle, Ehile before. nSgli
but the 1EhtsSta food WOnId disest.a ara ofitH- ~.
gave pam NOV What NC Nnht tosay 70 al ogr readsEs
RSs,nArsf C9np4int or pyspepsia treuhle yOu. 40 boG
fact.
~ There has never been tried in cur family aFeHtdr
SUhleh has met with snehlunb0uhdtd SueerfS 10 thr cure
ofdLseasesineidrnttO ehldren, "A DR. s4HVOlbs IAyIa-a.
& 0RAIoAi nor IL alone for diseases Of chiIdrru that ne
6iuseit; for Il acts As q Cathurtie so mildly and es6iy
aud seems 70 ren0Fate the system 50 Thoroughly ihuI We
ulink We are doing 4 srrviee 70 al ia advising then
wien they need neGieine TO try this FeR tdy- TLeIs are
eases that have come Under cur notice VII re great Lam
9entn has been IaseiVcd IN diseases ofehe LfreF. SterEch
ndBoEsie,W where anothrF remedies liIed 20 eiTe relief
-r Hhasbeeones 50 uEstulin Onr family thatWe UflAStdo
AiG9 RSbntEfeaa.
RHtcE uEE nOLlAE pm BOFuR.
sASEOkD CO, ProPbstotS .84S BEOaRuHy, Neu York.
IL: LOGAh& CO. Agents for WheeIhE-
JOHN y. EAHkt Cinetnnati.
SEO- n Ae1sER, RittsbufEh " olssaIe AFents.
~ - ~ ouIIan-HfNu
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Music Music

T IsT NEW MUSIC, Just received th,s morning: Thaiberg
II Walszes; canstantlnOple Quadrilles; Reseue QpiekstsI;
Spanish RAndanRUSs ethiopian POIkH, QuadFiIls; Anvil Che
rus, from II Trov4tOrr; D1ett; Hear ats, Norma; The Days
Gone By; Pire-Ply, Sounds s. Eutraneing; Gyuiie Maiden;
Ny New England Home; Our Good Old Friends; I'm n Poor
Old B%atchelor; Old Ironsidss; JamAs Cottase; We Praise
Thee, Oh God. [nOY2I1 PAYNE 4 co.
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Arrested for fgghting-oficer Tracy and
S'rOgginsO of the night watch, in their perambu-
llt'ons theuisht beEorelasG came upouIa a young
man named Hoops, for whose arrest "a warrant
had been issued, for engaging ina fight with
some parties on the pike Christmas Eve. BE
was taken TO Jail, but someof his young friends
taking his watch as collateral security, loaned
him sufficient money to liqudatc his fine, and he
was released.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
HATS AND GAPS,

HATS CAPS,
a NERY REDUCED RATES..
have this day received a very large lot Of Meas,
w Youths and Boys Fall and Winter csps, Which we're
purchased since the advent q tie present money crisis and
were boasht for cash, consequently were ~purehased At IN
Usually low rates, and We Hli sen them RON ~ 70 % per
can oner good cloth caps AT from 2ueents and upwards, aud
plush caps from 9S. Therefore AL persona ia want Of a
good fan or winter cap, and Wishsst 70 save money these
Sosai 1. 5 MSSHEH Z SONS Cheap Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
FROM HARRISBURG

Jan. 5.-A. Brown Longaker has been elected
Speaker of the House. The Senate meets this
afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06

Aessrs .Ueeker 6 loser commenced a theat.
neal season in steubenvilleen Saturday night
last. They opened to a good house.
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lain, says the steubenvillc Hcfd1d, having no.
respect for the dead, ~orsreyerence for gray hairs
of the living, broke open the little house be-
longing to tile Methodist Episcopal Church, Of
that city, located on the Burial Grounds, and
Occupiedbyan aged Sexton, SIR. Thomas Dough-
erty, as a shoemaker shop, Saturday night last
aud stole therefrom his entire stock in trade, to
wit: four pairs of new boots, and a sids of
Spanish sole leatherl The so0t-less villain!
And s%Oulless must such an one be, indeed, and
a hardened sinner withal, who would thusrob a
shoemaker of his call" Who evidently would
not hesitate to rob the dead of their bones, could
he appropriate them to satisfy his internal avar.
ice. Whose heart is too hard to be sotened
by the sledge.hammerr exortations of a clad
SHELF Baptist, and too far sunken in the depths
Of %iniquity, to be fshed out with q hook and
line, in the age of an ordinary Methusaleh.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-06
CINCINNATI MARKEr

CINCINNATI MARKER.
JAM &. -FlouF held f~rInlyrbut the demand
is quite limited to change in prices. Whisky
l5c and steady Hogs dull; receipts large; no
sales of Importance Provisions unchanged.