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Notwithstanding irregular the falling off OF hair
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Pianos Meloaeons aud every Kind of musiealinstru-
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All 90 ,ds warranted At this establIshment. nevs
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
RRCTIRIERS, LIQUOR IIERGIHANTS
AND WIN1bIsES - r G ROC G6ISS.
nI3 EFIINEJTtNV s. Nc ER1S

P1AyoR1NGs TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately made great improvements in
this branch of business The avorngs put up in pack
of Spirit either LIST 4 proof and Liquors such
Cognac either dark pale, Holland and English Gin, ia
raica st Rum MOnongahela Bourbon Irish and
Scotch Whkev Apple Peach Cherry and Raspberry Bran
and Madeira Wines will be instantly Produced It
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gallons to each gallon of the respective Flayoring.
The best Coguac o yellow and white warranted
genuine as low any other importer in the U s.
Of every Liquor. Extract of Cognac lb.of
which produces 200 gallons of COgnac.
Raw whisey may by DR.. age and body preparation
be made smooth with hut trlhing expense.
The price of FlRYorings extremely moderate, and d
rectiOns IN supplied by
Chemist gnd importer Of I'Hgs Essenttas 2tIs and Net
No. 143 Maiden Lime, New York,
N b. Sole Agent for Godfreys celebrated Cordial Btcrs
and Gin. ap2S-6md&w
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connection with the abOve keep every kind OF rnu
scal Instruments and musical merchandise generally.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
NO. TIA MAIN STREET, WHEELING, va.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
FALL AND wINTER SALES
q Hu nzs "a 80 @~s.
stock ftal
9
state thahey selling many Xmas
and
o ubs
ocoRC
G@dsz pgfIcas
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no HOUSEREEPERS

TO HOUSEKEEPER&
STORE and for sale, reduced prices, the following
articles viz: Plate Warmers, styles and piGin;
Coal Vases, Vo sets; Five Stands qualtes
Also, ReneFa Ash Pans Coal Seuttles Toilet SETS EOP
Bueksts Cake Spice and knife Boxes Tea ays Corn pop
e, Hearth BrOOms, assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats OhahnE and Vegetahle Dishes Plated Spoons and
Forks Of the best quality Clothes, Travelling and Cap Bas
kes Of various patterns Side Irons nee Meat CulterS
and various other articles useful 70 House Keeper
VIZ. HEBURN
deezG No. 81 Monroe Street.
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SHEET MUSIC.
largest stock of sheet music, musical works &C.,
IN the Western country
% Masie sent 6any address, postage ffee.-a
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
NHE nndersiHne gfateI for the patronage they have
II received from the citizens Wheeling The public
generally, At the old stand, respectfully contnu.
Of the their location,
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose at a seasons keen such
OlIIEA, GLASS, oUEENsWARE, HOUSE 3 STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods on hand that win be most likely 70 st
the OF all Who With their patronage.
Our Rooms spacious Aording facilities unsurpassed
In the West % exhibit goods 70 advantage, aud aside
Retailing and packing department shalI
keep on hand original packages of assorted QueensWaFe,
adapted 70 this section Of country and the extreme Wet
which win be offered small advance over the cost
Connected with this house, e FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hencs our Country Merchants RELY upon
saving the chrriags the East point 81 bnynE
their Glass and Queenspare from
]. K. DUNHAlT 3 CO.,
mh14 = Ne. 1I5 Naln g. hetWePn Monroe UhIonsts
CIATAwBA Ginger and Domestic BRANDY iust received
~ ana for sale ~ [oe2el WA. EDWARDS BRO.
IsBoN, MAdelEe, PORT, Sherry Malaga Wine, Just
II received and for sale by
ESQ ssssf4taR ri ,..a W. A. EDWARDS RRo.
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Splenlid Inducements to those acAO 4oisA to
attend a Commercial College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
City Intelligence.

PRIZE FIcm ON rBK TAPS Tho preliminary arrange
merits arc necry perfected for n sgs. between john
Morrtsscy and Jouc Hesnan, the Bcroa Boy. number
Of letters have recently passed between these ds-
trguishcd individuals In the last OF wh,h from Norris
10Y, aer making seemingly fair proposals no says:
snow, II be meshs business, lot him put up or sau,
up, for this n tic last comm ancaon that VIII come
me 10 regard T. this feow.n rhs Bonicia Boy In reply
accepts the propositions but evidently Ike basng
cfled "cllcw," he b:,sies Up biz a guilty Gud
ssys"kr Norfisssy's slang terms beres,n n,y
toe, ~ prefer 10 conduct tbs matter IA Rsrtctnany
manner" TIE encounter viii take place II Csnsia In
about ,trec montbs.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE On -acsdsy afternoon,
George y. Nesbiu, OF this city, MI PidIlirs, Harry
Franklin, and James Henry, OF Mr. Ncsblu, were
mill pond a, sardfords Nils, Stanford, Conn, n,h-
ipg when MT Franklin accidentally fell overheard Mr..
kssbi,is sos cor bciweca fifteen and rixceu yeas Of
age aieJ iumref into ms Tor the pur ose OF
reacuak him, brit the wind blowing strong a the ue-
they were unaole 70 reach the sSore, and beth selS
drcwTee.
Dr1rrs.Scs nv LAGER srsp saIoos - ro~ occurred
In lager bier saloon 10 Greer ~ch street. near LIB ry
last right, st nine O'Clock, IN which woman named "a
Uterine kTuscb. was stabbed Ia the wrist Tie ps.c, ar
rested tvo women, who engaged the nsnt and
locked ur tho Third precinct station house The
parties were AL iniDxicaie.i.
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TIE Frazer River Cold Discoves.cs-Tns
Stamped. from -yynst sexti

The particular fatur, If the nsrs by Tie Star
Of the West IL the Tremendous stampede excked
in California by the new gold discoveries IN the
British Northwest Coast Possessions, 90 Frazer
river. the outlet of which is about eight hun
dred miles north Of San Francisco. Our private
ard public letters. and our California newspaper
cotemport les, all tell the same general story
For example in one of these private letters
lying before VI, the writer o careful aud cool
headed mao, ssys:--"'ibe discovery Of gold or
Frazer river, and i,s effect ON California, con
stitute an epoch In our history. The new min
threaten to take OF onc-fourtb OF eur male pOpu.
lation. Tie exciten cot IL very great Nothing
is thought o. but the new mines"
In the same vein, enc of Cur san francisco
exchanges. after orying down tbs new gold ex.
element ss an immense hum,ug. says:-"Dora
the Sacramento, III ht after night. pcurs tor.
rent Of emigration for The new FL Dorado.
Every steamer from the Interior reaches San
Francisco loalcd 20 TIC guards with living
freight From every town asd rnining camp
they come-'bafdy sons Of tr'il''--'dariug az
venturers'-"tbe hone and sineU Of the State"
Our streets are crowded with them. our hotels
swarm With them, and nur wbarees almost groan
benestb theif weight. II Is useless 10 attempt -
stem The tide" "Tbe tryef ragee with more
than usual virulenge, ard those who have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

THE MoRvoSs BRoUGHr TO TERMS, Btr
PnNTY on WORK FOR THE ARMY AMONG TIE
IxnANs--Our readers have been informed Of
the substantial pacihcation Of the Mormons--
that they have consented to a full submission
90 the federal authorities, and to the entrance
Of the army into Salt Lake Valley. in conside-
ration Of the general amnesty granted for their
past offences. We give the official dispatches
detailing the news in another column. Very
well. The question now recurs, having sub
mitted will the Mormons remain in their Utah
settlements, or win they decamp?
We incline 10 the belief that they viii remain
in their present settlements, ct least TIL The
next summer, and perhaps for all time.
The idea Of moving OIL en- nsasse into a
new country does not appear, as yet, 10
have assumed anything like a definite 81 ape
among tbsm. Their general retreat, with their
numerous families, from their Northern into
their Southern settlements, on the arr ral Of
Governor Cumming, was partly to gci their
women beyond thu immediate reach VI the
army, and partly stroke OF policy Of Eri yhsm
Young. Should the army remain at safe dis
lance from the Mormon harems, there viii pro-
baby he no more trouble With The Saints for
some months TO come, provided they arc not dis-
turbed In the ingathering Of their ereps Nor
do we presume thai they viii meet with any Oh
stacles from the Uuited States military or civil
authorities In iris important work of subsis.
ttDce The army i well supplied from It's own
retouTccs, ana can ecll AFFORD 20 LET the Nor
mons mopopolize their limited harvcsts
Tie ultimate designs OF Brigham Young have
yet to appear. Tis present submission is bis
necessity. no lsss than bis policy. A few months
hence his move ents mag indicate the policy OF
evacuation brt before be csn move body Of
seventy or eighty thou ID souls from one coun.
try 70 another. he musi know their destination
and provide the means OF transport and subsis.
'ence. We Go not suppose that Ia any event.
except under the pressure Of cruel wsr or
famine. he would move the whole hcay of bis
people 81 once. but that havirg selected new
lard Of promise, be would fret send out de-
iechmeat TO prepare the means for TIC reception
Of another ins,siment, ard 20 on 70 the end
For the present we may consider the Mormon
trouble quievd and for the future We must
await the Developments Of coming events.
ItrHl be seel, however, from the eonfr nation
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Ysrsnnal Inf~iIf.renee

Ex President Gopcrfcrt, Of aexoc. sni his brother.
psda Wall 70 brooklyn yc,,srdsy, and called de,a bic
Honor Mayor Powell. they we're snc~n ABOUT ME City
speak tbs spanish language IRE Distinguished vs,ars
cxpresstd themselves ocrFhtsa with VITA, tno- ssw,
particularly with ts Police telegraph. teo work
lag u winch cxp'ared bis Exsslsnoy ry toe
ocess ~ ccsrsc. tney also vs'ed s0nc other objects
OF inieresi
General wnlrm rsker let c,ambrs Ml-s on the
% met, Cor Dst-o,lton. Ala
Cen. Felix uHss, u sosioo, ia At tho Metropolitan
Hotel
ARRIVALS.
Frrm CsHcfril, via Afpn ven, steamship Star Of thf
wife CaptI a Pickett \ King AMI wife, n
kryrs, snsrlss MINES heinigr Ohss soyrs sing sinv
. Cnorer tLss. rADe, r brown, " MOOD y pator
ron N psspeiri, = q stfnfoVd & ,grp AN n Stevens
tIsnsir Hcksy, fiegels,eu rcc'arr ard shiit capt
V1rcr .. " lshbpfn 3 SpsusfnR go w,fs q Bond.
ffs Cole IA lhgqs. yoL0 euits sni family, Mrs
gerss samuel ksrool.h Robert Nischeli q FOX
Ccrtai hspinvali tIss rod darrhter Jcre Dc-cos,
asu IN toni.ro Ioy hdy anu snild Psrcx .sioscn,
Jssne- FtodAl Ssshipgirn pgtn psorye " Tajlcr snj
servant Louls,3 clover I'm Thompson y rconis John
Nttsnsn, " bogtri Marsio. taoksgp {e". pnDas.
= Dcrkcm m, n haypor. y v No ~. 1 smt a klen,
Josps,o Jossrh Kiuabai e wIttressm ana 10 10 the
steernFc
tforn New o-ieaDa aud uavsra ~ ssagshp ?hisdsphs
Ars istau and f~nils hoo Nae Mslsh hrs niilnsu ard
United stases Uast surv.,, J !, Marta. Cegt siege
FARES ara lady stva A. lsdy. Niss sfrona, xss
Bryant Ms Deiphine Blsn.nsr. na9,snL |. 5s,yisrL
xspi. ses. . tsrslss cSaa ds silva y xs1 z.rs
Ssss srcs u.si ililsjos-, = vsley re, " Cose
Nc~rss 4 .iersrier I, spnei t-,nIsi aud family J
Ora sos~ slan, sba oaersla The sstr~se
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News frs.su Australia

ELECTION PREPARATIONS IN yicrcsrA-FrRsT srEY
TOWARDS rNDgrxSDESCE-A FEDERAL COLONIAL
ufI,E 1cohMkSrED-MARkkr AND GOLD REPORTS.
BY vsy Of Panama We have news from AUSTRALIA dated
at Melbourne On 27tn Of April twelve days a,or than ina,
received through England.
Toe Melbourne Argus OF sies, date reports thus
Tho leg slstve Council about ~ close ts psrls-
menssry session Ths genersi elections 10 OIL
In Irnc.
he Melbourne Hsyoi II The eod Of April contains an
editorial srcle recon- rierdog The federation Of The Aus
u,lnn colonies This step APPEAR be very popular
with ali psrtes.
Amr.o number OF blood hc-scs have Sccn imported,
and 500 az high prices. one hDrrs called Boardo hsu
brother 10 lsnpcricnre, brought 80, $50.
TIE r1arEots vere stcadT. sb,t demand aod the
rtrt frcrn The goia hggirn cosiiruec actory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

Mracu NkrnRs.-Tbs promenade concerts 81 The Aca-
deny are incrcarg public favor and mu' beOone the
popular summer amusement. For this evening "A On
trely now programme Is Annvanoed, With the csebrsed
fansasss by Lumbyc, The Dream q The ssvoya-d" We
repeat sret son 10 the younger portion Q, tho
clenoe W improve tns ezcellest dancing music. whore
sre the rosksts. the walters ara the scdowsss
The fee a. Jcrcs WOOD, Ia Cfemorne, the
yre-Cstelsn, 10 offcisiiy announced 10 commence on
the ID o; August and ~ continue thres days
The parscus-s vii appear In few days,
and in Tbs tr.e The public viii be satisfied from
The high rcpu Of The direc.o, Nsrutz h and Ans
chuszthst the affair viii be verify Of universal sup
port.
On di that Mr. 4irskosch s eprsspg IN Paris French
opera anc bale, company for NiboS Season tina.
yme easier W. be Msre'zegF r~ma Gonna, ADJ hat
shc will sing al the Academy september; tina. Barnun's
prcs lss received the coup a. o'dce ar thst Noe
ia s1ge RIO Jsbsro engagements has not bern ied.
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City Politics.
RNpupIICAS CrsTeaI CouuTrrvr


The Republican Central Committee met q. ig head
quarters In Brosd~ay, Houston street. last evening"
but cid not succeed IN doing any business worth men
ton'ng was In cons0r,sson 10 issue cell FOR pri-
election " choose delegate tho Republican, State
Convention, which meets the SIN day Of SOFTEN Der
neat In Syracuse but the ready aud the
Committee rcjourred FOR tao weeks, when III, GALL will
be put forth.
understood that there Is much billing ana oooiDg
going ON between The Know Noth.ny- anc republicans
with reference to distribution n tho city Offices CT tao
rexf election. "a quite likely Inst q unilea satL deuo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT RoUrE.-Recent
news from Central America verifes what we had
before learned of the efforts Of the rival Com
modores to gain possession Of the Transit route.
1t appears that agents of Commodore Wander
bilt have actually gone up the San Juan river
with that hundred thousand dollars, destined
with this gilded bait to secure Martinez and
his weak government, and procure for the Com
modore new gran. of the right Of transit over
the Isthmus
To DO sure, Joe White asserts tina. he has
already got in his brooches pocket a grant OF
that right of wey; but no one can III what the
necessities of government like that of Mica
ragua would bring about In these degenerate
times. A hundred thousand dollars In cash can
do good deal anywhere, and particularly in
the lettering governments Of Central and
South America, where every officer, from
the President down, thinks only Of what he
can make out Of bis position.
We therefore assume IL as foregone conclu-
sion that Commodore Vanderbilt win succeed
10 procuring grant Of the route from the
Nicaragua government. The contest will then
Lie between him and hisrival, Joe. White. The
latter will, no doubt, apply 70 the administra~
ton Ut Washington to sustain him in his legal
rights, and the war between the Commodores,
will continue with renewed virulcnce.
Under euch circumstances, Mr.. Buchanan
will probably have 10 disregard the respective
claims Of TIE rival Commodores; and, TO settle
all the dispstes on The subject once and forever,
will have to send down force there strong
enough to keep open the Transit route to all
competitors We do not know what better
policy the administration can pursue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
vvbsr,,s Cspsnin de uiv,srsi

Pkssnc fsIrs. fsrrRsos, n 4 jug rs, 1858.
In your paper ~ THE morning nrics commun cstcn
rom cuTesp odcu vno processes 70 be "pos,ei' tho
snbect e,rg 'h Japan 81 Rvis4e n. Psssalc FAILS
as, saturday and lodgot Vt B-rdy tss nigh, That
our correspondent mar have bin, a, the Fall
nave b. tSsoa 10 ou.1 but thr bc JUtgoa ~ ny
CO saturday any other night " not trve Ihsve NC
8auiry Of 'te huseup Hotel Kept b7 my brother sSEl
sass q II TO perrcn ~ Inst maze scrirg No.
ceo,rtoD 4 the galiari cnrtAin ,hss stopved n ~ L
AIOokEL B2AUY,
Pfcgsit.ox a Co,;age On u, Ga, Psseic IL lls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

Tux snr oy TIE Collins LTsr STAMPS TO VIE FsAs-
60 isDuuc.p STEAMSHIP Cosrav.--we understand from
upqucsonahio authority thai CAPTAIN uomsiock has
dilonay sold the Collins line Of steamships 10 tho Franco
American stsan ship Conpsn- The Captain is 10 leave
New yorx TOR France By the ncxi curd ,teamsr 70 sal
nom View York. tho Of concentrating tue sale
ia UNDERWOOD tina, the company hopc and expect BY
dredging she nareor and making other nocceary I'm.
provemsus 70 be able to run tho steamers Ia line DO
tween Hayre AMI New Yorh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

TnE ITALIAN OrKRA IN CARACAS FROM privs et.ers
jus. received from Csrsccss, learn 'hs The Itssn
troupe un.cr Tho ronusn o: seror xorelu gathering
rirh bsrvcsi Of aurols ero tine ps ~ vene
ares. The company cssis's u siseofnc agnes ana
Tnny Nsisn, pupils Of FeteJi Madame Aids sl,o
,,soroni tenor; Nore, baritone; R5ccs cs1;Aate
snaner tsnOr, Mr. Pelegrit stcfdy eSr sc'ed. Usto
the last ncus Tire "rruvaoro,' Ecsspi." 81
Tans del Rsggis ento' Ard "Lloy Of iAnmcrmngr' hal
a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

o. Col. Steptoes decisive defeat by the lndises
% the south bra1ch Of the Columbia river, and
f. ON the numerous and wariike character
aud attitude of all the savage tribes Of the
wilds of Oregon ana Washington Territory,
ttat there will be plenty Of work there for all
the troops which Gen. Johnston may be able to
spare, and for twice as many more for some
time to come. Gen. Clarke, however chief o.
TIE Pacific department at San francisco, was
acting promptly and theoretically in sending
I'D renforcements to Fcrt Walla Wsia, sod
in moving of himself in that direction. We
may hope therefore, before the summer is over,
to hear that these fierce Snake River tadaos
have at least received one wholesome thrashiug
although from all tee accounts we have obtain
ed of their numbers, ferocity aud military eff
cheney we may set down the defeat of Colonel
Steptoe as but the beginning OF another Florida
war on an enlarged scale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
Naval Intelligence.

TIE United States steam frigase PowbAsan, Com Pear
sailed from Singapore the 9th of May for Hong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15

70 C~ht Anbrctype Liksn,sses, with c sse -
20 Broadway.
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i.xcge AssoxtnasnG ~ straw MatS I'm
every variety end STYLE ii WHITES. The halter LAG Fa..&s
rxo0l