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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY. AuctIonee,,

by bhhNAhD az BUCkEl, Auctloneers.
DuBLlC SALE.-GREAT SALE OF HoRsFs
Il MULES WAGONS, CARTS, GEARING, ToOIs
FrRNITCRE. &c.-On MONDAY MORNING this
9Th of December, At u O'Clock, shall sell near
Dfovers' Rest Oh the line of the AqUeduot, one
mile from Georgeto vn, the entire Working Stock,
Tools, &c. Of M essrs. Carman, D0bbIn Co., con
tractors. We name
6 hne young and sound Horses
excel. ent X Idlng and Buggy Horses,
| Jenny Lind Wagon,
! falling top Buggy, Philadelphia make, nearly new,
sets single HaT e.s,
4ex"ellent and young work Mules,
IL Carts IN frstIate order, but little vorn gearing
complete.
Farm Wagons, light and strong,
Heavy Stone Wagons,
lol Wheelbarrows, nearly new Hay Gutter,
iaIse lot Of Shovels, Picks, Drills. Hammers, and
Qusrry Tools,
1000 feet Pine Plank, and Joist,
| Derrick, rgEed complete.
Lott first rate Drag and Lead Chains. Blacksmith
Force and Lift Pumps, with 2oO feet Hose,
Saddles and Brides,
ShantIes, with all the Furniture therein Cook
stove. Household and Kitchen Furniture
win other articles too numerous to mention, oil
OF which will be sold without reserve.
Inc Horses, Mules, Carts and Wagons a-e by far
superior to those used by any contractors on the
work. They are liz good condition, and worthy the
attention OF persons wishing to purchase.
Terms: III sums OF and under $50 cash; over that
sum credit of 90 and 50 days, for ties bearing in
terest and satisfactorily endorsed.
no2id.s BARNARD BUCKLEY. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27

FOR SALE-A good young HORSE, suitable for
1 family; works IN any harness, tTusty, ~
and spIrited. The owner having no further IN
use for him would sell reasonable terms. GA
Apply to T.. A. NEWMAN.
no 27-3. Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27

pUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUN rLETS, AND
d MiTTENS. '
The subscribers call the attention of the public
to their supply OF BUCKSkIN GLOVES,
GAUNTLETS, and MlTTENS, all ofther mn.
own manufacture, which they offer on ac-I"VIltn
commOdatIng terms. Buckskin Shirts andl SIII
Drawers made to order 49,
'. RAMSBURG d EBERT
High, between lst and I'd streets,
no 6-lm GEORGETOWN, ID. c..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27

The NEW HEATING APPARATUS at the Capitol,
In being placed for the use Of the two wings, was
also arranged as to provide for heating the old
building by means Of the steam pipes. So soon
as Congress shall make the necessary appropri-
alton, we understand u Is the intention of the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings 10 have the
pipes Immediately introduced, and the use Of
ire there done away with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

NOTICE.-Persons In arrears for
llS Taxes due this Corporation will please call
and settle at once, otherwise they will subject them
selves to pense and mortifica. ion. The School
Tax list is now in my halds for collection.
G. +. SHEKELL, Collector.
Georgetown, ID. G., Nov. is, 1853. no I7-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27

iscksDIAKI THREAIs.-M Mary Lynch was ar
rsss by officer Haskell for threatening to bnm
th-P'oPerty Ct one Of her neighbos. She W Is
iaheh before Justice Williams, and in default Of
satisfactory security, sent to jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27

EURS!-FURSl.-FUR --
GREAT BARGAINS IN LALrRs' FURs.
Set. Of FRENCH sAsLE e, worth g.;
Sets of FITCH SI2, worth Sl8.
MINK, SABLE, SQUIRREL, and all kinds
worn. In proportion. -
Call ear y. w. F. SEYMOUR.
no26-lw l32 Bridge street. GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-27

~ CLOCK REPAIRING
CLOCKS of every description carefully cleaned,
and the striking part properly adjusted, 10y J. A.
WATSON, SO Bridge ST. eet. Georgetown. For
the convenience of persons living n distance, a
competent workmen will be sent to the own hOus
no n Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Ak BROADWAY,
OCc tstor. formerly occupied ~ Bech Col
STRANG, ADRIANCE 4 Co.,
IMPORTERS, JosBERs and RETAILERS
have opened.
AT RETAIL.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FALL DRY GOODS,
Comprising choice selections Of the NEWEST AND MOST
DESIRABLE STYLES 20 b, found in the EaroPsan market
They would respectfully call hsis stock, con-
v'pced hs: on inspection viii b. fund NsrsPassEo in vs
ETY. and richness Of Fabrics sdsrted
CITY RETAIL TRADE,
SILKS IN ROBE TABLEAU,
ROBE LIZ
ROBE DOUBLE JuPE.
ROBE DOUBLE JUPE \ AbEL
ROBE DEUy voLANrs.
ROBE GUILE,
SILKS BY THE YARD IN GREAT VARIETY.
A complete s..or;uen, of PLAIN and FANCY FABRICS.
consisting of PRINTED ROBES DE CHAMBRE
in CASHMERE DE- CHINE ard 'ECoSE,
CASHMERE AND MoUSSELINE DE- LAME,
TABLEAU TT A LEI,
DE- LANES. PLAIN AND PRINTED. MERINoES, Pop
LINs SHAWLs HOSIERY AND GLOVES, IRISH
LINENS LINEN sHEETINGS AND TABLE LINENS,
WHITE GOODS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
BLANKETS, FLANSELs, kc., Nc,
LACES, EMBROIDERlES. Also
FAMILY MOURNING GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
"A Fall OryyISG
RICH and BEAUTIFUL
SILKS and DRY GOODS.
EDWARD LAMBERT g. Co.,
No. ss5 Broadway
Corner Of worb-s.reet
CoIsis,neof
ROBES LEI,
ROBES A DEUx JUPEs,
ROBES A DEUX V0LASTS,
ROBES DEUx JUPEs LEI
ROBES VALENTINE,
ROBES DALILAH,
ROBES MARoUIsE,
POLE DE- CHEvRE,
ETOFFE De SOLE,
PLAIN and PLAID SILK POPLlN,
POPLIN ROBES A LEI
POPLIN ROBES JUPEs,
ALvIERIA CHECKS
MOHAIR FANCIES,
SATIN TACoNNE,
vALOURS De PARIS
To which viii be constantly added all the
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
NOTE
Intending to connect permanently Retail with Whole
sale would call particular attention TO s.sort-
men, Of both STAPLE and FANCY GOODS. which will be
found ., all times varied and beautiful, and at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
WHOLESALE WAREROOMS at
No. IS CHAMBERs-sT., and
No. 33 READE-ST,
Where will be found
An unusually attractive
and beautiful Stock Of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
Embracing great NOVELTY,
and adapted TO every SECTION of the UNION,
To which the attention of FIRST-CLASS BUYERSs
SOLICITED
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO UNTRY MERCH AN rs.
ID. APPLETON e. Co.,
PUBLISHERS and WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS
Nos. $40 and 34B Broadway. N Y,
Have Just completed the their premises that
have pth of IT'S feet BY 10 width being
sTges Boob SalosroOm in the world
THEIR OWN PUBLICATIONS
the Standard and School Books
pabshed in the United States Among School Books
trsltion Of buyers IL called 10
WEBSTERS SPELLING BOOK,
over lc0N, COO Of which sold annually
They are also the Publishers of
CORNELL'S BIOGRAPHIES.
Bopomced by Educators the best published.
In addition TO their very large number of publications they
p constantly supplied with every book in demand whether
hthsh American and therefore prepared supply mis-
elaneous orders OF any description.
With the enlargement of their they have added TO their
hsDets
A STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,
md are prepared TO supply orders for
Letter Cap Note aud Bill Papers Envelopes States Slate Pen
sls, Lead Pencils, Drawing Paper, Bristol Board Cray
ops Drawing Books, Wiring Books, Pass.
Books, Memorandum. Books Account
Books, &c,
and everything that department the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
The attention Of dealers IL particularly directed 10 the great
es possessed by supplying every order Tor Books and
Stationery
WITH DISPATCH. AND AT LOW PRICES.
ttialogues she'd zee a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
4 NEW BOOK by STURGEON.
SPURGEON'S GEMS.
CONSISTING OF BRILLIANT PASSAGES FROM THE
PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED SERMONS
AND OTHER WRITINGS OF THE

SURGEONS GEMS.
CONSISTING or BEILLANT M PAssAGEs ,A% FR0M THE
AND OTHER WhlTlNds oF THE ''
vol, l2mo Pnce 81.
Here have some Of the suho happes' thousht, and
pISschsri S 'Fo ndsdssy and Strength The
pss.lfi' , viii S made P a bt large
one TSSpEEP a AHR TWESTygyE GaegsAsD
have been sold BY US in America and the demand for them '
undated. The masses read and love them
SURGEONS GEMS,
By The NewYork Observer,
mons"sStdon, Bi.ssman dc-hsye in PIr.. volume q
plsass 2 the the boz
EVERY PAGE is A FLAME OF GLOWING FIRE.
strong foil Of striking thought brilliant imagery and ap
peal We think viii be far attractive than the volumes
Of his and they have had extraordinary circulation
in this country"
SURGEONS GEMS
May be found at all the Bookstores.
The popularity of Mr. fsS s1S1asoD oss DS:f sermon. in this country.
ba, been equsled only by the popularity Of the preacher himself
:" '"' ' This VOLUME OF GEMS
will he received with greater favor than his volumes Of
Sermons
SURGEONS GEMS
published in answsI to cal nat has been repeatedly made
his mighty preacher truth with the Tecu-
srtes of which arrest the attention rouse the ympa
ihes excite the admiration and impress the feelings Of his vas,
audiences
Buy copy Of - -
SURGEONS GEMS.
II will cost you but
ONE DOLLAR
Mr. Spurgeon 10 rhetorical descriptive. flowing and glowing
He bsres aud burns along the pathway Of bic subject rising in
fights and carTyDg his hearers with him
in earnest appeals He puneent in his appi
cations strong his doctrna opinions aud powerful IN his
exhibition Of the divine Word.
The volume ready the trade and their orders solicited
Persons shine being able obtain il of The Book
sellers order by mail and will be forwarded promptly
portage prepaid, for
ONE DOLLAR.
SHELDON, BLAKEMAN 4 Co,
Publishers New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
printins.

AT EVERDELLs, his celebrated WEDDING
IA CARDS, spenddy engraved only b. had Broadway,
corner Of DasHs Orsrsb mail solicited aud specimens -spi.
DAKER & GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings, PRINT
- everything from he smallest CARD LABEL 20 the
isrgest BILL or BOOK, a, the Lowest Cash Prices
ENGRAVING and PRINTING.-ifalfpric
IL Wecding A. Home and Cards Bin Heads Notes
Cheeks, Bills Of Exchange. &C. a,KELLYs, No. Fasons
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

THO BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS.-
II, - SMITH BUTTLE'S PA,elt Adhesive LETTER aud
NoltE FILE very extensively used BY merchants
shd business Newiork other large cities The
nnee and facility Of reference which they insure recommend
n' n 70 universal Booksellers and SaioDe visiting the
y srt respectfully invited call and examine For sale
ho"i- ieIms ey ASA l. SliIfMAN, Nc. - WIAsn-G-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

MPORTANT NEW MEDICAL WORK
= = aEDiCAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE Nearly
page in Illustrations. Coth 81. Bys us,ly ce
RAM and London Physician and Surgeon now of New
ny This Interesting book sboui be in he hands Of vs
person ." inpsrts kDowedse all hay. soush; for in
any ether Sod and uAed 70 aly rsrt of ,h. ooap,r
Nv JUDD, Nc. 222 BIoaswsy N,w.Ycrs C.:r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
90 Wbom it man Concern.
GENUINE ATLANTIC CABLE

GEN UINE ATLANTIC CABLE
~ BALL, BLACK 4 Co.,
No. 2f7 Brosdwsy,
take pleasure in informing their 4. ard the public ha; they
have secured ssuhcient quantity Of the
ATLANTIC CABLE
supply all demands in order that
Souvenir Of this the no remarkable Of tse and
that i sl not be cumb rsome, have mounted up
Won ss Charms or Wa;ch-Keys
In Brass for l5 cents each.
In Silver for - cents each.
IN Gold for from { % 10 $5e
We suppose the reputation house al the guaranty
needed when ths; this Gable is the vensbe
board the Niagara In addition that, however,
have documents place the senunene beyond question.
NtM.York. Augu,t q l25a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
An AUTH ENTIC III i S T o r Y
IA FOR THE PEOPLE.
VOL 8vo, 329 pages. frice 20 cents.
BY JOHN MULLALY.

BY JOHN MULLALY.
Now READY:
THE LAYING OF THE TELEGRAPHIC CABLE;
with all i,s Incidents aud Anecdotes
Impressive Dvertng well as fresh and reliable ogrsph'
r,.,,. Cap; Hudson; -, 49,. ,nou,.
ng letters which sufficiently the and authority
which this careful Of he andesi Of human enter
NEw.YoSK, Avg. la 1853
John Malaly was with rs in The Sewfoandand Tceaph Ex.
pedon the S5 and that he board ihe Niagara
during the Atlantic Telegraph Expedition in 1858 that he
present the a tp in June last and the final expedition
Bay Newfoundland, the 5th ofAugust, 1853
His indeaeabe eSerons during all this time in procuring
every fact in connection with h enterprise deserving Of the
have the fullest confidence his narrative regard
that place board The Niagara during
process Of laying the cable and will continue furnish him
with every information my power relating the formation
progress and Of he Atlantic Telegraph Enterprse
remain gentlemen truly your friend;
Mr Molay having accompanied Us on he two Atlantic
Teessph Expeditions OF 1879 alluded 20 above BY Mr.
,1ot Ito 80 eee s f des. n ressd 70 the Aiaac
Telegraph Enterprise.
Indeed accustomed 10 regard him the Historian
Of the Expedition and wo eonsrs,a'e ourselves that 60
authentic an acco11 ahoSi 70 & be s'sP & 20 ne Ame11n S'
sS SI,s.s; 4; Ass Aos y %,Be lsi9
abou; publish q he Atlantic Telegraph ENpedi
compaaes US in the Niagara expeditions aid collected
the fullest nformaon and know OF no one better ahed TO
give correct and graphic history Of our undertaking
RcsPecifly yoar obedient ser.nt
w. l.. HUDSON Commander.
AN AUTHENTIC HISTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
spiay ea IS Win FoSa MaP Views ald iSsps
sud approximations Of the Machinery employed.
On WFnNrSpAY,
FROM
NEW-YORK TO DELHI.
RIO DE JANFIRO, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA
BY ROBT. Il. MINTUkN. n.
One NosiAe. l2Ino Price 81 p
u. ArPLETON Il Co. Publishers.
Nos. $40 AZ 3is Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15

OFFICE COMMERCIAL AGExcYl
NEwioRE, Sept IL 1883 I
NOTICE.-We are informed that CAREY &
~ CO. Advertising and Collecting Agents No I Nassau
fr 20 u in .he pubhe circuar They no rish.
oT authority 20 90 AcklLLOP WOOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
y + A DY THIS DAY.
COURTSHIP AND MATRIMONY.


FROM SCENES AND EXPERIENCES IN SOCIAL LIFE
By RoRERr MosRIs, esq.
Editor Of The Pennsylvania Inquirer.
Complete in lsrse volume neatly bog1d in cloth r Oae
Dollar and twenty-five Cents two volumes,
paper cover for one Dollar
The work 10 embenhed with mssnfcen. likeness Of The
author taken from M Il will also prove be Of the
ssabe works pubshed is Of The
boohs that mas psssed through the Press
Copiee Of either edition Of the abov. work will b.
person any part Of the United States free Of postage
their RENTING the price Of the edition they may wish the
publishers, IN letter postpaid.
T. 3. PETERSON L BROTHERS.
No. SO Che,tnu;st, Phladephia
For sale in NewYork by p. A. BRADY, No lS SAsssa-c
And by all Booksellers in this city and elsewhere
CAUSE AND CURE OF EVIL; The PHILAN-
~ THRoPic CosyrsTIoS UTTcA-An anhertc Report 81
the Speeches Letters and Pro Of the above Convention
VIII BE- published in this weeks SflRlTUAL TELEGRAPH.
Prc- Eve cents per copy per Address CHARLES
PARTRIDGE No. l2j Maidsn-lane, New.Yors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05

ANoygLrT NJ F4sHIoN.-AN New York cores
pondcnt gives the following description of some.
thing new in c%rinolindom:
81 must give your fair readers of Partisan
procliyities an outline of what ! saw on Broad
way yesterday. A magnifcently beautiful
young woman, a fair type of Young America
in crinoline, who has passed the last year and a
half in Europe, has returned, bringing with her
the latest cut of the French modfste, and her
own independent way of putting it on and car
rying It out. 1t IS a closely fitting black bas-
quine, made of coarse stuff, with big buttons
and side pockets. Imagine a dazzling young
beauty, with a waist sadly wasted round, ro5
bustions and animated bust in a blue MORE
antique skirt of most extended periphery,
crowned with a bonnet about the size of a fall
blown japouica, in yellow kids, with her thumbs
in her pockets! There's a dashing, saucy, stun
ming picture for you to contemplate at your
leisure. As the opera critics say, it was de
eidedly effective, and produced a great sem
satIon-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05

ions PnGxIx or BRAHMA.-John Phoenix is
out on "Brahma." He is confident that he has
discovered the key to the mystery. Read his
letter to the Mobile Register of the 9th instant:
Ed. Register: The following lines, published
in the Atlantic Monthly by r. R. Emerson, Esq,
have attracted much attention, not so much in
consequence of their beauty, or other intrinsic
merits, us from the fact that nobody can under
stand, for the life of him, what the man means:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05
[From the - Yort N.mI

NOTHING SINCE THE F~oUNDATIox OF THE CRY.
OF NEw YoRK has produced the excitement
among all classes that Prof Woods Hair Resto1
rative has done. all classes from the gray and
baldheaded sire, and the silver-haired natron.
down to the spFightly youth and beautiful mai.
den with her glossy riDglets, are crowding the
Depotat No. 312 broadway; the former to be
permanently restored, and the latter to possess
themselves of that which will prevent the inroad
of envious time, and cause the appearance of
youth and beauty tAlinger to the greatest ace.
Besides all the popular Druggists in the country
are constantly engaged in dealing out lie Res.
toratve to their customers, "and the cry is still
they come"
oAgrIoS.-BeYare of worthIessinvcntions. as
several are already in the market, called by dif.
terent names Use none unless the words Rro.
feSsoF Woods Hair Restorative, Depot st Louis
No, aud New York; are blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists aud Patent Medicine dea-
leTs, also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers
in the United States and Canada.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05
THE OLD NAN DREAMS.

From the Atlantic Monthly.l
o for one hour Of youthfulJoyI
Give back mytTentieth BpFinEl
pdFather lauEha bright-hAiredboy
Than reign = gray-beaFd ktngl
OF with the 1rinkIed spors Of asei
Away With learning's eFoWni
Tear OUTLETS wisdom written page,
And dash its trophies down.
One moment let my life blood stream
Prom boyhOod's fOuut Of flannel!
Give me one giddy, Keeling dream
Ofufe all love and fAmel
my listening angel heard the prayer,
And camlysmlling, said,
SIf 1 but touch thy EIlVered hair,
my hasty Wishhath sped.
But l. there nothing In thy track
To bid thee fondly stay,
While the swift seasons hurry back
10 md the WiShed.f0r dayf''
-Ah, truest soul Of EomankindI
Without thee, what we're lief
One bliss I cannot leave behind:
III take -my-PreeioUs-Ehel
The angel took sapphire pen
And wrote in rainbow dew,
"The man would be . boy sgaIn,
And be q husband too"
-'And is there nothing yet unsaid
Before the change appears?
Remember, all their gifts have led
With those otsSOlVing years.
Why, yes; for memory would recall
My fond Paternal Joy;
Icould not bear to leave them all:
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The smiling angel dropped his pen
'"Why this will never do:
The man would be 4 boy again,
And be \ father too!H
And so 1 lauEhed-ny laughter woke
The household with It's nobe-
And wrote my dream, when morning broke,
To please the grey-haired boys. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05

HOFFMAN and Burns, the makers and vendors
of horse meat Sausages at Philadelphia, have
been sentenced to eighteen months imprison.
ment.
MEASURES are being taken in Stockton, Cali
%fornia, to test the cultivation of rice, on. swamp
and overaowed lands, through the employment
ofChinamen.
The first bonnet worn in England was brought
from Italy in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and
its form was a compromise between the peasant
hat and the French hood.
Much sympathy was manifested in Hartford
on Tuesday, at the burying of Col. Samuel Colts
son.
The Kentucky State Agricultural Society of.
fer four premiums, of 800 each, for four kinds
of the best leaf tobacco of this years crop.
THE Waterbury American says that CITY is
infested by wood thieves, who steal rails, fences
and all sorts of wood which can be carried away.
A little while ago the Providence, R. j.. mar
ket was almost bare of corn, but for the last
week the impOrtations exceed 10000 bushels.
The State of Mecklenburg has again voted
against the admission of Israelites to equal fran
chises with the general Inhabitants.
THE Colorado CTexaso papers says the waters
of that river have not been known to be so high
in three years as at present
FoRTY or fifty girls were among the skaters
at the Portland Canal basin, last week.
Gov. CHAsR. of Ohio, who is about To marry
a widow, has got the rheumatism.
JOKES says of an ancient unmarried female
that she was %fearfully and wonderfully maid.
Tn child's idea ofice-..water gone to Sleep
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05
january S-ettIements.

VyE would state % our customers that our bulls are nov
w ready for settlement and VII be presented without
delay. We trust that our friends Wtl pay their dues
promptly,
Having been convinced thatlong credits are aIke inJuTf-
Gus 70 buyer! as ven ~ 20 ourselves, and being DESTROYS Of
doing Ch&h BhsStaesS, 20 8s Ereat an extent as possible,
We have determined 70 sell Exclusively for Cash or on three
months credit 20 thOSs who AaveherstofoEe Qaid promp1y.
Hereafter our bills VII Invariably be rendered on the hEst
OF April July October and January Bytms peU arrange
We VIII be enabled to oEer great tndueenent8 70 huyerA-
iY {, IS HEISKELL + SWEARISGES.L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05

LAR BBouEsE-Mr. John Thornton, VIII
died in ST Louis a few days ago, after bequeath-
ing property to his relatives, and $l45, 600 to
various churches and institutions, bequeathed.
the balance Of his property, about 100000, to
city, in the belief that he would apply it forthe
benefit Of the INDECENT, and to advance the cause
of religion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05
DIED.

At bis ~resiasnee, At Washlngton Bottom, weed Count.
Vs. MI HApDRR, in The etth year q hS
HE funeral win take place To-day Al ? o'eioek P. NJ.
nom tbe reaiaepee efhis sonlh.aE, IdHin YarSsy, "a
Oapline stres, Centre WhesIBE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05
EUcHRR
II The Right BtWsr Is in one hand,
And the "Left' holds another Mace.
Ye little know why I did stand,

This explanation is made to save Emerson's
reputation in the matter; he was an old school
mate of mine in former years, and we were af.
forwards engaged in the tin business together,
he was always a well-meaning man, and it is a
pity he should be considered a fool on account
of some eccentricities of expression.
Very truly yours, j. P.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05

A decision of interestto the railroad travelling
public has been rendered in Boston. A man
purchased a ticket for a certain point, and on
a station on the way and staid over one day,
when he took another train for his destination.
conductor decided that the check was not
good, it having been issued for the previous day,
and insisted on the man again paying his fare.
This he refused to, do, and he was arrested at
the suit of the company, on a charge OF M at
tempt ogdefraud. The parties were heard be-
fore a justice, who decided that the company
was wrong, and that the man was right.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-05

THERk is said to be an orsanized association
of female gamblers in N~ewburyport, Mass, the
leader of whom is said to BE the wife of Zone
of the leading rnmsellerso of the city, and which
numbersamongits habitues the female members
of families, whom to name would astonish every