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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

% by heir Works Shall ye GnosO Them
y poor young woman, without any means,
" ma Ellen Green. arrived in Cincinnati on
lussaay morning, from New Richmond, Ohio,
@"'sn place she left on foot, intending to visit
"s' ''ing mother, living in Crcstline, Ohio, but
was completely broken down. Her case was
s'a'su to I. j. Sherlock, Esq, and through him
M sue received pecuniary aid from the Sons Of
, ,a,'a' and railroad pass to Crestline for which
poi@. she left with many blessings upon the
@S@us Oh those who belong to that mystic order.
q Arrested for Riot and 1ssquzt ,oith In
:, cat 70 hiI-A dispatch was received from
H., ,'s Mayor Of Pittsburgh yesterday, authorizing
.r ,.s arrest Of two men named Rogers and Nc
s a'n"y' nail feeders of thar place, upon the
I urge OF riot and assault with intent to kill.
-. search wasinstituted for the parties described
.,''= last night officer Lancaster succeeded in
s'FeS''"g them, in Centre Wheeling Tbev
t s'S committed to Jail to be sent on to Pitts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

LEAyENwoHTH, August 23.-Dcnver City Ex-
press of the 18th has arrived, with six passen-
gers and $4,000 in dust a portion of the re-
Gently framed State Constitution, is published
MOI llusion is made to the slavery question In
the Bill of Rights, suffrage is restricted to the
whites. The local papers are silent respecting
its provisions.
Richer discoveries have been made since the
last arrival, between Cape Lapondre and Chey.
enne Pass. Although tue opening ofnew leads
are OF daily occurrence, ycta great rush is be-
ing made towards Cheyenne Pass, where it is
reported that from 500 to $l000is made per
day, by one man. Rich quartz is found every.
where in abundance. Emigration light, but
steady. Business brisk. Denver City lner-
ctiandise selling cheap.
NEw YoRK, August 23.-The Fifth Avenue
Hotel, the largest establishment Of the kind in
the country opened to-day, under the proprie-
torship of Paran Stevens, Esq The house was
thronged all day with visitors, Sho testified TO
their admiration Of the thorough and systematic
arrangement Of the building in all its parts
The-American Telegraph Company have an Of
ice III the basement of the hotel, connecting it
by wires, with all parts of the country, as well
as with the other prominent hotels in the CITY
One of the most novel features Of the house, is
the vertical railway for the conveyance OF the
guests from the ground to the upper floor.
The American Telegraph Company have OBJ
tanned permission from the Secretary of War,
to open a marine telegraph station at Fort La.
fayette, in the Narrows, and will proceed mme-
diately tolaysa cable from that point to Fort
Hamilton, whercit will connect withthc Brook
lin line which stretches to New York This
lincswill give the company uneqnallcd facilities
Tor reporting marine news night and day.
PIrTsBUReH Aug. 2s.-River stationary; Q
feet 6sinches atthe Glass House. Weather wet
NEw YonK, August 23d-The= first Baptist
Church add the Saleratus Factory Of kellogg,
with several other buildings, burnt this morn.
ling:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

eY@A Word an Season-Such men as Rev.
VIM Armstrong, Rev. Wesley Kenney, james
e Wharton, George aIcndel, Jacob Amick, S.
D. Woodrow, and scores of others equally well
known, have given their emphatic verdict IN
favor of Brentlinger's Compound <Floid Extract
of Dandelion and Sarsaparia, as a Blood Puri-
fer It's not "a quack Preparatlon-but is con.
tinualy prescribed by Physicians whom the
"formula" is made known without hesitation.
twill cure ScrOfula, Pimples, Sores, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, scaId Head, Blotches,
Mercurial Diseases, and all kinds of humors,
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
plished by any of the so-callcd s.Blood Search
ers," or humbug ''discoveries" Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sale

AdmlnlStr ators' Sale.
W Monday the 18th of September 1889 The UNDERSIGNED
~ VIII sen at Public Auction, In the city Wheeling At
iToat door oft court house, the property known as
the Onion House, Quincy and Main Ts
rents on Main G6 feet iucIcs Quincy,
tNtedins back to alley about feet will be soIi
whole, or In building purchasers The nro,er
~ Is wen situated being almost in he the heavy
business ct the city The title indisputable.
TERAs-One sixth cash. the balance IN three .opa
al with Interest to be secured by a deed Of
A'ust on tue ~ property JAMES d. GIBSON,
"us41-tu j q. GIBSON,
J.T. GIBSON,
Admrs of james Gibson decd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

By THE UNION ZINE.
TtlafEiaR DAILY INTRhLIGsE Nt:1ER

OFFICE oRNER WATER ANDM oNRoEsT STREETS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

PIrrsBgReH, Aug. 28.-River stationary; Q
feet inches atthe Glass House. Weather wet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

New Yonx, August 28d.-The first Baptist
Church and the Saleratus Factory of Kcllog,
with several other holdings, burnt this morn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

MISUNDERSTANDING aARDWAEE
As on hand avery large assortment efirnish-
- Ing Goods part of his stock oonSstngi Ofa dine lot
OF lined with porcelain ait
GoHee:Tos, Bird cages, Cutlery. britannia ana
Black Tin Ware, Timed and Hollow Rra
Kettles, &C. p ,.taft5 III F.,Ef - "Ss
He requests Of HIS customers and pabn generally
sY to save Ices and the Old Dominion ooGee
Also hand Very!Iarge assortment ar
featured Tin Ware wholesale retaAy articles NOT
rGaSu 1mhte prices. Z $500 N ~
81 FRUIT CANS n WAYiS5 ON.HAND.
Those in want of Howsekeein Gooils viii do vail "a
On HIS articles are too numerous to mention. Those
who call. will fndEmoSt every ont fine
household CEE STJSEff.' ' . ''us
nS2SZa ON No. IT'S biain St, Wheeling, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

TIE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION An arrival al
New York brings Buenos Ayres dates to Attn ult
and volumnous letters from correspondents accom-
panyins the Paraguay expedition. On the lst ult..
Commissioher Bowlin and Com Shubrick with
four vessels the United States feet, proceeded
Hp the Parana TO have IN interview with President
Lopez, Of Paraguay. Before leaving MontevIdeo
Mr.. Bowlin and Com. Shubrek applied to the
Government Of Uruguay for some place Of deposit
for coal and for permission to land some of the
troops. Both requests were denied The Com.
missioner expected to remain but few hours at
Buenos Ayres.
Inc faraguayaHs, assisted by several English
oncefs, mad placed their river I'm so thorough a
s'a'e OF defence that Ii believed impossible
iof the Americans even to effect an entrance from
the Parana The President, however wa. aid 20
be ready to concede any reasonable demand Of ON,
Commissioners.
Whilst At Monteyideo Senior Pereira p,o.,a.,,,
Of the Banda Orienral, rendered his services =.
mediator to the Commissioner and .xD-o.,
himself authorized 10 do by the President o.,
Paraguay
Dates from PernambucO to Jan 18th announce
the arrival there Of the steamers Westernport Al
lanta and Memphis, Of the expedition. Af.er coal
ing, they would proceed onward, touc hing at Rio
The Caledonia and Chaplin had not arrived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

HORRIBLE MAssACRE.-The Rev. Mr.. Kilfman
Methodist missionary who has been preaching
for the Indians of Oregon since le]S murdered
with his family, not long since, under singular
and appalling circumstances. The small pOx hav-
ing broke out among the slvages while the mis-
sionary's family Were not attack ed. the former
thought that the pestilence had been introduced
by the whites with the intention of exterminatng
the red race. Acting upon this horrible suspicion
their next step was revenge. bold chief was
selected for the deed, who stole into the chamber
Of the sleeping family, and buried his tOnIahawk
In the brain Of the missionary and that OF his wife,
and then other Indians rushed in and helpless chill
dren, male and female employees, were butchered
the house raised to the ground, fences destroyed
aud every vestige Of once happy Aome disap
Deared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

COMMENTS or THE NEW YORK PRESS UPON THE
KY AND SIcKLEs AFFAIR.-The Evening Post
heads il THE Assassination at Washington - and
says that, without exenuating the conduct of Key,
sit Ill became him (Sickles) who is careless OF
his own conduct 70 set OH foot Investigations into
the morals Of Others" The Post Is also severe
upon Butterworth
The Times speaks Of the deed as being palliated
by the prOyocaton.
The Tribune forbears comment until further in
vestigatiOn shall ascertain the circumstances more
clearly.
The News thinks - the known antecedcnts Of
Mr. Sickes in private life seem to leave him little
JUSTIFICATION for So terrible act he las been
guilty off,
The Express says "At Washington. according
to the letter-writers, public opinion seems to
tain Mr. Sickles, but in this city, far as We have
heard comments upon the subject, the deliberate
murder Is condemned
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Personal.

e. Col. G. A. Waite, U. ). A, is al Willards'
.:.-- f. B. Harte, Of New York, arrived in this
city yesterday -
-. Cap. J, C. Carter and family, a. s. N, are
N.;;: Hon John Minor Bolts, Of Va, Is at the
-. The number of the dinloroatIc circla 4,
49, =. soh Is about to be increased by a new at
49, " we Russian Legation, In the person Of
,.a so,, OuI1ouson As his ancestors have been
, genuine article, and not a creation by march.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, in an article entitled g Senator
Douglas on Slavery in the Territories, while
1t gives him full credit for his services In the
establishment of the well known doctrines con-
tanned in the Kansas NJ braska set, objects that
be does not stand up to his own work, but prac-
tically absndons the only living principle estab-
lished by the Kansas act
The same paper contains an article entitled
=. Financial Diseases and Remedies
cies and Extrsyagsnces.
The Intsliigeneer publishes the veto mes
sage of the President, and is devoted to Con-
gressional proceedings and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

IL AT the Inauguration of the revolutionary
General. Fabre Geffrard, President OF the Re-
public Of Hayti, at Port an Prince lately the i'm.
perial golden crown of SOulouque was laid on the
table. After the administration OF the oath Of
office, Geffrard, seizing iron hammer struck
three times the crown, symbolically breaking and
degrading it. SOulouque was, at last accounts,
lying sick at Jamaica, and his advanced aye rem
ders his recovery improbable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

TaE TARIFF.-The New York Herald says
that change of five votes would have suspend
ed the rules on Saturday to admit the tariff bill
from the Ways and Means Committee. This is
a mistake. The vote was-yeas l2S, nays s.
total PIG. Of this number, two-thirds Q4D
was. requisite, which shows that a change of
sixteen votes was necessary. Had only five
votes been required, there is but little doubt
that many changes would have been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

MORE GOLD-The Leavenworth Times has ad-
vices from Denver city to the ID inst New and
valuable discoveries Of gold are reported OH Vas
CUES fork, ten miles from the Denver claims
Claims were being rapidly taken up and large
accessons to the population Were constantly arriv
ing from California, Utah, and New Mexico. The
winter had been very mild. The Indians were
numerous but peaceable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

IL Hon. Thomas W Sutherland. native of
Philadelphia, and son of the Hon Joel b. Suther-
land, died lately i'm California. He emigrated to
the West in early life, became United States Dis
trict Attorney in Wisconsin,. went To California in
1919, was appointed judge there, and afterward
Collector Of the port of Sacramento. lie died of
congestion Of the brain. after an illness of only
three or four days. and leaves a wife and child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBI.F'S
AVA RbsAiipinNGSS FR9M SsH4KsPEARE

In this city, " IN take place a. follows:
L. "Wednesday Evening, Feb. ga Midsummsr
Nights Dream"
g Thur SHAY EveI.ing, Feb. 94-"The Merchan, a
Venice ~
s. Saturday Evening, Feb. H-"Macbeth"
Z. Monday Evening. feb Gas You Like It-
n Tuesday Evening. March y" tlOnTy the Etshth .,
g. Thursday, March s. Hamlet
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
May be obtained IT the Music and hook stores q,
the PrIacIPal Hotels; aid NJ the Hall
Subscription tickets for tho Sly K.aliuss ms, q.
hal for FIVE DOLLARS each nj the Muse So
OF Wm Il. MctZerott, corner Penn. avenue and iIiS
Strect. ~ '''A
u An early attendance is solicited, A. no t,,l.,.
will lie SOLD Ito Insure quictncss after the Rea,u,
commences; neither VIII seats be reserved.
III , This couTss al Rradlugs will u. positixel,
the only and last Ma. krInble will give in Wa,b
inston previous To her retiG emeBt irUu public le
Doors open at quarter before Z o. IN. Reaa,n,
commences at O'Clock precisely.
e. 2l-l0ts
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THE VERY LAST RooRBacK.-The New Yo

THE VERY LAST RooRBACK-T New York
Times says:
at is rumored that there has been terrible row
in the Cabinet during the last day or two, relative
to the exposures of the Sherman Committee Of In
vestigation. and that il is decided that Toucey must
90 ont i'm consequence"
This is utterly untrue. There is nothing
whatever in the evidence elected before the
Committee that reflects at all disereditably on
Secretary TOueey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

II The municipal election in Frederick, Nd,
resulted in the Democrats electing their mayor by
% majority. They also elected four alderman to
one American. Five Democratic cOuncilmen to
two Americans were also elected. The vote was
very large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-The total stock of sugar
in the port Of New York. is stated to be ~ 636
hogsheads against IL, 80 at the period last
year. The stock boxes is about the same as last
year. The total stock of barrced molasses is 5O77
against 4. 300 last wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

THE TREASURY BUILDING.-It is to be deep
ly regretted that the House Of Representatives
to-day reduced the amount appropriated for
the Treasury extension, during next year, from
$3.50, 900 to $4,000. This sum will be little
more than adequate to preserve the work from
the action Of the weather, after the present ap-
preparation shall be expended 1t is hoped,
with how much reason we know not, that the
Senate will not agree to this action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
Proceedings of To-Day.

The SENATE, to-day, went into Executive
session, wherein various Post Office appoint
ments are believed to have been acted on }
which continued until l2 o'clock ..-
Mr.. Shields presented the credentials of
Stephen A. Douglas. reelected for six years
from the 4th Of March inst, from Illinois
Mr.. Polk presented the credentials Of Mil
lard Salisbury, Senator elect from the State of
Delaware, to succeed Mr. Bates, resigned
The Post Office appropriation bill being taken
up
Mr.. Yulee moved to amend by inserting a
clause to abolish the Thanking privilege and
raise the rates Of postage, being the same clause
that was inserted in the post route bill, the OBJ
ject being to have two chances of getting the
clause through the House.
The amendment was agreed to-yess 90,
nays %.
In THE House, the Speaker submitted sew
eral Executive communications, among which
was one containing the instructions sent to
Naval Commanders on the coast Of Africa.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Miscellaneous Appropriation bill. and
Amendments we're adopted striking out $500
600 for the Treasury Extension; $500. 900 for
the Charleston Custom House; $3.50 900 for the
New Orleans Custom House; prohibiting any
portion of the appropriation for the Patent
Office being paid to members of the Advisory
Board of Agriculture called together in this
city by invitation Of the Secretary of the In
terror.
The bill was then passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

THE UNION BANK MTRDER.-A young man
named Irwin has been arrested on suspicion Of be
ing the person who murdered the cashier Of the
Union Bank, at Jackson. Miss, and robbed the
bank recently. A large amount of gold and Union
Bank notes were found on his person
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

The DIsrICT ArTORSEYsHIP.-We know not
how many gentlemen have applied through
friends for the U. s. District Attorneyship of
this District, made vacant by the death of the
late p. Barton Key, Esq. Our impression from
the understanding that seems to exist among
persons well informed in such matters. is that
Robert Guild, Esq will be appointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

II Rev. LeOnidas Rosser, Of Richmond, has
donated 800 to Randolph Macon College, the in
terest of which is TO purchase medal to be given
10 the senior who shall deliver the best original
Grafton at each commencement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

IL gentleman direct from Charleston, 8. c..
mentions that the orange trees are in blossom, pea
vines growing vigorously, and that last Sunday
the windows of the various church edifces re-
mained open throughout the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

II Late advices from Havana state that so much
do the authorities dread revolution. that all the
foreign white laborers on the Island of Cuba were
ordered to leave when their engagements expire,
and the Captain-General will not permit any more
20 be employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

ID Turks Island correspondent, writing ON
the 9th inst. says: Business is awfuly dali With
us just now; all laborers idle, and conseo
ly no money In circulation; the weather has been
very dry and we expect an early gathering Of salt;
we have got large quantity OF last years crop on
hand, and the low price in America makes its small
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

CHILD BURNED To DEArH.-The house Of Mr.
Mccormick, prominent citizen OF Canandaigua
N. Y, was burned on Friday night His little
girl, eight years old. persisted in the flames
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

ITO BE SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY.
- IN PRESS,
DIARY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLT
From Wing and loyal ncwspa pers and original
documents; by Franck Moore 2 volumes i2 engrav-
Ings SIS.
JOHN MCFARLAND, the Agent for tho District
ofColumhia, will be at 37S Pennsylvania avenue til
the 4th Of March.
Communications and subscriptions soicitrd
Early subscribers will have early Impressions of
the plates.
Messrs. TAYLOR Il MAURY are authorized to
receive subscriptions. mar st.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On Sunday evening lat, between 8 s q
- sur .et and The y street Baptist Church, a tod
Linked BR ACELET. The finder will De- rev Add
by leaving II at this Office. mar 81.
KIM REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
ny NEGRO Nan Henry, who calls himself q
nehrs queen; The said man as about y years "A
sPok' 10. He Is about S feet or 10 Inche.s
mig Clothing not recollectsd, as he had s..vrr.
SUITS wiil give : LOO II taken an auy slave Ssts.
or IA the District Of Columbia or the ahove reSari
OF S5S iaken IA any free State: ia either case IA
De secured or lodged jail that get han, sgaln
THOMAS JENKINS, Of Thos.
mar l-5tf for the Inss,P IN =
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<NORNS! CORNSM CORNSm
Y LIMITED FOR THREE Days ONLY

instantaneous and effectuai cures for CORNS
Every disorder of the feet eradicated without the
slightest pain, permitting the patient to walk ime,
NOTIcE.-Dr. SCHULTZ, the only qua.i6rd chi
Topodirt whose lnvanable services have boen ex
Perience by largo nnnbers 81 citizens has, order
Forbes Boarding House, Sd Penns, vania avenue
BE- promptly relieved may consult him daily, from 9
q. M. to 6 p. IA. Remember, only for three dsfs
for zach corn. ~
IL Ladies can be attended at their residences
\ nominal charge will be made to the working
Z "a ~. mar l. zt4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

IL TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY ORE
turning tn my numerous customers in the District
ami III the adjoining counties of Maryland and Vir
glnla, many thanks for the patronas they have be-
slowed upon me for several ears and most respect
fully ask a continuance of the same for the new
firm, assuring them that every effort will be made to
serve al cash and prompt customers with the most
desirable goods at the very lowest prices.
IL All persons whose accounts have Eeen rem
dared and yet remain unpaid, will oblige Ine 10y
making Immediate settlement hy cash or note At a
short dat JOHN Ii. SMOOT
Georgetown, March !, 1861, mar Let
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

COuHfs II WASHINGTON, 10 MT.
herepy ceftits that Josiah Eglrstan of S,H
pa-slnE on The public grounds, two HOGS ~
.soTs'l BACK and white spotted. believed siS,-Ila
70 be drove sows from the time th,y b,V- -,
dePtedatIng upon the Public grounds
Given under my Ia 81 and sea this nh lay NJ Fe.
ruary, lS5e. THOS o. WiII JaNS %
W NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the owner AZ
sald hog can have the same by APPLYING a. The "a
Inrslghed and paying for this adv6rtI s,lnent ssi
JOSIAH E6LESTON
eo.o.. On New Ork avenue, betvean
10 <ooa 9th and Il IN Sts nnrth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

RECALL OF THE FRENCH MINIsrER-We
have every reason to believe that Count ISa,
tiges has received notice of his recall from hi,
present post near this Government which
probably involves his promotion 10 a similar.
position at one Of the leading European courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

I ID. HAMMACK'S RESTAURANT, No. e4
y and 26 Willards' Hot Il Block, a
three doors west of the main ent! anco -
10 the Hotel on Penu avenue. This 1DJL
old AID wcil-estabished house is ut AsSkssnk
present one of the best kept houses Of - -
the kin IN thu co9ntry, whore may =. bad at MI
GhME FISH. OSSTERS pJHcKs sWaiJ ~
BIRDS, HARD CRABS, and SPRING CKICK-
EMS; BEAR MEAT from the extreme West !;
PHEASANTS from across the Atlantic; TER
RAPINS that cannot bs equalled in fact, no pains
Expense has been spared tn make this house the
trus representation Of the princey hotsl that il adj
Joins. The stock of CHAMPAGNES and BRAN
DIES challenges competition; also, q large asserts
ment of English and American ALES on draught
ID Ny celebrated cook, Mr. Johnsing, will as
usual serve up those Terrapin Stews, for which he
TO risk his color that they beat the world, but
10 ne satshed OF the fact give me a call.
IL se % not make mistake, but drop in at 2O4
sad sS rem, avenue, Har l-5ts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS,
GOOD COAL OIL

0rUOD OUAL UIL
~ A ID NJ s.
ia. LAZENBY, No. l2i Bridge street. tieorse-
town, ID. c., has on hand good COAL Oil, and
large assortment of LAMPS for burning the same,
at greatly reduced prices also, NON-EXPIO-
SlVE SELF-GENERATlNG FLUID GAS
LAMPS. mar N
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BOARDING.

EOCR OR FIVE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
\ can De accommodated with BOARD. on reas0B-
able terms, by applying at sss 18th st mar i-q'