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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-13

-I.rs7t n -Atss Lizzie Wdyt-AIiSs
IIzh.e Wayt, who is alleged to have stolen
t@.a.y -scyen hundred dollars from VIM g., Muir
ray, Al his hotel on Saturday afternoon last, was
arrested On Monday evening at Bridgeport, by
Sergeant McDouaId,s police. Some eighteen
hundred dollars Of the moaey was recovered,
w..ta the woman thinks is all she GOT, or if She
mt mere, she lost it. Upon leaving the house
"a Saturday afternoon, she hired a hack and
aso9c into the country where she remained IN.
Il. y.9ri.ty morning, and then came back 10 tie
" ami vset,t over to Bridgeport, where She
AZ arrested. She is now closely confined and
"a effort vas usakrs; 10 induce her to hand over
lie U=.=:ce d. the money.
Tie search alter this young woman was one
Taught with ;ich incidents Several persons
az>i..e> tie police were engaged in the uuderta
~.r= Every lawn and every piece of calico,
pea. over the mystic hoops, was chased
ra.-h 5 more than can be said Of the subject
TIE Sea-chy in hopes of finding the right
ece. hen Sunday evening came and the
fees Of the fair ones grew din in the dusk,
ese7y blne and white dress was regarded with
=,a-z %: suspicion and one or ,t.vo were subject
70 he annoyance of q gentle tap on the shout
'.er and premptory arrest. All this while an
s5--.snt ctiicer was after young woman an
>aelirs; The description, away out west, and
roall have purSued her Into the bowels Of
t. earth" had he not been overh uled by :.
Graphic Ge>putch announcing hat the real
MAN had been anprehended-
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~ IL Disputed Pig,-Some five or six
@.=as aga Mr. Iharp Of East Wheeling, lost a
-, ard could hear mothing of it. In passing
! NY fiajey's house day before. yesterday, he
g,yi=s. poEAer fastened in a pen ani stood
7s hin with considerable interest, Al
.a3':sa ;ae pig must have grown sOmew hat in
IL. weeks. ". IGara fit SO well satisfied that
:. va Ms property, tHat he broke tn. pen down
a. took the pig away without the knowledge
u tpe iie,ey's. On tne same day Mr.. Haley
having deseovered the whereabouts of the pig,
k'7e-ssisa 10 company with his wife and the
''-Ff7i>'-5 2snHis Kite, to the house of Tharp,
'=5- .a= -'. i'eaci,. ac,reSa;I, and the wife,
,..'' ttei lie ies. a:.d drove the pig back to
i!'sS : house Both parties have taken legal
neg, aa'i haze come to sort ofstand of, with
~. s's on the Haley side Both parties are
.'s.'Fe! % swear to the ownership OF the IN
can aaiDai, and each side has witnesses to
i'''e ,'.e vaii''ty Of their respective Claims.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
10000 FLIES IzsI.LED.

BY ONE Stroke OF SHEET L1Gnrx1NG Fly KILLER.,
81 Buy sheet of Lightning Fly Paper
and rid yourselves, in a feN hours, of these
troublesome pests
BEAD ~ PEAcE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-13

WASHINGTON, July l2.-rae late Congress
appropriated only $4,000 is a preliminary 10
toe taking Of the next census, tIr Tx. preg.asa-
ton OF bank forms of instructions to MarShaIS
etc Ample time viii he allowed for the ccc-
ton of reliable ei,stieS ard slci. arrangements
be male ny the Secretary of the Toterior rs
more l'crtectt.eSs tt.an heretofore Maay a:ii.-
cations have been nta'ie icr employment; a.
clerks, but tic Census Bureau vii uo; be OF
garsized Until next Year, whea the returns SHALL
be received.
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ear IN PE4CE!!
SLEEP ~ PEACE!.!

SAsEF ~ PEACEE!!
You can do SO witt, the aid of the Ligataino
Fly hil5er. 1t destroys flies instantly, without
danger to anything else. Price, s cents per
Sheet Sold by T. II. LOGAN & Co,
And LOGAN, LIST & Co,
Mhol.sale A..nt.
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Pirrsnua'H, July I2.-Riyer 3 feet inches
o. pier marx, and filling. feather clear. The
Icery at { P. " Stood at - :.
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ATRsy Cp.-ihe steubenvilIe Es,tl5 says
al 9lr, Garrett, President of the Baltimore
'.''' ONO Railroad and extensive dealer in rail-
'i'l stocks, has written letter to that city ana
s'SnShia officials, ad'aoni5hing them to b, pre-
27'a.l tor the day OF reckoning" That the
'.'' INJURED td1@srud dollars. subscribed by
~ si'y and t9.nshia to the Steubenville aad
ia'!a''a Railroad, for which bonds we're issued
tiEa'is n 1865, will have to be paid promptly,
% property Of the city and township will be put
meter tue hammer, for satisfa.tion.
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AOiBS q RARN ES,
LIZ 9E,s-r Si.nrs

RE RECEIVING AID zow cpeLLs = new supply OF plain
GCIi HArd and Decorated China Tea ar: ID aEer sets
White Ih!Ea Dinner Sets, White Dinner sets
Also cons ai'lr IN hand, and Every
EiS Glasses aao Indeed sTerJti:ag IL tie Glass ae We
wish parcSSry 10 at-tIu. styIz Goblet AID
assoF n: Of Po!rhctoauce Vases Of different sizes and
shapes We h2 also Japauel Toilet SETS Various sizes
sew All very tsAi: decorated those Wa re!u-ns
iG or conetP atag SoUstke, ping yI;rs. TO call and
examine Coi and ktheral OILS c. lest qualities constant
J.. . = hand. rs~S
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Etuit !! Eruit !! Frnit Jars

Et111t Fruit ! ErI5t Jars !
oBES BARNES Nn- lis Mar have Just received
! i7rz= assortment Of Iiri. tfey .vit
e itS "f shese fe AZ J fats. Thy arr
eFsbe AID being tiSzrd Eluc' betsSr dian
10y G-.sF Jar - 5+ss, 20 iSbe = lax s=s ar.
roS 10 be eecter' : aei as the TEs aEsrv-rv
All are tlHite % eaIl AID the iatrs- ard h st
- uEilEEEES-Csn saassz1iaeut.
- 80 Boxes Jcius J. Woods Pearl Starch ~
= C,lirina= q German sap
- - oLsins Soap sl:iito'5 b 4--y.stra.
lsS Barrels sGGiSEllie Eydra2Ec gsnIsht,s8
. Boxes Ext. Logwa5,i-
IL Sb5Ve s9oSS be Ir-r4 d..
zLs!t- j. A. y FFC4SLF.s 6 St,.n St
a-s.lst4--TS. Siis So l 3i;lah ereI,
x X stsReha1 hElS- med. 3 .3iecEeTel,
~ II. Dry Salt HeETias. ia<t received bT
Ezs9 ~ AA2SFVHLLI CAa4P8EEL TINGLE.
In Rsls slIpstEEF In sfeT ard fg. sale
EriE aAf<r3IeNA3B
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.

FOREIGN NEWS
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Notice of Dissoiution

- Maths, kAEES .,&U CasDLE>.-
y ~ DSz- Superior SEaS.<,
IS dc R.kzS,
II 9 DO Cradles, for sale ut
IslO SMITH I GORRELLS
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IN CASKS Shoulders AMI Hams.
~ Also, 50 boxes Western Reserve Cheese
and FOR sale 5y CjeSI l. NJ. PUMPHK
, 1859-01-14

The present lien LAW, however we'll suited to
the wants Of new country, where from the
limited nature Of the building interests, owners
and operatives we're brought in immediate con-
tact, when those interests hare increased, and
contractors become necessary, it has been found
entirely imperative in its etieess on thote for
whose bene6t it WAS originally designed. To
remedy this defect, meetings have been held at
the Mechanics Institute roons, where the sub
ject has been discussed, and bill and memorial
10 the Legislature prepared. which has been cir
culated to soma extent, and ohtalned large
number Of signatures. IA ia usual in caats Of
this kind where, from the claahing Of interest,
different views are entertained, there is some op.
position to the bill in its proposed amended
form, and remonstrance against it il also in
circulation. With vieW to proper understand
ing Of this subject, the Importance Of which is
universally acknowledged, and to harmonizs rs
far as possible the various interests concerned,
q meeting will be held at Aechauics' Institute
Hall on Saturday evening" at o'clock. Able
speakers viii! be present, and she legs! aspect Of
the subject discussed. All interested are in
yited to attend.
4SiJueI y. 5. Boutoo. e. c. Morton, n. Stur-
tersnt, +. +. Rohuot, 2. ". Gates, E. Burling,
". Baker, and others.
, 1859-01-14
MOfphY and Andersen,

The Krea. gume ii CHESS, which is TO deter
mine the championship between the Old and the
New Worlds, was begun at Paris On Monday,
the 20sh December. Morphy had been i'll for =
week, and came to the contest pale aud worn,
but in good spirits. 1t had been agreed that
the winner Of the first teTen games should be
couedered the victor. The first game, Egaus'
GAmbit, was sharply con tested, no less than
seventy two moves on each side having been
made, when Aorphy resigned; the second
game. the Ruy Lopez opening, after fortg-Iour
moyes. WAS drawn; Mosphy seems then to hare
aroused himself, and bent his adversary two
ganes, in pretty rapid succession, ths third in
twenty moves, Ind the fourth in fifty three. 4
letter from Paris thus describes the players:
''The first game lasted seYen hours, and was
won By Prot. Andersen. Durlng the course Of
this game, which was conducted IN the most
brilliant manner, and in which we're dsplaJed
IN immense number Of the mos. Ingenious COM
binatious on both sides. had good opportu.
nitf Of sludying the contestants. Nothing conld
DO more unlike than the physique Of the &~o
playsra, Mr. Aorphy is q frAi!, small boy, with
tne face and head, aud q modeat, slnott tim
i'd ar. Prot. Andersen, On the contrary, IL q
tall man. slim, about dfty years Of age, With Z
s0All, bead, tllRot stoop IN tno shoulders,
lively black eyes, ; clean shaved face, and de-
cidediy German cast Of features. He is quiet,
| gentiemanly man, with \ sympkthetic express
SION Of the faee, which immediately predisposes
| in his favor.
"During the drss game u. Andersen moved
much more rapidly than Mr. Aorphy. Not 4
| word WAS spoken By eishcr plaJer during tho
or false moves were made By either party 10 ID.
diests to the other hi1 plaua- There seemed r
BE- more originality, more genius, more Of the
tmprtpu in Ar. Aorphy'a raoFas aud mora o.
etuay md experiences in thosa Of n Andersen
The two men 4rc evidently more nearly uatehet
than they ever were before"
Tbs eegerness to witness these adsoit and &C
compliahed players was 30 great that the gam
was kspt on three different boards u tbs OAt
de IL Regsucr, on each Of which tho moyss wer
repeated u ths gams advanced. Il M th
, 1859-01-14

..
general impression thaI AorphY naa eucoun'
tered more formidable antagoni&t than he had
4o+ NIT
=, =
II. Aeqaeene' Inc sea'p'o'' nas e4eco'eo' IN
marble, d bust Of hr. Morphy, which has been
placed alonpside of those Of Lsbourdopnace and
pb;,;do- .t H. rh.,, C,,h ov.r tba cafs IA !.
fn''loof 81 Inc cneaS oloo over tue ca'e &c la
Regenee.
:A1Et-
Tbs creat chess match between MorphY and
Ande,se.n bes hoe, ronc1nd.d Morohv Winning
S
seven games ana anoe1sseo onls '"o'
An Apology for the Chief engineer.
Editors Pres md Tribune:
In your issue Of yesterday there appears
communication in regard tn the l.te f7re k;uned
w. >, 80. ~'
= oooxer on' WHICH ooes gfea' 4o]os'lce 10
the Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department.
1suree with the autbor of said communication
u>.. a.. .t ~ aa;a a.. .h.u,a ~
@uoS Aoo "0uN - e~.4 49, "oN0'4 ~
closely Investigated. and If be had taken little
Of this advice to himself, he would not hare
been guilty Of making quite a8 many glariug
misatatements as be has, and that the primary
cerse Ct that extensive condagration rests on
other shoulders than the Chiefs. l will now
proceed to show wherein he LOCKER 0n'') bas
"huE FJllt N1uQK F3etlkAuAds
TWAS true thai lbe srgip.s. both stssm sad
hand, .7ere prouotly oa hand, but it is not
true that fre-plufs were in close proximity
to the fire. The olc on the corner OF Lake aud
Jefferson streets is c:ose By, the next dearest
being on tho corner of Clinton and Randolph; ;
another at the corner ofJedersoo and Washing
ton, and uuo,her Ut The corner of Randolph aud
Desplaines, the balance being two blocks, and
oref. from the fire, And what uss the condi.
tiou Of q portion Of them2 They were frozen 50
that i, toox ten or fifteen minutes to Get them in
working order: and vixen the one at the corner
of Lake and Canal streets WAS It aved out, it did
not a5oyd more thap helf supply Of water for
lie s,eamer Atlantic.
A. tor lis a>strtion that !" all the forra and an
n1iances 10 ex1inymsh fire were futrishcf in
ubundance and perfcc i'm to the Chief" il is utter
jy false as regards appliances, as any one could
see that koeS ANYTHING about ire duties. II was
for the want Of them tlst the e raecd SO uncon-
31olab1y. There was not 81 Engine Company on
tie ground that hsl ,ncse thru halt supply Of
hose and some hal Lone ut Ail This il the rca-
son why there we're not Iavte streams led into the
hpi!1nS f.eal l!4e f.: = Tnese were Two, il MT
more streams on tie fire Ia the rear of the build
ngs on JetItr:l.n 81 rett which "Lookcr Oa could
have seeu Lad i!e t4ken quarter Of the trouble 10
have fuunl them lie ha, TO lind fault wlth
things that he either knows nothing abons, or
that he wants to make capital out o! either for
hilns:lf Or d friend
About o'clock tho Chief, in my presence,
, 1859-01-14

THE UoasE STEALING CAsE.-In your issue Of
yesterday, not,ce an item entitled Arrested
for Stealing o Horse,' and charging j. L.
Heath as the culprit.
In justice TO Mr. Heath, | am compelled to
say 1hst there wus misunderstanding relative
to the matter. Mr. ueat, had taken possession
horse, aud through misinformstion and wrong
advice made tue affidavit and procured the
warrant against Heath. Mr. Heath promptly
produced the horse. and upon fair under
standing Of the case, mediasely dismissed
tbs 1soar-1:44na 6ad n~.' cas, tha: IL Ely
opinion, Sir. Heath never contemplated, and
would nsser pctp1trate, Ra Get Of any n2tuEe
tending 10 wrong myself Or any other person.
d. L. BaG1Ltrr
, 1859-01-14

lefe.houe before dinner; stnpped sud got the
horses shed On Blpe Island ayeuue, and st clf-
fereut places; know got to tho atable after 5
O'Clock. aud left before 6; Mac. was nearly
drunk when l drst aaw him.
+. +. Paandn, ttcorn.-Am employed At
Wright & Curriers'; have been with them abnut
four years as q carriage driver; knew McSamee
and bis wife; lodged in the little front chamber,
fronting on Michigan street; lad to go through
their kitchen dining room. and the dlrk closet 10
Eet into ny room; used TO 60 up the east fight;
William Failey roomed With me; re had occupied
tie room month; hired it OF slcNAmee; we had
no regular hours for retiring, were sometimes
obliged to be out all r isht; the doors were not
fastened at night; could so Up or down Ut any
hour; went up 10 bed that night little after T.;
heard or saw nothing unusual that night; William
was asleep when went in; heard nothing during
the night; wake1 I'D about O'Clock, one Of thu
ostles came and called ne; have known prisoner
from the time lie first came there; nis character
was Of i peaceable and quiet disposition; ncyer
aaw him SO drunk that be could not attend TO bis
work; was NJ. ut the stable IRON half past 10 u
little after o'clock; was gone to take out 4 car
riage.
Cross- -E.tdmiati-Rec seeing prisoner
about the stable in the morning; he hitched up
the carriage for me about half past one; We
came back about 5 don't reco!lect Of seeing
him a2ain until about Il psst s, when he hitcsed
up tte same team agalo don't know who put
them out the first time l came home; noticed
nothing unususl in his appearance when be
htched up the lsst time; got back the last time
about Q; left my team and went about town
was alone went to the stable about l2; think
it WIS IL. minutes later; went up to bed;
saw no oue, card nothing. had no light; was
called il tie morning te'ore light; AcSamee
was in bis sleeping room; the man who CALEB
me told me of tic death; saw Mrs. AcSanee
living on the bed; several persona we're there;
William got up when | did; don't know what
time William went to bed; he said be went q:
II; hear that be is in New Orleans; the story
Of his death has been coutradicted; saw Mrs.
McSamee in her dining room as came through
on the morning Of July lst shout o'lock; spoke
10 her; noticed nothing unusual.
To -ur- Ay<r.-kept my things at my room
went up when | choose to get my things
Adjourned to Q P. u.
AFTERNOON sEss1oS.
Alter the introduction Of the testimony Of DR..
R. Y. Isham, the defence rested their cage, md
shortly after the opening Of the afternoon ses'
sion the argument for the people commenced By
-.
, 1859-01-14

That BELL.uAy--Eui!ors Prets anu Tri6une:
Your correspondent Of ThuradaY says, in re-
gard to the tire Of Esie.y ni3ht last, "thatit Is
reported that citizen was obliged to go up to
the cupole aud wake up the bell man before the
alarm was gisen." | would say that it Was ny
watcbman ,hat is stationed on that part Of CLARK
street that went up in the tower, and ia Justice
to the bell man would say, that doubt MIS- be.
ing asleep, rs he promptly answered tbe call Of
Mr. Wright when he was about half way up.
The reason that he did TO. give the alarm soon-
er 0as that the windows we're 30 frosted oYer
thlt be could not Gee out Yours. &c,
e. T. MGoRk.
, 1859-01-14

VIOLATING err 0Rp1xAscE--Henry Rel
nee uaa fined IS yesterday b. Justice stickney
fur hitchins bi. horse to larap post, which ID
r}oistio1 oi the City Ordinances.
, 1859-01-14
IuPOaT1NT To PRINTERS!
Largo Assortment Of Prlnin. f1afert.
MIA tor Sale.

TIME CONSOLIDATION OF THE PRESS
aod n. Ta1ocsx has nsea i lAE duplicate ~
trs, os ~ ~ I'M. na.e - oeoat .at
cusooers i. H. .>te' IL 10 I'd or4i4r much 81
II smost new lt!s oEeredf for sa! 10 pnnse:s II = 70
u. c.lueSSe su4bsaces the oIo.!ok 1tces At thu
pet e. n2leu.
% Pair Ns-a C4ses a. half cost
IS job Cases, ,.
s Ch.ses fcr .hte+3c1k +. y per sent- alseouat
6Caases ~ AheestfxH atN
a5 Job Cha4e4. Ia-xe All amAl It j! per G.
xDibs Lo p,ne7.-at u pr cant "!scouut =.
6so lbs Of New i5pe. tosres usea bat ouee ~
Is prr c .tt discount. ,.
"a lb, BOURGEOIS u s per cent dscooas'
~ lbs Cuppsr Faced BousseolA xool - per seo'
Is lbs MtoInp. | tile worn -
h1f M,nLpn. cearly new. y
in 1b1 Breyi r. Etlie Hora. -
, 1859-01-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

ILLINOIS ST. AxDRsw's Soc1Err.-A Special
Meeting of the Illinois St Andrews Society
will be held this day at the Office Of Ajax. White,
lo3 Washington street, at three o'clock P. H.,
10 consider what action the Society will take Al
the Burns Anniversary. A tufl attendance is
requested.
BY order, JOIN AcGtAsHAS.
end Vice President
, 1859-01-14

VHl9uL1Q9S VHl6ul1uEo
An ASSORTMENT GREATLY EXCELL-
IL ING nv thAt h&s hltheT'o been seen IN Caica8o
vi .coa be ready II tn4 ltor. OF
mcNAILX & CO., 81 Dearborn ST.,
Ry adopting th Cas-. Ta3 aitoesax Ct tat: feefs
the1 a.e enabled to oH.r EXTRAORDINARY lS0LtE
MES4a 10 western Uea err. Their Fa1eosEes are ~
fres, seAbe And Lus ~ IN nts o. nTs o34axs
tare 10 order uu them nttraa Of sead:Qk 70 New 4off
= ~ brJnx C-!c2<o freight vii coat then ot eso
nom!na4 su1. .., ,, x.o -1,h
N taxy .uppty vii d. well to order IL once otaes9 oJ
mali iii II much atenuaa - the p1zes Wsse
Eentc.yrs pres:nt ~ Tesls Casn
s.17st CnicaSo. 1n1oi4
, 1859-01-14

ORplsA71oS.- Right Rev. Bishop Whitehouse
will hold IN Ordination this morning, ut l031ss
o'clock, Ut tie Church Of the Etc2euent, corner
Of Washington an1 Peoria Streets
, 1859-01-14

M1LLERs In xao. Of R0LTtNs3 CLOTHS f'r manu-
tAcsaras Extra ea.,; Of sa, ca dspsnd ro2n tet i
R1ie, By k.Vax le .z:n .ut diauter OF Reel !n test
and Inches, John T. Noyes Ceottifuzal Feel
Mil Castinss and A4:ninery Of every description n:
d. bed 10 order On short nou E tsom new patiefni
Rca's WORK. .oabEe Ex r. Cast Steel Nj Peers In
proved T1eone, pe-rusa!on Be acton and Ceutra ps
chx!Se ser Wheels warranted Qu8t 10 the best h.ted
NTH Cast Steel OF B1iler lrou Rarset warrant: no ro;
du tlxh ceec.cts se ct po~sF. rTut Maehlne aoa
Mills. slx:r n, Horse Possr sg5A- MUS fos G:o:sE
Flour P4:1-r. stationery and tcE:ab,e EoKnes Es's
tns. Hose aad a:eam P.eknz Laodphere epokr Paotns
Machines I'D Mi Furnishing ke2elA Al!J.
AaT1ck the largest II II Su.nlsauK oek la tae "est
we c4a sell lower rate taAn AaI other tos
Eve vii contract 10 fQ1 ntsh and bull Aula 60 4
p,ete or furni.h plAos and specifications for NlshtA
de1l II
, 1859-01-14

No. 100 DzAHBoRS SrREEr.--Messrs Nofris l.
Hyde, at 100 Dearborn street, hare the London
Illustrated 1tps for Christmas. A superb num-
bar
, 1859-01-14
FRENCH BURR m1LLsToNEs,

M,ltanes manufactured It this estabLshuae.t a.e
cnishrd % new and Improved phn-iolea md ase -
peE :. oe.afi i ~ tsG - M ha ~
tse1ty yeat. !q Furnishing ~ ao1 Enans, y!
known md sh~H BE- maintained. Extra ae'ected sll
90 made on speeA' cou.lac. r2 Sho!es Vt' n Ma s
soIodles fuel IN stunes x,h iron 1alzantta best
Ia u,e for large aad s.aAu st1ues. Also Gro-e:s I'D
, 1859-01-14

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. -Oo the afternoon Of Tues
day last, as laborer named John Lawson was
,asio street, chimney which had b=en LEFT
standing BY The fire fell upon md crushed him
SO badly tha. his lie is despalred oE He uAs
promptly attended By Drs. Comet and Blood.
lie is single msu, and lives With his father at
z6, Chicago avenue.
, 1859-01-14

A5- Read what D. B. Cooke. Esq., says under
new advertisements. l2-.l-t9s2
FzScuo AcAnkxr-al6 South Clark street. up
stairs- Rsboni l. Co, would respectfully iu-
form the citizens Of Chicago thas they will open
aschool, January Is, 1889. for the purpoae OF
teaching the art Of fencing With sword and
stick; also the manual with musket and baTo-
net. Sword exercise taught Ia eight lessons.
Military gentlemen and others Nil! dud this an
active and instructive exercise. Terms So cents
per lesaou-
School hours from to IL 4. H., from 9 to /
P. II. and from to or. II. KlBox1 i Co.,
ja13-st' els South Clark street, up stairs.
4 GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT By GArETTT -
Nothing can exceed the suceeas achieved By ): e
GayettJs Aedicated paper for the water closet,
Piles will soon be disease no longer KNOWN ex.
cept in name. This pure n1e1ic1red paper is un-
equaled as preventive, and uoapploachabie a.
q cure. The proprietozs wish i to be spoken Of
according to It's merits only. It IS very cheap
by all druggists, and At the discore1ers depot, Al
Ann street, New York. ~. c. Gayetty" is water
marked in each sheet, And his autograph Is on
each package. Sent by express from IL Ann
Street, New York, upon receipt Of price. The
trade are invited TO correspond as to terms.
ja5-2w-b925
W Attorneys, Clerg gymen, Students, .ud Ill
VIII AAEp AEcA 0A y nUAA9 4AAAs JVs UtAA4
light are invited 70 call and Witness tho burning
Of the remarkable Lunar 0u-47 Lasa1le street
jas-6tb96o
IA Wheeler l. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
North Western Office ISL aud 163 Lake street.
GEO. r CHT1ESpEN, Agent.
~ SEQ advertisement Of Boudor, Sewing Ma
chimes, l22 Lake street. ja4-1y-b906
E Sea advertisement Of Quaker City go
Sewing Machine u. CoRxK11 i Co.,
oc26.ly 132 Lake street.
II See advertisement of Dr. 8anfords' Liver
1nTlGur8tof in smother column
mARHIuD.
In Addison n T.. II sbe sez1dence at
and ri 4NO.6 j. only d. axtter Of J. D. Glllett Esq
GUNDRIEs-5o BASKETS CHERRIES,
~ 50 baxs unpGed PeaeheA
- hr1 PARED Pc 3taex
5 hEis Dried R2spoe1He&
% bsts p1iet Bl4ckoerheA
90 KEGS French Peuuez
10 h4sketa Hungarian Pzunes,
sa reeei!sd efss H II tF a =. b, WILLIAM L1r71z
90. 161 South Water azoes de1+y
THHR18rAAS-25o BOXES FANCY TOYS
~ 80 boxes Fancy Candies
8o soxea E4ney PruneA
..s !. sssa ss ts;sstf5a 2ss. sass b, W. 11x
90. .dal%a
, 1859-01-14
THE CITY.

"TuE MANCHESTER M4RR.AGE."- co1tiuu-
a!ion If Dickens sto.:::, "Tlyc Manch ster u T.
ragt,' is unayuilably crowded out Of our colnnls
this morning. II will b. resumed to o.lnorrow.
F,GE- :.h-r1 D:esi:a, :. :. --..:...Qr, al.
spouse, got drunk 4nd INDUCED in tight, the
odds being in favor Of Ellen. They we're fined
IS each By Justice Akin.
, 1859-01-14

- Lumbermen, members Of the Board Of
Trade, wilt ncet Ut their rooms on Saturday
nsxt, Jan 18th, 1859, 1t ~ P. II. AL are
requested 10 attend, ~ bu1incas Of importance
will b. brought up
Wy. Y. Ancxs11, sscy,