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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

The College Edaee on Wet Perm g4acs sptelently
which form the Polytechnic College, viz:
The SCHOOL OF MINES, designed to impart thor
LnS. methods OF Determining the Tsus Of
Mineral Lands and of analy ziny aud manufacturing
The SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING. in which are
Bss RaaEs S
"Tfk' and N hs ms sRPlSntGS Of
In fun course 10 given Mechanical Philosophy Tie
principles RI Machinery, the Mechanical power
Furnaces, Foundrtrs, &c. -es'
The SCHOOL or CHEMISTRY, in which students are
taught the principles the Sciences veil as prsctcrd In
testing 10 toe examination and smelling Ores analysis
NJ AKSllITEo rUkE and Geographical and Mechanical
ass one aEs @ r IN Tue courses The Engineers
ceLyes Laboratory instruction.
tessions sfoTssatd Is eonrsr III. pubs PRO-
ment, heE annually during the last In June upon
TTH skvLXrA ANHUAL SESSION will begin Monday, Sep.
Referee in Wheeling, j. B. Fosp, Esq.
For Catalogues and further inIOr%asioG address
aus15.d.wed&wst TStEGdslDS nGsS9s'
610 Bbls IinSeeI 0iI-pnrC; -=-.------
EUlo do Lard OH, Mol;
10 do RSn oM-.BanI.
AnE24 .L 1TaRL1N,s BUsHElELDs
80 q RS g. El.sI1 . FEIIi., n,n
do Todd's Ant: Bilious fl..
ZUiO do So do
do burning Fluid
10 do epts Turpentne. At
aug24------'-L AUaIL1Ns BUsHE1EIDg
lSfll LBS. Madras and Manila indigo
IOONR140U lbs Maduer Prime, ODlbro,
100 lbs. Blue Ytriol,
200O lbs. Alum. For sale By
aag24 LAuaaLINs BUsHp1ELD.
iAEU LBS. Gum Camphor-Renned,
tOOlUu lbs. Carbonate Ammonia,
400 lbs. Gum ArabIr-Pck1d and Sorts
$50 lbs Gum Shelac, No. 1.-CampbeIiS,
auK24 Por sale by LAUGHLINS 4 BUSHPIFLD
| I'm OF. Tannin, hi bottles: =-z-----------
/ OOlU do suIphate MoEphIR,
/ 100 do Quinlne&R1ReF1s and WeiRhtmRn'a -
10 lbs. lodde PotSffE-A. and b.
aaR24 Ror Gatslgs LNUaHIiNs d BUsHFiKLD.
lG) E-LRS Red PE kt5i ife - -
<O25 do CorrosiSas 5litnNte, e7ss5ssf
! Is do Cslonel-4A gtiSan and English;
~ 10 J, bue Aae4~4s ana W. RoT sale by
EusSt lbAuGHLlNS BLIBHFlHIID. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.-The river has risen 10
feet at the foot of the Falls within "a hours
Navigation southwark by tho largest boats fully
resumed. The river is rising steadily with 9
feet in the Canal. feet on the Falls, and 70
feet on Portland bar.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

ST. Louis, Sept, 22'-The river has risen IL
inches and is swelling slowly Nothing new
from upper streams. Weather cloudy and
warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

B-Aeeident to a GirL-A girl twelve years
age, daughter of Waterman Clark, of Wash.
lng'On township, Belmont county, was thrown
from her horse on Sunday last, on her way to
Sabbath school, and seriously injured. Her
skirts caught on the saddle, and she vas drag.
likely to recover.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

BosroN, Sept. PA letter received by the
Arabia, announces the death of Charles Il.
Fairchild, writer Of merit, widely known as
Ague Check
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

EAsroN, Pa, Sept. 22.-The rise in Lehich
river was feet above the high.water mark but
is now subsiding. There has been no serious
damage 70 the Lehigh or Delaware division ca
nails, as far as ,ascertained. The Lehigh Valley
railroad has been INSTRUCTED by several slides
and the track tressle work at Allentown is en-.
present. The Pennsylvania railroad trnck has
also been damaged by the washing away of
portion of embankment at Millerstown. There
has been only slight freshet in the Delaware
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

PITrsnuRcH, Sept. 22.-River Al feet by pier
mark, falling. Weather clear and COOL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
ItI

Cesar can hide the sun from us with
Blanket, or put the moon in his pocket,
We will pay him tribute for light: else sir.
M n1DF.s fFfl,URn ~ 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
eOLYTEUhNIC UOGIGc q
Of1he state OF PeMnuyIvnnIn

PEiIIIAI1 EI .PHIA
incorporated 1883, and oTyiIitf1sd 1rtd mi FTIcH1
on tbs plan erthe lmdWstriut College. Of
=. Paris aud GerlMnN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

- Grapes.-We have received fne lot of
grapes, with the compliments ofMr. and Mrs
black, OF MartinsVile, OHIO. They are fine lu-
elous lunches and have a taste more divine"
ina" any we have had the pleasure of testing this
, @aSon. They were raised by Mr.. B. and Ger
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
& 10 H0UsEKEEPERs.T
SOMETHING ,,NEW.-B.. 4. BABBlTT. g
~ BEST $50 st'.,a.H

-Ak
Is manufactured IRON common salt, and Il
SiprerAred entirely different from other Salera-i
OSitus. All the dsleteriouS matter, extracted nj "
AND III 81
sticle OF Saleratusr When the Bread tori Casetsi
7h baked; thereby producing wholesome resultSp7f1
Every particle OF SRrrathG s turned to and IN
passes through the Bread or Biscuit while BGk-i
ingi eonSsquentlynothip remains bat so1nmonE
= Salt. Water and Pour.t Yon will readily perl
hcelTe by the taste OF this SaleratrS that Il ls
" " tiEsy dte from other Sale5atus. FOfO
,,,r It is packed In one poun1P each wraPSi
AMI per brand d, B. T. DRh6fttS Best MedEC'nultAN
lSaleTatus'' also, pcturei twisted loaf Of 6read;l
III with glass Of eGervesclng water the top I'm
When you purchase one paper should pre-; "
serve the wrapper and be particular get the
next exactly like the hFBt-brRnd above.
- Full. directions for making Bread with thiSk
kS ;SalerAtus and Sour MIX Cream Tartar, will G q
- accompany each package; also, directions for OS
AND da Water and seiiltz PoTd IaaH '0s AND
10 N1A1Sh. foU 7ssu own y .soAP7O
I3. II. LIABILITIES PURE
CONCENTRATES POT a > n
n q Warranted double the strength Of ordinary Pot
U 8 Aal; put up In canS-1 ID, lbs, lbS, X
ana ~ lbs- with null directions making Hard "
Ann and Son Soap. Consumers will hnd thS the ,,C
cheapest Potash In market. ga 2. AMI
7nI Manufactured aud for sale by. - ,-xrN
Nos. IS and 20 wRshing ton ST. NeTI:Yosk So ~
aud No. IS IndIa.Gt., Boston.
For sale by REED s KRAFT.
auVl6-l W&tW 6rnR -stsz=-t.tsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
COMMERCIAL.
,! R5,EI5TII7AIL ,,MAKKET.

-. ItIITAIL. MARKET.
E E,ra Family Fi0Gr perl &6e5
8Scon n S,. .:...,............ 575
- c11Fs1l PEI 13c
sLa,, Sconuonl Toe
q ST ,5dII Sc
nuttep FsSiiH Zoe
0hSo.a S-"it' 1sc
Sntetoa. 49,, ...............a 10 TO l2c
1SSe So per 20
Rjo a. lsc
a,,SSS SS, Pet 40 II
to 10c
siio7RE 6ts 10
SnsE1U I4c
StSr m '''' SIC
Tsrr, 25 to 8Oc
GoIIas Pc eoseF 90 to CSC
SSISn syrup per SNll"n........ Toe
T IS to Soc
nssStP Sc
40 to IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
LOSS OE TEETA

LO0S Or Beth.
you call upon Dr.. WIScHRLL, he will agree to insert
tip top hrss-class of TEETH that so closely
oes nature as to defy detection On gold for SIS
per set $3! Cnrale vulcaniEe Rubber SIN half set
So fofcean Plate $780, $25 for half se Silver and other
nFlce reduced in proportion. wishing TO
sYa themselves Of these reduced will please call
from that time. w - qua 6eu
Specimens OF every different style OF Teeth now in use
cas- ne seen at the Office, enabling any person familiar
WIN to judge at very correctly Of the ad
Santagss and disadvantages hch different STYLES
charge. ~ UNN e~'t"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

Gy- Gone to Richmond. -Bfddy WEIGH started
:0E Richmond, night before last in charge Of
Ja'I0r Smith and young Mr.. Irwin. They anti
eiPo'ed lively time with the old stnger who is
subject to fits and can be attacked at convent
ence. She goes for one year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To all who wish to save when in want
of Hose or Half Hose, Childrens Stockings,
Umbrellas, Travelling Bags and almost every
thing in the variety line and stationery goods,
can do so by calling on G. Lecher for the same,
at No, 8 Washington Hall. In this store was
also received this day most splendid lot of
combs, meerschaum pipes and cigar tubes,
necklaces, bracelets, toy books, paper dolls
hoops, great assortment of pearl buttons, &C.
&c. Also on hands quite large assortment of
very fine Autographs. He only sells for Dash
and cheap, which on calling you will find to be
P. s.-Picture Frames made to order.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

Singular Weatder.-Yesterday was a
slOSe' sticky, sultry day, without breath of air
II. =. circulation. Showers fell at intervals, while
"a, Spe, sun MD his head behind banks of impeneu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

The London Times, in editorially. ridiculing
the talk of American Shareholders with regard
to reviving the slave trade, points to the re-
newed activity on the part of the U. S. Govern.
ment TO put down the slave trade as the best
answer to the out cry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
,HE .INTELLIGENCER
MATTERS.
Taxes! Taxes! Taxesl

g-7sn Giants Week.-The Intelligencer is
furnished to subscribers in any part of the city
~. neghborhood at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

8-Dr Rate's Panorama of the Arctic Re-
slons continues to attract large and adniripg
iIu a' at Washington Hall. The house has
'Se" crowded eyory night this week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
NEW FALL GOODS.

ITEIsKELL swEARINGEN have now omen a very
Ii large and choice stock FAIL GOODS, comprisn9
an elegant assortment Of Silks many novelties in
oter styles OF Dress goods large beautiful stock of
French Embrotderies shaWls Mourning Goods aud most
complete ana We assorted stock of Staple and Domestic
Goods Call and examine and compare our prices
sept5 AEIsKELL SWEARiEGEN
fGoUGHS 4 CoLD3.-Wistar's Balsam wild Cherry Fol
~ lers Cough Syrup, Syrup Bonesst Wild Cherry Ayrss
Cherry Pictorial Bryons Pnlmonic afers Wistars Cough
Lozengers, &C., &C., for sale by R. B. McLAIN CO.
SeFIAA % Main st., Centre Wheeling.
AIR OILS Of all kinds and ali prices for sale by
L. r. B. McLAIN { CO., 50 Main ST.,
-SePILL Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

W1IL1A,r GEoRoE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

BosToS, Sept 22.-The Arabia has arrived
here. She furnishes the following additional
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23

"a r a No Elk HIBITIoN
FREE OF CHARGE, & EVERYBODY INVITED TO CALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

O- curious libel suit has recently come of
In Paris Twelve homeopathic physicians sued
the Union Medicale for having asserted that %
neopathy was "neither a doctrine, nor a science.
out trade" and that "if an epoch had ever pre-
sented itself a. which the method Hahnemann
could be employed by any one who was not alb
Jeetly ignorant-a crack-brained visionary, or a
wretched ehariatan-itw was certainly not the pres
ent one. The editors and proprietors of the
Union Medicale pleaded by way Of defense and
1ustincation, that what they had stated was only
the truth. The Tribunal before which the suIt
was brought, without passing any judgement on
the rival claims Of allopathy and homeopathy.
vet held thai the plaintiffs had no ground OF &C.
ton, and dismissed the case with costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12
GEORGETOWN.
Corrspon6s'iee Of The Star.
Gyopewrowu Ian % ~

6HoIsKrowN, Jan. 70 1850.
The weather the past several days has been ex-
tremely cold, completely blockadIng every q cam
by Ice some two to four inches thick, ard COM
pletely closing navigation upon both river and
canal. Our ice dealers, butchers and others, are
taking advantage of the occasion to secure all OF
the article that can he had
MI James Goszler left this morning for Phila-
delphia for the purpose of making arrangements
for the furnishing Of portion of the furniture for
the hall OF the new Masonic Lodge.
We have been requested TO inquire again what
mas become Of the pump doctor. About one half
OF those on the northwestern part of the town
are out of order; some Of them have been for
some two or three weeks, to the great annoysnce
and Inconvenience of the jewellers In that section
For humanity sake, we hope the matter will be
amended 10 az once by some one.
Ths new Board Of School Guardians have or
canned by the election Of Geo w. Beall, ESQ
President, and John r Bangs, ESQ DID,, Secretary.
Small Quantities OF Pork continues coming in
In wagons, and meets with ready purchase n
81 25a$5 50. Friend Tenney. the principsl
dealer reports IL as selling from stores at ~ IS
| Whose business Is Ii To remove the immense
masses Of brick aud rubbish from the footway,
| al the corner Of High and Cav streets, Surel,
sufncient time has elapsed since the IRE for IL 4
have bern done
The close Of navigation upon the river by ic,
has brought business upon our Water street TO
dead stand still There Is nothing doing in -four
home trade at As Pass IS for standard supe
brands, and extras higher. as In quality. Blu
| little grain offering. Good red whea. woulS
| command 81 IS. and white 81 3Oa&1 IS Corn
white and yellow, new, zoe Our mills are dcinS
| comparatively nothing. 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12
PERSONAL.

MI. Grace Greenwood tMrs. Lippncott, OF
PhiladeIphia) is lecturing upon the % Life and
Character Of Joan Of Arcn
c..:-Coi E. Alexander, U. s.A, and family,
Capt. Cullum, U. 5 A, and Hon. a. B Congo,
OF New York, are at Willards'.
Lord Ma,auley has announced that he will
eonfne himself in future to his closet as a bisto.
Iian' and take no further part in public life
senate, Fessenden, Of Maine, and Senator
Wilson, Of Massachusetts, were Yesterday re.
elected u Senators from those States far At,
years from 40 March next. ''A
-. Judge Mclean appeared In the supr.ms
Sonrt yesterday morning for the 1rst time during
the present term, licking in fine health after his
TIP 70 the South
-. The Rev. Theodore Parker has been COM
Peh.o oy ill-health TO resign his charge In fos
ton temporarily, and will leave for the West In
eontinpe s,s Congregation supply his place and
-; Mr. Il. p Rossiter and M. Mignot. Of tb,,
Nv, na.e nearly finished a large picture az /, \.
"ount vernon The landscane "a hv
Rossiter. -... Imposition oy Mr..
-. Newspaper quarrel. somewha, .n,.,,
going on between Maurice Strakoscb. ,bee '.y, is
Is, aha tne Gator or the Columbus (Ga SIM
err for Kansas. H
-. Mrs Titles, the Rochester murdere.. q.
employed al Sing Sing State Prison in trim 49,
..a me IoIxer Huntington, Ia the same in.tf
net shop. -" VIC oa"i-
49, M. Lequesne. the sculptor. has e.erut.d
IN marble bust Of Mr., Paul Morphy wbich
hss been Plsced alongside Of those Of Labonr.
donnaye and Philider al the Chess Club o~sT ,h.
Gaze de Ia Regencs, In Paris wv 'A'
-. Hon. Sherrard Clemens arrived I'm thi.
10y 10y last night, accompanied by his brother T1r
Smens and Mayor Mayo, Of Richmond. He q.
800 =. 20 move without assistance, and was con
NJ; 20 Wilard.' Hotel on . litter He doe.
men,b pee' 70 De able TO attend Congress for a
R.oab mr. r1s.on, the local editor Of the Buffalo
titled % kutan, % m TO piece Of poetry. en-.
say. =. o ~Sn, :" William Cullen Brysnt ne
naaer rbs l eso TWO year. ago, and sent il out
that is something in \ me- Port, 70 prove
i in,s wsf was welcomed 10 sens,,l ~
10y, " lch, but for the device. wenia Pepu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12
Split OF THE MORNING PRESS.

b The Union speaking Of the strength and
power of the United States, says that the dis
tribution of estates in this country is the
achievement Of free institutions, that 1t has
created a government which excludes the pos
sibility Of anarchy, and that there Is more
positive strength, endurance, and erecnve
power in the body of independent: American
proprietors than in the combined governments
Of the continents of Europe.
The same paper in speaking Of the Chicago
TIMES and the Democratic party, says that
the Times will hardly be able by assailing the
President to ignore the action of the Demo-
cratic party-that the Times is now engaged
in the work Of degrading the Democratic party
by impeaching the wisdom and fairness of its
ordinances, which it has broken.
The IafeLligsnesr is devoted to Congression-
al proceedings and news to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

s6 The "army Of occupation evacuated
Staten Island last Monday, and I'D to the pre..nt
writing the Sepoys " have made no destructive
attempt, with fire or sword, upon the hospital
buildings or their inmates. They will doubtless
wait awhile, and see what progress is made TO-
wards obtaining another location but Il is doubt
ful II they will wait till an island is constructed
upon old Orchard Shoals. The floating hospital
idea has preference In the public mind to the
Orchard Shoals project, which most people re-
gard as impracticable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

CoURTEzANIsM IN ST. LOU. Recent invest .
cations show that there are in st. Loui. sevent,
four houses Of ill-fame, and that FIVE of them are
designation houses. The number of females i'm
sxty-six Of these houses is ascertained to be two
hundred aid nj nety-three, at which rate there
are some three hundred and thirty-three in the
seventy-four houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

CONVICTION OF CRoPPs-The trial of Mario,
CroPps, at Towsoniown, Md, for the murder of
omcer Rigdon, was brought to a close Yesterday
evening. The jury, after an absence of fifteen
minutes, returned a verdict of equity of murder
In the first degree" The prisoner /. said to have
manifested very little emotion on the announce.
ment Of the verdict. The case of Corrie. in.
dicted Tor the same murder, is to be taksn up to-
morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

IL i. Winans Of Baltimore, is out In card
which completely disposes Of the very remarka
BILE story that an enormous error Of lightweight
Versts had been discovered In the official meas
urement OF the 81. Petersburg and Moscow Rail-
way, whereby certain American contractors had
largely robbed the Russian Government Its
foundation was the accidental discovery Of an er-
Tor OF eig htyeight sagsnes (siI hundred and six
teen feet) In the distance between a couple of
verst poles on the Peterhof Railway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

Tbs Primes ALBsRT's PAssAGE.-The Lon.
don Times publishes a letter pointing out certain
discrepancies in the log of the Prince Albert on
her last trip to Galway, and the unfair methed
resorted to of making her passage appear about
one day shorter than IL really was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

IL The PDiiadelphians are petitionine Con-
gress for an enlargement Of the navy yard in tina
city. The yard is now but sixteen acres in ex-
tent, while the one at Brooklyn is one hundred
and nineteen acres, the one at Gosport eighty
acres, and the Boston ward about the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12
REMOVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF DESIG n

metropolitan Mechanics Institute
It's with pleasure tn - the Committee on lnstruo-
ton announce to the public that OWING To me
number OF sppIostions for admlssIon to the ScbooI
they have been compelled TO remove to more Gem,
nodious accommodations. They have secured the
large and CONVENIENT Room on fth street betv 90 n
ID and r. streets, second house shove the stst. q
lgeucer. ~
The COMMITTEES venture to express the hope that
this additional proof of desire, on the part of the
Institute, To extend the bens fits nf the School viii
me- with the sympathy and pecuuiary encourat a.
Collector, who Val soon call upon them for their
contributions ta this important and public spirited
enterprise, vii hnd members ready and willing to
co operate with the Board of Mauag ement m IN
permanent establishment and enlarg ement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

The PORTSMOUTH TRANscRIPr-Since the
nfst OF January this enterprising paper has come
70 US In an entire new dress. We are glad to no.
tce such evidence Of success on the part OF one
VINO SO richly deserves 1t as our friend Fiske,
VINO mas iaoered long and nobly to establish a
good paper in his favorite city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

IL Though the Aibermarle and Chesapeake
canal will not be completed until the I.t Of
March, IL was sufficiently advanced last week to
admit the passage Of the largest canal boat in the
United States, which was towed through by the
little steamer Calypso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12
A ANOTHER ARRIVAL
at HAMILTON a cos

sesda.er a.n nS AK p0g ,ar 1REY0I
$40 WIND1W SASH. of yeIions on niz Doss 3hiob
are of at low rates Tor cash. Al.o,s large lot
Of DOCKS. part OF which VIC are Offering az rates
g pcor' sSys AZ the low price of e. e s::b
8 DO DO. 81 4. sG y 50 cash Ss:S
50 do: 9 q. by f. 6" 81" 3 IS cssh
.. The asoye work 10 equal to ANY in the -Distant
OF the above Articles to call and sxsmns and satisy
xIsa' Z; }scs 49, shsy Ire ven worth the money
as e ''''''''''oiHHt' 81 X,aif; Nfilis CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12
A NEW DISCOVERY,

i "A NEW DISCOVERY.
HAVE inst received a few more of CHES
TER'S GAS HEATING RADIATORS. -
comprising three sizes, ranging from to ~
Ieet IN length from g feet IN height. and -
Incues In width. They resemble very much ~
thereby occupying but very little space in the room
These Radiators are heated 10y sILgle common
gas burner, such as are IN general use. They wi II
neat various Sizes of parlOIs chambers, dining
rooms, Offloes, and committee rooms with the one
single burner. The heat from this adistnr is as
healthy IN close rooms IS the bu ming of wood in an
open hire place. The is burned In q oOnd DsIng
tors and wire gauze daphras the boat is equally
dstrIbuted and the steam from the burning gas con
densed absorbing the carbonic and ls
into cups through large cnlrgs one or both ends
oil the stove. As l25 feet of gas. in burning gene
rates noar 800 ieet OF steam, forming by cOndensa-
tlon one gallon of water, the condensIns arrange
ment Gan hardly be over estimatsd-pariicuarI y
when 1t Is known that the heat from this steam IA
wholly lost II permitted TO escape INTO the room.
precisely the same amount of heat which is first
gwen 0ut is taken and conducted from the room,
when re evaporation takes place The advantage uf
this new method of heatng is its conrenisnee,
esdattaesS, and hedIthfHlness. When il is seen
that there Ia no more troqhls pense in heating
ar0gm than there Is In lighting il that the labor
and lnoonveDIeuce of O al and ashes are avoided,
ana that the heathfulness ard O eanllness of the
room are greatly Increased, no one question the
adv Intage CT this method OF heating.
ms - The only Gas stove thai condeGses the
st am from the gas, thus not only3utilizlns all the
ment, SO strongly urged against other gas Stoves.
For sale ut C. WOOUWARD'S
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
"a III st No. Sl8 Pa. av., bet. lot and 18th SITS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-12

BORIS on The TRsck,-"HEAD HIM OR DIE "
A Central National Club has been organized in
this city, the object Of which is to present John
Minor Bolts as an opposition candidate for the
Presidency