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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

HELhBoiDs rru,rr p,pp.,.,,o.
HEtMESE B B4SeHHU &: k ksSsss
AELMBQLQ.S BUCHu for the Gravel.
HELMRQkp'S BuCHU for Nervoqsncss.
HELMBQLQS BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBQLD'S BuCHU for Dimness Of Vision.
HELMB0Lp'S BuCnU for pificult Breathing.
HEEMB0Eps B BUcHU Tor Tor Ssn ne peSiiity.
HELMBBQQLR,,S BECHu for uniysrss4 Lassituds.
HELMBQLD,s BuCHU for Nisht SreSss.
HELMBOLQ'S BuCHQ for Wakefulness.
HELMBQLpsS BuCHU for pryness Of the Skin.
3 EILMMB B0 BUCHU for Pain in the Bask,
lid. with Temporary sufusaticn and Loss Of Sixhs
HELMBOLD.s pUCHu for Mobility and Res.
lessness, with Want OF Attention. Horror Of So
HELMBQLps gUCHU for DISTINCTIONS,
HELMBOLpS BUCHU for Exceeses aFising from
Inciscrction. and ell Diseases Of the
SEXUAL ORGAN, 49,
Exisung m either eex, from whatsoever cesse origi-
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SINGERS No. SEWING MACHiN
Cas sefc be lad for One Hrndred Dollars!

o1fC a. aoss 81 lad fo1 On Fra h oii6r,f,H -
Ne. for Ni,iety Dollars. /.
unexoeiied Sew,ns Machine IN the woTld.@L AZ
SiS .,r E Co.; G Ga M.aS,,.. f,o
ave Dollars. we have tried them in our own fsia-
lilies and End them superior to any in use.-E N.
We invita- an 10 cali at our washington once,
MS sss HS 5
in using such . machine viii az ,ones become eV-
parent Explanations given 20 all Cirouars, illus-
mems Of their work, furnished to ALI or sent 70 Any
) a good assortment Of Thread, Needles. ryist
M.siNG Err Z CO., ass Broadway, MY.
WIN. u. SLOWER, Agent. - p f-Hfa ssf6 tr
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-Th
IN Potomac eteamboat Comyany.
In addition % the semi vsskly Giis y
S ss sSs ssSs e sod
e y 81 hS RPffRRs
daily during TIE hot veethsf.
Ssivisse Of sessinids Mere "a nisht and Iefsrnins
next days also fnr Acute Cro11, two dollars (6aj
With prfyiless Of Remaining 0n9 OF two dsys ;. -
as a :. s q "a s sSSsy. apS nth
other mali isk being abundant Siso. 6ns sScotins
Good Estsi accommodations cen b had It thsss
Boats leave foot Of sth street a s,< /. =. ..d A.
pm. Returning, ~ ,. N. and s,I 4 =.
For further iniormatien inquire st no Company'e
Brov9ts HSti xssnt P Sn9; 81 ~
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cURF OF FITS OF sEYERAL YEARS

1t has been come time since wrote you about my
assured we have every confidence IN you and your
Medical Salt We have sufficient evidence that the
medicine Is doing him great good. His health is
rapidly improving, and We are ENCOURAGED especi.
ally from the fact that he has not he'd return OF
those dreadful cts since September IA, nearly year
sinoe. .WM. r. HARRIS. Groton. Coz q. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-18

WA troubled with inhammatorf Rheumshsin
for . long time, and could find nothing TO relieve
Assnss xrs sdyissd p isnd to T DR.
would advice ell who are icted to tive Il trial.
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMArTSM
go 80. -. CURED. -
was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased q box Of DR.. Cogss.
Wells Medical salt end found radical cure:
70 give il trial. HUGH ATKINSON.
- - White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa.
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Removing il In few hours. am now tryinE il
for Scrofuls, and have already reoeiyed benefit
g. IESSlG. leading, Pa,
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DA oosss"ELL MEDICAL SALT.

. The great remedy for InfsnnatorY Diseases,
mch a Rheumatism, Nsurolgia, Headaohs, Fits,
dpelss. BTonchins, Coughs, Colds, and similar
complaints. By eenalisins the ciroulston i re-
ld6 would do we'll to. give il 9 trial, may be seen
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FEvERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.
My, wife was attached with very high fevers,
ed to Try Dr. CosgsWelPs Medical Salt. AMER Civ
ing it fair trial, it entirely broke her feyers.
would cheerfuliy recommend 1t to others similarly
$3.50 ga NJ. Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
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didth work yes claimed i would. Il has done 4,
lnAammatory Rheumatism-the FIRST packase did
the work, and most e9ectualy, too, ss not yeshge
g sverI vasin my life. Il would recommend TO al
the edictsd 70 give the Medical Salt fair trial.
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Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTS 4 CO..
: WILMINGTON, DELAwARK, ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15
THE TELLIGETCER
NlRl0y NO0RE

Gone at iha1. Marion. Marion Moore
Gone Ike The bird .n iIe Alt.n1 tHai sirsrlh
Gone ike he Aoscf by he Htr..d- hat spring.
Gone Ike he lsaf u ihg ivy tahi e.In.slh th
E0lni the lone fnlk u1 tlsri0fu beaten a.lfo
Dear vert hol, M,ra1. uarin Moore
Dear NJ he tils Boz NY broken heart rrll5iHs,
Dear rs ihs sad Ger thy m-lay HlHng.-
s0ff1F ny IIf- " its fIarr IEr.IIIHF
W',t.fg j. 90 hs g'ld Jsauiy o. gore
] si'l rmeuher thee Marion Moore
I slail remember. a.ls. ~ FrFrri Mef.
ON regret when a'i others fHs7,thr.
Dssp In NY breast vI'l i.a hrur that uct thee,
Lnser and burn 900 laa fever i'o.tr
Con m, tho1. Marion. Marion More
Gone IKE tho breeze 0.g. ibs h.'HF iH1t H1Hs'h
Gjur Ike the rI'I ol ths ocean tla' H1rr'h,
Gone ~ the day fr1u thr grew m1lUtin gJsth,
Dirknes. behind t.ise, but glory before
Pe,re 10 thee. Marion, Marion Moore - [nr,
Pslse which the Qlarn " lhr Erih eanu0l hur.
Peace fona k.nriam lltrrnvreG thee f'ib slr.
Oh To be happy tI'h llryo1 them0uuF i-pw.
Who would not lg from 'li. Ae4,ats shore!
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II. CARTWRIGHT,
NJ ~ SIC pUBllS H.. H.,

/ IsT OT NLW MUSIC
J. r.e CyBE.I r,l.. ,n,ar-7ss - s,nu,laa Of ma
t.Ir.
T.rtHrrr-TI,r. tUHItanI D.Ur,
NlIlUs rHILa. .rauHI J.HH.r % Albert
LaS.IuF4. Na.s.. Uf.aGHlJ A..Hrf
D. C'aFh.II. Hg ratTr. a. rrUn Irf.Hur WrlY.
frs.fr NtUFta Sratm.atH'g. IrHuUl Jnsyt HJlHs,
NHHI.a HrsTr.UgauHsl p.Hu.'h Asr.ss-
TIE Irhrat.d bon 900 lIs, or suur by MADAME Ia
bDTUs, INauHI Nas NarFfE.E
Al.r received f.s fiIIraIE- pieces Of NBfIe
hHsHrHHraI.. Cd hrHut.fUIaHnE
MAHi7 home l.fhHut e. Brother.
M'atis li1nu Eirrat sister cpnPaH.osi % what
Hone r.fHHutH Mother.
Mad SYLVAN Suus.
lIsif uff.a &c.
To- rrr~ Has fHTI-1 aFru-s -.
A.|H, nlHr-- 8iHHTtnrH3 uf MIsIgzl Works, Ae,, Ar
fHs-14
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TINIE celebrity 1tvr'tys N,Nr,'el Ptp f,r thc va
t,r.,,,ti {, rta o. hsI1s ty,aI,i ar,a :h,lt ne
u1tel SNtst tt,aNs " re h 1r5lrs csrr rlt for.
the ptN'. Il ohrtNt't ne u,, % rNrn ',lv-p7tNnvt
white pNp'r, Sii pNner StNlarl u'A pt pr'hHae pm.
tees, ink ttbh sue ore mi Hr.yrn'v- ~ pHf1. rms
nav relied on, u ,as d1r ant sttRs h1U. U''a pc.
per. All Wnty1 tts'1tNrtnp'r NN'hirsor n'rr vl'l'
an ntv Vttrv'r hsfts- fr, - 'h'pih e. ls sheets
cost OIL, - 80 sheet, - sgita E,ch - -l n t1' ee.
~, cNntIaN thr ntus n q GNv-ttr, vttsr.ugri-i-
gst the WA l-r.ll Nrl ron any 0f the r gy rom
hs proprietor, No, ~ Ann -t,Nv Us enths ryps g
fron IA, plN;e % aay part o. h. CaelStt,ss Try
nnv2i-Sn
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GOLDEN BEE HIVl1 $40 KE.
NO. ia MAIN STREET WHEEL ING, VA
w FALL. AND WINTER GOO
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


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Grtni deduction In Prlor. for Cnah.

T Az oT,r=s 'plsnIi ssa7rtsnt II an fgd. md
rotor m Prsn-h N-rirn' s7ns NJ them worth Al %
for 5ic al 4 Plll uArth 70 f0r Ne; Brooch. Ehau,
Wn'h lhfcr a. an A. Ch~n-s ADD Long stau, 30 yreat
abundance and NJ vry riur-i prcsE Pinry sud ~ *
Slis, 1mr a. dclp =, 6- r-r vIri worth II; ~ WOOL
D. Ltnr' worth sc ~ b. ~ pieces n Tbsi Cloth,
worth axe far Csc, ~ eoi0rs: Embroidered ard WI ~
Goods AZ nearly ore half have rav s-Erfag: Ia.
Its'impravci shape Ho1p SKIRTS - so1isng oE rst.';
Tarucs n every d~srrirt07. among uheh viii b. found
% ti- dH~si w'sh and County Hann'is vafrant-d
mt 10 skrE. sy'cs ltavy and fine Lsd Wvarin
net ~ re c1mnl.trsi 1sosr1ens ~ TANcY 10.
MYSTIC Dry GOpDSin ti-0i; Receiving Foodi daily
or g latest yisv, made here and Imported irf,r keen.
ns ~ fi sss0rimght ~ m season, and NJ pdr.s NJ
vii EaN.'y The r7n-i pa'ticuiar-i1r CAsH OstI' Cash
harsrs aTr part rHarF invited give ~ a. esrlt call h.
fore purchasing eseEhT- II no % Niin Street Centre
Wheeling. inc'iGl JOlN EOEMHg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15
tbs EIVeR INVIGoRATOR

- A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, AMI 6, dan,
WORKING rurrt almost 700 great hrlIav- Irurgsasfh
lastr srSE ~ f-,! i.s giving btsf and seldom r1'r
han bottle Is Required 90 any Eni n L!GEf
Complaint from the worst Armfics or Dgsp'8dd 20 O
EiSED LETER
PRICE OSE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE.
m SANFORD, Proprietor, SIS Rro,lray, SsT YORK.
mi retailsi by al nrlr-'ts. SIT dlso hV
ayl4-ly TIL. LOGA: Z o.. Wh-aiirr Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-15

fOA NORTHERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice D,ty Sunday u.ah. sIssF.rll between Rich.
l r0ud and Wasuuroa Cu ia Gon9usg.ue sad Alex.
sHIlEH.
ulln u departure At Rich
lHllI ............... .GsSi 4. NJ ant I.1nP NJ
Returning leave Ta,h!aston...s A.M.mI4 Pm
and
Arve At R.sHaoai. .........i:sIP VI. anIA An
Baggage checks and ues,.s, given arulsh between Rich
mont l1l WlshIartl1.
TiEsE TWO RAILROADS HAviNJ 40 STRAP RAIL,
ami brInsia excellent 9ulsT. lI CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN ASD SOUTHERN NAIL, give 'hr best guar
aH'r OF AT4Ts securing connections, sis shown By ARR
yls day a. sislm9at and Washington city H advance Of
the 81 lmhnat line,
FAgE HEFSEEs gCHvpyp usB W,sHISgTus. ... .,. $3.50
An Omriuas viii be found avags r-lI, 20 TAKE through
pss'rasrs and iher btags q wearing zpparc between
iFr two Dspo;- free " .rsc, with ample time i,g them o.
take thsr flfals, whether -1inl NHria or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danyllr And
Washington the Terminus II the Road nov nearly com
plated 90 DaEys. A. Agent u &c Company viii receive
ih- Cheeks Of passengers from o." Daage Road md at
tend 70 their baggage all the way to Washington he Bl
umorr Depot.
The are the sane III, ma, line A. by the ,i ,t.anboa,
r1ltr.
T-rs,na chang. o. cara ca ia, be,rssa Rich.
moHI and Alexandria. isl
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WILDE & BRO

ID EsPE1TFULLY iqf,rn the pl7li, thli they have re-
~ c-V-lo1s n ne ltrs-s: A11 ,st f'ha1Nhls nro-
o EJiP4Hsr ana win itT shtlss ever h-1ht % 'he
CRY ~ Gh.sl,, rlno-1s French R1siish AMI Aulsr-
Papers "a Hl-i.-s ia 1v'st -ll-tt variety They
we're 1lr-htg. below ne eusto1rY market feures and
Willie MI 'lrr'211 la'iy iHv: beautiful styles - 1-s
Payer 81 - ''1' p-- l; The offered elsewhere At
lsf. lty11 Tsh htr giny give ~ call are deter
i-el q tell ~ i'1 1rr~g 81 vii I.fy -A-tn~t,n The
stisht'nof WIlLEsALg DEALERS 8, invited A. We ~
Job ;DaiT1i rarU ftr1rthlr rates our stock Is ~
TIRShi VFY re '-,u Oh AMI deprecated Jiyls,
carried oTsrtr17a l,'tyetr apT
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THgrtibTSg INNING 1r 1879 containing tf- T'sr-
ton R'igrn' AT me n,pu r'rr T Bs pllIshnl Rnrpt
C,rNat, PHFr 10 'Hnts ~ onl.Hs, f'stpli lr 81 900
Comics, u,4t1altttg AIIfts a. Above
ortF1-s'.-,vs N
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an VINO rSF IT IRE GTFTYG THEIR CytYv
ulrS TESTT W3YT ~ fTS FtTOg
- w cr's-i1 re alsh r!h i3s I1rig,rI'0r, and
aLrLml-, Nh t.L.n..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-26
The Old Brown Rescue.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-According to II.
reported conversations with Gov. Wise re-
Gently in this city, he has no doubt of tt &
existence Of secret societies in various pc,
tions of Ohio ana elsewhere, the members r,
which are bound together with horrid OATH
not only to rescue. Brown but to take revenge
on those who were instrumental in the con
yiction of him and his associates for their
offences at Harper's Ferry.
The letters which the Governor has +,
ceived upon this subject are from men in
whose word he places the fullest confidence
but whose names will not be revealed b.
him. 1t was doubtless the belief of the px.
istence of such societies, Numbering ,as as
reported to him, thousands of membsrs-for
the purposes related, that led the Governor
recently to call out an additional number Il
troops
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The Telegraph Unreliable.

We are constrained, says the Rich mond
Enquirer, to guard the public against impo-
sitien by Geographic dispatches: A man.
ner Of exaggerated accounts OF affairs at
Gbarlestown are circulated through the tel
agraph for the purpose Of increasing the ex-
citsmsnt that already exists throughout the
country. There 10 no truth in the dispatch
that Gov Chase had informed Gov. Wise of
men now arming in Ohio, nor of Gov Wise's
reply. Nor 10 there any truth In the dispatch
hat Gov. Packer had rendered l0, 900 troops
10 the Executive Of Virginia, nor is there
any reliance to be placed In the reports and
dispatches that now food the papers rela-
ing to military affairs at Charlestown.
We are informed by lettera from reliable
ssidsut Virginiana in New York city, that
q large majority of "telegTaphio agents, re-
IAN and abolition tendencies, and contribute
10 give false coloring 20 everything which
oan be made to cast blame or ridieale on Vir'
ginia and her people" .-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
t<rom the Merchants and Mechansos' Er.
Change Books.

SATURDAY, Nov. 90.
steamship Roanoke, Skinner, fm Richm ond
ID to New York, pat in to finish loading to
to John James.
s schr George, Tatsm. shipgl les to John James.
Sdhr Two Companions, Tuition, from Rich.
mond stone ware, to Sherwood g YouI q.
., Sch nl N Steelman, Young, N York, hay
schr L Hardy, - Maine, sundries to T
- schr Mary Fender, Reough, FIN N c, corn to
BockOver.
SehE Chas, 7 Ford, Fountain. i'm Phila., coal
to r w Santos 4 Co.
schr Eugene, Winston, I'm N c, corn to Sim.
mons h Bro.
Schr Access, Bennett, from Port Deposit. IN
master. lumber to samI Marsh, Balls & Con.
Sese h and 1Snn nis Reports the loss
Boats Ready Money, Red Eye, Susan, Hor.
net, I'm n q; corn to John James.
Boat Cafaway, N c, corn to T Bockoysr.
Boat Henry Clay, FIN N G, corn to Grandy &
:, steamship Thos Swami, Ramsay, for N sw
York, by T P Croweli. Wv"
smithtield Packets urquhart and Finley. for
Spm nnt NJ, Schr Mary Halves, Cha Sc, for N
schr 8 Washburn, for Trenton Brig Enter.
prlze, Grlndle, for Rochelle, France by A
pI SGhr H.. H Wilson, =, for Baltimore, schr
lin, Tyler, for Philadelphia Schr VIRGINIA.
Gayior, for York River, by D Keeling.
w SGnr Coke, -, for Bost.n, by W c
" sehr 3 X HawOy, pritohst. I'm Fall River by
Schr J X Baker, Smith, for Providence. nv
W. Williams. ~
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L A Il ES r N e WIS
Arrival of the Vigo.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The steamer Yigo
arrived this morning, with LIVERPOOL paper.
to the 9th. FNf
:. The Prince and Princess Frederick Viii
liam have arrived in England, on visit to
Queen Victoria.
Inc London Times pronounces the Great
Eastern Isl \, defective in her propelling power
Tne French Expedition to China il prepar-
ing vigorously. 1t is to consist of 5000 men,
france ana England are in complete accord
been agreed upon.
1t is rumored that the Papal Government
has requested France to send troops to shs
revolted portions of the Roman States,
The London Times Tuscan correspondent
insists that the drift Of France and Austri,
is to destroy the prestige of the King OF Sa,
DINA, thus giving death-blow to the ma
tional aspirations of Italy.
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New York Markets.

Nav York, November RELATIONSHIPS
OF l6,ooO bbls. State SIS. l0a5.20; Ohio $3.50
a575; and Southern SIS. 60a5.75.
Wheat-Sales of $4,000 bushels at an ad
vance OF 2a3 cents per bushel. Milwaukee
Olab 40 cents; Chicago Spring Il6alls
Oorn HAS generally advanced | to cts
per bushel, with moderate sales.
a, Fork-The market is buoyani; Mess at
Sl7.l5, and Prime $ll.25.
l034 cents. ~ WI"
Whiskey-ls held at 20 cents.
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Loss of the steamer INDIAN
Great Loss of Life

SAoKvIhLE, N. g., Nov. 25.-The steamer
Indian struck sea ledge on Monday lae.
ana was Totally lost. She had 3s passengers
go amounted to 800 tons, with some specie
A half hour after striking she parted amid
ships. The passengers and crew took to the
boats. One boat capsized, drowning several
persons Another was stove alongside of thu
steamer. Two other boats with passengers
and sailors drifted to sea, and have net slnce
been heard from.
The schr. Alexander arrived at Halfa.
yesterday with "a rescued persons on board,
me number of lives lost is not yet known.
Inc schooner Lutca which went to the as
sistance of the Indian, was wrecked on the
breakers. Crew saved.
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News from the Plains.

st. Louis, Nov. 23.-The Omaha Republi
can announces, on the authority of persons
just from Fort Kearney, ofthe death Kit Car
son, the famous mountaineer, which occurred
at Taos, New Mexico, where he was Indias
Agent.
Major Schoonover, Agent for the Upper
MISSOURI Sioux Indians, arrived at ST. 10
sepns on Monday. He reports that the III
oux have sworn vengeance against the white.
found in their country.
MAJOR Schoonoyer says that Yellow stone
river is navigable for steamers for nine hun
dred miles above its confluence with the Mis-
souri,, and that goods can be landed within
four hundred miles of Salt Lake City. and
very near several forts in that region.
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A CALAMITY IN MINNEsoTA.-The st. An
thony News informs us of sad calamitywhich
occurred In Carver county, four miles south
ward of Watertown, on the night of Friday
last:
The house of Mr.. Amos Allen was burned,
and his three children, aged from to years,
Mr.. Allen had lust finished new chimney in
his house, and had built fire to dry it; leaving
his children in bed asleep, and locking the
Dor, distant about two rods. in FIVE minutes
after reaching their place of destination, their
own house was seen to be in flames. Every
effort to save the children W as Wnavailing. Mr.
Allen and his wife are destitute.
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TWoN'T HEAR THEM-Grisi and Mario were
obliged, after two attempts to sing in Ma
drid, to throw up their engagement and
leave the city. The first evening they we're
driven from the stage by Kisses and yells,
and other demonstrations which made it i'm.
possible for them to proceed. Grisi made
an appeal to the public in the paper the fol-
lowing day, but second attempt to sing met
with no better success. A Paris letter wri-
ter ascribes the demonstration to feeling
against Mario, whose first wife was Span
ish heiress, whom he deserted, after he had
squandered her fortune, causing her to die
broken-hearted.
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SLY RoauK.--A week or two since it was
of Fairibault, Mimi, was entered and robbed
OF some $4,000, and that young man by the
name OF Hinekley. who was sleeping in the
rear OF she oftice. was severely injured in an
cleared up, and this same Hinckley. proves to
pc the identical one who robbed the Bank, and
then stabbed himsels broke through the vim
doWs tired revolver, and cut up various other
pranks, for effect. Tuesday morning last,
Hinckley was arrested in Mortified, Mimi,
and $1,000 or thersabout, in gold, was found in
which. he had left at Hastings the day before.
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Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Several of thu
Ministers of the Gospel yesterday, in their
Thanksgiving sermons, earnestly condemned
the expressions of symathy for Capt. Brown,
and his companions, and declared that th, ,T
execution was due to. justice and the enor-
nifty of their crimes.
The number of members of Congress IN
this city. is daily increasing. The orcapizs-
ton of the House of Representatives Is With
them the prominent topic of Conversation
and concern.
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Health of Judge Douglas.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.--It is understood
that Judge Douglas physicians uni e in III
ging him to proceed to the coast of Florida
with view to the restoration of his health
ana also that Mrs. Douglas accompany him
will enable them to travel IL ia moi ys1
known however, whether he will act upon
the suggestion.
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A Printer Killed and Ro6bed.-A compo-
sitor ia the office of the Journal, at indiana.
polls, Indiana, named VIM. Smily was found
Wednesday morning insensible, on the stair
way leading to the saloon under the Oriental
House, where it was supposed he had fallen.
Subsequent investigation proved that he had
been struck with a alung shot and robbed.
He died at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
No clue to the murderer has been obtained.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOL]

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
E Halock, Jas Davis, Richmond, Va; II
Mason, New York; j Jones, Daily, Vir-
ginia; James g Martin, Jr., H Cooper, G A
Martin, Norfolk Go.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.
Watts d. Emmerson. Proprietors.
\ 4 Harlon, Bloomington, Ill; j Camp
6eli, Massachusetts,; VIM + Bartlett, New
YORK; w W Briggs, Southampton; Pc
Va.
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Winter Advancement.

The New York and Virginia
x%E Steamship Company's Steam.
&4&&aEHE ships J A M ST o w N
Norioik anu portsmouth for New York, every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, after the
arrival of the Southern cars.
Passage to New York, State Room and Meals
included So.
Steersge passage, 81.
For further in formation, apply to
no IL M SMITH q BRO, Agents.
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Rsmarkab!s.--An old gentleman from Mis-
ssssippi named Webb, whose age is 20 year's
BASED through oar town, few days ago,
On bis way to the West, to buy land. He
rants TO ind $4,000 acres in a body, upon
which be wisbes to settle five families Of his
ahiiorep. having the money with him TO pay
for The lsad. The old gentleman says he Is
roing to start the world anew and al
snonSh he has divided his property among
ia children, declares that be will die veal
snier than any o. them. Think Of man
10 wears old, moving to q new country, and
starting in the world agaip,-'Iaspsr (1sras)
9lsyson.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having Watches, Cloc ks OF
~ Jewelry for Repairs at my Store No. I04 ,
High street Portsmouth, are respectfully re-.
quested to call for the same, and all those who
are indebted to me will be kind enough to
come forw ard and settle their accounts, as I in
tend to remove the Stock of this store to Nor.
folk; prompt attendance would save trouble for
me and my kind customers.
also offer to sell all the Fixtures 4 recently
fully and strong, suitable for Jew elry. Mill.
merry, Confectionery or Fancy Store. Apply at
the above mentioned store, or at No. 81 Main
street, Norfolk. M q
no 20 l.. CURDTS. Agent
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Paints.

Paints.
C000 Lbs Chrome and other Greens, dry
&OOO and in oil.
1910 lbs. TIMBER and Sienna, dry ana in oil and
water,
5000 lbs. White Lead in Oil
5000 do re nch ZINC.
Our Stock of fine pigments is also very good
and qualities warranted, and we offer to cash
or punctual customers at low rates.
M. A & c. A. SANTOS,
no 10 No. 3 & Main street.