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LAND FOR SALE, IN CMESTERsFIELLIpl

MILES DISTANT PROM RICHMOND.
CtlN miles distant from Richmond, Manchester turn
pike 4S5 OF good land for sale On the south side
Of the turnpike the original tract OF 4SO acres producing
good crops Of corn wheat tobacco, oats &cabout lOu
sold last wheat crops varying from Tour
eight hundred bushethe place having been under ir
regular management There lots, Of 70 acres each
well set In clover dwelling house, in perfect repair tha
ncw having ~ rooms; also, neat frame cottage In the
yard, with 2peasan. rooms yard and garden, Well en-
closed we'll OF good water In the yard and another near
the stable and servants houses There are very
comfortable houses with good chmne- and windows Tor ."
servants all out buildings needed for farming aud planting
PURPOSES and for domestic comfort.
small tract Of % TO "a acres OF good land, having
frame building with rooms and one or two out houses
comfortable for small family On the larger tract have
seeded 30 bushels little purple straw wheat free OF all
defect guano applied and looking we'll am seeding oats
and preparing to plant corn good land With large
supply Of wood land there about lO or 40 acres Of
OF original oak &c growth and 80 or 30 acres OF second
growth pine which Is very tall Much may be carried 10
market on turnpike without toll.
These tracts may be bought privately of Messrs uoddn
Apperson OF Richmond separately or together, I'LL the
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY, FRIDAfD fnot sold be-
fore that day they will be offered to suit purchasers
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, the premises. Preparing 10
move to another state shall he absent short time dn-
lands will have them shown by my son. Chaain Cooke
and he or Mefsrs Goddn Apperson, are authorized TO
close trade. ,,
Possession Of the Dwelling House may he had 10Th oco.
her next Possession the land and the larger number OF
ou, building, may be had Immediately, nv reasonable
for growing crops II the purchaser wishes
he can hire six crop hands I'LL the lst or o OF
October next
Address Richmond Box CAS- ..
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To the Editors Of tie Enquirer:
ORANGE C.. H., March o9, ls3

UKANGE Z. IT,, IaTCH ~ -o''
Gentlemen When the discussion IN front
Of the new Court House. between the Congress
s;onal candidates Of this district, was conciudeu,
on Monday last, at late hour in the afternoon
meeting Of the Democratic party was iarne ~ nn
datey called, avowedly for the purpose VI u,'
him hn ,S TO- the Democracy of the district After
some confusion tine meeting was orea1i%eu, W
calling John F. TaliaieFro' Esq, to sne mar, ,
and appointing K. Kendall, Esq. secretary )
and resolution TO the effect indicated ABOVE,
was offered By John Voolfolk, Jr., Esq; Al
ter some discussion, the resolution, which was
obviously not acceptable TO the meeting, was
withdrawn by its mover, and the meeting adj
iourncd to convene again on April court day.
ORANGE.
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APpo1SrED.-The President has appointed
Henry Hancock Collector Of Customs al San
Diego, California, vice Jose II. Covarruoias' =
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nav RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

My TRACT OF LAND, Wing on Dan rlVer IN Tue e1un a
N 10 m Halifax Is for sale II lies three miles from
o,,.ury Depot OH the Richmond and Dsnvle Rail Road
md contains 5s6 acres Of which e are best rive, low
arounds besides good deal Of creek aa; most Of the
n ood. and very nne plant land 0fhe high land about
20 are cleared the remainder heavily tmberej and
Of sne quality Ror particulars, addre:. myself at Palmer
SP'iuS IL who Is authorized to act for me.
'r; nSs - '' HENRY Z. COLEMAN, JR
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THE DEMOCRACY OF CHESTERFIELD.

Names mZFEtu uIus, 1'e s'11e1tes % t''e ~ s'-7
tzry Institute.
Name marked thus : Is a graduate Of West Point
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CHINA. oUEENSWARE AND GLASS.
,,,,, " VI, r: HI II1ELt; nv,,rp

NPOGTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEK,
n. - M,IS STgEET, RcINcSp, Va,
Is,er opening an unusually large stock OF China, ~
1 s.-tasHra:e and Glassware: Looking Glasses 'GSK
CssS- LAMPS u all kinds and Fancy Goods; which VI
: sr. al wholesale and retail low rs the same Yoons
tah s- rsFcha.-i North Of this market.
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee merchants are
T:st % eAaae and prices here before going iaf
49,
n! o:i--s packed with the greatest care, and Tor
ss-7-l xi:h Gi.a,,ch March 2-c1m
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VIRGINIA BRIGADE INSPECTORS.

The following is list of Brigade inspectors.
so far as reported BY the Brigadier Generals
IN the Adiutant General:
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wYSDHAM KEMP,
JOHN T: SEAwELL, c,ur,,,o,
WARNER 7. JONES, ''H'''''''o'
NJ. Is. SEAWELL,
a, HnrprunrSp ". HI Og .,I-
PUBLIC SALE OF THE ALLEGHINY
SPRINGS,

IN Tllk COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY.
SPCRSCANCE Of the provisions OF deed OF trust,
ecuied 90 the 10th day Of APRIL 1851 by DR. Ned
T. Bridges and we and Of record In the Clerks Office. Of
the counties OF Montgomery and Franklin made TO secure
TO the Messs oi. the former proprietors the payment OF
the purchase money for the Allegheny Springs property
w as Trustee in said deed, ocr for SALE public
In front Of the Allegheny Springs Hotel on THURSDAY
the next fair day. except sunday and Monday, THREE
UNDIVIDED POURTliS Of all that welikpown property in
the county OF Montgomery, known a2 the ALLEGHANY
SPRINGS PROPERTY, which consists (besides the Snc,
proper OF Tract Of Land supposed to contain about 800
acres, Of the Hotel Cabins bath House. aud other improve
mens on the said tract Of land and Of the Household
Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools and Live stock used
and employed upon the said tract Of land and belonging
70 the said Springs establishment The OF
the substantial Kind and sufficient for the CON-
Portable accommodation Of 1--WE HUNDRED These
Springs have, for several years past been regarded as
~ in the Sa,ete being justly celebrated for II,
great Medicinal virtues They have In past years been
extensively patronzed and such their celebrity not only
In this State but throughout the South, that further de-
scrip;ion Is deemed unnecessary.
Possession will be given upon the contamination OF the
sale, that the purchaser will have ample time 10 make
arrangements for the ensuing Spring season.
a, the sal. advertised desire he can purchase hi, Interest
upon the most reasonable terms.
To meet the requirements Of the deed Of trust, cash
payment will be required, which will amount 10 about
The deferred payments In further pursuance OF The
trust will he required TO he made on the first days OF Jan
ary 1850 and 1851 unless otherwise agreed between the
parties in interest. JohS v. l.. 0ouTlN,
PostpOnement.-Thea above property was adver-
ti.ed for sale on the 2ith Of February did take
place In consequence Of the unfavUrabe state OF the
weather l. will certainly take place as now advertised
March 9-d2awkcwtd. 10 L. G.. Trustee.
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DISSOl,UTION.

=. DiSSOLlTlON. ,oux ,.vrs
CnN>EQcENCE OF TIE DEATH OF JOHN JAMES
1 WILSON, u. E.m Of HARRIS Il WILSON Is dissolved
Ia -t,sed surviving partner will settle The busi.
' x as lac conc-r which il is desirable 10 do without
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REHOVAL.-Thr subscriber has removed TO Cary
~ T'rr adjoining the old Columbian Hotel second
~ seov I>h street, leading to Shockoe Warehouse,
s heretofore, attend 10 the sales oi all kihds
" "sSsu'g produce. Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. Cora &C.
WI Also usual keep constantly OH hand Peruvian.
s.'s .saI! ani Sombrero Guano, Ground anu Lump
:n't-, Groceries. &c. ALEX. GAhhEii;
g. Miller i. .;i a.socated with him who wi give ais
'.*' per'oaa. attention 10 the sale o! Tobacco
As, lake ,a!s opportunity OF returning my sincere
s o- The iher, patronage extended 10 me heretofore
- o.e!; a Continuance Of the same.
A. IT,.
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-G60TR-TORSOF

Gc01 have on hand large stock Of choice white
-. ~. suituahle for Hotels and Pub
ue nosses seN wM. p. BUTLER,
INK Wsrch 2ccIm Importer, fs Main street.
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THE uniersgued as Receiver, under certain orders OF
:h- Circuit Court Of the county Of Henreo oilers Tor
s,.s .Ae ge.Sncvn COAL MINES In Cheserheld county
:ra- 10 The Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Compa
- a.! known as the Black Heath Pits For terms apply
= JAMES M0RRISETT, Receiver,
Coal Field Station,
On the Richmond aud Danville railroad.
e Letters may be addressed to Midlothian Post once,
r..s-s.Ii conn,y Va March l5-eodlm
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CHARLES II. STUART,

ASHLAND, HANOVER CorSrY, Va.
WILL practice regularly in the Courts Of the counties
W q Hanover. Caroline and King William ana WIN Az
@ % .ay Business in any Of the Courts held in the city OF
g-taoai Dec. 23-d8t&cf
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WILL CONTINUE TO CONDUCT n
dtNEaAL. PRODuCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the
24ciataad in returning thanks TO those who 50 kindy
.-'.i ;he late firm. respectfully solicit continuance
-, :tyors and :he patronage Of the public g.m.,aH'
NE.h !S-t.si elm Win H. Z. HARkls.
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EDWIN WORTIIAM & CO.,
Grocers, Commission MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
II EEP constantly on hand large and full assortment Of
IN GROCERIES,, together with LIME, GCANo, tLaS-
.Eg TAR &c. and attend particularly TO the sale OF ro
SIcrD MuEA CORN ELOIR. &c. Feb S-cJm
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LINDEN !! FAMM FOR sALK,

Feb a6-ctds Per his Att'y. Vim O J,rd
llESDERsoS, Ky, Feb. 25, 1859.
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r NJ 4, NJ. n. TREDwAY,

RNEYS AT AW..
WILL attend regularly all the Courts OF Ptsylvanis and
w Franklin counties, and also the Quarterly ana euPe
.rr Courts Of the county OF Henry.
s-Address H,;sylvans e. H.. Va. Feb ely
C-LlsoRSL BisKsDAis, u IL DAkkapALI,
Late OF Charlotte. Of Richmond.
C. H. B.RSspALg, late Of Farmville
DARKSDALE d BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA
OFFICE SgAR SHocgOE WAREHorsK
Ii Jan. 5-cts
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A-s,- Aser.eai and English Dls,ered Steel, Spe'er
''.tI Ia ali Las Lead. For sale by
Feh 2-e3n FDWIS WORKMAN CO.
, 1859-01-29
Proposed I2epcal Of the Park Act


We uad, ,-s;Au1 tn., ! pest1pn hus Teen for
warded to Sprlcsh- id, signed 9y can- -i1erablc
number of proper ;y.lloldtrs, ptariug lor the re-
peal OF SO mach OF IN ACT entitled IN Act. a;,-
proved February l6:i, 1857, to anend The Car
ter Of The Citv q: ChIcago rs au:aorlzes the
location and esta Al at iar = ,1lh Park,
aad, prospectiseiv, So~tt sad West ii ]: Parls.
By the terms Of the &C, 7s!lich j. ia now pro-
posed to repeal. park is 10 oe established in
the South Division, era',:ucInk oae hundred
acres OF land aud sim ;a1 pa Ks are to be estab
!isheu ,n due iime npr in .he W"s aud one ID
the North Division Of :hr city. Al. the @reiiu.i.
ptry steps have b.en taken with reference to
the South Park. eu! $, gee. las oecn The op
position to it CT the part OF :hocs who will have
to loot tbs bills, ,bAt the s.om:n.sslaa-rs hare
refrnutd from tinai uct' IA. Uu inls account
many have concluded that the }'roj ct has been
entirely abandoned l1u' this is 10, 70; the
Commissioners caa proceed III aus time to car-
~ it cut.
The net rs it now stands subjects the people
OF Ch.cago to { prospective debt OF from Two 10
three millions of doliare-, perhaps even more
than that. The taxes to NEE. The interest alone
Oh the sum wcnld BE- oberonB in the extreme
to ssY nothing Of ultimately paying the prlnci
psi by The same n'v:ns Ch:tA from this vieu
Of the subject the nc: has always been one 0
great unpopuarity with the tar payers Of th'
city ut large. and our present belief is that
the persons who we're instrumental in ge1:,n
it through the Legislature, under the e1pectz
ton that i. would add la,Etiy to tue value
, 1859-01-29

Al entertainment waz given By Mr Ed
ward Ely, {Nsrchant Tailor, fremont Block. J
last Thursdsv night 10 bis employees, for which
he deserves much praiss and tho undersigned
beg leave to tender him their sincere thanks
for his cordial aud generous department On the
occasion.
1T tends to show tbs friendly feeling existing
between the parties, creditable to all cor
oerned.
Nr. :. not only enjoys the reputation of 40
honorable and straightforward business Daa
with she community ut large, but also tho entire
confidence OF his wor1men ior his gentlemanly
sseatmen:, and paying them promptly the high
tais city.
Wishing Mr. E!y all possible succets in bis
business. 10 give napy another animal party,
we would simply add that wu believe it like
spirit prevailed ia all Establishments, the pres
ert hard times woa1d not only bs less felt but
, 1859-01-29

not receiving visitors? Il. No, hare not; II
Was ony during the last four weeks my wife and
visited there; h2ve seen her at Raabe = before
that two weeks; don't think ever had any oe~
cAsion to talk to her: even avoided speaking
to her. because there always seemed rome
secresy between prisoner and decessed
q, What made yen subsequently throw of your
reserve? 4. Because sympaihized with her
in her mistortunes Of which became aware.
q. When did you hear abe was going to Chica.
60: 4. II was IL the last four weeks. q. Did
she ever tell you where she was married to
calling her Mrs. Jumpertz?' 4. was. @.
Was it from what she said? Il. Yes; she never
OBJECTED To it in any way. Z. In these missor.
tunes spoken Of did she tell sou about Weruet?
Il. She said some person had come to the house
with whom Werner had gone away3 she said
Werner war her first husband that she lthe
pcreon referred to) came to the house. and Wer-
where; thought he might be at chicago. O.
Did you ut that time know it WIS high crime
in the laws Of this country 10 marry tTice, both
parties living? H. No. She said she ~as dl'
vo.ced from her dsst husband. e Did she say
where she was when het husband left her? 4.
DO net recoliect.
@. What did she meanby longing to come to
Jumperz? 4. She said tie had lived long
time with .fin ac0 wanted to come. g. How
Utea did SIC sag she had written 10 him t" let her
Gomez A. That sue bad written several tlmes.
Elisabeth Dt5us, s,oon.-Am fifteen years old
the 9th OF May; live on Market between johnson
aud East Water streets, Milwaukee,; knew Jump
ertz aud Sophie Werner; they Tired close by us
up stairs. the fits: time; the next time they lived
III the third house from US; Tas there TO carry
and bring away washing; was there three Or four
times day; Jampertz lett Milwaukee before
Christmas; heard no rea.en Of hjs leaving; ooPnic
only said Size should soon follow him; knew Of he1
receiving letters from jnmpsrtz !; seen her write
letters often; only saw two OF Jumpeltzs Letters $;
one read; (objected to her staring the contents;
objection sustained;) have seen her put the let
tcs away as she received them.
Adjourned to O'Clock, 2. II.
, 1859-01-29

From Tie \. T. Evening Pod. Dec. .GI
A !ais business is ding III tHe Domestic Dry
Goods market. Thrte ne fresh arrivals of soutA-
crn An,f s0uth.r cntlu merchants, which have
r,ycp new activity - the huu>cs doing that cia>s
or trade. The G:I. r.: if.'l lsr West proper arc
moderate, as tlose Tie; c!,l!'s ill appear to COM
plctc stock a',4lt tue l5lh nt February. Tie
general jo.,birg trade are uc'vc in securing stocks
for tic early s%,Ics ond the commission houses arc
quite engaged. TIE mauu!acturrrs are still tn.
ployed IN contracts ye. to Mstrtc and ufc firm in
their viewH.
Heavy ahcetiugs aud slirtiugs lave advanced
At tie East, and ls:ee >aIes iaye lk"cn made
BIcachrd goods buld the adsancr previously Ho:l
ced. There IL mu,c uloscment iu heavy drills, AM
eeyern1 heavy transactions hnve taken place ;"l
export to the 6uu>b American luarkels. fFlntln;
cloths continue 10 advlucc, as tur stock Is loa
and the demand quite pressing.
, 1859-01-29

The recent correspondence between Senators
Douglas nhi Fitch, will be found on the next
page. As practical illustration Of "how not
to do it," We regard it Us anequslled in ita linz
Tbs funniest note ut ull ia the last, wherein
Douglas chuck1es over the success Of the STRAIT
sgem by which he had druTn retrsctiou from
Fitch, und refuses 10 permit its disarowa1. The
N. i. Eo4nia2 Fast ft!y chAracterlzes the Ehols
proceeding ttus:
The correspondence between Douglas and
Fitch is highly Pick~1ckisn II is full OF its,
butts, explanations withdrawals. aud every thing
but The evidence Of desire 10 fight. Neither
party means 10 fight. except on paper. Fitch
has r1ther tho ndranta.re 80 far IS any exits,
for 10 thorough going dutlist could accept ex-
planltions 20 tqus7ocnl .ts those which he ten
dered to Sit. Duug ss and the haste with rhlch
be lays the correspondence before the public
shows q conkcious.sss @! having the be8t ut the
contest. Thie, however does not prove F'tch's
bravery liz n,usi do $ m.thing else to demon
strste personal cou aye, 'h.a merely back down
50 eva asive u to.As Mr. D,us!us. teAofe dr,Hors
Of quitb,<s .roaA ovtl4st III. p1tieaet of al TIE
dueiists IN the Stnt.t, howev=r pe1se' esingly
they may urge him - Al engagement.
, 1859-01-29
A Building Blown up Mt mackinac--
jhrcc Men " ounded.
Prom fhe A12cE3uNe HeFA.d.J


About nine o'clock uu Nrt-!e-dAt mornng. De-
cc,,,trr ~ Uur citz-u~ were startled hy loud re-
,mrt, u OF thr firing .: = c.u1nu. llastenEG 10
the spot from wl1cacc 'hr noise ;Iroc.cdcl, We
found the largc two.~1ory building three doors
above this ofIice. .,wncl by Mcssrs. C4olmln j.
Gerry and salooa-a mas ol 5nnS ltapp .rs 1hat
The owner ol tile store me evening previous re.
quested III. clerk, Peter Mtg, to put on the ste.
tue following morning. u cal Of custer oil. ss il
Ind congea!ed, ard sl'cn sufficiently melted. Ia
fiji q number IF tuRtf n,ttlrs- Accordingly, thc
next n,or1il,s, after making warm irc in The
stove, Pc'e1 took three ga!ou Gu. supposed Ia
be cartor oil, but which III fact vi. u cAo Vi i[
1e:u pounas Of !.ouder. and placcd it on tn
stove ! which, in ! nv moments 'rcs1ne hrasc'l
and, rs q mi1lcr ri rour~:, exploded ! blow III;
the building to 1tnDs-hcyo4.[s burning ali'
br1,isiny Peter ind l. .uiS Mc,,y, n This place. an'
Joseph Cncrcrcux. II Bo'> Blanc al! snen OF tam
f1frS
, 1859-01-29

STEALING tkwerArEas--Wills illsam Lucas, q
newsbo5, aged about l6 years. w-s brough. be-
fore Justice S:ickney yesterday. charged with
stealing newspaper. from AcSA!'y Co. on
Dearborn ktree, AZ t1ia Was hls isst ttl:nce,
ind he seemed p.n;tent, be was let OF with g
fae pt IS.
, 1859-01-29

- Four Of the men engaged in the recent
Lyn:hing Of t&p harte- -:hieves ut Omahn, Ne
braska, h1se been indicted fer murder, md
epecn! session Of the District Court has been
culled Ter their tr1a! Tie eher,H hss also been
indicted tor neglect Of dusy III regard to the
taking BHaY Ut The pflsoper8.
, 1859-01-29

TIE Lxcurs7r,s s7AnatsG Casa; The case Of
Alexander Lecbts:e;o, who Was arrested tone
time since for etahbing Peter Neu at a donc3 1t
the Illinois House on the S.h inst, wss called up
for examination yesterday. Before concluding.
the Gus. IVES adjourned over until to-day in Or
der to secure the a.tcndaace ce Witnesses.
, 1859-01-29

F1aE- The uiaruI tf Ire lust evening about
niue o'cltck, Was caused bs the burning Of Il
barn occupied by Joha Kelley, aud in the rear
doors North oi Twelfth. The barn, together
with its contents, consisting of hay, 1urpi:ure,
c was entirely co suned. a COW, which Vas
stabbed IL it, Was got out without Injury. The
burn belonged 10 Ha!s-y ". S:ovi!le, who
ke, ps the hate Oh the corner oi South Clark
aud Twelfth streets.
, 1859-01-29

CHICAGO, Alroy & ST. LOUIS RA'LRoAD.-on
and sitter tomorrow TWO passenger trains will
star. daily from this c.ty, leaving 8. lo:lo L. II.
and III $50 +. IL.
The Joliet accommodation tr4ia will leave
Chicago heIeatter c: s 7. u.
, 1859-01-29

TIE SEg7z CAsE-James Seriz. vino was ar
rested on Wednesday on b charge OF beating
and endeavoring to corrupt bis own daughter.
wos examined Ut the Armory yesterday morn-
ing, and the girl failing to substentia'e her
charge, the case was dismissed.
, 1859-01-29

q Frederick Douklaas, the 4reateat at li1-
ing urasaTs, viii deliver three lectures II Aetru-
pollsan hail, comrenciax ou Friday evening,
February lib, with bis great lectnre on the Rs
ces Of Aao. which has been repeated before the
literary societies Of the East to the grat'ncasiou
and delight Of assembled thousands. Tickets Of
admissiou IS cents, to b had at E. :. Wells,
Randolph s.teet, md at the door.
, 1859-01-29

CHARGED WITH LARcEHI--Anna W. Jones
was brought before Justice Akin yesterday af-
terncon on charge Of stealing pair Of snears
from neigobor, but the evidence not sobstan'
tiutirg the charge, she WAS discharged.
, 1859-01-29

ARrli1cnL ILLuAISAr1oy-PR2r. BLAsEY's
Last LECTURE. Prof. B!aneJ vii! deliver the
last flls Interesting coutse Of lectures, at Me-
tropoli;ln II stl na Morday er.nisx nex.-sub-
ito. Artiio,sl l.io.ainat.os. 4 sy1apsia Of tia
matters particularly treated Of Will he found in
our Advertising c,'umns The lKrge attendance
on thu previous !r2:u9rs given hy Prof. Il, Is
wel as their Instructive cuuE3c:-r aud the happy
treatment. Of The subjects discustcd, guarantee
full audience CT Monday evening
, 1859-01-29

EXECUTION tr JAKopl Yesterday IVES The
d.y set for the execution, at Pittsburgh, Of Ja-
kobi, for the murder Of bis vile. The circum-
y.unces oi TIE clse his arrival nt this CITY with
his paramcur uud children, his dght, pursuit.
| ard tiaal capture are Greats Of TOO recent oc-
cuyreuce to need recupi:ula latlon, IS they are still
treeh iu The minds OF ulI cur citlz:ns.
, 1859-01-29
10 AL MATTERS =.

- Madame hkerstrom's Exhibition Ball,
which clme CT lass night, was perfect success,
and, We believe, the hrss Of that kind in Chica-
20. The fancy dauces by the pupils we're exc
cuted in style which reflects great credit on
Madame AS abilities IS . teacher; The COS"
tunes we're faithful and elegant. sud the little
girls never .eemed happier. Their bright faces,
with the most tsstetully decorated ballroom,
bad most pleasing effect Three Of the dances
were executed bY Madame 4 in person, and =
connoi*eur could not hesitate TO pronounce her
m artBt Of rare excellence not 70 be surpassed
IN any Of the Western Stsses, II any where else.
We understand that Madame L. intends shortly
to gire fancy dress ball, open only TO sebacrib-
ers, and On which occasion most OF the fsueY
dances will be repeated. We anticipate brill
liant and delightful affair.
- Hostes,sr's celehrated Stomach Bitters
have by merit Of their tonic aud other uuedicin-
al virtues acquired celebrity and popularity
heretofore unknown This f4ct hAs induced IN.
principled parties here and elsewhere 70 coun'
terteit and initiate this preparation, and palm il
CT to the u1suspectang or unprincipsed dealers,
who Will retail it upon the reputation Of ths
genuine article, thus not only endapReriug
6eallh and iifs by the use of shia vile mixture
thus sold, but are roobine the poke
also. Tbs most prominent opetator u
this nef4rious business thus far brou2h
70 our notice, il fellow by th.
uxme OF Clark who prepares the mixture and
rehlla uostetter'a empty bottles which ar.
aud the cork covered Mikh tin foil 4hus thav az.
| sold. G. Il. Beekwlth, No. l0l Water-st, We 6a<
. large dealer in this counterfeit article, wheel
| could not be sold at any price were i: not tc
| the genuine Hostesser'a Bittera We cautio,
| the public to dodge these imposters and see Gu
| advertising columns tor the names OF respecta
bic merchants aad druggists for the genuine ar
ticle. The genuine Hostetter Stomach Bitter
| hare been impressed in the glass Of the hossle
also in the cap covering the cork, and tbs labe1
bear the Autograph OF s. Hossstter i Smith
Pittsburgh, Pa jaas 1w+