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True Bills AGAINST Alleged Slavers.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 1.-THE grand jury now
in session. have found true bills against
Messrs. Sevas " Mars. consignecS. and ta>-
sincras. the captain of the bark Angelica, i"r
fitting that vessel up for the slave trade.
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MARRIED.

On the Iith instant 10y the Rev. Andrew G..
Carothers. Mr.. JAMES II. SHERWOOD, I" Miss
MARY ABIGAIL PARKER, daughter of VIM.
II. Parker, eSq all Of Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

DARTlIS AFRICA, Travels and Discoveries ii
ID North and Central Africa, being journal o
an expedition undertaken under the auspices at ii
T. Ms. Government in the years lSl9-lSJ1, 10y
Henry Barth. volumes. Sv"., cloth. $50.
La Plata the Argentine Confederation, AMI Par
ayuay. a narrative of the exploration Of the river
La Plata, &C., lSj3-lSjG by Commodore Thos
j. Page, Svu. cloth, -.
Discourscs on Common Topics OF Christian faith
and practice, by James W. Alexander, ID. D., svo.
CLOTH 81.
Life Thoughts, from the discourses of Henry
Ward Becchcr. seth thousand, ~,
The True Glory of Woman. a. portrayed in the
Life Of the Virgin Mary, by the Rev. ii. H:nbaush
A. NJ. l2n"., - cents.
The Testimony of Modern Science TO the Unity
Of Mankind. by j. l.. Cabcl, VI. D.. University Of
Virginia, with introduction by J. W. Alexander
u. d.. l2mo. 81.
The New Priest in Conception Bay, "Religious
Novels there many: this is not one of them.
= volumes. l2mo., cloth. Sl.75.
Agnes, u Novel by the author of Ida May,
12mo.. cloth $l.2j.
Arabian Days Entertainments, translated from
the German. by II. p. Curtis. volume, l2mo.,
cloth. SI.2j. For sale by
JAS. ENTwISLE son,
feb II No. -. King street.
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CONGRESS.

foau ''i'' :, favor of
A., .bo Homestead hill Referred.
~ -, c.,, Cha C,mr;ttas nm Print
,,,,or,oa ;o;rt resolution in relation to
,ho ,,r;rt;ra Of tbe Senate and the House of
REPRESENTATIVES,: which was agreed to.
o,,nmrric,t;on was received from the
c,r,,,rr 81 St,,c transmitting the annual
Est e ;rmicr,t;on Ordered to be
nr;,teJ
Mr. Urrtar moved 70 nostponc all prior or
Jors and take up the House bill making APP
'''' .'' ,:''.c,. H. ,onsr,.r ord d;nlom,tic
P'"P' '''''',.' ,,. c. Cha roor crI-
expenses Vi III. s'''''
'''S '"''e ''
S'"s ..;,,
w. -, ,,al.;nc concentration for srnport-
.,..;., ia Africans who were
ing anu 'uu' a., En' on H.. co,st Of Africa
''P''''" y !,
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WI - '''''' :.
VI. '''"' ..,..:.,, anal sb,rij Le
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W. p. snor,od tho,mcndmcut
~ ,',,,J tLo omepdmcnt and
ME- 'i"'''er oPP"''' '"e ...I,.,
read the la"' SHOWING .''''' Il s"''
th"rity Tor ''e aPpi"Pt 'a'''".
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deht hao SHOW" ''"'' W
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tanned ana HIS lr''''"' ''o"''' ~
over IT, Tic ~" ''''"''3
III II. .+ or,,, nr.,ros-
.L,nJ ,,rh. Africans hut
:" ~ pay ,,ou, horo,d tho linn
u,:,,.I,l;aro
., ro,,,,r,,, ,..s ,uth,r;zeJ +,
t'i' rr'S'''"'"' ''"7'''
maKeai provision 'o' ''"''''o
ing t'''''' $500,
MI oe"ar'"l'l''''" VI, -
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cans ''' .'o'' '.' -" '.''
'h' "iI'"l' '''''' wv e.
cation ana support ''''' '"''' ''''''''''' ~
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:.,,,,I anil sunnort and he
,.,;Lo o,,+ th, an
''''''' Wv
f',r n.,,o cha pro.;.
.,.,. ,,,;,, = ,. AL
Wv ..;.r;, ,r,s ooutr,rv T.,
'''''', '''''' l.. .r,
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P''''''
contract " '''''' wv
A. D,ol;tt,, NJ some lenptb supported the
,.,,rr;.,;on onJ d.CcuJ,J the Liberia col
A., ,,hou,,o., ,,Je ,oo;,st il
r. I..l,,;aa.;or had .f,c-
...i,.. .,.,ua,,o1 ~, ,,,,o,r,1. and would
Wv. 49,, ',,,.n, r or.l;.,t;nr; +
A.. r,o.u,o, ox,roots :, .b,w that the
,r,.:. ,r,. f,;vrro os maven Inv
:,'om. cu;o,ds
~ laval ,or, I;ttI. wb.th.
,,..l ,oo s.,...s or , failure.
= no ho.+ friends If
n.;,, ,rtrv Hut This had
:, u;,h o., o,est;,u beG,re the
s., T,,, r,s,;,,r u,s 70 sustain the
pro.;,.nt.s l,rr,;n Gr taking the Africans
,,l,,l, ,.o Co. = ,,h.,b.r l.,,oI
''''N' 'n" '' '''"'' WV ~
or not. He thought that 1t would prevent
o.I,,o ,r,Jo Ly sustaining the President:
thrSiaVe-traae ny sustaining '"' Nv
for he believed that III some sections oil the
country VERSIONS could not he indicted for be-
.l,
ing eIlGiS'd III '"' S'''c''"'''
Mr.. Hammond inquired what sections the
9 ...,.
;, -,
MIR. w lS"h reP''e' .''',. IT. o'' ""' S'''''
that II was 49, '"' u. " ",:, ~ ',''.
been informed ~ ~ ,''''"' "''', -, ''''.'
VI O'"E,''> .'r", Wv ~" c.,,r S..,a, c,n
'i''''"'''''' W ,I,
''s r'-DP'""'s y, -" ~, M.. c.m 49,, has. IA
WI ''"''''
;oot .u.h was not the case. Ho supposed
.l.. Lo S,,,t,r Lnew that in Charleston and
S.roun,b norsous had been indicted for III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17
Philadelphia Cattle Market, Feb. IA.

Beef Catte--Thc offerings this week amounted
to about l.27O head; sales at $40 $40 - r loo
bs Cows--Salcs Of fresh Cows at $500 $40; dry
do at Sl5@$2j each. Sheep-Oferings 1000
sales ut s3GI Sc each. II"gs-Oferngs about H.
6Os head; sales at SS@SS 7j p 100 lbs. net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17
e@sss~
~ ITS rSSzss 81
SRIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Michigan Legislature.

DETROIT, Feb. l4.-Thc Michigan L"g'>".
ture adjourned sine die to-day. On SATURDAY.
the House reconsidcred the vot" by which
the registry law was defeated and passed 1t
~ received from the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17
Hon. VIM. L. Goggin.

This gentleman. who has recciyed the nom
nation Of the Wing Convention forGoYernor
of Virginia, is one Of the ablcst and most
distinguished members Of his party, and
when a member of Congress, occupied a
high and cnviablc position. Indeed, if cur
memory serves. Mr.. G"ggin was cclcbra-
ted, as Mr.. Letcher has since been, for
peculiar industry and unimpcachable tidr-
ity in the discharge Of his public duties,
never being absent from his seat III the
House or in committee, without cause, and
doing not only his own work, but that Of n
good many lazy representatives besides He
is a strong and efficient speaker, and will in
all respects, reflect credit on the nomination
which has been made. We antici pate Il stir
ring canvass. and what is better. an exam
pie on thcpart Of both the nominees "f a
rhiyaIrv and courtesy, rs well rs spirit and
proves in debate. which their respective
supporters will honor themselves III cmnlat-
inp-Rnh. Dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

The newspapers in Virginia, are generally
adopting the rule to require Candidates
Curds to be rad for N cNyh. IN adrancc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

edition-~P,ice reduced Ia The ti"Hy a."
Th..L4,icR S'md,at.!-Bartsm tested by Scrip
ture and History. the teaching "l tue Holy
Scriptures. and the practice and teaching Of the
Christian Church in every age succeeding the Ap"s
,nlic. compared in relation TO the subjects and
mode of Ba,,tio,l,, by Rev. William Hodges, A. NJ
Rector of Trinity Church, osingt"n. kentn"hy.
new edition. revised and enlarged. price 10
I.t.' To the Clergy aud Theological Students 81.
H. ..I. Ly ifch III ROBT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

France has forbidden further African en-
igration under the apprentice system, from
the Eastern coasts of Africa and Madagascar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED have
~ just returned from the North and have re
crivcd fine assortment Of the following GOODS:
pc,r, Leather. and Buckskin Purses and Porte
Nonnaics: Ladies' and Gentlemens Card Cases:
Fancy Working Materials; Shetland Wool; Wors-
tcds: 'rida. French and tlolcirt co!;an.; tmhr"i-
terins silks: Bone and wood Crochet ana Knit
ting Needles: Hair Pins: Whaichore: Brass silk.
and Acorn Buttons; Elastics and Elastic Braids:
lair Brals: Bonnet Pins: silk Girdes Brass and
Reed Hoops: Spool Silks; Infant Wrappers; Dress
Bone: silk Cords; Frnscs: Hair Brails; India
Rubber Round Combs for ia cents. and variety
of other Goods. W. b. RICHARDS, JR.,
feb Il ITO, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

DOZ. CANS FRESH PEACHES, put up by
4 Henry Ststier. very choice. just received and
iot t- sale by lfeb III J. +. DOUGLASS:
{ IAS CONSUMERS will take notice that oil de-
~ linquehts will be called on for settisment tins
eeA' being the close of The year. The bills must
&c paid, Us farther Indulgence cannot BIO given.
fsb l5-St JACOB ROXBpRY, Supt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

Has- 10 the Citizens Of Aisrandria:-l respect
fully announce myself for reelection 81 Collector
OF Taxes for the Southern District, pledging my
hest efforts to give satisfaction, and perform well
tho duties. feb l7-cotesi WESLEY AVERY.
10 LIBRARY NOTICE.--Ths Stockholders
Of the Alexandria Library Company, arc hereby
notified that the Goth Annual Meeting will lie held
al the Room. on Monday ErsDia8. February Zisf'
at! o'clock. =. w., at which time an election for y
President and Eleven Directors will BIO hsla, IN
compliance with the requirements of the Charter,
BY order Of the President pro. TEN.
feh5-dtd EDW. r. R0XBURY, Librarian,
ft'iE subscriber desires few additional pupils
L in his Select School for Boys, No. So, Pri"cs
street. GEORGE A, SMITH,
feb i7-2awaw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

G. so. CAxAL.-Thc Cumberland Civilian
says:-"We are told, by good authority that
McSsrs. Peters and Schley, Of the Commits
siuncrs of Public Works are a. strenuously
opposed to an increase Of tolls upon coal on
the Canal, rs McsSrs. Landlord and Reynolds
are for it; consequently, so long ~ the matter
remains thus equally divided, no change can
be effected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

-. WANTED TO Rem T.-Thc advertiser
E:: wants TO rent i small but comfortable 10 sE.
pleasantly located in the city. Apply ut The once
49, r,.,, feb l1-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

Innn PICKLES, in Vinegar. in store. and Tor
tUUU sale by feb III JOHN a. DlAoN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

There are six persons in the county OF
King William, sucing fordivorce. Some OF
them are wealthy and Influential.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

LEcrrRE.-Wm. II. Fowlc, esq, Of Alex
andri,,, will lecture before the Young Mem.
Christian Association, Of Culpeper e. H., Oh
"Wednesday evening, the 23d inst, at y o.
clock, p. NJ, in the Baptist Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

FRESH SHAD.-We saw yesterday, on its
way to Mr.. John Prices Restaurant, u fine
fresh shad, brought from North Carolina
They are selling in Baltimore at 81 per pair.
In Richmond they are plentiful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17
NOTICE.

TRESU GARDEN SEEDS We have just re-
h ceived full supply of fresh GARDEN
SEEDS consisting of ali the choice varieties.
'EGp n COOK 4 Co, Sarcpta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

Judge Richard Parker. Of Winchester, has
welded to the urgent s"licati"m of Il large
number of his fellow-citiHcns and become Il
candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals
to supply the vacancy created 10y the death "i
Judge SamuclS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

The Blue Ridge Republican says:-"lt
affords us pleasure to state that the Hon.
John Lrtrhcr. who was threatened with II
second attack of Ersrela-, is almost entirely
well, and is now preparing Tor his great
Spring campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

In the House of Representatives, no quo
rum being present. call Of the House was
ordered. and one hundred and twcnty-s"ven
members answered to their names.
After the Clerk had commenced the call OF
the roll for excuses Of absrntces, 1t was or
Lercd that all further proceedings connected
Herewith De dispensed with. More than
an hour and IL half vas employed i'll making
the call of the House, and i'll taking the
yeas and nays on motion to 90 into Com
mittee of the Whole.
The bill to increase the number Of sur
gruns in the navy, was. on motion OF Mr..
Tompkins. of \. Y. laid on the table.
Mr.. Stephens. OLGA, from tho Committee
an Territories, reported Il bill to provide a
temporary government for the Territory of
Arizona. and to create the Office Of surveyor
general therein. lie thought that the House
was prepared to vote on the bill, aud asked
that the bill be put upou lts passage.
Mr.. Grow offered III amendment, that sla-
very shall not be permitted to exist in the
Territory. in accordance with the laws OF
Mexico, which excluded slavery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03
KETAIll MARKnrr
BY TEIEGBNpl,

s, LAD Aug 1.-The Flour market continues ,,I;
81 90 ior export OF 1000 barrels good brands sneT1na
lowest ene m GsTe4 at 81 sales to he from the
ana Corn Meal dull S75 for the for 10y go e5
f @ wheat dull; sales 22OO bush at g. 9041 %
Yellow an 5SF%ara slowly n in eaand sales
rem ma at S3@S6c new at 30c WHISKY dull ct SSes
CScENATi August 2Flour holds its position without
put the market is 81 9GS for
fine Wheat in fair demand vt 81 051 "a To d 9 81 per
Ito or white Corn taken freely SrGG95c Oats in de-
ia LOT GUY Trade at 4J3siS Rye held firmly Mt Snc
SHS sun quote" at 24c Provisions nominaliy Enchans.
BALTIMORE, Aug Flour rket closed with nm sl,,r.
ing Snn,SHSS Tor City Howard S., Ohio Wheat FIRM
iOo1o bush Sold Corn very dull at dc.
Sll OF g"ci sales Of white md yellow at 5TS provs
ions unchanged. Whisky steady " 80 hi'''s-
DIM nav HoEx Aug 2oCct9n quiet; sales 800 bales Flour
Ice sales sales q 90 bush red 81 SO. White 40 Corn
9%S safes 1000 bush, cid mixed T5c. por ;.n Al SIt
ITEi2 ?T mess and Slu5tU>7G fer prime Lard cayy
III b. sugar heavy; muscovado AZ 16[c-
ETelSItS quiet on Cotton TO Liverpool !-3Id q d stprn
Thte "HsSt ses at lSG2l Tocacco Inactive at &c
Dol unchanged aaes lGOU pounds of leec. NJ
S9;S &S}, pulled Errner quiet. VI 'eeee at
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COMM. ERCT4I5.
.WHOIESAIDN FNpEE

R,0o WHOLESALE MARKET. -
BUrTER-In kegs 9d,lU.
BucSErS-Marietta $96l22b
SHsgSE-WesterIl Reserve &c.
CASbLEs-Talow mould If; din 81 star os. s,cr, an
CnFFEE=-Java ISc; Rio I2aI10i{ > $50 ''NpsiHl ~
ELpUR-Extra Family 6: EStr, 4 IN. s,,,,o,s 90.
WH2AT-l25. $50 49, S10sFnnS 9Fzo.
66oES-l,9V
REATHERs-40a45c.s scarce
FIsH-Shad SIs; Ierrincs Sc: Nacl-erel No o
kuRs-Raccoon 3O937Tc. - w. F" St1>S 70 X.
CITSsANG-55R6N
I HIoF-GeSsF AKA E tons9oe; Timothy $1,000
lIIE-LouIsvIile !, so
a aot1ssfsSsE ORLEANS Sugar House 4ss
SAM.SS@ -;Tna,rpentine 7O;tar $S@5.
kAoS-aa315, dull.
RICE-51IGlG.
S"EDs-PlaSseed 12j; Cloyer5I<.
SoAP-Castile per ID 15a916; common 5SE
SCGARs-New Orleans TJ66lS hid SGSSIE +, ~,
SNUFF-Scotch 90; Rappee 2oSE26 ~ al OOi'
- fEA-Gunpowler 4D9 az; Imnsria 4n50G5. Tr,.o
Po9cisng 2593ac; 0oong ;5lII5c w. +tS SUI quo;
II,obAcco-6twlsts Il; five roll 249Fs
., wooL--Unwashed from is to %: Cyonr,or r,, a. .
gu Fan blood extra ~ to As "%SHea . 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03
- 60 P---------------
BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Sheet IIRh,uinu NV wt,,.,

The Sheet lightning Fly Killer.
Astonishes every one; and more particularly
the Tttes themselves, by its quick, and complete
determination of these troublesome pests the
season.
1t destroys flies instantly without danger to
any thing else, and as hundreds in this city can
testify, is the most complete FLY KILLER, that
worried mortality, could desire
A fresh supply received and for sale by
L. H. LoGAN & Co, and LOGAN, LIST & Co,
Wholesale Druggists Wheeling, Va.
Price cents per sheet Dealers supplied on
liberal terms.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03
ARRIYAL oF THR OCEAN QUEEN.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Ihe steamship Ocean
Queen, from Havre and SOUTHAMPTON. arrived
after midnight Her advices have been mainly
anticipated by the arrival of the Anglo Saxon
at Quebec. Dr. Mewitt, U. s. Cousoi at Tunis
is passenger.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares are advancing
in price,
The Paris Moniteur of the goth has the fol-
lowing defence Of the Pence treaty by Napoleon.
Yesterday evening the Emperor received the
great bodies of the State, the Presidents of
which, NJ. Tropling, Count de Morney, and n.
ib!aroGher, addressed congratulatory speeches 10
MS Majesty. The Emperor thanked them for
their devotion and then explained the reasons
said:
When arrived beneath the walls of Verona.
the struggle was inevitably about to change in
It's nature as well in military as a political
aspect. Obliged to attack the enemy in front,
VINO 9 were. entrenched behind great fortresses
ana protected on his flank by the neutrality of
the surrounding territory and about to begin n
long and barren war, found myself in the
Ia 20 OIL EUROPE, In arms, ready TO dispute our
successes or aggriyatc our rcverseS: nevertlIc-
less, the difficulty of the enterprise would .fot
have shaken my resolution, if the means had
not oecn out OF proportions to the results to BIO
expected 1t was necessary TO cruSh boldly tho
obstacles opposed and then to accept acontlict ON
Tue thine as wettas on the Adigc; il was neccs-
Sary to forti[y ourselves openly with the concur
renee of Revolution; it was necessary 10 90 on
shedding precious blood, aud at last risk that
which a sovereign Should only stake for the in.
dependence Of his country re have stopped,
it was neither through weariness orcxhaustion,
nor through abandoning the noble cause which
desired TO serve, but the interests of France.
felt great reluctance to pat reius upon the ar.
dor OF our soldiers, to retrcnch from my pro-
gramme the territory from the Mincio 10 the
Adriatic and to see banshed from honest hear IS,
noble decisions and patriotic hopes In order
to serve the Independence of Italy, made war
against the mind Of Europe, and as soon as the
destiny of my country might be endangered,
made peace. Our efforts and our, sacrifices
have they been merely losses? No. We have
a tight TO be proud Of this campaign, We have
vanqulShed an army, numerous, brave and well
organized. Piedmont has been delivered from
invasion, and Der frontiers have been extended
! 10 the Mincio. The idea of an Italian national.
ity has been admitted by those who combattcd
iii; most all the sovercigns of the Peninsula
comprehended the wants of salutary reforms
Thus, after having given a new proof of the
military power of France, the peace concluded
will DC prolific of happy results; the future will
every day reveal additional cause for the happi,
ness of Italy, the influence of France and the
tranquility of Europe.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03

E77-7Ae Union Sunday School of Centre
Wheeling will have grand excursion to Glen
Easton and back, on Friday the 18th inst
Glen Easton is situated on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, about twenty three miles from
this city, and is fine place to spend day in
the manner proposed. See notice in another
column
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03
LlNsLEY INSTITUTES
MHEEIING IN


LARGE and commod;ous Building, Tia the central part
"a Of the city, being completed, the Trustees Tar.
pleasure in announcing that the above Institution WjiTh.
opened on the first Monday Of September next 80
JAMES PAlLL, A. NJ, PrinCipal.Y
GEoRGE p. LOCKWOOD. A. NJ, Associate = @'''''.A
Inc CLASSICAL Department win sbe the control
OF the PRINCIPAL and viii embrace following branches
to VIZ: The Latin and Greek augua ges, most
approved authors in eHCh ElocutOn. torfc Logic Nor
Al science Mental Philosophy, English ar and Com,
positions History Ancient and Modern; Geoprapty Phvs
cal and Poltical Evidences Of ChrIstianIty hIcR St
Its Geography and Chronology COnstitntions
The MATHEMATICAL Department will be Under The cor
10 W.T. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Carp.S. TIL.
9nometry, Surveying with Of irstruln, MIS- NaSd
SaNisat9n Natural Philosophy, Cheuaisiry, AZ, rn,op,y
BotanE OWL Engineering, Photography Physiology and
bookkeeping. = = = ~ $50
large and extensive assortment Of Philosophical and
Cheancal globes, charts uncirI ma
modern, have heeu provided varied and nterCsr
experiments aud Illustrations will be given In come rnI
with different branches Of study. lI
as te earnest desire of the gentlemen CHI rye of NJ,
institution TO furnish advantages for eiucRtin equal la
nose cnoySu In any community, and to train the ciarac
eroi Youth Tor usefulness in life. ta7F7# DOS
1Rerc VIII be two sessions of Eve each in a wear
commencing on the First Mondays September aud PSb
kA1FS cF TUITION. $15 per session the lower and So
per se.son for the Classics and higher branches IN
" Mr. LorEwood (eenY stranger city, a nd here.
t4'"S resInent OF New York; It ror.r Ia say,
that he is distinguished graduate of Prjrrc,,7 fsts,
NeW Jersey, and an experienced Instructor. r
jy1;-1m q JACOB P.4s,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03

.lsa Ib9ut some OLD AcquGintGnceS.-T is
.,D,. what an influence different ATTITUDES
So noon the political and social sentiments of
~. For instance man may go from here
-, narrow minded and one idead views upon
y. lin, Questions of politics, and the moment
~ cats his foot upon the free. soil of western
c.,,. he u4dergocs complete political meta
,,or,hosis, and in the short space of a few
,,,.t, we Gud him promulgating notions.
,sroosh public channels, decidedly at variance
Nth those he entertained and expressed whilst
u This latitude. a number of exchanges now
an car ia bic, audwhch are conducted by former
citizens Of this place, bear US out in this. We
lave also known men with liberal and anna.
realty bold views of public policy, who, upon
leaving this somewhat congeniaI latitude, and
rolng to the State of Georgia on a nutmeg pere-
g,iaaton have experienced complete con-
yicOn and become confirmed proselytes to the
popular notions Of the land in which thew have
pitched lhcir tcnts. They have gone so far as
to write songs in the Georgia newspapers and
sonpcts in young ladies' albums, denouncing, in
rhyme. the people of their native country as
'PaIaye'ing Yankees, all jack knife and Jaw,
with souls small enough to dance jig on a
c,55age seed and leave room for the liddler."-
To casual observer this would seem like a
.srere lack of honesty, combined with the most
ate0sc toadyism-Hke as if the natural feelings
Il gratitude and honest principle which ought
to inlabt good mans heart, had been crowd
dcGt by lOw-spirited tiunkeyism and desire
% make money. We say it would seem like
Ills, tut We are assured that the change is at.
.butabIc solely to the atmosphere of the par
.cuIar latitude. We are at loss 70: philosophy
support the fact. While We are hunting
snrseIves up, those whom the shoe may chance to
it can wear it, and let US know by letter, OF
otherwise, whether or not it pinches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-03

CINctNNATl, Aug. 2.-Horace Mann, a Pro-
lessor in Antioch College, died at Yellow Springs
at half past four this AFTERNOON.