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From Washington,

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The President has
rendered the Central American mission to
Hon. S. NJ. Darlington of North Carolina,
formerly NJ. c. and Minister to Spain. 1t is
thought he will decline it.
The news of European peace prospects pro
duced much qualification in the government
official and diplomatic circles.
The Commissioner of Patents designs leav-
ing Washington next week, to be absent about
two months.
Important dispatches from Minister McLane
were received to-day by special messenger.
The sloop of war Savannah is going to be
sent to the Gulf of Mexico.
The navy department has received dates as
late as May %, from our vessels on the Bra
I'll station. All of them were in the River
Plata off Buenos Ayres, and in view of the
unsettled condition of affairs, it was deemed
advisable to keep them there.
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Remains of Mr., Choate,

ST. JOHN, N. b., July 21.-The remains Of
the late Hon. Rufus Choate, have arrived at
this place, en- route for Boston, where they
will arrive tomorrow noon.
EAsTPoRT, July 2lst, 2 p. M.-On arrival Of
the steamer Eastern City, with the remains of
Rufus Choate on board, minute guns were
fired, bells tolled, and flags displayed at hall
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New BEDFORD, July 2l.-The ship Allan
tic, Silva, cleared at this port yesterday, for
the Indian Ocean, was seized to-day by the
United States government, on suspicion Of
going on Il voyage for slaves to the Coast Of
Africa. A steam-tug is alongside to tow her
hack tn mort
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FREE INSTRUCTION

shall, offer fl. following chance, for
FREE INSTRUCTION
In the following branches, to witt
English Grammar, Greek Language and Lit
Spelling, French Language and Lit
Arithmetic, German Language and Lit
History, Piano Forte instruction,
Bookkeeping two lessons per week,
Commercial Correspondence Engineering with practice,
Navigation, Surveying, with practice
Astronomy with Lectures Chemistry, with Lectures,
Parliamentary Rules, Geometry,
Intellectual Philosophy, Trigonometry,
Constitution OF United States Physiology.
History of English Litera- Botany,
Zoology, Natural Philosophy,
History Of Civilization, Synonyms,
study of ang Words rootto ddogie
Musical Composition Elements of Criticism.
Latin Language and Litera Elements of Scientific Ag
ture, riculture.
for term or more in the above studies, viii be
instructed without cost
ONE YEAR,;
to be decided by draft the 27th of August Term begins
3lst of August)
of the second twelve students instructed THREE
quarters.
of the third twelve students instructed free for TWO
quarters
of the fourth twelve students instructed free for ONE
quarter.
ENTRY BOOK
now open for names at College Hail. NO payments re-
CURED until day Of drGft.)
EVENING CLASSES
for males and females will be formed at this College,
where LIBERAL COURSE of study can be entered
upon, and the student allowed to select AS MANY
BRANCHES FROM THE ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, OR
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS as he or she may de
sire, for
TEN DOLLARS PER TERM.
Evening Students will have the same advantages in
Teachers for each department and Apparatus the Day
Students.
of the FIRST TEN evening students instructed free of
charge three quarters.
OF the SECOND TEN students instructed free of charge
two quarters.
of the THIRD TEN students instructed free of charge
one quarter
Tuition 800 per Term $50 per Year. for Day Students
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BERAGES, BERAGE ROBES,
MUSLINS AND MUSLIN ROBES,
ABOUT HALF PRICE.

All Berages reduced in price.
All Nluslins reduced in price.
All Prints reduced in price,
All Ginghams reduced in price
All Cottons, all Flannels, all Linen Goods, all Furnish
ing Goods all Cassmeres Cloths and summon Stahe all
Hosiery, Gloves, Embroderes, Small Wares &c, all
Brants, Marseilles Check and Plain Ca brcs and
White Goods of every description to be closed GU
during this sale at prices that WiH do it.
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MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-
.Is1 TER-TIlE GREAT STRENGTHENED and PAIN

DESTROYER
The and cheapest household remedy in the world,
Simple and pleasant in its application certain and efec
its results beautiful scientific, external
tive applicable the relief of pain at all time in any
part the human SYSTEM and under all circumstances.
If you put this Plaster anywhere if pain there, the
Plaster will stick there until pain vanished The Plas
ter magnetizes the pain away and pain cannot exs-
where this Plaster is applied.
Rheumatism, Lameness Stiffness, Weakness, Debility
Nervousness, Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Coughs and Colds,
Pains and Aches of every kind down to Cos,
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and with little patience,
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magical influence Of
the Magnetic Plaster 1t is the simplest sures safest
peasanest and cheapest remedy in existence. Its app
cation is Internationally to the strong man, the deli
cate woman and the feeble infant To each and all 1t will
prove balm and blessing. Its is agreeable, and
without annoyance trouble Its price is within reach
of ALL rich poor; all may have it, and all should have
1t, who are sick and suffering in any way.
nsR~ Farmers should be always supplied with this in
valuable PLASTER II will be the good physician in and
household, ready at all times and at instant notice.
Put up in oir-tlght tin boxes Each box will make six
to eight plaster and any child spread them Price,
% cents bottle with full and plain directions
d. G. MoREHEAD, NJ. D.,
Inventor and Proprietor ~ Walker street, n. Y.
M0RElIEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by al
Druggists in every city, town, and village of the United
States. aplJ WHY diff ng
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Mnrkets-Nnw YonK, July q.

COTTON q lc higher; sales $500 bales; mddling up
lands at l2c,
FLOUR-Recepts 1881 bbs; sales 6400 bbs State and
Western dull and l5 S5c lower; unsound $3.50 $50;
super 81 so a 40 extra state $500 "a $40; round
hoop Ohio SIS "a 525 for old and $3.50 90 $50 for fresh
ground; common TO good extra Western $3.50 "a $40;
Southern ddu and lower sales $50 bbs; mixed to good
S5,25 % $50; fancy and extra 500 90 g.
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HO! FOR THE HITE
IL MOUNTAINSI


IF N q U liz = i o z!
The Undersigned having completed his arrangements
Is prepared TO offer to the citizens Providence and
Rhode Island generally, an opportunity to visit the
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
a very cheap rate of fare Ordinarily the cost of A
trip to this world renowned mountain scenery great
that many are denied the privileges but by the present
themselves ofhe opportunity POSSIBLY be offer
EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold at the low price Of
EIGHT DOLLARS,
which will ente the holder to a passage to and from
Lteton over the Providence and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua, Concord Manchester and Lawrence and
the Boston, Concord and Montreal and White Mountains
Railroads, constituting of the pleasant trips BY
cure tickets which will be available go on any day
sg and 5 t ge MggS a sn @ on Monday July rs
the ADORE date, ending August Is giving passengers am
the route visit every object OF interest upon and in
the vicinity of the MOUNTAINS
Persons leaving Providence by the 20 NJ train reach
Plymouth the same day O'clock, At this point
GXcaTon1s!s VIII nd most sxSesnt
BuRNAM Proprietor on exhibiting their tickets Or if
and make trip over the Lake Wnnipsiosee to Centre
Harbor thirty miles in the steamer Lady of the Lake.
morning, or at any day subsequent arriving back at
Weirs in time to connect with tile train for Little
By ne same evening to the CRAWFORD House, SEQ, or
eendnF 6TST tRs of departure for as
Arrangements are made by which passengers holding
excursion tickets will be taken from Lteton by stages
at reduced rates The proprictors of the above named
oes nave also consented to reduce rates of fare the
Passengers leaving Providence at AS A. M reach Com
cord the same evening and will find magnificent enter
tainment at PHENlX HOTEL at reduced rates. proceed
next morning at 1890 a. NJ and reaching Plymouth at
O'Clock, dine and arrive at Plymouth and Crawford
or Profile Houses the evening.
Passengers leaving Providence by the 420 p NJ. train
remain at Worcester night leave the next morning
at $40 A. NJ, and reach MOUNT WASHINGTON same
evening.
EXCURSION TICKETS
will be for sale at the Ticket Office of the Providence and
Worcester Railroad in Providence AMI the several
stations on the line. JOHN KENDRICK.
Providence July 10, 1889 d3w jv2I
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on WEDNESDAY, the nth, there will bea
GRAND PRIZE REGATTA

general competition. N' r ~ oPei "
LIST OF PRIZES.
FIRST RACE.-For Single Soul Wineries. ds.o,co .-
miles, First Prize, $50; Second Prize sl5 ~ wv
SECOND RACE.-For Four-Oared Boats. distance tb-o.
miles First Prize, S75 Second Prize $50 ~
THIRD RACE.-For Six-oared Boats; distance TIRES
miles First prize, Sl0O; Second Prize, SIS ~
Entries for the City Regatta must be made before
o'clock, =: NJ, on Tuesday, July %, with STEPHEN
SALISBURY, Jr Worcester.
Special trains will be over the Boston and worces-
ter Railroad, between the Foster station and the
Lake. on the DAYS of the Regatta.
Per order of Committee Of Arrangements.
iNl4 lr-
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Amusements.
q COLLEGE UNION
REGATTA

The annual contest between the Boats composing the
1olge MON Fleet, will take place Lake Qunsga-
n oIii IN Worcester on TUESDAY, JULY rs, at u
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Hleoitines, dc.

SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
~ has been used by thousands during the last twenty
years. and handsome reward is offered for the of
any individual who has used it without decided
advantage. 1t fails to perform all that 1t processes
1t will certainly rheumatism, Lumbago Neuralgia,
Tic DOloureuX, Nervous Headache Sore Throat Piles,
Sprans Bruises, and all external injuries and is
ranted to do it.
Give it a trial. Price, 25 cents. For sale by DAVID
SCOTT, and all Druggists. div jy2l
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500 STEEL HOOP SKIRTS,

Ladies' Misses, and Chdrens sizes, at prices that will
expose all profits.
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TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
A PAUSE IN THE WAR.
HOPES OF PEAC Gle.

THE AFFAIRS OF HUNGARY.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO Cs1E DAILY EsTELLsGi HCEIs
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.

WAsntSGroS, May 12.-The Territorial over.
land mail route bet" cen Neo>hu, Missouri and
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and between Kan
SaS, Missouri ard Stockton, California, which
were let to cor.trac: last Year, have been discOn
timed; 10 take effect from thc LIST of Jnly mex.
The failure oc Congress to make tbs usu1i
appropriations Cor the Post Office Department,
tie interruptions Of the mails, mostly By the
presence of hostile Intans along the lines, ana
the consequent reduction OF mail matter to Il
comparatively insignificant amount, are the
reasons alleged for the diScontinuanco OF the
overland service
Private dispatches from Mexico, received at
New Orleans by the Tennessee and tvirgrathed
to this city, represent the prospects of the Lib.
erals for taking the City Of Mexico emcour
aging The efforts of Mirauon to raise money
in Europe on the church property consider
cd futile in view of the hostile condition of
affairs On that condition the capture of the
City Of Mexico by the Constitutionuii>tS is CON
sidered merely as question OF time.
MEXICO, 2d.-Miramou had dccreci that all
the Gulf ports shall be closed to foreign com
unercc. Guadnlsiara has been taken by the
liberals. The clergy were trying TO raise forty
millions for Miramon, but 50 far were unsuc-
ceSslul.
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I5Y TEI.I.GRAIH-

NAV YORK. May ~ Flour continues advancing; zalcs
thirty thousand bbls; prices 2s45C higher; the
mariet unsettled and excited; State sells 1920 so
Ohio ard Southern at $T,ISGgS. Wins advanced laTc
sales thirty thousand bus IS red and 50 for white
Sl,I5S 50 for western r, aid $l95IG for ditto white
Corn advancsd sales :TeTe Thousand bus % j for
mixed, and 9>i.a99ie for yellow Chicago. Beef d
Yanced 25tc. PORK is buoyaut at $lT.l 41 Tor
AMI $l4 for prime. Lard buOyant ut 1lEHllE. HnSky
firm at Sue.
BALTDtoRE May 1.-THE excitement in the market
BreadsUs Is Gsir; Flour 25c
St. sells $,0 Wheat buoyaut; sales ite 81 0192
Corn has also aiTancea; yellow sells at ?jc. Provisions
Bacon sides %, held at Toe Mess Pork SlT25
Whisky 3U1s21.
PHILADELPHIA, May IL Flour haze an up
ward tendency sales thousand b-is snpcl fins at
81 80 which is further advance &C &C. ana thousand
bbS western extra ut 81 10, hid 81 the sales the
home rare - Hg5n the latter fancy
sale OF Rye Flour sold 81 80 Improvement 81 25a
Corn Meal nine hundred h5l sCid at 81. vi is
and in demand; sales 22U1 Bush red $l,1 >t
lUudrtd hush white 81 So low held higtsr Rye
and comtEsUGs 81 Com has advanced sales
thousand bus. yellow - a9oc and small lot in
"a Il. Oats have again advanced; 1850 bush pennn
soil at 5gGStc WHISKY = 1ao moving uP; sales Of OAi3
~ 6Jc.
C1HClNTA1I, May l2,-Flour uaAcr the FROM New
TlrE tec, raIIheG ChAmr C0nJhrrce advanced
hue and $3.50 rs extra the market closed win
caution tile part buyers. WLissv advanced 21c
AID demand Provisions excited and hel out Of
pretty generally under the eNcit meHt, 81
FOR Mess Pork bUt rrused Geo hts bacon sides
y 90, farther of hulk
9: Lu ere held higher the ctoSr. Lard advance
be had iI the close II char
Groc. ries quiet Without change. Money tx
| chat g. Iiscaci " premium.
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WING. MAY la, 1859.
GOAL NIA-TTERS.

Fri Sharp CHARACTERIZATION to .Slrindle
,..,!s .Eerehaats-Day before yesterday o
"a s,r,wi looking, middle-aged man, went
.se Dry Goods House of Boyd & Co., Mon,
al ard after examining closely the goods
.r.r,a purchased bill amounting to some
'.' IKE four hundred dollars. He then left
To,.. stating that he would return in
,i,ee, lie manifested surprising knowl-
l.,.of the dry goods trade, and was thorough
,..,..sd uD in reference to the different quail
,i ,,oe,!s, their COST the terms used to
.,,,jn, them, aud all the minutia of the
,,ss. He said lie belonged t. the firm OF
II Davis L Co, Washington, Pa, and when
"A, the store some Of the attaches, never
Zinc heard Of such . firm, mutually agreed,
..e consultation, to at least eye him with
,i..a. Upon the return Of the stranger he
,,,.y.d lot Of silk handEerchiefs, a piece OF
.,,. and some other articles, amounting in
,,,oa to about forty dollars, TO be tied up and
com, oyer to Tallant & Deleplains, where he
ia L., wanted to pack them with lot he had
,,,,.f,,ed at the last named place The goods
,.,r. .s,cn over as directed, and the employees
If the store agreed to watch the motions of the
,.n,rba,er. Somehow or other he succeeded in
,.,.po, their notice, called at TalIant & Della
pains, got the bundle and went up street, as he
aid, 20 pack them elsewhere lie has not been
seen since, and Boyd & Co. are losers to the
tune of $40, There is no such firm as 81 f.
Davis * Co., in Washington, Pa, and the man
j.. Of course, a swindler, and pretty sharp
ont. TOO, possessing the advantages, evidently,
Of long experience in jobbing house to
ISIS. lin in his fraudulent designs. He
Tough, several hundred dollars worth of goods
:. Store < Thomas, and as much more at Tai
lar; Dslaplain's, but fortunately did not sue
es.i in getting them away, though he did not
i. the opportunity pass without Il trial. He
Va, able TO name the cost Of every piece OF
...s in the house, and is said to be very
rose buyer. 40 man ever bought cheaper
b.., than did this swindler, and the bundle
which lie carried off WAS sud to him at par
r.,.4r low figure.
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~ 10 Isdrsss-A young woman appeared
lco,c Nd. Duty, day before yesterday, and
marc cath charging young INA" with being
the father OF IN Legitimate child of which she
YVES recently dcligc:el. Ihe parties ali reside
tere. y short time previous to the birth of the
child, the woman removed to Ohio but returned
tat!js city directly afterwards. In consequence
Of the chila's being born in Ohio the rePuted
father cau1.,t he arrested here and the woman
la, no redress, except to sue the seducer for
breach Of promise, which wo0ld be useless rs
Il. is worth nothing ia pecuniary way.
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COMM. ERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

IiRooAS-Con,ao2 81 !. a az
BUrTsR--Il kegs ~.
BuC6ETS-AIAriett:l S9G2,:5
CHs:sE-Wcstsrn Reserve lGc;
CAHDLss-Fail1w ui6uE Il; dip %; star 2S sperm 40
CaPFsE-jtY., s.; Rio I21l Els.
ELrhCR-slpsrlne $j,5gi Extra 100
WHAT lIcz:oI5g,.
RVE-90.
C0Ra- IS.
t'AhLgY-G'.
ONGs-52 szJ5.
FttTTERs--4us14:5e scarce.
glsHlr44 sI4 l.rsLags So MaessrsINO. s12to 1ex.
Fcks-IsLccoOn 3uGB3T5Ic.
G.&SAXG So
mAv-Cloyer ; ton 5000; Timothy. 5000
IoPs--TGsS, doll.
LINE-LpuIsviiIe 1,5092. TO-
MoLAssEs- jrirLuS 40; Sug;r House 45c.
Golden SYRCP-Gh.
NAyALoroRsa-r erpentinv7cis tar st}f@5.
NAILs-'jil fur iui.
RAGs-:13JG, dull.
EIcE-5g COX.
S;EpS-FIaXsrcd i2J; Clover 81.
S1sP-Casiiic per lb I55El6; common 55I6.
SrGHss-N"w ORLEANS TJ4@as5 HID. sIG$3z in Dbl.
S%CFF-Scotch %; Rappee 22a26
TEA-GunpoWier y2Iu; Imperial 43G65 Tyson 80 Iuc;
touching 25G3Uc; OoioEg @547J
ToBACco-6twists u; I'VE roll 2l9:s.
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- Uog4I@ Youug 71iy:--A Young
'osas was yesterday caught in the act Of steal
ing patent hooped skirt from the awning post
in front of Main street dry good store He
was eu'Tsd petty rudey aud talked to like a
'sFna" relative" after which lie explained
''ai ne waited the skirt for Il dip net with
witch to catch 'uinnows" for the fishermen
u HE CREEK, Of which nc made business
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s7zEyGuS Coin,-Wc are informed by those
VINO are 50 happy as to handle money OCCASION
a'E--''e rarely see any, and have almost come
% regard it as a myth-that there are now in
STe4'atIo;' two very ingenious counterfeitS, the
''te>t Of which is the $3.50 piece. They are
sid to 0c well executed and very difficult to
detect
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NV YomK, May 12-Paul Morphy, the
Chess King, who arrived yesterday in the Per-
sia, played several games last evening at the
roouls Of the n. Y. Chess Club, winning every
game. He will remain in the city u month, and
Then proceed TO Now Orleams.
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T-ilsE Sale

10y Tirr~ Of iroin Henry HOES 20 tn~
ID un i,T-I=ze- sth uy, lSs4- as. diy rcrortgi
III % Ia County Court a. thi cuu-E
ia d.. -, - -, li, al iH i.'-' ''-.E q
C,isrJ House ia tia city O. l=-!'.=, G. - <-i ~
tie s-st ta--r 81 - Ife 10 ~ -
orr 4rctIzDf lend -Esfe o.. ~. l. i. - ing
at--. ~, g-s Es,-rt j 81, vi lrt Of
;ri.-t. .-:.rs.a-g t.r,e iut scE,, tSIr= tt=-
NOR. ~ .Gsz ~ ctl-E grt-l t-fS b . -alSs
Ghg,p =; t-.a The sane tro t-.s GO - ! El'
lien h. E-<l-rElS E,lss-
pa s1l1 Interest rerse= ~a i1.S az. d g
cf..l- Of gle. ready Sst e. tie u
l,ln- - Ie8guiI.c tt % wis ts us; : ~ "
TrEl 5-r ts-li, Ir3r sll 80 its tttaf-s -.-
the Isl tt - Agr ISL Ifv u:is 30 - rvt-i-f -l'
80 p't-Ll.-s- honey sfal- b. r.s-1 iu .rti
aS',- ~ siFEsn CALM r. l. tru-tst-
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ST. Lo,r<, May 12-rhe river continues to
reeede Ut this point, The Illinois and Missouri
are falling. The Upper Mississippi is rising
from St. Paul to kcoilGk. Weather saowery
and WNlln.
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80 : - s.iFEEn CALM fII. 1ra-t.r.


- virtue T-l 5r from nav'' %cr tsr ard
;I-.Ll NicvrIr MS ~ r.. D.. atr o. e i-ih ~ e..
Ortor iSs5, sieIy d-d in Ohio County C.u't
C-TSis ntiae, ailgii or Siff,fg TIE l-j-- 90 " -
l~54. htfrrgt.s IL Arfa U,4rCE 1 " rF" ~ q" s-a
~ dt =. fos DOR cC tie t,t A0dr C- On. rus -
lGhl5c highest ami blst i4LeE Sc
fglaiE .routr that il So. part cr ifa . ~ IT,
"t uLu.t-.-o - situated N hssi .ice 81 I'f.i
street tr q at Ir: = Tile ctv Wh,riu, Ohio county;
Virginia. Ia uI ~ Nsagg sial.lile and John FOX a'
6Dunle. oiivss- y.t shining It Andrew e.
W=>- side OF = street, ttEtS tc Tom ttr
CORE Of an alley th"Ies %"stl trt sN FIT :" 'he 10,
Iurs-T,,i 49,, thtHce I ii line Cf sEd lot tgEH--td
West rGrtir-d ~..l feet T. alley
H. with saiI a y Sgu ii.rfN--tN ct i" satt 4 s
line. thence saii lu= E=sT iuuSS 81
mt rryrE.'r-t N" Get 20 O. o. - -ffsi.E-.
rERvs SALE.t'Ur-'irU II the purchase T1"r > :"
paid gI-! . \cyeu h., 'sS9,
t'.t The 1t Day Ss r-r' r, 100, Nii' ia
deferred is:allar1 tAr Gay 80 -ze'
the Tite be Ersarei until The whole q tie Fu'c-se
=, stall i-1v- hem fufiy paid
Ss!iiu. - tee shall convey he purchaser CUiy
such ttl= Ye=IsG H. sasA deed {. rust
JANIS :. WHEAT, Trustee
GEO WICEUNNI, auCti0ncCr. a-i%-tc
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

~ Paonography This new and truly phil
osophic method Of writing the English and all
other language by an alphabet composed Of
Signs that represent the sounds Of the human
voice For all tie va:ied purposes for which
writing is required, Photography saves FIVE
siStbs of the time and labor insePnrable from
the use of the present lengthy system, while for
reporting sermons lectures, debates, &C., it
combines more than the brcvity of short hand
with st least the legibili;y of the Common long
hand; yet snch is the simplicity ofthc art, arts.
ing from the truthrulncss of the principles on
which it is based that a perfect acquaintance
with it can be attained in one month, by an
hours daily practice.
CLASSES FOR PRIVATE TUITION.
lat the residence of Pupils, If desred.I
Por Course of Private Instruction 500
For Private Parties OF Three. 400
For FfIFAte Parties OF Ten $40
To meet at Mrs Billiards next house 10 the
Washington Hall, on Market St.
The above Terms are for course Of Eight
Lessons in GPhonctic Short hand and Verbatim
Reporting, (each of one hour) by attending
which, perfect knowlcdgc OF the art is acquired
I. Size
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
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.a- irguitial er' Hiss 5tsmart.-We men
timed some months ago that Miss Rachel
Stewart had been arrested in Bearsyil!e, below
,..is city, charged with numbering her newly
boru ntant Last week SIZE was put upon Trial
III Wooistiei, and after very short absence
the jury returned verdict of not guilty. The
evidence showed that the body of the child had
been disposed of as alleged, but failed to show
Tat sAc committed the murder. She is said to
be rough sensual woman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

ClacixNAr1, May 12-River fallen , inches;
now feet l inches water in the channcl.-
Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

PITsnrnou, May l2.-Rive~ ! feet Q inches
by pier mark, falling. Weather clear and warm.
The steamer Me!nost was sold to-day to Capt.
r. Calhoun, Cor 81. GOO