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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
EMARRTEp.

By. tho Rev g. DatteIle on the evening of tho 9th
inst at the residence of tho brides father,
Wills Marshall CO., Va, Rev. SAMUEL r. DAWSON,
Of the Western Virginia Conference, to Miss REBEC
CAJ. GALbAFIER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29

-
THERE has been invented an instrument
which bids fair to be of great value. 1t is
called grain meter, and is so constructed
as to weigh and discharge every kind OF
grain with entire accuracy, without the ut
tendance Of any person, numbering, with
out the possibility of fault. every bushei
or fraction of bushel measured by it;
aud this with more certainty, and with a
nearer approach to precise results, than can
be done by any other method. A wheat
dealer in order to know the contents of. a
bin ofgrain, has but to draw it on through
this machine, whichis selfopcrating night
and day, aud when the whole is dischaPpS
ed he finds the result as plainly marked
on the register of the machine as the time
of day on q clock dial.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29

FI'O FARMERS AND oTHERs.--
"Howess three ton Scales platform feet by IL
ieet, 10 weigh lOldet teams. These Scales require a
pit Of only twelve inches. Tie cost Of preparing
domination Is onethifl less than any other Sealc in
use. Price one hundred dollnrs. Orders solicited.
ttI4 PrE.fu ILDRETI RIO,
oeSs.-nsA - i. fs1syrlr Agents.. 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29

"A photographers in Boston is said to be
quite busily employed in taking the photo
graphs of gentlemen on cards These are
to be left on New Years calls. so thot.tbe
ladies caaa show the faces, as wellNas the
names Of their callers, to their friends
We should doubt whether that would
always be desirable. The autograph is
sometimes hnndsomer than the portrait of
q visitor. And then wicked. bachelor
has suggested that, as the Indians care
not for the beauty but only for the num-
Der of the scalps which they take, SO the
ladies, who have the New Years ambition,
care less for Showing the faces than for
giving the number of their callers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
From the n. y. Post

The National Committee of the Repub-
| lican party has issued its call for the Pres
idential Convention of the next year. We
printed it yesterday, and we need not say,
with pleasure. It is written in liberal
but firm tone, becoming tl,o esroat party
from which it emates, and the noble cause
which it supports. Addressing not only
Republicans, but the Peoples party OF
Pennsylvania, the Opposition party of New
Jersey, and all opposed to the corruptions
of the Administration and the extension
Of slavery, it presents the leading issues of
our politics in few words. The rights OF
the statcs,zthe equality of allacitizcns, the
necessity for rigid economy, and the SUI
premacy of the Constitution are the prin-
ciples of the Republicans, us here set forth.
One prominent fact brought out by our
recent political history, which is the con-
version of the democratic party into an
aYowed disunion party, is distinctly noticed
in the call. 1t asks all patriotic citizens
to mark with their hostility and contempt
the dangerous policy which this desperate
party has inaugurated-a policy which
seeks to change our government from a
government of laws and the ballOt-boX
into government of factions impulses and
bayonets. For seventy years we have
thriven to q degree unexampled in the his
tory of free nations, because we have so
resolutely adhered to the peaceful deter
limitations. of the vote. But it is now pro-
posed by the leaders of the democratic
| faction to supersede this safe and salutary
practice by the violent methods of tho
South American republic. All right
thinking, pence-loving, really democratic
members of society will rally to the STAN
dard OF the Republicans, in order to re-
Duke the anarchical scheme. 7N
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
DlIHDS

.SyAI. G. KIMBERLY; ST., aged SO years, foil dead
while0t work in his shop yesteFiay morning.
Tho friends of the family Will please attend his
funeral, which will start nom the residence of his
son. on John street, between Sixth and Seventh to-
morrow CFriday) at 1 = O'Clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29

A REPORT hasybcen circulating around
among the Newspapers for sometime, to
the, effect that 4 ship recently sent out to
Liberia, under the auspices OF 1uv hmor;-
can COLONIZATION Society, 7swith.cmigrants
for that Colony, had after landing there,
proceeded to the Congo river, and there
taken return cargo of slaves. As the
report is calculated to do the Colonization
Society much harm, it is highly proper
that the matter should receive explanation.
The agents of the McDonough estate,
who had in charge the transportation of
the slaves emancipated by the will of that
wealthy millionaire, procured passage for
them in the ship Rebecca, which was
bound for Africa, They no doubt knew
nothing of the destination Of the yesses
inter her landing in Liberia, and had no
control over her movements after the vow
age for.whtch they had}engaged her. The
reasons which influenced them in the
choice OF the vessel were those Of econo-
my, as it was much cheaper than could
'have otherwise been afforded. The colo
nization Society, we are reliably Informed,
advised different mode of transportation,
but Of course they had no control over
agents who were acting under will, in
dependently of the Society.
Thus t will be seen that the Coloniza-
ton Society deserves none of the reproaoh
sought to be cast upon it. we would be
sorry, if it should suffer from such unjust
reports.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
NEW AND CHEAP
GROCERY AND FEED STORE

M7ILLIAM LUKE, 80 MARKET SQUARE, HAS
w just opened new Family Grocery and
Feed store, where may always be found the most
choice assortment of all kinds of Groceries and Pro
ducc generally, which he offers to tho public on the
ulost reasonable terms. dcc2D-1m
The TVhce1lngf& belmont Bridge Coz
yFIlIE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
i ElS Of this Company will be held in tho Grand
Jury Room In the Court House Of Ohio county, on
the election Of Managers for the ensuing term Of
Office, and for other purposes.
dec2G-td EDN. III, FITZIIUGIf Clerk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
DID. HaYes & %.
LIGHT CARRIAGES ANDHkRNES!

csE.@A LOCATION IN TIE ATIIES FUN
9G497a- building. corner Market john streets,
Opposite tho Custom House, Wheeling Va. Always
on hand Carriages Of superior workmanship, warran
ted to give satisfaction. Also, work built 10 order of
the latest styles and improved PATTERNS Mt the
lowest market rates. nylS-1y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
F FURNISHING G0.N.NS

of almost every article used in IIO,lso stem, It ~
Hotel Furnishing. My Stock of n ECV WAL
PAPER is large and well nssortc cd and will -
nOv6 No. 143 Main St Wheeling yo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29

81 FOR R1SNT.--TLc Office over the Citi-
zOns' Deposit Bank now occupied l,y Caldwell &
Fesler Possession given lst April, 1850. Apply ut
the Savings Bank Of Wheeling. to
deceit S. I. MILDRETII. Treas,r.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29

soNE-of the Dehocratic papers say that
Y is the fault of the Republicans that tho
House is y organized. We suppose that
1ney thakswith Mr. ceehraue that IL the
KeppbllssnszWoGld only vote. for the Dem
oeratle1 candidate, a Speaker would at once
3 CHOSEN WSsRhmit. That must he SO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29


Tue sands of Gov. Wise's official life
are fast,running out. "A dayior two more
aud the gubernatorial Jupiter, Tonans be-
comes simple. citizen, What. will he. do
foriexcitemeut to keephis system in order2
The exodus of the medical students has
happily given him an iopportunity for one
more demonstration. What can he do
now2 We do not know, unless he gives
his days and nights to the Richnond En-
Quiyer. And even that paper is becoming
less stirring since the Charlestown army
has Dispersed Even Homer sometimes
mods, and Mars is not always in armor.A
The Governor might, pcrheps, read his
speecbesand letters. They are stimulat-
ing and are long enough to give him con-
slant employment. .=z.......
: Tue Administration men. in Congress
are getting desperate and reckless over: the
failure of all their plans to elect a Speak
,er out of their own number. The tele-
graphic reports of yesterday show that
they are transferring portion of their at
tentious from the heresies of the Renubli-
cans, to those of the South Americans
Mr.. Rust, of Ark, avows his Willingness
to unite on South American. Cox, of
Ohio, is not willing. He says he is s'not
nnegotiabIo"-o very laughable thing for
Cox to say. He says that the South
Americans are s'nOt only opposed to. the
doctrines of the Democratic party, but to
civil and religious libcrty."
This will probably wind up. the nego
tiations Of Humphrey Marshall. onT, onSI,o
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A Frame DWELLING.

containing eleven and many conYenicncGs
to the same. Also Horse and Cow Stables Carriage
md Wagon Houses, Feed and To9l Houses Lime and
Wood House and other SllelS for Turning Utensils.
Also A GOOD TENANT HOUSE, with
YNr1l Nrces aud ShruDherY. Also.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
BOARDING

"A GENTLEMAN ANDLADY. OR TWO s1NGLl
IA gentlemen, DC accommodated viii, We'll tul
nshed room in private family by cnqniring at Iii
Office. deco
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
Yaluable Farm and CountrY Sen

of Apples. Pcars Dwarf and stNndard), Choir -
RIGS, Peaches Plumba, Ounces, Ncctarines &g$5SS
and AppricOts, about three to four thousand fsSSS
trees, III good state of cultivation, planted
out and years ago. Also, GRAPES. Half al acrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

TEE ouRrAeE Ar BaowxsvIlLr.-m, ID
sasos % NE bsownsvins Piag, vhs - nov Z
New osl<sns, ays thsrs 4 . hasA q IT, n~s.C
h.p1ii - DFewnsvfIis = ~ susnbse a - -
<eomea. nd iscrsssinx Their object heinS -.
sssl plundef. fkan 40 entor1sined skst 49, SiiI
oSn nleNnssilis- Familto N Assing IN the
- N eecse0ueaoe - ~, = y
.,as me es sss,sss ,,,Pssss.s 81 r..
70 coDcquenee q t. hcf heconin~ rnc~, ~
49, - - euuaws hsd ne IN - city : ~
Sae.s = 49, sc ssns.mpsd $50 ~ rfth 1afte -
rspnst.G, ~ nnale e wkic sSs.,S =. ~ 49, ~
,,sg g .< sisy lsFgessnSs.ss e sses1s - ~
y - -1eo - t9e sl1lek. q Il - 49, 49,
49, 49, sfj ts,s 1sss ss.1lss . asSss1 g
49,, - 4tfp9cels9 coadition ~ ~ - 49, ae
seaoene ~ ne withdrswal q their roos~ v-r.S'.$
peooeciy fosoe then 70 taks up ssns tbenseivs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

10 Adviees from salt Lake City ere to - IAN
VII Lord Robert 6rosvenor bod reached de dtv
aad len % sesss ~ chtsa, ~ way q ne Ppeisc.
Eopssing e reoaia fsw months In callesiis.
80 hsks.sie, eoavictsd ~ fersisg Am %
,ns unlssd ss.1e Assistant Treasurer as 81 Lbsis,
hesd lasos IN u penifsntisfv. Eiier Nm IN
sss..ros .eosnes sesnaoa diEecfed a9ainst De er-
~ gsnse q wsam, ~ Uuited Stsies sSciais
The Indian: were very nssblssens - t,,dss. %
usvsless "A great emigr.sS 1870 tssjr - -
49,, 49, Gisy IA assoy, ne NV cou5em
fssit cyoP psomised ,verv veIis' ~ ~
dreaded se.reisy Of grim. The 49, ~ !. =
Ds,ssd , sssss s.nP, having sssn PAID IL fun "a
and Dan Of ever descnptioa, seipes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

THE OvikDo-B1kfLsfs aASAsnIAex IN NV
YoEx-Fsshionsbas socis<y In Gotham 10 On DE
bptoe Of expecnfioa IN regard to this sresfsiair,
Nhsh was = come OF dag rhur.dsy) n nodn..
At b. Patrick's Cathedral. The almost fsbulous
richness or the bfldes tousseau and corbrille
sno we scale Il luxury and magnihcence on
Zncn me ~rsngenents foe the weddi " hive
oeen made excite the grsafest intsscst md setsn.
aco The Sodefcso ~ Ws1nssdaT moguing -
nat very many invit.ticns have been is1ned 81
cnly the numesous fnendg and .scausints fscs., ~
her immediate circle, but also nearly an the n.
1ymen Of Oviedo now In this city have been e
4nessed e be Psesenf The same paper adle that
s1e cess 81 Tie eresents made by Senior Oticlo e.
~ nancee is rs $40, ard thst possibly n -
more than mat sum h1 been spent. ~ - 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

NJ The fshesanea have ) VIEW eurisus 80 =
catching lsb n The nbope. srkey No. ~ -
wstsr . night Win khiSs aud s 49,. ~
, Imp ii, nls ss pis ss; = 1sng 90
- sQF9e6 q - 4ttef the 4eheep,6n Hi 6e,n
.tah M kite. The shove 6vs6anfd s " !:
BE faea ssa no ash story, though Il s ssrcaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

TIE SrEAhEf Pttros:AA. cosresposdentof the
New York Herald, writing from Che Navy Yard
Al Warringtos, Florida, on The eoth nit seys: -
. The ofhcefs and crcwsf the stsamee Fulton AZ
rived last evening, snd sre furnished with quar-,
teFs IN the yard. The Marine Guard, under the
ccmmsnd OK orderly Sergeant Bowe, was marched
up 70 the barracks. a9d to That past an.
y furtaer orders CaPtsia 7 SlMms commands
Teddy the court wus convened 70 investigate
the loss Of the Fulton. From all the facts that
learn, nothing could be done better than TO run
her ashore 70 save the lives OF the crew For
years ttfefe was not such Storm In this part o.
the country the marine oasrscks came near being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

III gan. ass -e.te.v.s,l AZ s,sssa.s ssaais ;.
-. Fletxhen Hwpess Of the pablishisg heuse II
Hafpss. 4. B.otheri,. hss gene TO Europe on 4
" gfapd ton,fl auoI OF ar &: ~ az 4 g.sl
F.t"Rsv.J IN. Green and LADY, s. GU Capt, 8.
Jones y b Al; Rev. F. tfo Hassley, Bdrfing ten;
Ar!het NaPcleon. and Alex Nspoieon,f ars at
- ..,A letter from England ssy4 q the religion
sof the author Of. Adam Beaes'sa 4 The author 10
regarded a The expnent,,i ~ best form, Of the
m0dsrn acAool e. Fealism In poetry, fiction and
odlst, bat as i Think might have been surmissd
dm, the volume ftself, Spifituaiik UBitafian, Of
the earnest and belief modern school, OF which
echool Waay would seem 30 be not far nom the
Kingdom Of heaven. y. :. pre- - .lsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13
l. .s.aiiSi - 1oE VII. now ready. =
d. APPLETON 4 CO, Nos. $40 And s4s Broad
THE NEW AMERficxw cYcLop.E DfA, |

81 49, =. ,EoRMIks
A Conrplefs DiesiosAy Of General Ksoriedrs. 4
T6, 20 < vim be eabli slfed excIusitsiy 81 stb-
each conssining Is. We colui1n PAGES, and in eyte
rior aPPearance viii b at once elegant and "a bkta
otS ss Ss. ssS z ssSsS Sa ffs =
q; half kus'issextra. S4.so; each payable onds'
,S':t g ~ ,ii:s ,s:s! containing
By &o q ssGI.s kBsas,S
Engine, Fossil Fo0s Prints, BY TT. Hodge; Eli
and Qusen ElizsbesS. HIstdfy Of Ensfs1d, Pine
hssiRs ss w "a Es.5s fsssS
R z ss atSSs eth na. ASltaf Eas
Pias:: y fTofC. 6: F.ltds Ffsscs, ~ = ,AiSs @
IL Apons fssSIHe,Shlss & lIsinG men ere thoss 81
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Dr.. Frothilshen. kieherd Frothinsham, ~.
Most pf sths, Icy ,S{tielesin this voums are COP
trihgted By Prof Theophilus Parsons, Of Hsrysfd
90 turn 70 no die viisS does nos not conf IN
oar con6dsncs in the jndicionS dfstrbution Of the
work. Each astio!e seems 70 have been written by
n t!S s S SssSsi me- E seisa Z kssI..
th@ kaslisa lsse.aes @ ssokss. De .Cyoio1rdis
grs ally kurpoos tn ita value ~ references buok
any simsr compilation that has Jet been issued d
either side ofths Atiantiesr< 8
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EstAbishmens Odeon BUILDING corner 81 Pr ~
mug 90 u aneetz WAehlngton. 90 IA
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~. Moi = Arb nsEsxs 70 r,sar Aaa,r
sc1n . osslsesy psbIlshes card. n @hicS ~ :.
sssessns se.lienee : 1Vht ~ ciSoiue snd
ssr = VIII Re e s sss ss vS q. Cd
match which may h sarsrj ~. 20 . o,nd sny
80 ses w,snis ssss e eishl ss.shs ne ~.
+. ~ s*sc' - - = so@ Ssyssa whea Is hopes
a. h eStIisrY % his 5onS-r ~ ~ sslaE ia
4ouiney ~ H9eean hes vAfpSd - - ", ~
: nds, and 615ek 1ehed 9 WIZ the 49, nls
fcs this rsasea hsthinks Il HE duty . eivs -,
chance 70 whip lin. ~
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ALEXANDRIA.

!; .: ]: S: !: :: !;
"RsJ0lted, That issAns opinion Of this Board
the proposition TO dispenss with one branch Of the
CITY cosncil should smsnase nom the people. and
basineas IL desired by ths voters Of the city res
s0nAb1e number or mem, they ure unVfiiinS 40
take the Initiative In 20 grave 4 matter
{ sSsEs S9 6siGs was laid on 'asHYsy -,
Mr. Benz. Barton, whose jewelry establishment
Of xcsshes, jswelry, &c, Publishes minute de-
ward q $500 reward ~ is3 rscovsry ana he =.
~ end consictisa sfths thiefR thlsss.f u co.
brilliant wedding party came Oh nj sssning
at the esegaat snsadoi - Jshns b. D.ngssAslA,
;;s o. o. WN,s.Ainsssa &C.. = sosss e e. M.
Anson .Phelgs Dedse, Sf bsistusfs, the son Il
Wm. +. Dodge. Esq :, of the extensive house Of
feape, Dodge Co, of NSW GWk Mio Grew
soso sssiy assxssst e .as l,.e JSAa sfsx q
Esq the venerable rckspt, az this city p The
CEREMONY was performed BY the Rev, M. John
go. Of the EPiscepal Church. The bride was
an equal complement q groomsnen from Nev
fora who formed . portion 81 ? party Of thirty
Kenuemen who cane on from thai city 70 attend
The nnpiias. and who occupied twenty Ave rooms,
besides the spacious pariers at the Msnsion House
fo-dny;th whole party win visit Mount Vernon,
having chartered IL Steeper Thopas Collyer fof
hat pVfFasA The snewly-fnarried pair contem-
plate tovsto Esfopeta the csurls a afew weeks.
TIE bride, b. The way, q grsat, rand daughtsl
or The bate Renjaminl Greep, Eof Bogten, Whooe
broth9, Gardiner Green, Inpfned the sisef q
Lord LYndisursts the venerable nd 9isung nished
The theatre cldsed IL brief but proAtble season
last mig hf. withs psospsct a opening AgriA sDon
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Issns 1elesrapAss.DsuRasAingssn
WAsnIreroH, Oct. 9.1A decentralization has
been received from the British 6overnment,
hfongh Lc4 LyRns, requesting th.t fhsir e
] ! ! !
eultie b IA, En- IN - hiss and(
jut now pefesnptofy OF haughty tone with ID
80 any subject. While the Administration is
NOT NDponsibie for the act Of Gen. Harvey, IL will
strongly maintain our territorial right up 10 the
Since the project Of quick mail service to New
= 81 4 3;SX|', SIS; ~ S;I't
is::l ssf eEi ssss !SIessasf Il Il: s;
~ xA sas l ms7 ;sr; l1silS s.sss
.srs ssy :: :ssI NV z; an, sas
quicker mall ,taAtss ff1el shs t!al!ic cttiss e
infsfreds hit 7hJsi1wef rOsles| si1eaE SSfk3
would be dispensed ustah.T ssshlial rs9
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$50 CONF fEhttl4Eff S SRxY. 3Sf

ICE CREAM snd WATER ICES furnished 10
ss si = a p EaSSs %.s ;sppls
SupPefs. Ind other entertsinm furnished at tho
slortest notice and mott reasonable terms, BY
J0SEPH SCHAFFiBLp,4 /
ate OF Butcherss Confectionery, Balto. D. |
oclS I'm 3s6s street between 6 aud H.
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sparis II the Msrning Pres. sessas 8
The Cexstissssss asks % w hat win ~. Wbigs
Dor asa repsfes, n. sssrnsss sint fhsy eansst
do betssr in i6se tkan : ~ oSasddtFsSle nasbss
of then In every Stats in;tke gni6a IA IN 1854,
to Wit: join the party rAose YeAessl spssss ed
tendency, under, the cfrcumsssncss, are most
worthy Of suppsst, alskaefk tbsy maY fase ar
fered from II and even sd(npPs6sszjsf ~ ces~e
in regafis % sdbStdInnns psisa., AID sest tanes
especisllyifituisths qalY rafs deyessd e s,s 9
Consultation and The cuf0u, whose sueeee - ~
al probable.i aJfsAAlu 1a4slap AAf
The coassis.iis., alag e ceie s Fremont
says: - oak - s.isl =. $3.50 sa4IA e
"os ,ss sssss z 3 e sss ssss S'
eapdidSS 81 ne Pressdensys tAs Tsinsns = al3egt
= foS9y IN r. sssfsnsns = the gentlenaah who
ssisr :: = 800 %. g wsSl de- e
M. Fremont Hexpech 81 Desires % be TIE Repubs
hcan casd idaaes' bat u ees say that M Frsfpess
not How whesAesy ifssksd, ne wesid acespk; but
it has Pretty go0d reason . believe that hsvasld
The Asssuiss.sn is pirssed d Hotice what n
terms fs encouraging symptoms' in the fact that
the Dsnosspcy of vhglnia, II the person e Thos.
F. Goode. ESQ.,, candidate for Congress in the Pc.
tersbusE ldistzict 2 are Beginning 10 reconsides
their tadftionaF views on the subject II Internal
improvements, q while their bfethren of lfasa.
chusetts, in the person Of Mr. b. f. Bptlef. Their
candidate fx GoveFnSs, . have setaally deserted
their free-trade doctriBes and esPoused the Ptfn-
ciples ana policy Of proceed te tari8 " 2
The51nesliigmeer- denies he intimation that Y
has <n>e<ed fato an nf5an2 mt j a n0
ineat Whig st1tesman Of The West for the Presi-
dency. II ays: -. 1861 be - 2 ii.9E e
"As vpe have hssskofors. % shan we now, abide
the voice OF our brase paFty>-1rm 2iH, NE hope,
hoyever reduced-and share its fortunes, what.
ever they be - h-s' - a &c - = 4 Z ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

So LUZ AID fOUlD. ale,g
81 hEWARD-Strsyea away, on Weaassday
s a.1ts sT FL : :Hiss With lag herns: ys9
eslysred atNo III. cornsf Of Congress- Ard Dnu-
o--.oe =. yeo-te.o. 70. ocI1-st'
Sim REWARD.-Ranaway from the sul.cri-
" wv ber, living in the village Of Piscata- -
way, PInee George County, Nd ,on Satnr-, G.
so,ns Other mann He Is about I've feet eight. *
od NJ hr pig p sscnsly sd sboat ysss
efsliy xesrs = maztsehe. Theirs. arc no 'scsss er
marks on has Prrson the right arsn which, is
iwnch sma Ter than the ether ana siif In Tie siboG.
iiyinf IN he nsishtorhood Of Bfsa..evn. cSsrss
be he may ,. foand lgrkins.. He well scsssintedr "a
Weshinften city, he having becn laborer In eev~.
essl OF the brick ysFds there. Its yroIsblsS he viii
srndfayor e make his cscaPe toA free State For
the spEreheIsion Of taid negro Win give twenty.
I'VE dollar u taken in.t1s ~ ChsfIes county: CIV
collars q taken the District az Coiurbia a. ay
seyehctlang STATE. o. any &C the upper couutcs or
aus stats; and one hundred dollar II taken Ia ffe
Mno ,, I, 5esssys , tss .sy, I'm NOT
oc LIST - THOMAS II. HARBIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

IT,. MORE NEW GOODS - !.
SsI ~, s; ss;s gig
81 'ssfs 81 sss ss.o
Hset 81 c0AfiNQs. ,FANCY CASH.
= a LEE s9d vEeTING Tegsttsr 9Th :.
xIsS tSsy invite sis ssseutios q sssii fisods ssS
ee.foners' aad tie public se.ssPll{s = so.
:os,a,v 1i'issz: Nsys,: - SsS:s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

The GHEAr EAsrEnxs-eOme q the passengers
who srrived in Boston on the steamer Canada last
Saturday report thst u b not probable the Great
Eastern WIZ b In ordesto nil or Portland before
the middle Of November. Those who have seen
the mammoth vessel since the explostoa report
that the Newspaper accounts fail 10 give an ado
quate idea Of ths devastation 10 oeczsioned The
Engiish journals report that the receipts Of the
-ship range ffom a.oooto e go day; that che
sight OF - grizzlies ,end thpt TIE light
seefs ply better than passengers that this being
the case, Is would be absurd To saiiher premsssel
~ 70 Amezics. -'1a - I. = ssisg3 .as.ss.I |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-13

~ Professor Breisach, ore Of the frsk chemists
and most scientific men In New York, In COM
municztfcn 70 the N: VI Tribune explodes the
wsfer gas bubble nest efEectually, by the use Of
data which isincontrovertible, proving hat it n
only rostn gss m.ds dsspiss the water, and not
bseasss Of the water. ~ Q as a. 90