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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-31
ma 26 WALL & BARNARD Apct,


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
TOWN FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The subscribers
executors OF the lat" Gen. James Thompson, dec ID
WI expose to sale. At public auction to the hig
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of June next
on me premises, at half past O'clock p. M al the
right title and interest of said deceased an the fol-
lowing property M Georgetown. ID. &, to wit:
IaLts Of Lots Nos, 60 and 81, Old Georgetown,
WIFI Two / raIne Dwelling Houses thereon, situated
on the east side of Jefferson street.
$50 part OF the same Lots GO and 81, fronting %
leet more or less Jefferson street RUNNING had
win the line of the Canal IO7Is feet.
Also, southeast part of lot No. Isl, Beattys al
hlton ~ feet front the north side of Cav stree
ana o. le"t on the west side of Montgomery street
an an undivided third of Lot No. rs Beatty and
slide. l5l feet deep. "
Terms OF sale One third of the purchase money
l cash. ana the haahce IN two equai InSta mpnts of
SIX and Twelve months for which the purchaser vi
a required Ia give their notes bearing interest TO
be secured by q doe, at trust
Al conVeNaHcIrg at the expense fthe purcha SEES
VI the terms of Sale are not complied with Wi ain
tGrSe Gays; the property will be reSold at The risk
OF the purchases.
W H. ;. TAYLOR, JE,l Ex,tors
ma 22-eotHS
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Dr,,,By a. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
po BtlC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
- OTIS ON THE IS AvD, ON Ctr STREET WEST
~ Vlituc of the last will and testament of Hanson
barn $. deceased, and order of the Orphans =
Cont the sur scribe Will sell. on THURSDAY,
the nth day % June 1864, at o'clock D. M. on the
prenlSts, Lots NJ. II and TO- in William b. Todd
ald w Llliam III. GURnc'Ps subdivision Of Square
NO ~ fronting each D teFt8 Iuches on 9th street
west, batween south ID and streets. hy I2n feet
dep. The above property Is eiigibly situated and
rapidly enhancing in value
Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6 and u
months secured by the purchasers notes, h.a-Inz
Interest from the day of tale, with deed of trust
upon the property; and IL not compiled with in SIX
hais alter the sac tn" property VIII be resold upon
one weeks notice, at the risk aud expense Of tho
purchaser. Title made perfect
ALEXANDER LEE,
Administrator, e. 4. A,
md 2i-eo6ds A. GREEN, Auct,
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auc'ioneers
HANDSOME TWO STORY AND ATTIC
H FRAME HOUsE AND LoT on l3TH STREET,
NEAE ~ asSACHuSETTs AVENUE, AT AUCTION-Ou
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LIST June, at six
O'Clock, we VII sell IN front Of the premises, Lot
and running back 100 feet to an aIley and imnroyed
ny weIi-b4iit and nearly new two-story and attic
Frame Dwelllng having attached a good cellar, a
pump IN the ya-d and is situated In one of the most
pleasant and improving parts Of the city.
Ierms; One fourth cash; the balance in 6, II, 49,
and "a months, with interest deed given and a
deed of trust taken.
4 NApn
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AUCTION SALES.

ExTRNSiivE SALE Of EM AIssiSTfeTE
june a. 4.
O'Clock, shall 81 At my auction room, Iron Hall,
Bia,k Lace shawl, Msnfiiias and Veiis, '-
Point, iloniton ard GulruIe Sets,
MedalliSn and Fa,eEclnc Collars and Sets,
Honitop, lGniPgre and Maltese GSlis's.
Together with an eAteI Slve variety OF and
eantitul goods, forming very attractive sale 10
This is the last CONSIGNMENT ofthe sca,ou, and. AZ
have received Instruct2ns to sell without reserve
ma SLIT c. W. BOTELFR, Auct
SMaLL H6tsE AND LOT or on "ia'G STREET.
RS5p I. S y
On the premises, we shall sell part of Lot No. s. in
Square No. 1"I, fronting l6 feet IN north street.
feet inches to 2l-foot alley, together with the
improvements, consisting OF sIn1ll Frame DIVE H.
Terms One third cash; the residue in 6 and IL
months with int Test, secured by decd OF trust on
ma std J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucts
TRADE SALE OF LARGE STOCK az Doors
n.S VHHSE s,,, TIERS, AUcTIoNI0n Thu ~
ss a. our auction rooms, CORE of Pa av: and 9th
s,reet, large AID complete assortment IF Mems,
Womrr,s, Boy and oirls' Boots, Shoes, Caters,
Ladies and Uses Caters and Buskins, polished
ohu
Women's Hee Caters
Children's Lace Boots.
Mems Pegged and Tackled Boots,
Mems Light aud TIL OK Cali Boots,
Mems Congress Boots, Cater. and Oxford Ties,
boys and Youths Boots and Shoes,
BOYS and Youths Brosan and Oxford Ties,
Childrsn's Fancy b OTIS and Shoes, Nor, Geo ard
With many other articles not here enumerated
rcomprIsns a large and VA led stock.
credit ny sS and under cash: over that snm,
notes, hearing interest.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star,
The Virginia Election.

-. aea Calhoun counties are reported 10
nave given osS majority for Lescher
Up TO i:30 p. m, not a word m. ,.,eh.a An.
washington agency Of the Asscciated Pres by
telegraph, from any accredited souroe.-REr.
NoTE.-Our opinion, from the returns 90 fs,. 4.
that Istcher is elected by majority OF from fou,
20 six thouSand-Ep.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

WBERRY FESTIVAL.-The La
lS dies of the Methodist Protestant Church.
georgetown, Will open a Strawberry Festival Ia
their new Lecture Room Congress street, on
MONDAY EVENING. May Sth. Terms Of I'D :
mn SSlon lbs cents; Children half price. The liberal
patronage OF Lhe community is respectfully solicit
I'D. ma % sts
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tfoR "a Eat Smallwood's Stable on Jack sou
HAL Alley, between 81 and AZ streets, ~
CARRIAGE and HARNESS, and oneN(A
summer CHARIOT. belonging to the personal eS-
Iats oi the late Mrs. Jacqueline -. Pendleton Fol-
Terms nl sale apply to j. W.WEBB. Administrator
NO. 432 Penn. avenue, between al and eth ats.
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WELCHE'S. BONDS. RAYS. and COLT
w MANS FLOUR, received some time since
and for sale by r. F. O'BRIEN.
southwest corner l. and 9Th sis,
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MILLIONS ARE WASTED by those who buy worth.
less nostrmms and forget the virtues and efficacy o
Mrs. NJ. N. GARDENERS Indian Balsam of Liverwnr
and HoaThound, which cures all manner of Iunc
Complaints. and has proved invaluable. Ii NAV bt
found at all the Druggists. mar E5-Iw
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ORANGES, LEMONS, and MAPLE SUGAR.
" just received and for sale by
T.. r.. O'BRIEN
southwest corner /. and 9th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-31

HANS. HAMS. NIDDLINGS and SHOIID
IL ERS, just received and for sale by
T.. T.. OBRIEN,
southwest corner l. and 9th SITS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26
BY T4.I.EGEAPH.

Lorsvrtg, ian. .5-rr5ysiohi excited taisi 500 IA,
Mesa Pork Atiisb0, Lard, '.les 80 usfers At lit.
Ful ,btLFniA Jan. 20 Iisur Unchanged sales conduod
10 Of tr trade A. = - iuJ Tor and ezra
g. 3li3 fof extra .amly and fAn,J receipts small Gir
flour sell. attL Corn Meal scAIey sni vaHtsl EArat
scarce and n moderate dcmaul salst - t3i - - Ia
red and tlAs 81 - fsf Ntts, In store
CiscNA,rt, jan 2H-Ticgf Urn; unchanged; iupsran-
o. U3S0 cgrn eaisf; offered more ifvgb Assoc. While
~ duh anf cosc unsettled under DE 4iyicci ftom Svu
Yofl; itJu bbs isllai ~. coyercsd e. W ~ good
draAnG. PORK ortned Slh a. active demand 2ivo bbs
5i SIS and boilers asgei higher iaiss. Lard active
~ tb sold IA Ani 90 kcN At lg4, Fyu-rAy hoj
usher ~ hhs bacon sides sai ~ sh0uigri hfI a. T.
10 81 blk iiI,s sei a. gt. bolr siis' Asi a. - ssh
o. o1rsd ~ bg iauaieri, hr marssi e9s ratcr lyts
t4syans M5asssl s1yAEctd % : zai Inactive dszaal
sat,F drm AtGi,eiI
Erw YoRE, Jan. 9SFlour ara; sales Sol0 bhls. Wheat
buoy aat sU,vJ bush. Al o. IS Tor vhsg alSi8lg5
Tor MlNauEir club: al3, for Nctcrn ret. Corn gTm,
sales bush a; SIC FOR new yrlls Pork dull att
si7 - Tor OLD and n, SIS .h Tor otto. Lard
steady A. ~ 81. WLhkJ dvil atsGll.
BIIrBoaE, Jan. rs Fosr Ora md advanced; Howard
ard ono tai5. Wheat sasi o. uue a. q t1giGl, red
gj.si %. Corn drm A. f1es9 or yci5g. profAieBs
qll, { Atforrncrtaivs. whisky dlu atgi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

EVRoIEs'y n ~ Ci,ls,'sn Trss,s,y.---
We pqbHshsi yessfdiy lnl'nlas short . (.
Cont otths robbary Of tas treasury Of Co,hos.
tn sNp,y, Ohio, fsbos, {!a,e9 We have
liarnsA the f'l9-ias psr tlaf'ifou nriou,
soarcsA 4 lirgs numbciol witnesses ffom
Dre-asH and various Parts q Ii, esan,y bad
ja'i been discharged, and u aseoanola,s such
Of them aa dsiiFsl 10 30 home gu lhv-l O'Clock
tFain, the Treasurer had, uhfor,unslsly ns i,now
aPPsar, kept bis o1les open 70 ea,h their Or.
dsfs Ne vas shout sloing The ohi;., uhsa
three mrn entered, one VI whom asked the
amount Of tax on lol In West Carlisle, q toun
near which several witnesses reside. The Treas.
arer turned to Sc; the tax duplicate, when sgd.
denly = large shawl Sas thrown over bis bead,
his arms pinoinsd and bis body forced to the
hoor lie vas iustanuy gagged. his arms tel
betind hin with q cord, hts lcgs also tied, and
hla eyes kept blindlolded lie thinks ous man
locked the o.hee door and stood sentinel, one
stood oTer bin, while the other took the KEYS,
unlocked aud robbed the sale. They then re.
locked the sale and took the KEYS with them,
l9cklns The Office door and taking that key With
them. All lnis vas done before The arrival u
Toe eastern lTain o; car. as Mr. Kslehem heard
them come In aiter the robbers leh, and they
had time to get upon the train. Mr. Ketchem
remained 10 this painful condition Tor long
time before he worked the gag from his mouth.
When he did, he commenced halloing Tor help,
but people were generally ~ bed, and IL was
Gear oueo'eloek when he vas heard By Hiram
Taylor, who aroused the Sheriff, aud breaking
IN the door, found the Treasurer tied upon the
door, nearly exhausted, his face black frum the
effects Of the gag. The cord had cut into the
ilcsh Of his aTins--hs legs we're 80 benumbed
he could scarcely stand, and he would have died
before morning unless released.
''lhs Treasurer is unable TO describe bat one
Of the men, The one rho spoke 10 him, who Is
aboqI ihirty.aye or forty yeArs old, black and
straight Whskets over all his chin, high cheek
bones sent lemanly in appearance, and about
I've feet nine Or ten inches high Such a man
has been noticed in attendance on this trial, AID
no doubt belongs 10 the sane gang. We learn
thai IcWMd Of $1,000 is offered lor The roo.
bers, and s., 900 Tor the recovery of tie money!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

IHieeliRg Female Scmiaary.-An eIsmrna-
ton Of the pupils in this institution commenced
yesterday and will be continued today. Only
the primary departments exhibited their prof
cheney yesterday, and though nothing Of esPe'
cisl interest trAnSpircd, enough was shown TO
convince those present that the pupils are apt
and have been well and jndieiously instructed
The worthy principal and her well chosen as.
Sistants won new admirers and the Seminary
won new friends. Several pieces Of music were
played and sung the spectators were favored
with one or two duets, and the visitors were
well entertained. Parents Of pupils and all
friends Of the institution arc invited to be pres.
eRt today.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

LravNu0ETu Cnr, X. T., Jan sj--The
Iias0 publishes letter giving an account Of
conflict bgls,su parry u men under lfoWn,
sad posse under nrpply L. ; Marshal, near
Paot Five Of Browns party, Drputy Marshal
and two assistants reported Killed Tie account
Is mol yourhel COZ, and ,sprobably exaggerated.
lae friends Of BroWn assert that be Is not IN
ths Territory.
\ sccund attempt, resulting with success, vas
made q, rescue the alleged fugitive, Charley,
alias Peter Fisher, last night The door Of the
room Ia which he vas confined, vas cut doWu
The rcsculus party len the CITY, The excite.
meni runs high, and parry had gone in pursuit
u the negro
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

IL New York, one day last week, poor wO.
being unable to pay her rent, was, together with
her little girl four years Of age, turned into the
street DeliriOus with hunger and despair, she
disposed Of her child's shawl for few cents
bought some laudanum, and after giving some 10
the child, swallowed the remainder. Fortunate.
ly the poison failed to accomplish its expected
work. The hapleSs woman and her child we're
found by policeman, wandering through the
streets and were taken care OF
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BUSINESS AollCEs.
Tmg COUGHING CONGHRGA ALTON.


TrsL-"Lo'd Los,l. n tod at IA csfii, cote"
me rar,os, ts ,ioad IN %, pulpit, crave,
Ani fsziui he had i11t rad af.
Aai the choir bad t,rleL Ga ne opening stsvs
"hsa BE 'P-gPv' shim-i Ia Hi,b 'e0ugA,' cough
Whsn .hs people ehlmsi 10 sna 'rogylr
A. lsoga he sravc partor a. oie 50 preach,
VI. ~ III coush,ehofui set oacs,
20 5.'orr ..s sood aan seg'd ia iSeosiiy reach,
All ever he house q Wzi shlet,' 'Aaek,' 'Alel'
Al ovss the house /. -. back
I Again The .ood ulrsor repeated Hs .sIt,
Ald s1zr.eu his ,sHhioa an-u;
Bot toon BE- "a dow, r1ev-dinvly vsHei,
A, tia cough, euugh hAlnbaloo. loo, too,
A. .nls co1Sb, cough hallbaos
The people aisAyed OIL, coughing 20 stop,
Acd appcaie tie roOd parsons ire;
hus ou. ., could eon.uaHliJ pop, pop, pop,
Tie percussion cap, hrgNn Ia he DE, re, Ire,
Ike 1ereui'on ca p hfoun 10 he aE=.
Thea ntaeoa arose, anu ns taid IN d-i~ne-
or ne yoaHE mIsd!sassd, and oli:
! VI hos Papoh Jones, IA. ,hgy Insans 10 cEcnee;
Ha' we've al sol ahoesipg bad cold, cold, cold
bu' we've all sot shoe Sinl bad cOldn
Thsp .hg parou arose, and he said 10 hi, fold.
He ihoug.- '.wal indeed very queer,
That bis pyollc should have such SHOCKING had soid
VIII he a1-d " agrAOghd ll,.aEif 10 .esF no. 80,
VIA nc fause "RoaTiolHd BaisdHa" 50 near.
Ills eoeS auoHns vel HhA. tsir Pai.sr .us,' meant
Wee early 10 "bEiBst eosaaE" Auay:
- Aec vas tsou1 The AID Hhch the "BasEu" 5000 Iert
No eegsuing .he next Sabbath day, day, Gay,
No eo15hius The 1sls sabbath Gay
HoRLL
Nov sood p.oule all, vbo'Te stocking bad eslaI
hheA hey web 20 have cured eoupsta;
To "LoGANs btug StgEs" should quickly h T.
A. Tie Eei tnoNh "AEiD1E CORSEE" Malu street stree.
A; ne vi kao-a "Bri.es cou.rI." li.ir street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

Wssuivlrcv. Jaa. s. Ths l.,i e the
iuo eats t,'lnied q, il de senate 10 ssc,Irs.l
has sryNsl ngsh A4uor AMI r.cutmsnt The
mystery u ihe to eask cal. l., tha, a. he
ga'rriy, Il the S.nalc ret on tfcs,ch aai tap
dor Is len q each a the falr eornets u tie
chamber ior ths wUrkusn 9, ~ bsl1s, two
stray cau 81 underneath. who're lbey tsbis "a
81 thne W ilur vVsk, 900 tie crumls H. an
from he p1b.ic tsh',; uiel fs,casd ihgy bore
evidence By iEsanc demeahoF u TIE secfri, they
overheard n rKseauys sc,l5a
A letter nom Sap't Ssishbors. jA,,d Aastlp,
Teas Jan. lulh, ADD alirvs,sd to oinu. ,,i0n.
e. Of Indian Ahairs, ypori, that band Of bite
men frum u Pasi county hai siolea into he
camp Of a party u Indians known 10 be rv-
markedly peacyab.s and ma,,acfcvl brsiirs
uountlns their Companions u uas apprvhvn.
del thai 10 consequence Of thi, outrlgr the 10.
dans Will eommehls an indi,efiminaIe var on
tie border settlers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

w Tie Roo at Mrs, COae,ey'A-wc stated
on Monday morning that when the cutting at.
fray took place at Mrs. cOncsey's on Saturday
night, some men were dancing in the house
Mrs. cOussey called upon US yesterday and re.
quested US to state that there was no dancing
going on at the time the rOwdiss rushed in, but
on the contrary all was quiet and orderly. Mrs
COncsey is busily engaged in ferrcttins out the
nscals who pcrpetratel the outrage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

IS- TreatmeSi Of Frosted Rei.-Ouo who
Processes to know, says that to cure the intoler.
able itching that follows frost bitten toes, II is
necessary to totally exclude the air from the af.
feeted part lritis not accompanied with SWELL
Ing, gum Shellac, dissolved IN alcohol, applied
50 as to form complete coat, is the easiest REM
edy known. 1t dries soon, and docsuol adhere
to tho stockings and generally lasts until they
are well, 1.-THE Aesli becomes swollen and pain.
ful, plasIers Of good sticking salve arc Of great
service, but il highly intlamed, any mild poul,
tiec thal win exelude the oxygen Of he air from
the diseased part, and keep Il moist, allowing
tho recupcratiye powers of nature to do the rest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

1874 Liitis Waad'rer-A small boy about
ten years Of age, who said bis name was Thorn.
A. Ripley vas taken In by resident on Main
street last night, almOs, in a dying condition,
from exposure and starvation. lie said be had
come from Zanesyille, Ohio, with his mother,
but had not seen her for several hours, aud
didn't know where she was.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

R- Tie Rirtr was falling last night, with
the same excellent stage OF water which it has
maintained during the whole summer and win.
ter, and in other seasons when there was nothing
to do. The ice was running thick and heavy,
aud the mark indicated eleven feet water in the
channel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

uB- UaiOA Payer Restiag.-UniOn Prayer
Meeting will be held this afternoon wednesday,
and Friday afternoon, at the Fourth Presbytcri.
an Church, at 1 o'clock. On Thursday at North
St n. E. Church, at o'clock and on Sunday
at Washington Hall, at the same hour.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

B- The Last NigM-TO.nisht Madame
DOscO gives her last performance and her last
gin in this city for the present Her entertain.
mcnts in every particular have given great sat,
isiaetiOn to the public. This evening valuable
gold watch and Chain, together with fifty other
presents, arc to be given 10 the audience These
who pay quarter for ticket will be amply
repaid by the performance alone, besides all
stand chance Of drawing some useful article
or neat ornament
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

DY ViFns Of deed o. trust from GsorFs Irwin and wife,
~ % Abraham ?. DrnornandY, dated 2Gh PsbruIry,
Court o. Ono county, Bon a. 60 28 ard By Virtue
of cider q The Cogu'y Coun ~ Ohio county, made At
rs January Term 10 the ytaris5g Apo Etnr The unatT.
signed ius-e 10 the decd % fBi place Of The tid
AhfAhAu Dgnornahdv sha on The 1914 day Of Fthfu
ary s2, ~ O'Clock A. 81 o. Hat day, The front DOOR
oi+hs Court 0u5s Ia the city % NhsrnF Virginia. expose
70 sale b. pudis Alet-D 70 the hgrIt Bidder he Eoeth
hall eflnt uuHbsTsG agHty G2 laate the EaAt side
o. E9 street. bsHetn ssegnd and Division street, 10 that
p1r Of the said city commonly sailed Centre Wheeling
TEis ~ slLE-HoF ths lTs 500 cash "a hand and for
the rsidus o. the rreAfs money, upon credit unil the
1t day 81 APRIL l5g, With Interest nio he day Of sale
sndorlrf.
The tide 10 n, shove properly uuioubted aad there 10
4 c0nTe1!rut hoaag erected ur8a the abSFe half Igt
jaHls ALRBED CALDWELL Trnstee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

ST. iori', Jan sj.-Riysr falling at the rate
Of bali inch an hour, With about : feet water to
Cairo, aod considerable ice running Az upper
streams falling and lu Office. Weather cloudy
aud moderatinc.
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M rHoMAS,Nh
~. iftNiht tiTstt.


NUgtsnt, tt ,jurs o, is.a
PROF. o. }. WOnp' A. yua AZ alseiib uahulastufs
40 we'd Nsuf recently asooYtfst iaF gs,ienu6s III
state of vbanfesHrf mas Gene Do, ustl lAts ussi
aud knasu etheu O. we ttlat have several yra,
s-en 20 tis tatt VI utng ether iH krurstt, Etd that
aud souft 'atiQ taprIytto ans otbsf tnov, II ~,
uel rltantst u brau % agtfaf, and vh ttt moutbb
proper u'c I'LL fitoIe Arl srsusa tsIf o. ne oif
tulil "a colo aUu tfasutr, 4tts 10 hts'ul, tsn atd
tiotf aritAfanrs and al tb. uiiiOut dtsusfng ~
atnas t.al Erp 90, Hfttt digss of 3D. th idfsps iHuui
lrfefr ryyoauyra its ute " ftl, dttogi q ta,.
irg q a1c cglr- aal isttgrg t. thsiItar
Esirt,tizlly Nols, WILSON kiNu,
o. J WOOD 4 Co, prorfstaf,, rig broadway, \. =,
NO hr great y T. vine Railing Iftabhiim,htj and M
MARKET street, N lOus, Ap.
AM I'D ~ sll seed Druggists.
drra-tii.uAu- Al eetqe-sn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-26

Nav IuEg, Jan. aj.-A private despatch
from Charleston, mcuIions the loss Of the ship
Louisa, lrou Marseiilcs, bound f,r New Orleans,
but gives no particulars.
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ST, Louls, Jan. ga fire occurred a, Bates.
vile, Ark, on the ION, which destroyed $780,.
600 worth Of property. The Bate,yllls destitute
and Masonic Lodge are the principal losers.
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W. j. MARKS.
PRACTICAL WORKMAN AT
ntcGcS, CtsrLS. SlI,c, NnIeausl lru eIyy

7 TNN = 7 TN|aNIN " u n W y y II 7
uHIcbcS, CtsrbN, SiINcT NBIeaSd 1rn eiFy
IL AyGNG 90 hand, d laisld tesIins, uet selected
steel q American, "a lh, FreHlh I'd ssss WAie.
"a, AJrean GcfIaAr aud Trash Cosks Gold and Silver
Chains, Keys, SsAs, RIEs, Br-n, Pns, Eas En=s aaa
Lockgts; StrF TAmtl.s. Gold, Silver, Steel aud ermau
Silver spcctaeiss spoous, York., Lad s. Ba.iskuiyfs
Frul.kniVe,; Colo and Silver Pens and Pgueb; Wort Boz
Is, Card Cases, CabNs, PormoulAs aud Pur-ts,-ud M
lanz experience, and being vel prepared Wu inc .o0t
WAfcn gXeNE and LAthest ull eouYiaccd that uii
be able render 'l Satisfaction the put uho MY IA
Vor siih call Al The old Itasd, 10 taFit
AMI watch. W. J. MAgES.
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Notice of Dissolution.


ht pArtnenLl heretofore existing hrtutgu fNe under.
ssu'G ultFI slT erl q A D. Red. iH De Grtcyrg
afh Lla'r hasns au4 soap anu Caa8is Ms1H'actgriHs
s hls d+y dissolved ~ HlflI c1Gsval- E.hrI % tis
paineft saL,rt-i O. ausn,. 90 BE s-ii.usst ~ I1s
Oh lrH an 10 ls- ls uas G.. Tie lrn iH a.n- settle
mems. ION. ram
Wheeling, Jan. !, IsJ2 EDWAsD EuD.
The undrr'gncl VII hue tc Wholesale Grocery sud
LquoE Ba-ss a. uis "a stand Of ,. 2r.l, 10. 10
Main street opposite thr a. a o. r. T. DFuot a!rr l- IN
alaAys ht 'ognd win large stsra G73sr. and rsr.
esr AMI D1usf..s Wines ADD uqgorr. .UuS gEIu
Ihe unlsrTuet asyirg Fufshasr ar li-rs,t OIL RIA
~ i'e soaP and CAnils utag'sC1r1s ar continue 80
!'ifncss 90 'tc Faei5-y '0rmrtv os,1p.si bt b. Reid
no. NAN s'rre WHERE be vii seep large supply %
N9u'4 VaHds' and all Che variety O F.uuy one Farcy
soap t'at 81 ir ssnefalaag. EDWAEU GEIO
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CoLrHurs, o.. Jan. 95--The State Board Of
Agriculture bsye decided to bold the State Fair
Ibis year At GAINESVILLE, on the, sO;h, 2l.t, 23nd
ard 23i Of Sept
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LOCAL MATTERs.

EgrCgl'ill Rs,r'at -Bsl,H We present The
ohich returns u the election on Monday, to.
ESlisr Vi,h the vots for Councilman, Re-, Ia the
Third Ward, the poll books Of which Esrs de-
tiinsd from The Clerks oiiss By what We are
inio,msd "a, An Unavoidable mi.t,k.
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PruErsaH, Jan. sj.--Rivcr7 feet by pier
maik, falling, Weather cloudy aud mild Ice
running ouI Of the Allegheny.