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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

E~THE SX0w.-We know of nothing
more cheering and inspiring, than the
coming Of myriad fakes of ficecy, fcath-
cry snow, such rs filled the atmosphere
aud fell in all their purity upon the Lous
tops, streets, and upon the broad backs Of
cart horses yesterday morning. A sum-
mer shower upon the parcLcd earth is re-
freshing and always welcome, but it does
NOT bring with it nnticipations of merry
sleigh rides, jiugIing bells, upscts and joy
fnl catastrophcs. The streets arc now
hard and smooth, and could not possibly
he iu a better condition to receive six or
seven inches of good damp snow. The
Sleighipg here seldom lasts long and the
first prospects of snow are always looked
forward to hopefully AMI made, use of
promptly Woihopc soon to see the snow
CONC, and the sleighs. of summer being res
eled from oblivion, our streets will pre-
sent lively and gay appearance, and
Young and old, boys and girls, maids and
matrons will rejoice and be glad. at.4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
B9-Brentlnger's Extract of Dan.

99rBrentl1nger's Extract of Dam.
delion and Sarsaparilla. best
Blood Purifier. 1t will cure Pimples,
Blotches, Skin Diseases, scrofula, Sore
Eyes, letter, Bodies, Old Sores, Rashes,
Salt Rbepm, McrcdriaI Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic Rheumatism, Erup-a
lions, Enlarged Joints, Dropsy, and HUI.
mors. of all Kinds,
,,: Pr. = Eea y, Tonic and 4ntt-Dyspeptfs
lSRts.-Thc best family PHI use. These
Pills are offered to the public, after many
years experience of their valuable proper
ties as a safe and reliable family medi-
cine They operate gently as purgativc,
cleansing the stomach and intestincs Of
all Irritating matter, without producing
sickness, or facilitating : digestive or
Ms. u. Al Gqrdner's - M Of Lioer-
''ort and HOarhound, ist st prepara-
ton. nowis use for Co 5ltnp on, Coughs.
Colds, Splitting of BlooH. I'.,pl,ig Cough,
Asthma, Difficulty of Brt a:ng, Influenza,
Quinsey, Phthisic, Gro i, Liver Com
plant, sc.
The above named Medicines arc for sale
at the Centre Wheeling Drug Store, by.
REED & KRAFT. s. .F'a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
ay>CuaIors CASE or GRIM. Con. AND

Ey~CURI0CS CASE .VF 'S''A-A' SNE'' @A-'N
s,,ynra,-A rather odd case of Grim. con.
Or SANDER came up intho Circuit Court
yesterday. 1t appears that some two years
.,.,, : Mrs. Margaret Hamilton visited a
blacksmith of Triadelphia named Alexan-
dor McGlumphrey. Daring the visit, other
women being present, it is alleged that
N.Glumphrcy pulled Mrs. H. down upon
hi. knee and kissed her. All present re-
,,,rIcd it as jokeand nothing WAS thought
of it at the time. Afterwards q report
reached the cars of VIM. 3. Hamilton, the
husband, that McGlumphrey had made
some disparaging remarks ailoutMrs. Ham
itoa, in effect that from her manner while
occupying his knee. he verify believed she
was not the counterfeit presentment of
Caesars wife in respect to virtue. Even
this passed away, until McGlumphrey
;roned 4. wagon for Hamilton and they fell
out about the terms. The disagreement
revived the old domestic affair and it was
talked of and magniiied into Importance.
Hamilton now sues MGGIumphrey for SLAM
der aud claims damages. A great number
of witnesses from Triadelphia were pres
cnt and considerable interest was mani
tested Owing to the absence of an i'm
portant female witness the case was con-
timed, at plaintiffs cost, until next term.
We learn that there is nothing really in the
case but as it is expected to result in any
quantity of scandal, it will attract full
house on the final hearing. O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

To- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shivley, a
young man employed at the wagon shop of
SIT. j. Bodley, in East Wheeling, mutilated
ms hand in shocking manner yesterday.
ny piacingit accidentally in contact with
: circular saw 1t was feared that ampu-
tation would be necessary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
live and .Wcnthnr.

PITrIbURGn, Dec. 14.-River feet o.
inches by pier mark, falling. Weather.
clear. II = .g.4.. ~. Z .sef. - u
LOUISVILLE, Dec. lt-Rivcr falling rap
idly-fl feet in canal, 8 feet on falls, 8 feet
coal water on falls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

E@"A HOUSE OF REFUGE.-At the meet.
Ing Of the City Council on Tuesday eve
ming, Mr.. jacob offered the following,
which was adopted.
Rssolred, That the Committee on Petit
tions and Rcmonstrances enquire and re-
port at the next meeting, on the cxpcdien-
~ of establishing House of Refuge and
E,iJrm i'll the city-whcthcr it is neccs-
s4sry to amend the city's charter to enable
It 10 accomplish this purpose, and if so.
what amendment. ~.
Upon presenting the resolution, Mr. Ja-
cab said he had long felt the necessity of a
House of Refuge or Reform, but the i'm
Pover;shed condition of the city had pre-
vented him from making any suggestions
On the subject. The introduction of the
resolution could not have been more OPP
perfume, and we hope it lnayrcsult in some
Immediate and decisive action If ever the
city needed Il House of Refuge, it. needs it
now. Every policeman and Alderman
knows that there are scores of young girls
and boys in the city who can be saved by
the instruction and discipline of House
Of Refuge, but who must perish in dcgrc-
dation without something of the kind. Go
10 the hounts of misery in various parts of
the city, TO the vacant houses and stables,
to the hilisidrs, and into the streets after
nishtf"lI for the truth. Hardly day
passes but We hear of the arrest and com
mitment to Jail of young girls yet in the
beginning of their teens, who have been
found in the streets under the influence of
drink, and on the high road to moral
abasemcnt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
stennler An,ericn.

SAcKvILLE, Dec. l4.--The steamship
America is now due ut Halifax, with Liy-
erpool dates to Saturday, the53d inst. No
intelligence has yet been received of her
arrival 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
steamcr NOVA sootinn.-

PORTLAND, Dec. 14th, noon.-Thcrc are,
no signs of the steamer Nova Scotian, now
over due with Liverpool dates to 3Oth ult.
There arc indications of snow:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

bHWE would caIlthe attention of our
leaders to the advertisement of Isaac Pa
s. who offers grand inducements to buy
e'' Call and see him. - - ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

R@WE understand that three well be a
k'''nd vocal and instrumental concert at
'he Wheeling Female Seminary. ON Tues
day evening the goth inst. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

Sailed.

BosTox, Dec. i4.-The steamship Europa
sailed at noon. for Liverpool, via Halifax.
She takes odtno specie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

Es6 tHE WEEKLY Intetiyeaeer will be
issued to-day with IN abundance of news
'aa miscellaneous matter. Those who
, YES E. to send copr abroad should call at
'4e Office to-day. ~ . :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
Re-eleotion of r. n. Directors.

ALBANY, Dec. l4th.-The old Board of
Directors of the n. Y. Central Railroad
have been unanimously reelected. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
T. SWEENEY g. SON.
No. 90 Main street,

.iTs t.Hl W ii EE In 1t, VA.
A RE NOW. HECEIYING THEIR FALL rINIPOR-
IN TATloNS, being the largest they have ever made
in one Season, and embraces tho styles of WmTE
GRANITE, or Iron Stone CHINA together with Common
large and well selected stock of Pure White Gold
lHntl nnd RancyFIIENCI CHINA, either in settE or
separate China Decorated Vases, C6l0gncs Card ISas-
kcts, Toto Tote Sctts, fancy Cups Mugs. &c. Also
Cutlery Castors &c.togetcr witt theirusuai
hetvy stock Of the various grades OF Pressed Gut and
Plain FLIHT CiL SsSvVARE. Coal Oil Lamps &C.,.
plicate to Merchants their bills purchased I'm the East
at s1mo prices. = .tf. - raug25i 59 u;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
Piano Tuning.
OFFICE OF TIE c. & p. RAII.RoAD GO. }

, = OFFICE OF THE c. { P. RAILROAD CO.. y
srmt CLEVELAND. Dec, lEt., 1859.
F{NHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Company, for the
election Of twelve Directors and transaction other
husnesS will he held Mt the Office of the Company in
Cleveland on Wednesday, the 4th day Of january
next. ut 10 o'clock A. NJ The Transfer Books Will lie
closed on the l5th instant and remain closed till JAM
nHTy 5tl' [deGT-tdI L. ROCKWELL, Sec'ry. 3
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A LARGE
~ supply of the choicest brands Of Foundry and Min
Pig Iron. Agent, also for the sale of Iron Noun
as4 J.. NJ NORTON,
novl+-lm .. Commission Merchant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
THEH0NEJOURNAB fols 1850
' T6Ssls An w7Ii,s S5 SiE25Szsia, sL4.

'hI,fd ESSi .T1--T7. gfEE sr3EFu,Is 4,
NORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
Ks ;iESIeI'l 9f,z s.-s-++--isS7x a. ..IyI ,yXqt
Z A NEW YEAR OF THIS POPULAR FAMILY NEWSPAPER
will be commenced nntthe fTst day N JahHGrkRert
t-prntetl on flno paper and clear type.
E iNERt qam5sE win begin tHep4hlls0
AND FICTION written expressly for the Homo ufa
4PntitledS,s,- -i,,v ~ ~. -. 80 -,
Lgr JENNY PROUDFOOT. .,,..s,
A ROMANCE OF AMERICAN HIST Dry.
r. NJ 4 Drsl1So u1sHED Author: 10
The romantic events which this beautifql story
"a t0uhdcu occurred IN the trOp6led times Of 1852 i
medtatelT before tile close Of the ReTOlntUnAiy War
aud the recognition Of American lndependenco-6T
time when strange events brought out stronZ clArS-
actet. md mighty triAlS CorreSpOi,dlnS leruiSfn
Inc most romantic imagination never inTente dction
more exciting than the historical passages Hf these
cs-strange to say, until now uhappTopriated hy
the novelist9 Manly heroisrI md wonlanly deVotfd7
arc wrought to the highest degree through Ia chair
OF events not less exciting than strungcIot lesSl
strange than true. r. - f-gT=-ti..
This charming story will be succeeded by 4 81 =
ENETIANTA I,E:,r
. e. M OCTAVE rru1LLiEFE, = - Issai'ii y
the celebrated author of ssThe Romance DR. Poor
Young Man," the success and circulation bf Which,
both in the New and Old World, avc been uuprccc
dented, and given him place amongst tile first of
heseAsts; me tale Is ono Of SURPRISING inter-
est r"p!ete with Incidents and highly descriptive OF
Italian life morals and manners. ltstransIaton from
tS1 Eiehch ny Mrs MARIAN NJ PULAN, expressly for
the Home JOurnul) herself talented and gifted 6I
thoreSS enneitly qualified for tho task bI educatip .
anu Dy 1eF residence III the country of the author,
wu su1cently guarantee tho purity OF the style In
which it will be rendered. and that nothing of the
tUrce and merit of tile original will be lost in its
trarsat0n. @''rs sizt- hlr, O. 49,, slsI5V I-,.sI /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
Wlieeling LibrarY ASSOCIATION.

NOTICE IS lIEREBY GIVEN 10 SUCH SUR
IN SCRiBERS AS have not paid the first nstamcnt,
due August 18th, 1889. tll't their subscriptions are
placed in the hands of n Collector, to whom they
are earnestly requested to make immediate payment
The Board of Directors anxious to proceed Mt
once to open reading room, anil to carry ont at the
earliest possible period the further objects of the
Association. :
by order Of the Board of Directors. dcc1a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
2OOO Barrels Of Salt For Sale.

TIIIE OHIO RIVER SALT. COMPANY HAVE
i now stored In their warehouse on Main street,
formerly occupied by Oliver Pryor, 1000 barrels of
Ohio River salt, consisting Of Common 2SU's Dairy
2SOs and Choice 2S0's table with Or without sacks
which they will sell in lots to suit purchasers either
This Salt is directly FROM the manufacturer and pur-
chUseTs will therefore find it their advantage to
Evc.us a call. j. DAVENPORT AGENT
Who can always DO found at tho Mcclure House. or to
f.E4 l.. +. DEALER,
. dec3-lm At tho b. & o, L. Il. Depot
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
HHrrah for tle HOIIidays!


FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
Now READY FOR INSPECTION OF PURCnAs-
IN Frs, the greatest assortment of Books Games
and Stcrosc0pcs suitable for Holiday presents among
Which may be found large and beautifully illustrated
ANIMALS Standard Poets, from 81 to So Also, a
Games both historical and amusing, just the thing
The most beautiful present for tho Parlor is tho
Stcroscope and Views, of which have a very large
and select assortment, varying in price from 81 to SIS
per SET lam also in rcceipto all the latest publi-
cations as soon MS Issued. HBculalln eNIinistOrs
Wooing.1 .The virgtnians,' sssn1c's Money King;
&c, &C., just received. -
Call soon aud have your choice.
decl2 100 Main-st., doors above NJ. n! Bank.
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:. M y. Z. q EIEEBI5RII8afl

TN FRESESffNGfYo6 writ tDR1EASoSs a1SEe
| i FANTlLE CORDIAL NO desire to state its alpe-
| heratoAr6 6ffered wa 15,T1 aif To TIiTI rSSIp
ETst-lt is the preparation q regular ystcan,
who is we'll qualified from much experiences IN nfan-
Tile complaints prescribe for tGem.s seeoadiS1It
10 entirely free from pNHOrc or oikte 6f any kind,
Of your Child Instead ofeGtehlH its sstslbilticss
thirdr-lt put up with great SarU as alS6ni Ptr-
viii al NV; the very root from Which It is distilled
being dug from the forest under the direction OF Dr.
Eaton many Of then, by Ills own HANDS. EourthlY-
delicate infant and Is csrtatn cure and relief ali
The following which over {Scry
z FOR ALL CoMPI.AiNTs ATTENDING TEETH.
ING; such as DYsENrERY COL &C. Sc; Ass f6f spft-
oning the gums anu relieving raib Tor regulating
the Gowcsit uncquallcti For Cola inthe Ileod Il
is sure relief For pI0GH the most fatal anttry-
hg of all diseases can be relied ou perfect
Confidence: and being powerful In all
casesot couvulsOnS tits earnestly recommend
you to loose no time prUcnring it, Istlyit costs
20 much more than other preparations Of the kind,
That We cannot afford suCllong Advertisements ~ can
These whose whole expense Isl tIGir advertising for
BILE to all mothers In all cases tic directions wrap
Pet around each bottle must be strictly folT6wsd.
Price, 70 cents per bottle. seq -'s7 gFls - inA
OTlloQ lOd Is SolII sIuIla1o eos suotioslpItutIoA
suO,2,s6Xf .ui4s STl o. S,lieoIPsiS SolcS pun IS9
olp ol plSu0Ils SOAES IL sll GQ pslgOu5q EISIH
s5 S% U1S s sa,I ,s gMy p%o SS'2Rs5
fto!fanLI 10 s7sro IIG VI Tpl 81 .ueOa dO1Il,,
otti S'iEOq 'SI 40 ol1 70 esu el yIGJ a[SoI IilAA
eAho uolloo lUql pOlss 4ss1 SGlU I1 III S5lpainsI
1oEo SuEGll 1eUs laiegp4 StIi ss4soYasn pup s5iDfd
'E.2 alDIusE 20 SlR VI 4i2 si;S quo 5uEtri lsUe
sAsAAtG 81 ly2u9q .1slI5i IntSJG1S pun
3Up!oWs lsom opl puU OI0q uUo idollSd ot fsdsHsfd
10 sssO eFSIol0Anl 4SOIus eq1 vi ;uOIlOU lnV1FOsV
purIaA olu! y! 9IJQ pun 'sIplOaLAul % sIns "a If
SIloq oo tO Sa0 oIOORTqn, GuR az pSSVsalp
10 pIdto4 81 G'lIT IucS u ts4p iI1l qilA Sul2uouI
-u"o 40 'SpeulOl 5u!Irynp us StWg pEpuy MA poG
Pf1OlS4 s"HELO InoS 10 BoTSHds1 sLSt StIAlGSflnoG
j. P9ql1sp ,t'O t2IoLq 81 6ISs iaoS SilqSCE Fnol
-2N luoy SulI3gns eIe noG VI, ,u'1ppI dOOIILb sVl
~ otllo4 Suuno01d u OluIl ,0soF aIl II1d
io{ pl2J .qG.o3 6au6fd5t Stl dnnid65S %
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s'Gl uom Nls u!qlM tI'nop lo2JIod o. poIo1s6I
uos"old ~ qalqA 10 osM on utoJ ..'QOOA QOOIUn
slqlJo usA spV4psSl IIIf 'ulSlsks
pun EDnRu i9g floial milo en- - Rttls0gl J9sSs
109lQusSa SuhitidS plu kdo0Ia i DSTyT5sI16,r
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SAWTELIS q SHANNON
!, NO, o nIonroe.Streef,

.1s1s ~ S'-Ligstf
A RE NOW OPENING. ONE, OF THE. LARGEST
N and most complete ortmentE Of CIoTHs, CAss1-
MSREs AD VEsTSfs together with an endless variety
intend to furnish to their customers the lowest pos
sIGlc Price All they ask t look fl and sec FOR y6i,r
giTc,us,a call. ,-s- rl-,-,, 4... - : Eep1-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15
Notice! L

N OUIVO! =
NOTICE IS uEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE IN
~ sDEHSIGNED has rem owed to the Office Of George
HARRISON No. 2lIl Monr. St. South side between
9latn and Market streets, VIII he will be fund at
All times ~ 10, = = : - -
All persons indebted to the late firm of j. n Todd
Co. will please make immediate payment as he ia
compelled to mako collections speedily as possible
Wheeling, Nov. 18th, 1859. -,O-'-' -' I'm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-15

D G1TY EIScTloN'-o"HutGIses van
nJe,se remember, that We invariably charge
- for all announcements for the city off,
ccs-to De paid fer in adrunee. - r.
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Mr. Mason desired to correct the Soma
tor. That association had been once or
twice ascrihed TO him in the course of this
debate54 hut 1T was MISUNDERSTANDING
What he said was that he.wishcd to ascer-
taipTiEour what source, Brown derivedsthe
funds fandi :counseI which led to the inya-t
sion. lie hadg reason. to believe it,camc
chiefly from the New England States.
Mr.; Wade continuation the basest of
purposes the great party to which. he CIR,
Wnde) belonged had been charged with
completely in this affair; but he trchted the
charges with scorll and contempt, 1t had
been so much oSerstrrainedt That it now
tellson5his cars without givingcliiunCa sin, 4.
gle emotion;s but he knew. what The effect
Of such u charge would be in, that part of
the country where jealousy 4 exists with
regard to theacts and motions of Northern
mcn. He regarded John Brown as insane,
and asked Senators to discriminate be-
tween the man and his acts. If the State
of Virginia feels deeply at this inctirsion
into her. territory and the murder Of her
citizens, what were the feelings of the
Northernimen few years ago, whose rela--
tions aud friepds- had gone into u far dis
tant territory and formed colonies there
weak and feeble, scatteredathFough that
wilderness, when they found tfIets it swsss,
the deltberate purpose of q greet, b oSy va
ftul and all-perYading party to drive them
out or coerce them to obedience lundersin-
Istitutions which they.lablprrcd from the
bottom of their souls. They were driven
out; they We're murdered in cold blood,
and theiEr property was 5destroYe 3 THEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-10

HI sE Il e MHeGEi ri CO. AustioDee5s;
EFyF6B Prsc
TEMPER l4th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of John
HI Knott, Esq. on street north, between l4th and
18th streets west. near the State Department we
shall sell al his Hou ehold Effects. comprising
Superior Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forte, by
, Wm Gnabe Co, Baltimore,
SUIT OF Walnut Crimson BrOcatelle Covered Paror
turniture, consisting of Sofa, Arm Chairs
Ladys Chair, and SIX French Parlor Chairs,
euit Oh Mahogany Damask covered PSrlor Furni-
tnre, consisting OF Sofa, Arm and Rocking
Chairs, and Parlor Chairs
Chars, and Parior Chairs,
Rosewood Mart le-top Centre and Spfa Tables.
w alnut and Mahogany Bookcases and Whatnots
Oval and Square Gilt frame Mirrors,
Gas Chandeliers and Brackets,
Mantel Clock, Vases and Ornaments,
Excellent Damask and Lace Curtains,
CornIce Fixtures and Git Window Shades.
handsome Velvet, Brussels, and Threc-p ply Car
Walnut Hat Tree. III II Chairs, Sofa,
Mar6le-toP and Plain Dressing Bureaus, Wash
stands,
Mahogany. Walnut and Painted wsrdrobes,
superior Damask covered Lounges,
blankets, Bolsters and Pillows,
Sheetns, C.untcrpanes, Comforts,
MarRe.top MAaos any SldeboaTd,
EXTENSION Dining Table, Side Tables,
CastoT 3 spoons, Knives and Forks,
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware
superior Radiator, Alright and other Stoves
AbOut SIX tons Coal, a lot Wood,
Iogether with general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms $50 and under, cash; over that snm. a
o. ou ana ~ dHys. Tor notes satisfactorily en-
sea J. q, Mcguire IN .r.,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-10

GOS0 REWARD.-Broke Jail. on Sunday
2SCO night, the lfth instant, two white men,
BBEESS!AMlN AIrHEY and JOHN +. MAeRU'
The said AITHEY was committed to Jail on the
j. T.. KIantz, at Laurel Factory. Prince Georges
county, Maryland. He is about five feet eight or
dark brown halr-had on common clothing and a
pair OF substantial leg irons. Up to the time of the
drying a team hauling cotton to refractory.
We viii give reward of Two hundred Dollars
TOT the apprehension of said Aiikey-no matter
ghere sided he is delivered at the Jail of
Prince Georges county, Maryland
day Of July last, charged with theft. He YOUTH
sbout Nineteen years OF age, has fair complexion
light hair and very blue eyes is about We feet SIX
d c.
We VIII give reward of Fifty Dollars for his
apprehension, if delivered at the Jail of Prince
Georges county, Mary land. :
Nv order OF the COMM ssiouers
X. w. g BADEN, President of the Board
Test:-T. +. WILLIAMS, Clerk. au 25d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-10

SIsNoR BLITz, who opens lis budget Of won-
ders on Monday, at odd Fellows Hall, is beyond
doubt one OF the first magicians Of the age,
whilst his wonderful powers Of ventriloquism
astonish the world. The SigDor is an old hand
al The business, having travelled the world over,
exhibited his wonders in every land and has
aInasssd, we are glad to say, handsome fortune.
He has an additional attraction to his exhibitions
In the wonderful performances Of the canary birds
See his advertisement Il - q -
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at Camp Massach usetts last evening where he w.s
received by the COMMANDMENT chief, and psrsook
o. supper at headquarters. A large number Of
9isunguished guests were present including many
music, accompanied by artillery, took place in the
evening This morning both branches OF the
Legislature, escorted by the Ancient and Honor
aoie hrtiiiery Company, left for the camp. The
grand review takes place to-day and the tents
Will be struck at p. m. Tomorrow the second
brigade will be reviewed on Boston Common by
the Cover nor and staff y
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Fire and Less Of Life

r, NEW YORK, Sept. e.-The Harmonic Hotel, st
nopoken, was burned to-day. Mr.. Baese, one q
the Proprietors, and his three daughters perikhed
IN The hanes. Mrs. Baese was seriously injured
oy leaping from window. The eldest daughter
also leaped from window and was caught Ia tie
10 assist her 10 escape
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News from Pike's Peak

ST. Louis, Sept. s.-A special dispatch 10 ID e
Bulletin says that the Denver City express Of the
ID had reached Leavenworth. Alta large meeting
at the former city, q committee was appointed %
tailed description of the gold regions and want
of the inhabitants; and praying foe an Indian
agency, military post, and wagos road from
Denver City 10 Salt Lake City.
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PERSONAL.
THE UNDERSIGN

= ConmIttee OF Arrangement of the SALVATION
ASSOCIATION Pic Mic, which took place on Thurs
thorized to express, on the part of the committee
ana inc members OF the association. many thant
70 Mr.. Thomas Fahey and his kind family as also
ms worthy asslstants, aud to N J. Porter, Of La
tbaIn line OF coaches, for their untring and sue
sion. N INV ~
We take great pleasure in recommending the
Columbian Springs" as the most delight al and
orderly retreat for parties on the Potomac. II is
unsurpassed for Gil those elements which consti
tutes social comfort and innocent endowment: in
hne, II gentlemany attention and Injuries of the
season render attractive resorts Of pleasure the
Columbian Springs will favorebly compare IL
not excel any plsce ~ the District or its vicinity
HENRY MORGAN, Prest
.. W. bhUMhGEN, Sec. sc 0St