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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-05
VOLUME FIVE OF App ETOS'S NEW
AMERICAN CNCI DpEDIA

EohOMhtM E EEHt 8F c{ AHHi HT3Ns NEW
complete post pOne much interesting reading. solid
Emu reliable ioG rtierenee sparkling and Pquant
;. IL presents living, breathing panorama of the
people, it deals with results rather than with pro
cesses The results of the researches Of four thou
arranged, and condensed. Nothing in nature, in
I'll, 10 arr or IN but is placed the
srTPhy; biography, and history.
The Editors have PsItoEmed their task with zig
nal ablllty and conceded lInpaItlalIty. The list Of
eGnsIlbutors which may be had qpPlica,iomJ in
try. The agent has the privilege Of refsr[iS1 to
more, more than a hundred of our first citizens among
mend 1t to the Young men of wasnington for the
pain reason that II IS OF practical uSe and tina most
In the new volume will be found numerous afti-
ces interesting "'''
TO STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS.
Clarendon. Henry {, ay, CoIhet, Coio, C "GInes,
hen Henry ,Dgndss, C9ckburn, Thomas Corwin, De
TO FARMERS.
cheese. Cheshire, Clover, Cough Grass, Cider
Churb, Indian Corn, Clay, Clover Hulled.
TO MECHANICS
Cotton ManriactuL". Clocks and Watches. Com
CHpayda, Copper Smelling, Clay6oards, Coach.
TO MERCHANTS
Chicago, Chill, China, Circulation, CIea ring
t"nstahtlnople, Congo, Corea, ChIncha fslands.
Cotton, Coast of Curomandel
TO LAWYERS.
, Charles Chauncey, Chitty, Compartment, Code.
Common and Civil Law. 0'
TO Cl.ERGYMEN.
Chartraus, Phil Chase, Cheeyer. Christisnity
Chronicles, Church. Clergy, Cobo, Collect. %mries,
mar mar Confession, C%iossIans. Concordance. Comy-
bear, CongresatIona!Ism, Epistle to Corinthians
TO NAVAL AND MILITARY MEN
, isaac Chaincey, ClrcuInvalla tIon, Column. Col
lingwood Churubusco, Give, Corps, CornwalIis
dOrc.
TO PHYSICIANS
Chemlstry, Climate. Club foot. Colon Human
Spontaneous Combustion, Congestion, ContapIon
consumption. SIR Astlcy Cooper, ShilblaIn. Con
ynISIve Diseases, ChlOrofOrn, Chy!e, ChlOrois
Cholera.
TO MUSICIANS AND ARTISTS.
CImabus CnnarDsa, ClavIchurd, Claud, Lorraine
C"ncaTto, Concert, Chiaro- Scure, Cornet Correr,
GO, Claunit, Chorus, Choral, Choir.
The Volume also contains articles on
~, chinese Language aud Literature, CbiyaIry
college, Color, Colossus, Columbus Geo. Combr
,"nbustion. Rufus ChOate, Cleopatra. Howell
,.obh. water Cotton, George Fred Cook. James
Eennimord Cooper. Costumes. Old Coins common
CnstT Rica. &C. > o%'
Tho w3.k will be published by substitution in
bound volumes at IS. each, fifteen to complete the
nrntlI-a quarter a week, or ia cents a day, pnt
aside while the work Is appearing-is sufficient to
purchase the whole. - ' ~
Subscribers may have delivery of five pubisbrd
overt axe the issue. '' '"''
Liberal terms to clubs of FIVE or ten Inauire of
the agent. J. SHll.IINGTON, Bookseller
aP 21 pie0n building, cor. "a 1t. and p. ay.
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~ . CARRIAGES, GIGS &C.
The subscriber has just received di rect from Bos
ton and other fsctOries conn lete assortment
81 Fancy anil Plain CARRIAGES, GIGS, PER
AMBi LATORS, &c. which will bn sold at
prices ranging from So to s. >. embracing some of
the best finished articles ever offered to- the ritZeux
cl Washington, and prices less than ever.
JOS L.. SAVAGE.
Sign of the tilt Saw,
ap5St Pa ave- bet 10th ,nJ Iith ~
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S20 MCKINNEY & LANSDALE, S0O
O-O AGENTS FOR THE cZO
PARK FIRE ms. co. N. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SSnyNO, nearly; and correspondents Of
other Companies having cash capital of over
S3'WW' Losses equItably adjusted and promptly
EMPLOYMENT
IL Persons wanting good Cooks, Nurses or
other service would do well to call at our Office
No. $40 18th street, near d. ans
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NOTICE.
AkIa the Papers giving full report Of tho SIC
hLES TRIAL can be had or served bv applying
at y. r.. DUFFN'S,
ap5-S 429 street.
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NOrE.-Under the regulations Of the leps rtment.
as !er"tuinre AMI now existing. payment can be-
ma 10 for advertising procamations rycept To- -urh
publisher as are Sscidt!y authorised To- publish by
the Commissioner of the General Land 0fice
ApJ-WtiStSaD
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" STOVE AND
- KINDLING WOOD,
WOOD prepared all length aud size
HI Othces-Northwest corner 18th and & streets
No. 547; foot Of nth street, below War Depart
mant ne, o. n
KlNDLlNG AND STOVE WOODROW mil
IN being again IN thorough order We are now pre-
pared 10 furnish all IN want Of FUEL at very low
rates: OR machine prepared WOOD is acknowi-
edge the FEeI by all seekers Of economy and conye
hiehoe' ~ w w. NJ. GAIT,
"lar Zo-t.r Foot al nth ST.. below War Depart
" COAL-COALm
On hano-F furnace, Radiator, Crate, and Cooking
Cohi which We are anxious Ia sell at the lowest
Possipie rates; Il. j. w. NJ. GAIT,
N. w. corner 18th aud sts.. No. 5f7;
nlar z1-Iy.r Foot Of nth st.. below War Depart.
- A CARD.
He Attention of capitalists and others is called
10 the chancery sale of valuable roved and unim-
proved real estate Sth street wos between north
and l. stI GETS, To take place Tuesday, the 5th
day Of April, at O'Clock M, on the premi sea,
which OF srs most favorable opportunity persons
desiring TO inyes', or TO obtain comfortable dwell
Ing or build. CHAS. WALLACH, Trustee-
J, Z. MCGUIRE CO,
cpd tlntel.l Auotionsets.
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I OW-PRICED HOSIERY, a large stock and
IL very cheap; Wholesale and RI tail, for cash. at
aP 5-st LAMMONDS.
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SHAWL BORDERS
- AND CHINTZ TRIMMINGS.
N iulI supply OF SHAWL. BOR DERING and
CHlNTI TRIMMINGS just received at
MAXWEII'S,
aP 5-eoSt 32S Penn. avenue
A n ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF STELLA
~ AND OTHER SHAWLS,
Az all prices, ranging from 81 81 to So eaoh lust
received and now arranged for inspection in our
SiodA, Shawl, ana MantIlla Depa rtm"nt. 2d story.
MANWEII.'S,
up o-eO0t 32S Penn. avenue.
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DROPOSAl.S WILL BE RECEIVED BY
n tne undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
the Ioi operation OF Georgetown, until the lcth of
April, Tor grading, graveng. curbing and guttsring
Fayette street from Bridge to LIST SITS.
JAS. kERNEY.
JNO. L.. kIDWEIL,
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EOR RENr-On- nice FRAME HOUSE con-
u tanning rooms, situated on Massachusetts Az
enue. between l4th aud 18th streets Rent sI2 per
month, payable monthly. For further particulars
inquire az the premises. an a-gs
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

pOOMSFOR RENT, opBosita the PAt mt Ofhce,
IL on 9Th street. b tween Z and q. No IIs s:Iita'
bic Tor az office, aud also convenient Too family.
ap 81.
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NJ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
w Books of subscription to the stock of q new
Bulldlng Association are now open at the store of
Edward Z. Dyer, NO.-Penn. avenue, and at the
Office of Il. NJ Hanson, No. $50 18th street opposite
intaIll xencer Once. Tiff
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MRS. L.. ALLEN, 3O5 Penn avenue. between
w etI and 10th streets, returns thanks for n
the liberal patronage which has been er o.
tended To her for the last Is Years bY the Ia ~
qies OF Washington, and will, on TIlURS-A
DAY next, the 18th instant, open large 1885,
S3Itment Of BONNETS. CAS-. CHILDREN'S
nhrS, DRESSES, FLOWERS PARIS
Ribbons, &C.. To which she invites the attention
OF the ladies' Of Washington, Georgetown, and vi
cIhlty. ap4-3t
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AND VEGETABLES
just received by the Express Steam Line from
Phlla IeIphIa. 80 bushels prime White MERCER
PoTAToES, T. bbls. SEED SWEET POTA-
TOES, bbls. prime largo SWEET POTATOES,
dds; Russet APPLIES, 10 boxes ORANGES:
all IN the very best order and condition for tail. az
or planting. Apply to l.. NEUMEYER, Dealer in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-05

N@AT A MEETING OF THE UNION FIRE
lb COMPANY of Washington city hold on
Monday evening, the 4th inst, communication
was received from the Vigilant Fire Company of
Georgetown, wherein they disc aimed intending any
them and apologized. for tho apparent discourts y
W hereupon ii was unanimously
Resolrsd, That from the good feelings which has
subSlsted for long time between this Company ard
the Nglant of Georgetown, the action of the latter
on recent occasion, was not conceived hy to bs
done I'm dIsrcsPectfu manner, ard the7t 70 g of
fence was TAKEN rightly atrihutng il to from
circumstances which controlled thc action of the
NlgIlant. and that the prompt measures taken 10y it
TO prevent n misunderstanding between the two
companies meet the entire abstraction ofthe Union,
which can only be preserved by being VIgant to
guard against wrong Impressions.
And be u further R,Soircf, That a copy of this
resolution be sent To the Nigant Fire Company Of
Georgetuwn, and that the same he published in the
Evening Star.
By order: w. RI. HINES, President
It JOHN JAS. CALVERT, Sec'y 4. +. Go.
@ATTENTION,F FIFTH WARD DEMOC-
ll3 RACH-The regular monthly meeting of
the Fifth Ward Democratic Association will be
hals n n
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EoR SAl.E-A three-story BRICK DWELL
Nj, with passage aud marble uautes-No.
Gag l.. street, between attn aud 5th sts Ia will be
sOId bargain and on accommodating terms. as tina
owner Is going TO leave the city. App, AT No 500
18th street, below ID. AZ 5-SMS w.
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FOR RENT-Two ROOMS over my drug store;
l. an ekcsliest Location foe a ply sician. Inqulre
OF J. X. MAJOR, corner 9Th a h streets.
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FoR SALE TWO Sr,>ns
that have been used for year as butter stands
one In tue Centre Market and one in the Northern
Market. They will be sold at great bargain. In
qulre at the northeast corner Of n and 18th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-05

EOR RENT-The thrse-story aud hase,n.ut
Il RRlGK HOUSE,No. street, between 9Th
snd "a. Th' house L. supplied with gas aud water
Apply 10 TIIOS. HAyENNER, 3i7 street
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pleasant ROOMS, WITH BOARD, Can
be 3btained al No. ais p street-Southeast cor
r. D o.
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| HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS
l. from trespasslng on my mothers place the
Heights OF Georgetown, in any way. as am de-
t7rmned to enforce the law sainst all persons so
doing.
ap 4-eo3tf JOHN A. RARBER
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right of -emptlou
To any of the lands within the towns hip, and parts
oil townships above enumerated Is required Ia ss-
tahIsh the same to the satisfaction of the register
aud receiver of the proper land office and make pay
mani hsTfor as SOoH practicable after Sssihy this
H0tice, and before the day appointed for the com
m"nc"nent of the public salcuf the lands enbrsci
the tract claimed: otherwise SUCH claim will be for
ftIted. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-05

0@ICECREAM of the very best quality served
to Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs; and Private
made every day aud sent TO any part of the citv
Particular attention given 10 servin parties with
ADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner Of 18th
and SITS. mar Is Inn
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~ W. G LARK,
- DEALER IN
1t MBER. WOOD, AND COAL
LAND CALClNED PLASTER CEMENT
- LIME, HAIR,
,HHITE AND COMMON SAND Sc
IL Office and lard-Nirginia ayeI,I. he, uyeap
9Th and 10th sts east, NAVY Yard an a is
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N NEW YORK CHEESE. &c,
w BONES Prime n. y. CHEESE,
~ barrels \. o. MOIASSES.
Loco lbs. GOLDFISH.
- boxes vi. CANDLES, at factory price,
Concentrated LNE French CIIOCOI.ATE
TaIlnr's London MI STARD, FARINA
CORN STARCH. PRESERVED GINGER
HONEn SOAP, BROMA, COCOA,
IONA ALTO CATSUP, HONEY,
For sale 10y W.
m TENNuNr
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- Chemistry, Climate. Clnh-font. Colon. Uuma,
Spontaneous Combustion, Congestion. Contaei ION
Tniu" Disass s,L AcsbfGy G%SPer ihIba9 Con
Cholera. ~
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::}IS

NUKE NFN NPKINI SII.kN
WI - AND RICH DRESS GOODs
inst opened this morning, another suoplx ~ tbosa
st,lish @PPis VI 'hOso
FOuiard Silks, ats n and IS caUts
ln1 dress patterns rich BayGlere Silks
hieh double skirt Grenadin aud Barge II .h.s
a lew pieces more Of ten Back BAyadsfe snt ~
pieces RIch lsnstTe Plain Black Sill N ~
WIN general stock Of Dress tIoods suitaile for
the prasaut ason 0N''"'i0 i"i
To all of which we invite the n, ,c;., .,,.... \,
Pu'onasot w. COll.EY A CO.
oRfzN 923 7ta ~ above Pa Az.
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N0TICE.-My son, PHILIP MAY, IS years old,
v left my house on SATURDAY evening last, the I'd
instant, about O'Clock. The character Of the boy
gives assurance to his distressed parents that no
prevented from returning home, never having spent
one nIs nj away. Any Information given that will
relieve his distressed parents will be thankfully
ceIved, and ali paid If the boy returned
JNO. L.. MAY, Cabinet Maker,
High street, Georgetown.
III sun paper copy until further orders, and send
bill TO Star Office. ap5St*
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"ANTED-At No. 352 18th street. between VI
w and Stre,ts, tiIrOe DRESSMAkERS. None
but good hands need apply ap 5-2t'
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A khabSGE SMELLY OF NOVELTIES ORA
I. IOhiOS. NJ ASSES, and other sacred publi-
oatlons Just received at the Music Store of
nsr " w. g.. METZEROTT.
I'HE BILLIARD HALL, situated on the north
east corner Penn. aver ne and 18th street, will
DC opened on Monday morning, April 9Th.
mar 29-2w MARR FISHER
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WANTED-At 336 Pa. avenue, between sth aud
w 18th streets. awHlrf Girl. who can sew
and do ge1erai h"usewOTk. None need apply ssss
Wei! recommended. ap S-1'
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WANTS.

COOK WANTED, who can come well recon
~ mended. Apply at No. 13- cath street, hsst
house north of Pa aNanua. 1t
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TO MERCHANTS

Chicago, Chill, China, Circulation, CLEARING
house, Cocoa, Coffee, Cummerce, Coast Snrvr,
C"nstantLnople, Congo, Corea, Chincha island,
Cotton, Coast of Curumandel.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS

MEETING.-The friends of an
U3 neIatIOn Of Georgetown to Washing ton city
are requested to meet at Forrest Hall on WE'D
NESDAG EVENING, April 9th, At ia O'Clock
Several citizens will address the meeting. ap 2 It
" NOTICE. -LUENSES.-All Persons
lS whose Licenses from the Corporation of
Ge"rgetown expire on the ) tn instant, are hereby
notified promptly To renew the same, otherwise they
will subject themselves To a fine.
WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
Georgetown, March 26. I85,.-Jnar 2i--ot pIn
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TX N,It, 'hIsIs YIN NFsN i DO HUI II n %. III
Il 18th street, west side, between Massachusetts
avenue and ]. street, CONTAINING nine rooms ard
cellar. Would exchange for Georgetown property,
Inquire at ELNANS THOMPSON'S Haniw are
store, No. 3OS Penn. avenue. south side. h-twoen
sth aud 10th streets, address I'D, at this Office
Ap4-St
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TO MUSICIANS .ND ARTI

CImabus CInarDsa, ClavIchurd, Claude Lorrain
ConcertO, Concert, Chiaro-Scure, CoTnet Core
GO, Claunit, Chorus, Choral Choir.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15
RIGpAII n1Ann1,,,
by TEI.EGl3 AplI

nsayy and 2wcr sales bbis at IS sou or
ST 20 iSr Ohio and $G for Southern Wheat /,
az @ sales 800 bus red tlnoted at 5EG
&c u and Tte at bnoyant sales
sales f IsSSs tg9 yellow o. Mess pork 1c lower;
prime pork SC lower at Al Tor1
e M rS% T@ e. Us Sugar steady Orleans 5x
ClNcISSATl, July 14.-Pl,ur cnei AIM f.ta. -,
but I are not aove IS for sales at q
iS market Is verv unsettled WHEAT elI No; y
famed at 81 IN tor red, $l15i 90 for
Bar Su at Corn Stsadyat sN9stc oats 4s5Gc
Whisky dull at 24Hc q rnc.r;ss
Pr9YiSons nrmer Bacon in fair dema5d
~ as az eyc for shoulders aud sdes bulk honI
BALTIMORE July 14Flnur steady; civ Mills
Iuotet az Wheat frln 600 bush at IN
SE VINE and SSs for red. Corn rm but uneha
S 9e o ana yellow S3S5 Provisions unehanged WitsEy
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= .5s Presentation. There anIepefnesr M
SFeo Jacobs, OF. the Central Ohio Railroad ,rbo.
nss run one year that road and never
- or missed a connection mic
sSsnles ne is to Represented With a. nacniffcent
cup . at the residence of Mr. Thos. II. Morris
Bellalr, by the employees of the company AN y,
tae prominentsoicers of theroad r.. nros
.ene. The cup is#from the establish nent Of NJ
.o.P. Brown, of this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15

LEAvENwoRru, July 14-By an arrival from
the mines last night the following detoilsare
furnished: Prospecting had been prosccuteda
considerable distance south Of the present dig.
gings, resulting in indications equal to any
already discovered. Good lead had been struck
seven miles below JackSon's, on Glea, Greek.
Also reported rich discoveries near Boulder
City. Bndingswas vigorously prosecuted at
Denver City.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15

ST. LOUIS, July l4-River fell sinches at
this point yesterday, and continues to rccede at
about the same rate. All the .upperstreams are
falling. The Missouri and Illinois arc getting
quite low and difficult to navigate. Weather
clear and dry, and very hot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15

BosToN, July 14:-trhe sloop# of war Constel.
lation sailed for the coast of Africa to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15

PoRTEAND ME., July l4.-Eighty kegs Of
powder in one the new mills at Gorham, Ne,
exploded yesterday, Blowing the building TO
atoms. One mar. was severely injured
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15

New YoRK, July l4tb.--Thc mails by the
steamship Canada, which arriveda at Boston last
night, have been received here. The following
latest intelligence is furnished. The London
Times city article of Saturday morning, reports
considerable activity in5thc discount markct.-
The Rothschilds had taken the new 5 per. cent
llesse Darmstadt5 loan Of 100000 guders at
The steamer Canada reports that she struck
an ice berg on July 9th, at#l:45 P. NJ, inslat
48:45. long. 47:47, carrying away her bowsprit,
the damages were 4 feet above water mark aud
the ship did not leak. Shewlll be ready to sail
at her appointed day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15

81 Anotder Hog cass.-Nigbt before last a
Nj. Godfrey was driving lot of small pigs
through Centre Wheeling. sudden fright
placed the whole band Aors du combat and one
Of the little rootcrs# struck out for himself and
was Immediately pursued by boy. The boy
and the pig had it nip and tuck for about two
squares. but the former actuated by small
peeuniary incentive, and superior wind came
upon the pig in front of the house Of John
Rohan, a Hibernian. In the process of captur-
ing, which the 10y then commenced, there was
good deal. of loud squealing, which brought
Rohan to the door. Rohan was willing to swear
that the pig belonged to him, and thought the
boy was carrying off his property by force Of
arms. Nor did an examination. Of the little
animal satisfy e. He knew the pig by the
squeal aud would not give it up, Aid. Quigley.
gothod ofthe matter for adjudication, and having
heard the story, here told, decided that Rohan
should pay two dollars damage or give up the
pig
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HOBBS q BARNES


G15 HAntm Street.,
7vt Gold Ba nd and Decorated China Tea Dinner Sets,
Mhte t!hna Dinner Sets White Stone Tea and Dinner sets
hand and to every
variety OF cut and pressed Tumhiers Giasses
eg 6lasses anu indeed everything in the Glass line We
WISH particularly 10 mention style Goblet and
OF Polehotomance Vases of different sizes and
saPes. VIC have also JapanncI Toilet sizes
new and W y neatly decorated Those reurnisll-
ing or housekeeping invited to Gull and
examine Coal and ETHEREAL Oils qualities constant
.y11,S
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CON .EiR Ola



BRooas-C Common. 49,
BUTTER-= Inkegs Q SiO.
tSuc6ErS-A1ariettaf 5000 25
SHEESE-Western Reserve SXG9c.f
OAGDLEs-TalloR mould Is. din n! al mr. %. s,,s an
OoFFRR-JaYal 1866 Mo I2Cl121f - = 49,
6r259GS0. st 9 oiseeatt '0e; snP erHns
T MHxAT-I26.
RYE-10O.
CoRS-i 10.
BARLRY-65.
5OATs-5U .z5f5-s55
FRATMgRs-4Bd145c. scarce
FIsH--Shad $14; HerrIucs az. SIaror. ~ o,,,5,1.,
fCRs-taccnon 3Ul98T ISc ~. = . q z1os4z.5
GtISSASc-I596O.
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Is4-Gunp powder 4UGTu; Imperial 400 as Iys, eszazn
Pogclling 2593Uc; 0ol0ng $50 5c w. ~ 9A Vei:
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~; Full blood extra 40 to rs. ~ "aeteu 20 70
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PITTsRUnu, July 14.-River three and a half
feet by metal mark, falling. Weather clear
and warm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-15

and Glasgow both sailed from this port yestere
day for Glasgow.
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IS Mss LtzsisslP dyt, about whom our read.
eIs have heard not little lately, in connection
with the robbery Of Mr.. Murray, was not un.
known to fame previous to this affair She was
once happily fixed ina connubial state, and
even now bears the same relation 10. a loving
husband that Teresa Sickles did to Daniel r.,
before the recent resumption Of the marital
condition. The cause of the separation was
exactly similar, tbongh=therc was no tragedy
growing out Of the affair. Lizzie, after the di.
yorce, took toloud lecturing on home lies and
matrimonial shortcomings, subject which she
ls=snid to handle with admirable facility. She
completely turned the heads of several young
gentlemen in Pittsburgh, and there is no telling
how many pockets. Before leaving this city.
she expressed her intention to lead aquict=life
Notwithstanding the young idea of the
#flslng generation how to shoot, in which hon.
o.aolc profession she has had some experience
--a4s&SoS
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NEw York, July l4.-Private adviccs report
the arrival of The Russian steamer Gcn'l Admit
raj, at Ghobourg from this port. The date of
her arrivals not given.