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COLORADO EXPEDITIoy.-The War Depart
ment have just received a communication from
W. S. Clark, Brigadier General, of California.
dated Los Angeles, May 2, 1859, informing
them of the complete success of Lieut.. Col.
Hoffman's United States Colorado Expedition,
and adds that the troops engaged on the expe-
ditiOn, with the exception of two companies,
were then in march for economical stations on
the sea- board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

UTThe Odd Fellows block Of buildings. at
Dubuque, Iowa, including the Post office, u. s.
Land office, Odd Theatre, with several stores and
offices, We're destroyed by fire on Thursday night
The contents Of the Post and Land offices were
saved but all the property of the Odd Fellows and
M@s"ns was destroyed. The loss amounted to
$4,000, on which there is an insurance of BIO GOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE SPECIAL AGENTS OF
THE POsr OFFICE DEPARTNENr.-The Post
master General has just had issued a printed
letter Of instructions to the special agents of
his department, in which are defined and set
forth much more clearly and fully than ever
before, the various and responsible duties of
this class Of public officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

IL From ]. ShillingtOn we have the ssBride of
IammermoOr," being this weeks issue of Peter
son x Bros. cheap edition of the waverly novels.
1t has fine portrait of Scott. Also, from Shilling
ron, we have "The Child Of Waterloo by Geo.
w. Reynolds, complete in one volume published
by Peterson Brothers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

IL SPiritualism seems to be making its way
among the Mormons. Elder Pratt, in late dis
course on the efficacy of prayer, maintained that
future retrbution consists in being subject to the
call Of mediums and table tippers. This is quite
a novel theory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

IL The ST. Louis papers come to Us, with ac-
counts from Pixies Peak of a character more dis
NAL than ever Flour is S}O barrel. IL there is
any gold at all II lies four feet under the surface
and stories are told Of three men who went to the
diggings and brought back l6 cents worth Of the
precious metal, the product of their days toll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

1.-THE examination Of Edward Jackson. I'm
New York, for the alleged attempt to rob the L .
: nail agent, on the 18th inst near Port Jarvis.
Pa, was concluded On Friday. The principal
witness was Adam Keck, the mail agent who
detailed the particulars of the attempt to Supply
him with ehloroform, and of the fight which took
place In the mail car. The affair occurred Just
hs the Haln passed the Delaware river into Penn
sylvania, and must be tried in that State The
prisoner was fully identified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

HI is amusing to See how one poem brings
on another. Not long since the Evening Post pub
hshed piece called ''The Under Dog in the
Fight" second poet writes about the Clipper
Dog" And now We see Il third ''pOic'' gloriaes
''rhe Outside Dog i'm the Fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

CONTEMPLATED ABsENCE.-The President,
accompanied by Secretary Thompson, proposes
leaving this city this afternoon in the 3 O'Clock
train, on visit to North Carolina. He goes
To Baltimore and takes steamboat for Norfolk
and from thence to Weldon He will be alb
sent about eight days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

10 The Congregational Association has just
closed its session Detroit The association, af-
ter discussion, adopted resolutions seeding from
the American Tract Society, because that body re-
fuses to recognise the sin Of slavery in its pubica
fiOns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

1--we learn that the prospect for a heavy crop
of wheat In Loudon county, Va, is very encour-
aging indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. j. W. Huntington.
to receiving ship at Baltimore; 1t E. Lanier,
detached from receiving ship at Norfolk, and
ordered to receiving ship at Baltimore; Lieut.
q. III. Bergman, to the receiving ship at Nor
folk; Assistant Surgeon j. c. Bertolette, to
the steam slOop Of war Lancaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

ID The sun shone brilliantly into the room
where Humboldt died, and it is reported that his
last words, addressed to his niece, Were: ..Wie
berrlich diese Strablen: sic scheinen die Erde
yum Himmel IN rufen! How grand these rays:
they seem to beckOn Earth to Heavenly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

II M. Groux, the man with the visible heart,
has bequeathed his body, should he die on this
continent, to the medical fraternity Of America
Rufus ChOate drew up the deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

DErAchED-The officers Of the steamers
0Aieaonia and Westernport, of the Paraguay
expedition, which arrived ut New York on
Friday, were on Saturday detached by orde,
Of the Navy Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

Grln the Episcopal diocese Of Pennsylvania,
during tue past year, the number of corner stones
laid, was 6; ordainments, p; churches conse-
Grated, H. combinations. 1878
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DJ-It is said that the ROthschld have lost rs, =
OOOOO francs by the great Viennese house that has
just failed but this is probably an exag geration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

ApporNrMENr.-The President has appoint
ed Silas +. Kendrick, of Mississippi, to be In
dian Agent in the Territory Of New Mexico,
cice r. j. Cowart resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

II Private letters from New Orleans, from
respectable sources say that several Of yellow
fever have made their appearance there.
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IL Miss Hosmer has sold her statuette Of Puck
in Mushroom to the Prince of Wales. 1t was
the last art purchase he made in Rome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

II Mr.. Trollope, the novelist, and the son of
the novelist, was at Florence during the recent
revolution there, and took prominent part in il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

IL colony, numbering nearly thousand
NOrwegians and swedes, are about removing from
Illinois TO Minnesota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

SWAMP LANDS On the 9th inst .nrrov.,
lists No i OF swamp lands in the Sioux City
district, and No. in the Charleston district of
Iowa. were transmitted by the GENERAL Land
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

TIE WEATHER. The following report Of the
weather for this morning is m sde from the Morse
Telegraph line TO the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30
THE SECRET MFR MITES OF YOIrTH
AND NATL RITN,

THE SECRET mfr MITES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY.
Just published gratis, tie 25fA thor.aHf
few words ON the Rational Treatment without
Medicine, of SpermatDr VI ne a or Local ~/.H.h-
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions HHRfA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay OF the System, Impo- -E1L/
tency and lmpedments TO Marriage
generally,
- BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. u.
The ImpOl iant fact that the many alarming com
paints originating in the Imprndence and solitude
oi youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is In this small tract clearly demonstrated and tin,
entirely new and highly successful treatment as
adopted 10y the Author, fully explained, by means
Lefty and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nOstfums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope. 10y II uniting (post paid two post
age stamps to DIR. B. DE LANEG, - East SIS
street. New York City. mas l-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

Two THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST PRE-
CiNCT OF THE FORTH WARD-No-
tee Is hereby given that election will be held in
the house on the west side Of sixth street between
II and L. one door north Of the Drug Store at the
corner OF sixth and III streets, on MONDAY the
6th day OF June next, for a Register, Collector and
surveyor 81 the City, and for one member Of the
Board OF Aldermen, three members of the Board of
Common Council, and one Assessor. for sad
Ward, IN conformity with the provisions of the
charter of the city of WASHINGTON
The polls will open at O'Clock q. IN :. and close at
Z p. m. John BOWLING,
Il. MILBURN,
A. ROTHWEII.
Com'rs Of Election LIST precinct ith Ward
9l-1ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING,

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
MISS c. LINDSLEY,
Over ClSS-tt & Mays Dry Goods Store,
No. 3al Psna. dusnHs, BET. oh and lOth SIS.
Respectfully Intnrms the ladies tcitiZens and
stTangorsl OF Washington aud vicinity that she lie
DRESSES AND MANTLES
IN the most fashionable style, and at the shortest
notice.
H Please remember the place-Over Clage,t Il
Mays Dry Goods Store, No. 324 Pa. avenue. che
tween 9th and 10th SITS. ma ~ lot
Nj. SINGER Il CO.'S IMPROVED SEWING
Il. MACHINES.
WdShiH gtOR OHee-NO. 3-s Pennsylvania Avenue.
Under the National Hotel.
For families, taI.ors. and all manufacturing puT-
poses they uneq uaed; more durabie capable Of
doing a greater variety of work, and OF earning
more mOney than any other machine IN the maj ket.
The new Family Machines at Sjn and SIS are at
tracing unusual attention.
We invite all To call at our new Washington OF
hce-NO. BIS Penn. avenue, under the National
HOtel-and examine them and their work. The
great economy in using such machine will at once
become apparent. Explanations given tn all. Cir
culars, illustrating all of Singers Sewing Machines
with specimens OF their work, furnished To all or
sent to any address.
A good assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist
and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold
at New York prices.
l. M. SINGER co.
WIN. II GLOVER, Agent. ma 2-iy
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Mrs. HOIMEAD having re-
- moved Ia the house lately Occu pied by Mrs
Spalding, northwest corner az street and pa sVs .
Is prepared a. accommodate transient or permanent
ooAhDbhS. ma a-str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

Two TIRE VOTERS OFTHE SECOND PRE-
L CINCT OF THE SECOND wARD-Notic-
is hereby given that election will be held At th,
corner of Pennsy lyana avenue no nth street west
on NJ onday, the 9Th day Of June next for Register
Collector, and Surveyo nf the city. and for one
meInber Of the Board of Aldermen. three members
OF the Board of Common Council. and one sseSsn
for said Ward, in conformity nth the provision,
OF the charter OF the city of Washington.
me pols VIII open at O'Clock a. M, and close
at7 p. IN. f.. G. DYER,
SAM'L LEWIS,
w. u. SHEDn,
MA 0'-te 1ntel.D Commissioners
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, CHEAPER THAN EVER,

Nl AND BOYS WEAR
a great variety Of GOODS for Men and Bows,
Wear ~ n. EGAN'S,
323 Pa. avenue, south eide.
ma Sbt bet 9Th and 7th sta,
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ECRNlSHED HOUSE FOR RENT FROM
u FIRST MAY-NO. $50 q street, between 18th
and 18th, neatly and completely furnished, Rent
n~ MOTT 90 Inquire Of ). BRINTNALI., G-neI al
Lahu Omce. ap lS-eOu
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
~ RENT u WASHINGTON CITY FOR A

Two DENTISTS AND OTHERS.-FoR Rent
The ROOMS No. 2I6 Pa. avenue, over Mrs.
WrIghts Corset Store, occupied y adantist for the
last four years. Apply 10 ROBERT WRIGHT.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

RIVE NI6HrINGALES, dozen Singing Sk,-
y iarks, Amseis, prosseS, learned - -
Blood Finches, some Buchhnk-Ts. CioldqI
Finches, u dozen Pigeons Of the Iare,t kind<0
and several other kinds Of imported Birds has our
FRED. WARNECkE, brought D, the steamer
ourussa fC"" Hamburg to US, and stops, be did
before. at Charles WerneT's, 3S5 Penn. avepue
Specimens af these Birds can also be seed al SCI
Centre Market.
- a.. CHARLES MERNER
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nor SALE-At Smallwood's Stable. on jackson
IL Hall Alley, between 81 and lla streets, ~
lne pair al grey carIIaSe HORSES. one 1SN
CARRIAGE aud HARNESS. aud oneS2A
summer CHARIOT. belonging 20 the personal es-
tate of the u to Mrs. Jacq aeline =. Pcudeton For
terms OF sale apply To j. W.WEBB, Administrator
No. 432 Penn. avenue, between "a and 9th sts.
n iws
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EOR RENT-A twO-story DWELLING, with
l. store loom attached. situated on the corner II
ith and streets, containing SIX ROOMS. Apply
next u"oT. = st
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ENOR .RENT-Small slzo frat class BRICK
Il HOUSING. 246 street. bctween nth Ard
lSth, near the War Department: with sas, water,
snd A., the modern improvements. Apply To- 4.
Ut ". next 10 National Hotel. Ina u ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-30

A CARD TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
"A called to the sale of that large and eligible To-
Gated Lot al the corner Of north street and Della
on Tuesday afternoon, May 3Ist, at O'clock on the
promises. " ''
As this .ot will lie sold without reserv, Ia the
highest bidder, q fine opportunity will he aaS,ded
for a profitable investment
ma 3L2td JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & CO Annts
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FOR RENT AND sALK

II enue, between l4th aud 18th sts For nartic,
lars apply At the brick house on the premises.
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Il story of our building.
SIBLEY n GUY. s2a Pa. av..
maS between 10th and nth Sts.
ENOR RENT-A comfortable two tnrr Frsma
Il USE. on the corner of 2ld and = street )
west CONTAINING nine rooms. with a large lot. fut
and ShrUbhery. Will he rented furnished ifd.>ir.l
Apply 90 TIE premises. ma y 81
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let JEWELRY-H. O. HOOD has ms, re-
" celyed large stock Of fine GOLD a d JET
JEW ELRY at 3d. Penn. avenue. ma 81
HAVE JUST ARRIVED At SHREEVES -
Il stable, ON 18th street, with lot of fine -
young HORSES, which will sell low GSO
mas st X. ". THOMAS NS
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BALLS. PARTIES &c

DnA0Os 0H11Ec, WC.
GRAND CAMPAIGN BALL Or THEKEY
" STONE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA- "a
Tl0N. 10 be held at the Assembly ooms on ~
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June l, 1854 ~
Tickets 81 admitting gentl man and ladies' L.,A
Ehe Committee pledge themselves that no pains on
expense shall he spared 20 make this the rand ia
ME Mt OF the season. by order Of the
naSO-St COMMITTEE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

'lNllE exercises % ihi, iusi,a,ion will Ike ~
l samsd On Mou.ify next, September !: th.
In the short tins that has ELAPSED since the
appoluimcn; Of ,ht President at the close Of the
a.' term it has b,en impossible to engage teach
crs aud have them nj their pos, At the very COW
mcucemcu 81 the session
Negotiations an now pendin; 10 plAsc ia
every department gentlemen II high NcsliAcu-
tons. AMI we'lf,ioi both BY eiucatior AID e.
p,ricncs TO III their positions
NJ rain. or cNpcusc shall h~ spared 10 make
this Institution OF tn. first in the snusk- Nr-s
Fail particulars will hc giv. !. ta,s-s a.
vcrtism en,. y s. BASS,
Send. 10. iS1o- i.,f f'A>sA1kns.
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LlkE.NESSES.

1 6 MoESTUE has reopeisd rr~ssr II
n. Marshall. over N, store oI Ring rbs4 fasd,
North side Of the ruh.fr straft, whe.r ~ +
read, to take Iik.nsrsss in The mot spswusesl
style Persons wishing to fxvor him With thar
patronage will riei@ ri,e him, WI early call.
t. Hasinv mad, the Ar, his study AL
exclusive n,isin.ss for tn last nin wears spul
always t.,hlnc the ikore.1r. HIMSELF he ~ CO.
time ~ do ~ aud wartaots not 10 ka,e hi-
work IN the hard oI appendices Of incss,s+ens
Afiils, but We eNccn', any ct'lcr IN person with
cAarincss aud dispatch
NJ. ~ 'SA".ff
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TIT Pacei, j aaj Coz sale. ~ q g 'lrgFt
y a e.. great MANY l.tt'a th.us aal fancy
articles go this branch ai TRADE 10 Hsm.rogs 70
mel'ioa For paf'iaI'as Sc re.r son tn OFT
sb1e ga.ea can and a,auae 'aT youfs.lge.
August - - No-tu Ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

THE New Gri.l Mil at thr sash factory
! now in operation Hc.rlo- Will ia"
"o .ahy ana "a
her'H ~ i,sJ
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Ernu, Made loshtng.

1 IT ~ hue q Ready mad' Clothing fr
\ 81, az JOSS deuqe
20 u rtNES
thIp storm
b..af.rl .l W 3m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO u .. NEN GOO DS!
At
G. II. pixies.

4 Full assortment Of BONNETS Of th'
~ latest stylc JUST received and for sale at
q. II PIXIES.
Oct %, 1852
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II iiitN tIti

tRGI u #mn'a...'ask ~ Har'alr.
\ ..t ..FYl 4aa Cir -lle Us
COLEMAN GO
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EuR everybody and at a'l prices at
l. oH p 2m tAtLNN RAINS
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Ready Made iuiiiing.

4 ~trtRloR Wl 8. 'rh' af ja.'Jr !
\ aul ID. Is
COLEMAN 4 GO
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BOOTS MD SHOES


DIST la' ever brought FOO Marshall "a
- oct p 2m CNlLNW AN a RAINS.
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HATS AND CAPS.

~ every kind SIZE OF d. 5In''ao f- a'e D,
COLEMAN a &c.
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PLANTATION GOODS,


IrSr Received and for sale by o. g. Gregg
- a co oar isua!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11
.LINsLEY INsTIrU1E,
WHEEI,IN

w WHEELING. VA
LARGE and cHunOious Building in the cen trail y,art
~ Of the ety. heins completed the Trustees Av
pleasure in announcing that the hoYc INSTITUTION
O?cue: on iisc first Monday a. September next.
JAMES PAUL., IS. NJ, PRINCIPAL
GF"RGE p. l"CEwocD. A. M, AS-ocatc
The CLASSICAL Department viii he under - control
Of ie Principal aud wilt embrace the following brSrc!y>
20 wit: The Latin aud Greek Languages u, urt
approved authors in eXc; Socutio Lcze Nor.
al Science. Mentsl Philosophy, Eles
cst and Political; Evidences "f Christianity: pInrul
y! With its Geography and CronoicRN
i.aw. 49,
The MATHEMATICAL Department will ~ III or ;lr cor
tFci Q! TIE Associate and embrace the braur
TO wiz: Arithmetic, Algebra Gsoroetgr TTl
geometry surveying with the CO !nstIGpeHJs)
Navigation; Natural Philosophy, Cheusrv A>troaoaiy
Botany CiTf E"EinSSrins Photographs, Physiology
HnuE-kCepHiE.
Chemical Apar*tuS Globes nAps charts a?c lie, ami
MODERN have hecn provided, a- interesting
Nier!neHtS and illustrations T!I be given
II Is III" earnest desire of the Crmtleen arg. the
Institution, TO furnish advantages cuCmtsn equal
those enjoyed ia aN ccE!ru unity and caIgc.
Ter Of youth for usefulness IN NE.
There Will De Two sessions Of IN wear
c2MFneneing On the arst Mondays % September Fs.
EtTFs o. TrItox 81. session te lover I'D ~,
per session for tie classics, au hisi,.r bran, hos
o. A!r Lockwood th,irE stranger this r',y and hsr
&i he IS distinguished graduate princeton Coilyc,
New Jersey, ard E1 experienced instructor.
ny order of tie Board OF Trustees.
iv1:'-im z JAC0? pr..t
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Jelly GlassnsI

N% have jlSt iiI. arl- Tor rnt4i,e an J. ll,.
roe sh.re : ;aPering with indrT;. Il riur
tae Top log tying e per. II just very article .
We wish ali who Intent putting "! JrlIies t. r,il l. SCI, it.
Tr"iE Jars! Frnit BARS!
Wchave slso kind Frn.t Jar-Phr. Glars Green
''ass a!d '!!s celenat'l ''EAI.rHEAYARE' JARS The
inaeF al OF which ;eSe JnTI being N!;reops
store 5od anu the glaze Pare Flint Giiss tsry are var
5i''"d ?nt to AhsnrS contents 10 ur
letter ust received from The alipuinrN thu
assertion that they were rOsonCs 1T MS y;.-
fH2NS as it is "hsFr4' cg rrer ia hundreds in mis-
city and visniiy have used then :or , Is. .rs
with perfect satisfaction
ely E'Taps! IFOsqmito 2'raps:
We have the AGENCY tinrrt's Patent Fly and Mos.
quito Trap very u,rri ami rsirnb. article a. This
SCI! q. tie year Hs.rHuttG xiii Itg IN ueip.
"f'ooi without creating any dirt auroyn,ss they arc
also as DE tFc-iTG TO iuOeS. All to
ccEPortabte slycp, UGuislurb.d come AID Luv
have ais" just received Chdr-'s Toilet setts-som..
tt' new aT4 mic: Waite Clina White Sc:,@, !.usre bard
am decorated spt0"$ Also, i'le assortment Of Rus
Sti!'s lvcT! md Cocoa handled Cutlery.
gains MAJ be had from HOBBS 4 nAEEFS
y ll5 Nam street
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3CAL NJ A TIERS.
.--z.4 cents Usek.-Thc Inte!ligencer is
nd to subscribers in any part OF the city
;..borhood at ten cents week.
%SS@5~

.~zl Family .N1zket.-Thc Second Ward
!. was well attended Yesterday morning
mere WAS an abundance Of everything in a
tc way. We also notice that prices are
Iowa to moderate iisnreS, and every
i'll. ap3 poor, INDUCES in whatever the
sG,.,j>. Potatoes, which are abundant
and most excellent ir their quality,
S.veaty-tirc ccats bus!,eI or twenty
peck. Apples, for baking purposes,
,..,s... SUI q! prices, from thirty five to
,....v. se1,se, a.t>i'@! and twenty cents peck.
- .o;a sells at eight cents per dozen, Gu
.h.-..t ten, cabbage at five cents head,
..,. .rsaty cents Il peck and Lima beans at
.,.., c.r,s a qQag'. String beans are worth
..,,, cents peck and are abundant and not
+. IN demand. There are not so many eggs
.,..,.; this season of the year as in the spring
These escnJ1l articles are therefore sell
AT a reduced falc. seven and eight cents per
Bl:;eris worth fifteen cents pound,
!, raas. cllckens-which are quite Scarce
any ceuts piece.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11

>-sae in he Council ChanJer.-As the
.sas aaont to adjourn nigh, before last,
=irterS, from the 4th Ward, moved rcso.
-aa the effect of which was to instruct the
.aesi '""ltssioner to take up the track Of the
.;ag.'cl Railroad, on John Street, bctween
Athgaaln. ,"d the Post Office, which, it
he remembered, the company has expressed
inability to do at present
", Forbes, Of the 9TH Ward, opposed the
.e.plion. Mr.. Jstlers said that Sir. Forll cs
-o:"i>ed to vote fer the resolution, if be
laiaSit or. Mr.. Forbes replied that he
,all 81. NJ. letters said he did say SO.
Forbes Piacel direct question of veracity
i"eeo them, Haereupon oltcer Hawley APP
.,aasa ;.s parties, and no blood was shed.
: III al Ills was going on, the Council, on
ion OF M PANEL, adjourned. MIR. Forbes
Mr. LETTERS are both usually good na,ured
aiao.e members, and their little spat &C.
81 some surprise. The session ON Tnss.
.e"ins was rather stormy one through
...14 not little excitement pcrvaded the
ra.ons of the honorable bod.