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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13

c. 000-A BEAUTIFUL AND VAIUA
- .OOO BILE FARM of 100 acres, more or
lass, STOCK, Imp ements. and Crops. in MONTGOMERY
c1enty, Md, about miles from Washington CITY.
and seven from Georgetown. can be bought for
S7,oOo If applied for Immediately. There are a.
acres In corn, IS in clover, and about in oats For
further Information address a note to J e. j CITY
Post Ofh"e, Washington city, D. G. THIS Is ne
cheapest farm in the county Improved city prop
au 4-eoIm+
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EOR RENT-A small HOUSE, standing back
- ina yard on the south side of ID street, between
i4th and 18th, containing rooms A pump of good
water at the door. Rent 81 month. Inquire on
the premises. q ......+| Its
tNQR SA 1.-the STOCK and FIXTURES of a
Retail Tobacconist, situated in public part Of
the city. Will be sold fellow cost, tn -opretor
wishing to leave Washington inquire at the Star
Omce. An IS 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13

FRAME HOUSE AND OF ON SEVENTH
Il STREET AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18th
instant shall sell, in front Of the premises AT s
O'Clock m, handsome Building Lot. fronting ~
ieet on 9TH streetNeNt to the of o ST. porth
being part of Lot No. u, in Square AT, with the
Stable. ~ W
Terms: One third cash: balance in 6. 70 And n
months, for notes bearing interest from the ay of
sale. deed given and q deed of trust taken.
auS-d A. GREEN. Auct
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FOR SALE,,A very fine saddle PONEY, suita
u bic for a lady. Can bs seen at ~
SHREEyE ? Livery Stable, IN
an - 2t' 18th St, bet II ard sts S2A
John FLETCHER, ....r.
- CORNER 4TH AND STREETS NORTH.
Keeps always on hand fine GROCERIES and
LIQUORS, at the lowest prices. au I2-2ts
GEM OF FASHION. ..
Just ecrlved, and opened to day, this celebrated
make of skirt which for sty and beasty rpaSses
any SKIRT yet produced and will he sold at n very
low figure Also, ten dozen more of cele brateti
loo aud Is Skirts. - / - -
ace and straw Goods,
Embroldsiies, Ribbons, Paraso,s,
MantIilss AM Busters. E|E' 80
Ic A call is solicit d. at 20 .r.e..+ -,4
an I2 Sc B.. MAXWEII.'S. 32s Pa av
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13

b THOMAS DOWNING; t;eorre,ovn-
BGb sSnf. S.I, or 4 pSEEP OF TRUST Fset
e public ;se On the ihasyssy of will e
Horses two GsrD sSs Bs,.. Auo'Sn
ra i89Hf b6 BWEtf5fiNz55L L.d TIs..ss.
By J, G. MCGUIRE s. CO.. Auctopeer,
SoT1aso PAIN OF YOUNG MULES AND
uE spA5Ys MokNHiNSS s a@s ,i 4
sha sell foe seoos rSa o VI sss AsSos Rooms.
rai 49, % very superior large-sized .younr NoJk
SloEsS taTes ,s And f9pf years old thoroughly
or double harness. and believed to he as enc a
psir Ia every respect as can he found in the
Also, one fine large grey family Horse six ye.rs old
res h:0R hs G Ge., ss% Il a
JAS IL ssffRRTEsa se So aa sSss
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AND
- VACANT LOT on SECOND STREET WEsT, Bk-
DxY AFfERSos6bsNs Snss.F ESE
in square No 567, fronting IS fset on I'd street be-
tween and = street. north. running hack 81 faet,
DWELLING honse, containing rooms. Also. the lot
ah,olnIng, Of the same size. vhlch is ummproved
onths. with interest, cnred by deed in trust on
auI3-d &c. Mcguire a. CO. Apcts.
Bv A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON C.prrot.
nth Instant shall sell in front the prsmises AZ
AND NJ, in suGdi vision Of orisinai I,ots No a. q.
and 10 In Square No. 6S5. fronting on north street
ana ,1 MASSACHUSETTS, avenue, between 9th and 7th
Thus property is handsomely located. near Mar,
persons wishing 10 rake = good iavestment en's 10
Terms; One fourth cash; balance ia s, 2, Is and
sale. A deed given aud deed of trust taken 10y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13

Sex kDvERrIsENESr Of new and beautiful fancy
goods at McI.aughlin.s ..
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,SANFoRD's Liver INviGo AroR.-Thp changes OF
diet. weather and hundTed of other causes, pro
duce laxity IN the stem that needs correcting,
IN ether words. the liver becomes slightly deranged
and needs stimuiator. If oil who find themselves
"a TINS situation WILL Try Dr. Sanford's Inylgorator
tney may pc sure OF relief, as can testify to Its
sncaoy IN curing Headache, Indigestion, Sour
stomach, And pth;r ills comnfon In family IN
acs as medicine, easter and better than any dose
IL pills We ever swallowed and is so mid that the
smallest infant can take IL - - 49, 800"
Sod By all Druggists. --- aul-2vr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13

n I'D The PUBLIC.
s+ CONDUCTED ON THE CASH PRINCIPLE.
Ths1ubscriber has taken the Store room occupi.t
sy a. H. Marlow, and will open, on satur- xfan
selected stock of ROOTS and SHOES,Y
comprising al the qualities for Men, WoN
men, Misses, Children. Boys. and Youths, whiol
he Will sell as low as they can be had in this or an
otneT c Gi he would most respectfully toiclt
call from his friends and the public ~ = p 10y.
III Terms-PosITIvELY CASH. Is
BIT. THORN
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MKN's DlKss SUITS, -. .. 500. .nf
nzs Msa's Bssssss Sxsfs,
CHupREN's DRkss SuIIs, "a = - = =

Moan wAIxEn Z Co, Marble Hail CIoteins
announce that their annual display OF Spring and
Summer Clothing is -nox ready for inspection. II
Youths' Clothing ofthe neveSt snd richest design ms
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy. In
fsshionabe srtIces Of dress. opportunity is now
Offered Cor selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
dpeed prices, ,QOUd 1 Il spA-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13

LOR RENT-A two. story BRICK DwEJ
u LING, with back buildings and cellars a nd eas
through the house, on Gay sire I, GEORGETOWN. TO
an acceptable tenant the rent will be moderate Ap
ply TO ID. ENGLISH. an $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
MATTERS

Bridge Tickets AJoee P,r-It wasn't NAL.
ice norit wasn't mischief 1t ,.as sometbing
between the two which the word cussedness'
describes better than anything else. We'll. as
we were going 10 say, several persons, either
actuated by this quality or a fraudulent dispo.
sition, attended Prof Iucho's concert night be-
fore last, and though they must have had but
an Indifferent appreciation of the music, re-
manned till its close. When the Professo.
went to count his tickets next morning, he
found, besides few counterfeit half dollars, a
lot of Wheeling Bridge Tickets, which the con.
scicnceiess scamps had palmed off for the reg
ular admission ticket. The feelings of the Pro.
fessor, who, we believe. is neither rigid NOR
alist nor philosopher, must be imagined. If
they had been leather medals, buttons, or even
a whole deck of playing cards, the thing would
have been tOlernble. But Bridge Ticketsl 1t
was monstrous!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

BALTIMORE hPTii 22.-Plour unchanged Wheat firm,
&l,aHS 40 4 white and 81 ,4Uas red Corn steady
PROVISIONS active bacon sides *. Whisky firm.
NEW YORK, April 22-Four continues have declinng
tendeneS the sales this mOrnu only $500 bbls
the following prices; stn'e R4S5a5lO, Ohio $6ISaG 40
Southern ffG40 Wheat dull nd western 81 49,
Chicago Spring slHaa 50. Corn declined; sales 15uUG
bush. At s3 Tor mixed, Slc Tor white and S2S6 yellow
Pork dun at size % for mess Lard INN lIIgIIst
Whisky dull 1T &c \ e2cc-
CIcSNATI, Apr % Flour dull but unchanged; demand
local and sales confined to $40 hbls 45SrG
ceipts 1900 bbS tie last ~ hours Whisky duh
quOtahly lower sNlya 1000 bLls s4c, former
rate for high proof PORK nominal bacon Rrn hut IN
hanged much demand, at ca aSt though holders
and 81 81 lhds bulk shoulders &C. packed ard
5Oo0 lbs bulk sides At Sc loose Lard hrn ut lie with
fair demand and rather Offering, Sugar Hrmer.
laSses buoysn sales q 70 OLs holders
AK S. the aavers New York New Orleans today
teius quite favorable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

Almost Sicktes 16air Of Our 0wa.-
A gentleman of Celtic extraction "who wroughts
on the railroad" and lives in East Wheeling with
a German wife, recently discovered beyond
the shadow of ghost of a doubt" that GER
tain insinuating Teuton was dallying with his
lawful spouse Instead of arming himself With
Derringer and hunting down the, man who
had outraged him, our Hibernian subject yes
terday applied to an Alderman and asked to
have the adulterers taken into custody The
Alderman informed him that his was case for
the courts, and that its prosecution would cost
him heap of money. This was a new view of
the case, which, striking the outraged husband
unawares, set him to thinking. The final re-.
suit was that he concluded to abandon both the
prosecutionand his faithless wife, leaving blood,
tears, misery and courts of justice to those who
have fancy for such things.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
COMM-ERCIAIA

R,ooMN WHOLESALE MARK Ell.
BrrrEE-in kegs IL.
BucEETs-A Marietta f2a2 %.
CHERss-westeru Reserve iUc:
CASbLAs-raliOW mould IL ain 81 star eperrn AZ
CpFFEE-JHVA lSc; Rio t2<9giJ
MHsAs-l,t5 to 81.
RYE-gu.
CORS-iS TO 50.
BAkLEY-6D'
OATs-S2G5l
EEArHEE5--IOli5c scarce.
PsH-Shad SI4; hrrrInRs Sc; AIaeEerei No SI2 to 12
FTss-Raecoon 3Va5THe.
GISsASG-S586O.
H Ha!-a9,. { ton 5000 Timothy 5000
LIaE-LOuisviile ,SeGl2,OO.
aS AS Orleans 4O Sugar House 4se.
N.Y. s 3; ~ ;;grpentne tar $685..
KAGS-9s-35S, dull
RicE-5ala55.
s=RD5-Fiaxseeti 1eS; Glover ".
SOAF-Castile per 10 l5all6; common 5Gf.
suoAEs-NrF Orleans yes hid. sssS !; in Dbl.
SSUFF-Scotch PC; Rlppee % ago.
TgA-Gunpowder 4rspTU; Imperial 4Da65: Tyson zoe
'oucing 2593ic Oolong 35ag75c.
TouAoco-G twists l2i five roll 24a2s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
BUSINESS NOTICEs

- Beauty Jor dishes What is more ar :
noying to lady or gentleman than to have face
covered with 6ttehes, or Pimplcs. There are
many thus affected, and particularly a, thi sea.
son of the year
All such disagreeabIe eruptions may be re-
moved by using Brentlinger's F1uM Eltrao OF
'Sar'Gparitla. 1t is better than any ecsuetie,
externally applied, because it puritfes the Blood,
and gives the flesh clear. healthy appeoronce
T. II. LosAS & Co., General agents.
Sold also by LIST, LOGAN & Co., Bridge corner.
and by the Druggists generally.
SEE advertisement of DIR. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
Trust Sale.

TQY virtue q trus-. sfon Hcrry wife,
- Frederick NolieI. dais' e sts .; January is I'D
dui recorded N TIE Clerks stir e Ohio eoantN csur L.
liool - io and tn .al Frsicriek Mo1rr having
deceased siu tn execution % said drt % tTsi, i
UNDERLINED, by virtue Of order u Ohio Co1It
.Haesi =. ApTI fTr leg spI 'e Sc all ts F.'s and
p'TrrsSf Ss said Frederick .i-zlr EisF SAIL
icvd q Srus - - publc slr, tlr- figis- biz
dvE ths II DAY o. hSy, i,l9 THE froaH door % tic
Court Hvase - the city Of Nh.ei'uE- ii oi4c A NJ
lots Nos ants five So and rysx 80 situated the
toWa Of Triad iphla. nLIo couEly. NirsiHIs-
Tertns % Sst--Cash HENRY e. Fs.ESIIEE.
ap2I-ti Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

IDY virtue % Deed % David aud
- Martha NcTr.sr l- Ni, be- iin .latr TIE 18th =
oetoir lsSl, ami duly recorded % OIL Cour'g CCuTt
Clerks ois~r shall Saturday re ia Gag q ly
i>s lsrssn re AgEsf uf o'slacL i. -. ad Il cook
n, az 81 froaf .sor a. fie fiiFf AoHse for tie
sell at uuic auetion tiehst and tfIdrr. ~
olcs.us that = ~ part fraction uf tn
lot rse los saat'! tte Wet i'd - ChaIlire
street. in that q the citv fhrre, chio county
Nr- MA !ll - by " VILLAIN thaIiE- sna joil 20, ana
bounded - follows yEleciuuirs - rvv Whts's tue
tas Vest side % Chaffnt street, tirty fsou The
corner o. alley, ih-Ecr Norh ury-sS vst Ihs lot
numbered 49, ihSure vita TIE lis Il sad lot numb red
iSa West hundred aud tEsrtytro fctt - alley,
thence With saI1 alley South aid AtdTet-
Wfie's line, and thence with satd hundrrd
ant twenty-five feet TO tie tvg4nrirF
TfENs % SACE-One-iAlri 81 she purchase money tHfe
paid oaethirl tie t iay n November, iss9
ami cu-fhri thc st cay 81 N-v,rtT lssn, uii
terest TIE deferred Iustsrgt1- the dav 20 sle
the tte q Re TStaired NATL the Na,ls 81 tie puTease
money shah iayt ben fills raii.
Selling - Trustee, shah convey the purchaser onE
FurA Nti- . N-~tea "a, sa-d deed - trust
JANIS ; WHEAT Trustee
GEO. = wICFIiAI. Au~.ian.sr. ApIs-te
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
Trust Sale

DY virtue Of dee, OF Tr--t frct1 Heary He-s the
ID undsrsisnei dated sth yvly ls, and egly recorded
IN the Cl-rfs o1icc % tie Countr tuur OF ohio county
in deed book -. pzer 49, s h- front deer Of
the C7ur1 llonse in tr city o. Wheeling, the EAST cay
% NAY iss9. II o'egcs A 81 t1ECsc 70 sale - g1lc
auctnt, the Highest hiser- al Of the fozEirt peers
areeis LAID situate II O!o Big Wheeling
creek, abnut -e- Eat % th city Of Wheeiin. %
said trsJts eOn,alaug rre and half acres, he irSamr
less, zai tn otsr eoatai=u aLi Alat
three being tr said
Henry he b YreteTieE Fpiru-F.
TkEgs O. SsETA su21r3enez Of tae purchase uuueT ~
pay soy sl. afurest thefeaa sh joy ia, and Ms
eost u sale, he pal; 10 r-sls money. and for TIE resi-
due upru TIE following CREDIT. tr $50 "a
ntl ih l.; da ef April, ls1v, and for he batnss uut
the lst Jay Ct April l-bi. Toe tr b retained uEt
trr prre-ase money shall le - r. fuii
aSiS-ti ALFRkp CAIDw ELL. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

w Hunting The -Aurderer.-An officer from
New Jersey was in the city yesterday, on his
return from the West, where he had been in
search of Harden, the murderer. Harden had
left day or two previous, in charge of officer
lInwley, as heretofore stated, for Warren coun-
ty, and the New Jersey officer was, of course,
somewhat disappointed. The gentleman of
whom we are speaking, was on the Coroner,
Jury which sat upon the remains of Hnrdn's
wife. He says there is no doubt of the prison.
er's guilt, as it had been ascertaintd where he
got The poison, and how he administered it
The officer left New Jersey several weeks ago,
and had travo'ed an Incredible distance in
search Of Harden, and spent large sum of
money. 1t seems, too, that Harden and the
officer had Travelled pretty near the same route
through the West, the latter, however, keeping
just little ahead Harden, in returning from
the West, stopped over night at John Balls
tavern in this city, and proceeded to FairmOnt,
where no wns arrested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

w- a Countryma,t in Trou5le.--Wi lillian
Pitt Shankland, gentleman from the "Keden-
try" got drunk night before last and conducted
himself in a style altogether inconsistent with
decency, pr opriety the second section. A
female occupant of Congress Hall, camo into
Aid. Wrights Office, MI dripping with rain, and
complained that William was kicking the door
of that precious institution with an indomitable
energy worthy.of better purpose. The female
aforesaid desired that William should be forced
to destst and placed in durance. Officer Wick
ham was the instrument through which that de-
sire was accomplished, and William Pitt Shank
land, not being able to pay three dollars demand
ed by Aid Wright, was sent to Jail, where he
remained till he was released yesterday morning
a soberer. if not wiser and better man,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

CIxcIxNAri, April % "A special dispatch
from Memphis to the Commercial says that two
coal boats, containing seventy-two thousand
bushels oil coal, and belonging j. l. Hyatt, Of
Louisville, were swept into the crevasSe near
Lake PruYidencc, Saturday night. The
crew. consisting OF thirty men, persisted Sew
eral new disatTouS breaks are reported in the
leYec below.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

B- Wheeling Classical academy The re,
suit of the annual examination at Mr.. Harding's
Classical Academy, yesterday afternoonr must
have been highly gratifying to the patrons of
the institution, as we'll as TO the able principal
and his assistants. A class of bright little boys
handled the perplexing language of the ancient
Romans with facility which seemed to indicate
active minds judiciously and carefully instruct
cd Several original orations were delivered,
and Il discussion was had, during which good
deal of general intelligence was exhibited, and
not few original thoughts given out The
attendance of spectators was very good, and a
lively interest was manifested in the proceed
ines. We call the attention of parents to this
school, and venture the remark that there are
few places where boys can be more thoroughly
or advantageously instructed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

BALrrMonE, April 22.-Rev. II. Y. D. Johns,
rector OF tie Emanuel Episcopal church and =
brother of the Assistant Bishop OF Virginia,
died at ) O'Clock this morning SIR Johns was
prominent minister of the Episcopal church.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

RzY-R oIBiag a Raiiooad UT.-On Thurs
day night some thieves broke open railroad
car on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad
above this city. and stole several bundles Of
valuable dry goods The thieves put the goods
ina skif and then showed off down the river.
The night was stormy with thunder and light
ming. A gentleman who was in the city yester
day, says the men were seen conveying the
goods 10 the river, aud their operations could be
observed whenever the lightning would dispel
the darkness, but they could not be recognised,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

ST Louis, April 22--Riyer rising slowly
Upper Mississippi rising rapidly at Rock Island
and Keokuk. Raining at Intervals all morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
New Stock.

INVITE ATTENTION my new stock Of Wines Liquors.
Ctsars &ei &C., which have been daily receiving
last Fail esPeeiaiS to my Wines and Bra dies. bought Ivy
myself, while in Europe last Summer Rhine Wines
which have in store OF the vintage 81, from
vinyaTl Of g. weterhahn, in Mainz, cannot excel
ed in quality by any article OF Rhine Wine this
other country The rapid sale which has attended It
far, proves Its qualities have been appreciated by all
who have tried it, 1t snow nearly gone
all who desire more TO call coon.
Ihave also a stock Of Gins, WhsEeys OF all kinds
Cigars, sardnes, &C., to which invite attention.
apI3-}nt o. w FRANZIIFIM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
RROADwAS-


CORNER FRANKLIN sTRgLT, NEW YORK.
oFsrs inducements 10 MEEeHsSIs and TorHrIs v;siirF
StW l2sA ~ ~ i;o'l "a ~ Aei.olois
and when uiit ~ HpPreeia-ed BY al tEavsisTs
4 vel as pisces Of amusement.
q. ssrapuoa.ly clean, well furnished ard vel rsrt.A
So Liigs snd suleibIy fnrni.hed ,ttr. rooms, sih
marnIGeent Ladies farior, offensive
IN Bsias conducted on ne European pza, visitors eaa
sii isIs eonaceIsI VIA
ia ElOH's CELERRArED SALOONS.
ulsre visitors tsve siif ei or. they desire they
e,h zoe In saloons and Hotel 8, seknoui
edged by speurvs TO be vastly sup any oshe
sss aivaatss hs cost o. iirlng IN she Iy4rp-
Nlrozs 2, much below that % any etlsI ar'i Glars oi
feoss-sT'ss~k- A FREEMAN. Proprietor.
RECEIVED BY EXPIRE IS.
A FISB ASSORTMENT Of the BONNER HAT, fsr Sum
n rasT Ee.r Also, large assortment the M.rp,y
spi az 14s Main street. ~hs,iiss. "a.
TORUsHEs-Tnst received another lot n v4tTA serab
- p'sse 7i'a sEs'Fas psst9s End Msdov Brushes
ar1s Sc % lie chnas' Gi=.
0TARYLAND IIME-A car load Of frrsh snoz Waite
mass s'' JUS '''''''1 ) 4 aETcaLv. q nsa 81
4, LOWS; GLOVES GLOVES White IN cs-oTed q
Srel psi lh, Isle & ma saa CO. : 'i5l 5.!s o
every deseriptien Also superior ot q buek Gloves
H ais;s 20 '''-'' - - waEFIsE IlKIS
pBis . Bur-, r, l,I.! a,. Fee ,5;9
eeo bHs. s,o1e Pipe Heat,
7 Zoe bxi- Clncirnzd Farey soap-
JHst received sni for safe ehsaa-
IsTFf 20 2, .. q. L u Ls FAa
mhs "iEhLER LAkiS-
lnLIYk OII.Ais - UiVs o. fsfi= Csc, -lr-
~ ranti SUPERIOR - s75es IA de m aEEel iast res;s-
&c -s q ssa S :. q 20 u.s. VS. s5 sad Es
asIS 4. Il 4DAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

LACROSSE, April 22.-Lake Pepin open, first
boat from ST. Paul arrived this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
FLRSI' SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely Tow Piece, ROW Opening n
4 q - n a 81


ANIN6 just returned from New YORK with well
Ii lrcttd aud cheap stock Dry aud Fancy Goods
would request the public eS,rHe before purchasing
elsewhere NJ stock Of Dress Goods Vii be found
sst Of the iates styles and guarantee that my prices
lower than those other house would call psTiic
MAR attention 20 srilr tigur,d Briants worth richly
ls-4c only I25l Plaid DucSls worth CSC lSie Light
cod - Chinzrs veTs sSs n ifc ani other goods
portion. Musis and lTish Ln.uI viii stll Muslin
lse At zoe, and Irish Linen worth Is 4e 80 Bonnets
comprising the latest styles, ana which being purceG
dsFeet from The viii sen clearer Than ever
before 100 Bonn RbbonS; leo Rucles Flowers
ever ching appertainnsto the Aiiu-ry n. and ieh
branch call particular attention Trade,
be offered AT the lowest cures
EMBRnIDEEIES.-lf wish 70 nnd tie tarpcst.
and cheapest stock give call Promise sell
Collars sets % Sleeves and Collars, Raus Inserting and
Ejriugs ~ less G-urss than ottsr
srt ki Gloves ~ oty Bee rorlh Il iru Nts ut
i0c. w0rh ici ru1 lanen ia dktrchIefs i2tf,
lsati lao 90 81 worth 2 . II cnsh auikercicfs
AZ worth d25z 80 DO at Doc, worth . p: superior
A. G25st, worth 81; loco white BrlIauts 2Er.
is3; iul Pan TO az ISM worth sS, Wli any othrr
white goods, hansooks both plain. plaid striped
prnporiionHeiy low. 800 Dollars vort II Piece Goods
suitable for Mr aut Tailoring Trade and of which
cnnhd have the largest stock in Nhseic n b. sold
10 the Trade ut less than other Hn1ss Wheeling
ssil chem ara all ask Is examination and
convinced OF ability to sell. Gail aud sNtuiLs fur
| our elves. ISAAC PGAGER.
rlei 1873 Main s.
| ZINE WHITING INK siacS sand Tor sale hv
Il splG CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

W-Tae Maaaearchor. German singing
society will have grand concert and ball at
MelodeOn Hall on Monday evening next
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

Bos7ox, April 22.-The steamer Jura, from
Liverpool, with dates To the 9th inst, is signall
ed below; her adyices are anticipated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

To DO Repeated.-At the request of numerous
citizens the Concert at the Seminary will be re-
peated in the course of two weeks.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23
BY THE UNION LINZ.
TO THE DAILY INTRLLIGENCER.
THE SICKLES TRIAL.

osg1eE ,coRNER wArER AND MoNRoE sTaEEIs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

THE Boston Bee says of the Rev. AntOinette
Brown Blackwell, in alludiHg to her sermon at
Music Hail in that city
She made an excellent impression, and as a
novelty would run a few Sundays. We do not
an preaching, except domestically.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-23

INTERR0SC0PES.-Ne have received to-day
- those low priced Sereoscops also low price and
new tye spring call bells, &c. D. NICOLI,& BRO,
-pI1 Naiu