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p TO CONTRACTORS.

4 RoPOSAl.S will be received by the under
signed until the 9TH day Of June next To make tie
Inilowlng named improvement on that part Of West
street, IA tins town, which lies between Moutgome
street aud Mill street-that Us To saw 10 do s the
Milling that may be required TO bring At to it's leg Al
grade, To place CURLING of the best qua ity, aud
paved gutter on each side thereof, and to furnish
gravel al the best quality 10 the depth OF inches
on tue centre oil the street, with n gradual slope
the depth OF four inches at the cutters The saTth
for filling TO he taken from a spot 10 DE designated
by the undeTsIg uod.
Persons disposed TO contract for this work are
advised TO apply for more particular information at
the Mayors Once before presenting their prOpO-
sails. HENRY ADDISON, MAyor,
SAA'L BOOTES, Surveyor.
l6-2tawtlun7 (sOmmlS
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: ARCE stPAtyRFRPIPs

i ARGE Strawberries,
il FRESH EVERY DAY.
Families and Festivals supplied at reasonable
Gates They are very ARe. Call and see them AZ
u. III. RIDENOUR,S
Confectionery, 304 Pa avenue.
H Also, good ICE cREAks 1t sl.s per Pallon.
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BY J. c. Mcguire & CO, Auctionesrs.
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON u STREET
= Month, BETwEEN 2fTH AND 2lsr STRFFTS.-Du
thursday AFTERNOON. June al. at o'cl'k
on the premises, We shall sell part of Lot No s. IN
Square No lUl, fronting IL feet north HI str,spt
bstwaen 2ih and st streets west running l,so lIq
tee' inches 10 a 2htoOt alley. together with the
ing house.
Terms One third cash; the residue in G aud u
mohths with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the premises.
ma Sid J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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Nen-Arrival Of the Au.r,..

sACkVlLLE, n b., June LIST M N osxrtt,,
standing the report current last night The smstic,
has not vet arrived at Halifax fhe steamed nm
poseu I'd DE tne America, was French war steam
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SARAH O'DOSNOGHITE,
JAMES ODONNOGHCE.
-. PETER O'DONNOGHUE.
Y
BY THOMAS DOMAINS: Gsor.etown-

HRUSfEE'S SAI.E.-By authority of deed OF
Il trust from Rachael Waugh and others, dated
the l3th March, 1856, tO the subscTiber all the shares
and interest of Rachael Waugh. VIM. A. Waugh
aud " Iie, Anna Maria Waugh. John Ross and wife,
George >. Cooley and wife, ana John ;. Waugh i'm
the following property will be sold auction on the
9th June next, at clock the after noOn in front
OF the premises, viz: That parcel of ground in
Georgetown beginning on the south line IF Bridge
street, at the west corner of the brick house lately
owned 10y John MOuntZ, and running thence with
Bridg street west II feet thence south feet To
leet alley running ON Jefferson street, thence
east IL feet To the property of said Mountz and
thence roTth 81 feet to the beginning, with the dwell
Terms ESQ cash, and the residue at six and
twelve months. Notes bearing interest and deed
oltrust on the premises to secure the same If the
terms are not complied with within 3days, the PROD
city will be resold seven days public notice al
the risk and cost of the frat purchaser Deeds at the
nSL
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MISS NJ. A. LOCKE Continues the Iztest sty Ia
lvI OF DR. ESS MAklNG ia sl ia branebes at No.
"a Fast Capitol street. ID esses made an the neat
est manner ~ low a. one dollar. ma D
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AUCTION SALES

By J. c: Mcguire 4 CO, Auctlopeers
VAsLSABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH I
May n St at O'Clock. on the premises we ,b,iI sell
.ot NO. ~ and part Of Lot No ~, in SQUARE M IoJ
routing, tnreter 81 feet north street t.tyes,
n.h an ,.Ht streets and running back 10 feet .
nc lot ~ beautifully located for a private resi-
esn.e, having excellent dIainage fseIlitiss. and
montlnS on public reservation; ID will be sold en-
u.T -. uNfiest, 70 suit purchasers.
on the premises.
maN-d J.. C. Mcguire 4 Co, Auots.
HI THE ABOVE SAI.EIS POSTPONED,
In ,csoInssgnencs of the storm, until THURSDAY
AfIEhNOON. June ID, same hour and place.
le l-1 J. c. McGUIRE& CO, Auct'rs.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionscrs.
AHkGE AND VALUABLE LOT AT THE
ssTE q, THURSDAY AFTERNOON MAY
without reserves part Lot No. s. in Ss4ase No. sas.
1ronu < on north b str, of and Delaware avenue
cohtahhs S.9l2 square feet. This is believed 10 be
one I" ts most bic lots for sale in that vicinity
Srnns re- ~ .ie Ger extension Of the Capitol
Sanu . 10 ms port must become very valuable
ihe LOT " I'll ba sold entire or in lots to shit purcLa
SEES. Title pc { ct. sun r"'0""
-, Terms: One fourth cash the residue inc, r. and
nn tha nr Nun interest," secured by decd of trust
ma ls-d J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
III H. on T # h:,,I ESALEIs MNAYoIpABLY
6o'clOck. - iH>"' Way 81,
na I'D &c. Mcguire CO., Aucts.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
FEHSOON. June 81, same hour and place
ia ia j. Z. Mcguire d co, Aucts
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nv SPECIAL REQUEST.
ii HOSE Parties whpse bills have been preseI ted
are earnestly requested to call and settle the sane
by LIST JEns By doing they will greatly ohis o
and save ss Z he necessity of calling on them.
j. w. COLLEf a CO..
ma SO-St k23 9TH street, doors shove Pa nv
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w GEoRGR rowS. ID. c., Nav 18th lea
All citizens who have compla To- naka IN re-
gard % NuISances, Disorders, any matter which
requires the attention of the Police an, Officer
Of this Corporation. will please present them
through tire Post Office In q addressed 20 In,
subscriber HENRY ADnISnN
10 IaW4W
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AUCTION SALES.

SS w AL HARVARD. AuctIopaers
HASDSOME TWO STORY AND ATTIC
FRAME HOUSE, AND Lor on i5rH S1rrrS
WEDN ESDAf AFTERNOON, LIST June. At siX
o'clock, we VIII sell, IN front of the premIses =,
and running hack 100 feet To alley and innrnSs
by weIl-bull and nearly new two story ann .t,,c
Frame Dwelling; havi ng attached n good celia q
pump ~ the W ii and IS situated In one Of the mast
pleasant and improving parts OF the city
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in G. u Ia
anu - m0nths with interest. A deed given and a
ma &c WALL RARNApn Auo,.
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THOMAS HoWIING Anctinn.

III The purchaser at the former sale HAVING
Jailed To comply with the terms, the property will be
place, and on the terms above stated has cost AM
risk. SAINT. CROPIEY, Trnstea
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NEW ARIA NGEME NTs
Union R0TrIiNG DEPOT
SPECIAL

nor SALE-A good SECOND, II ARD CAR
RIAGE which Will ha disposed Of on rea soma
Lie terms. Apply as above. ma $
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THE LATEST NEWS,
By Telegraph to the Evening Star
The Oberifn sIaye R,.cy,,,.

CotUNBUs, Ohio, May 30.-Tbe sumcme cou,,
OF TINS State this morning delivered an opinion I'm
.he case Of Bushnell and Langtree. now under
ehce oy the u. : court OF this istrict for res
SuIihS SLAVES at Oberlin. The court rrmansed Us.
ptlsoeers to the custody az the q : Marshal Jns
,,i swan Peck, and Scott sustained the cousti-
p,;''uy OF The fugitive slave law, and Justicrs
brinkerhoff and Stutliff di.ented INV "'>'0e'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01

Rams, HOOP SKIRTS. MOSQUITO NET,
AND PARASOLS.
III dozen Ladies' Super. Steel Extension skirts
sdozen Misses and Chi!dren's Extension skirts,
from p cents 20 81,
100 Ladies' black, green, and brown Farasos for
81. -.
50 Misses and Children's do, from IS cents to
Sl.25,
Ladies' GuaZs and Merino Vests
SIX And Cling ham Umbrellas,
y pieces super. Irish Linens, from 25 cents TO ST.
~ dozen Palm-leaf and Linen Fans,
10 pieces white and yellow Mosquito Net
large stock of staple and fancy Dry Goods al
ways on hand at low prices for cash.
GEO. F. ALLEN,
ma III st Pa. avenue, near 10th st.
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SUNDAYScHOOL Excursions To MORROW. -The
Methodist Protestant Sunday School of tue Navy
! ard, and the DuInbarton- street Methodist Epis-
copai Sunday School of Georgetown. both give
Their annual steamboat excursions to Fort Wash
IhS'oh, &C, to-norrnw-the former per steamer
james "ut. ana The latter per steamer Powhatan
pleasant time is We are certain ia store for both
companies. For particulars see advertisements
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN GEoRGErowN.-
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Congreya at on
Geurgrtown commence holding strawberry f.,
,Ival, this "wednesday evening, at Forrest Hal
See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01

TIE FESTIVAL GLEaNER.-We have received
the hrs' number OF the "Festival Cleaner" the
organ OK the Ladies Union Festival, now open
every evening, at Odd Fellows Hall. for the
benefit OF the Young Mems Christian Association
u contains many useful hints 10 visitors and
doubtless will he the first thing sought after on
entering the Hall "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01

OshoRN's EXPRESS, plying two or three times
daily between this city, Alexandria, and George
town, continues to prove great accommodation
to the good folks of the three cities MIR O,born,s
drivers are faithful and intelligent his express is
slate at the Star office I1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01

LEVY CoURT.-The Levy Court held its regular
monthly meeting at the City Hall, on Monday
Geo. w Riggs, Esq. was sworn in rs President
among the business transacted during the ses-
sion was that of appropriating 900 for the opeu-
my OF new road connecting the old Milk house
Iodu ana the Bfoad Panels road. OF this road B
r. Stuart was appointed supervisor The CONT
also appropriated SlO0 as counsel fees to James NJ
Carlisle, Esq. '''
communication was received from Thomas
out new load from the 9th mile stone 10 tho Ms
hict line. Its consideration was deferred.
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TWO STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS. presided over
by the prettiest and most agreeable kind OF ladies
are now in fun blast in the city, every evening
One Is held at Carroll Place First street east bv
the ladies' of Waugh Chapel for the benefit OF the
chapel, and the other at Franklin Hall corner OF
-. Vincent Orphan Asylum, for the benefit of the
ASYLUM ~ ~ Va "
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.P.S.-N will add FOR the information of our Vir-
GINA ard Mary land friends. That Ne lot only include,
all our stock of hne Goods Iu tho above offer hut
all those superior fabrics for servants tsum-
mcr aud W nterl that are peculiar to our stock and
mai !ur OR exclusive sales.
We also name White ard Gray Blankets, for sar-
wants. best quality all sizes.
Farmers and Planters will effect decided and
handsome saving IN cost, by securing taer supplies
for autumn add winter now.
The sales under the reduced tariff of charges will
commence Jane lS', 1852 snd cont dai until the
whole stock sod QUIT being our determined
purpose To open our New Store with an entire new
stock. Inns 81 -6tl p g. r.
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COMPROMISED - Our fellow-citzens, of the
hethodlst Episcopal persuasion especially. will
reJolce 10 learn that the long standiny dificultv
between the builder OF the :. Hunter Chanel :,
located in Alexandria county, Virginia. i'm this
vicinity, and the old building committee on one
majority Of the congregation on the other side,
concerning the original contract for the work has
been amica6ly compromised, without trial at
iaw,a mode OF settlement of disputes always to
be deprecated, and never more than in the adiust
Ihent OF differences in the affairs Of religious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-01

IL I'LL ABON ESAI.EIS UNAVOIDABLY
6o'clOck. Nv hiN"' MAY Si,
liza I'D J. C. McGUIREk Cn 49,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

Miss VINcESr AND HER HuRN-Miss Vincent,
trance medium, had been astonishing the peo-
pleOf sandusky TO- for some time with her oracu-
lar demonstrations, but her glory was recently
nipped in the bud by the simultaneous produc-
ton of several lights by the audience, revealing
her with horn to her mouth in the act of de-
livering communication. The following is
from the official statement sworn to by those
who witnessed the exposure:
"After sitting some time in the dark, the horns
commenced vibrating on the table, assembled the
wall, went along the ceiling, came down and
went round touching many in the circle, after
which sound as if of a mighty rushing wind
came from the horn, with sundry hard knocks
on the table, when voice proceeding from the
horn, purporting to be that of person who
died four thousand years ago, proceeded to in
struct the circle by blowing them up and telling
them that some of their minds were far too
groyelling to be members Of any circle, and re-
quested them to nsk for the information that he
Che spirit Of the horn) received from his teacher
in the sphere that he was in. An agreement
had been made by three members of the circle,
light should be struck while the answer was
given. The question was, Was Jesus Christ n
legitimate or an illegitimate childY The horn
answered He was q legitimate Chi when the
light was struck, and there stood tho medium Ouer
the table, holding The horn to her mouth and nm
iShiRg the sentence On being detected, she i'm
mediately dropped the horn on the table, and
fell back in her chair"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

THERE was strange instance of child deser-
ton, death and burial, at Detroit, last week.
The dead body was found on one of the streets
of that city. The child was apparently but
few hours old, and was wrapped in swaddling
clothes, without any other covering Some
vagabOnd children who were playing near the
spot, which was OH vacant lot, first discovered
it These, following out the bent of Juvenile
instinct appropriated the little corpse, and with
out saying word to anybody, made prepare
tons for grand funerul, being highly delight
ed at having real body to bury. The atten-
ton of pasSers-by was attracted by their move.
ments, and they were discovered gathered
around cigar.bOx, in which they had placed
the child, in the act of saying prayers, With
closed hands and solemn cOuntenances a de-
tAchment with shingles was waiting with great
eagerness to dig the grave. and all were thrown
into high state of indignation at having their
funeral disturbed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01
[Eor The In.elllsenoer.l

WELLsBURG, Va, March 81, 1889.
Editors Of Inteltigeneer:-ln your paper of
the 3Oth, l observe notice Of the Wellsburg
Ferry, which is calculated to do me injury
Believing that such was not your design, allow
me to state that on Tuesday, when you desired
to cross, the boat had been blown aground by
the violence of the wind and we were cndeavor-
ing to pull her off when you signalled, in which
effort we were unsuccessful until too late to
connect with the train. The wind was too high
20 cross with q skfff Your previous notice,
am informed, was prior to my connection with
the ferry and hardly think it fair to connect
me Herewith. endeavor at all times to accom-
modate the travel of the place. Such is my in
terest and 1 respectfully suggest that 1t is I'M
charitable on your part to condemn me unheard
and to give your judgement thus publicly, where
injury once done cannot be repaired, without
giving an opportunity for explanation.
Respectfully yours, WIN. RAY Co.
We insert the above with this COMMENT
That the instance alluded to is neither the first
or second shortcoming that has happened I'M
der our notice, and We were careful to inquire
what were the general movements of the Ferry
in respect to the accommodation of the public.
We were told, mem con. that they were very
far from satisfactory.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

TIE Albany Esening Jaurnal quotes one OF
those paragraphs which abound in the papers Of
Texas, as those of other Southern Suites, urg-
ing the extension of the "area of freedom" for
the purpose of extending slavery, and remarks:
TheSlaveholding gentleman who wants "more
land, lives in State where nine acres out of
ing" soil outside of the Union, when he cannot
occupy" the swamps and forests at his own
door He has but to look around him to see
millions Of acres waiting for the plough, while
he is dreaming of planting cotton on the San
Juan and sugar cane in Cuba He and his
friends spend SO much time coyeting what they
have. And yet when they get new Territories,
they are cursed with the same barrenneSs as the
old ones. II they owned oil the land from here
to Cape Horn, they would not raise on it peck
OF corn to the acre.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

TnE Chicago Democrat strongly urges the
nomination of Abe Lincoln for the Vice Presi-
dency, by the Republican party, and thinks tho
ticket had better be headed by some Southern
man. 1t says: 1--WE think it would aid us ma.
terially in establishing national position, if
could run some Southern man for President,
with Mr.. Lincoln for Vice President" The
Rockford Republican takes the same ground.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

a VERY remarkable case of death is reported
by the Troy Budget. 1t says that girl named
Ellen Vaughn, employed at the Union Hotel,
some time since had her ears perforated for the
purpose of wearing earrings. The operation
was performed in the uaual manner, with the
usual results at the time On the second day
after the piercing, her car commenced swelling.
aud she left employment and went home. The
third day the swelling and Inflammation increas.
cd rapidly, when she became deaf, blind and
specifies; erysipelss set in, and for three DAYS
the unfortunate suffered terribly, when death
released her
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

The controversy between Archbishop Hughes
and two Catholic priests, Camps and Dryman,
is interesting. The Archbishop has excluded
them from the pulpit, and forbidden all good
Catholics from in any way sympathizing with
them, or administering to their necessities. The
Reverend and expelled Fathers published card
in the Express, in which they call the Archbish.
op many hard names. They say that he has
acted dishonorably and falsely The folloN ing
parallel, constructed by the Reverend Fathers,
is rather suggestive:
Archiepiseopat indictment against Girl Order,
IndiUidudL Rights and PersoHGl Security, an
the heart Of Neto York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

occasional" writing from Washington, has
the following paragraph:
There is no doubt that formidable move
ment in favor OF the Hon. james Guthrie for the
Presidency, is on foot, both in the North and
in the South. 1t is asserted here that the Hum
ter and Slidell interest prefer Guthrie to Wise
The New Orleans Delta, the Mobile Register,
and the Mississippi organ OF Jefferson Davis, at
jackson, have indicated their preference in the
HaEne direction The press of Kentucky is said
to be unit in his BEHALF and feelers have been
thrown out in some Of the papers OF Pennsyl.
vania and New York. or course, Mr.. Guthrie
looks 10 the Charleston Convention for nolni-
nation. / give this as one Of the on dts of
Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

The following is an extract from one of the
weakest articles we ever remember to have
read in the Richmond Enquirer. We thought
at the time it presented most tempting open
ing to the salt and pepper" man of the n. Y
Tribune Speaking of Goggiu the Enquirer
burst out as follows:
"a rara aUis is hel a bird of song of his
own, hut a hoarse, diScordant, croaking, Stfed
squat, with which it is his delight to mar the
music Of every other song. No Valentine bless
cS his year of solitary hate. He has neither
roost, nest, nor egg; claws he hath, and strong
beak, and coat Of feathers such as they are,
of many dingy and glariRg colors, but for tho
most part turned t0rOBg side out, and resembling
the chicken known as the .TfizzIy.'"
The Tribune man takes up this extract for
comment and proceeds to exclaim.
"what Gogginl We should like to see it
even in menagerie, at two shillings admis-
sion; even at two shillings and sixpence."
After finishing the chicken, Mr.. Goggin is
called 'an lshnaelite, wandering, desperate, and
houseless of dark nights, in the hopes of petty
theftS; and sometimes venturing upon reckless
crimes" 1t is then asserted that Mr.. Goggin
winds" That he 'wOrmS" That he "wTig-
giles" That he advocates 1.-THE abSurdity of all
PARTIES the Representatives, of all politics; the
compleXity Of all falsehoods; the mad iumbles
of all hyIocricies" What an unfortunately
bad person. He prepares, we are told, ga sort
of Fort Moultrie grOS, mixing and pipe smoking,
to divert the mind from the real work In pro-
greSs, the death groan and the clash of arms! "
This may all have some meaning, and it sounds
us If 1t should have; but what that meai:ing is
we cannot pretend to say.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

EOtCo q CfaFtats
IF thine enemy hunger,
give him to eat; II he thirst,
give him to drink
LET US do good to all men"
ad omne3.-St. Paul.
my dearly beloved, do
faithfully Whatever thou dost
to thy brethren, and do tn.
same towards StrangerS."-
St. John.
"Go ye eurled into ever
lasting FIRE; for I vas hungry
and ye gave me not TO eat; /
was thirsty and ye gave me
not TO drink; / was q stranger.
and ye took me not In-inAs-
much as ye did IL not TO the
least Of my brethrSn."-St.
Matt, XIV.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

ANOTHER PrrrsBuReuER testifying to the eura-
tive powers Of B9rha5e's Roland Bitters Mr..
Jacob White, Third street, below Market, says:
'.FOr year past have been afflicted very
seriously with dyspepsia, so mucls SO, that my
stomach refused TO retain anything. / have
several physicians but without alienation. uo-
Ill began the use OF Bcgrhares Holland Bitters.
and have now found relief almost amountinr, to
a cure. found it efieacious in removing the
extreme debility occasioned by this disease. and
GENERALLY as tonic it has few equals, and no
superior"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

FaASkLrs PIERCE having written a letter from
Europe assuring his friends that under no cir
cumstances will he be candidate for the Presi-
dency at Charleston, the Louisville Journal
learns that Democtatic deputation has started
to call on John Tyler to secure, if possible, his
valuable and spirit-stirring name.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

az proclaim, therefore, and
.ordRiu, that II any clergyman
or lRypers NJ male or female,
shall contribute, solicit, re
quest OTaecept OF any money
for the relief Of the Rev. Mr..
Dayman, they, and each OF
them, shall thereby incur ipao
JdctO, the censuTe OF irregu-
larity. "-tJohn Archbishop Of
New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-01

BY special Washington dispatch we are in
formed that Special Mail Agent, Shallcross, Of
Wheeling, arrived there from Kentucky, on
urgent summons from the P. o. Department,
and was Immediately sent on to Philadelphia,
to overhaul the matter to which we alluded yes
terday.