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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13
WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
RAYMOND & co, and DRIEsBACH &. co.'s
MENAGERiES UNITED,
C. BERRY Ell MANAGER.
11'1,7l-@i{7gifl FO dSJ2.

Wheeling, Saturday, Sept, 18th, Location the Island
The public respectfully Informed that these eo pas
MnageTies, united for the present form By
any other country 81 .T..t 4riNgJ u .tt
Oven $50 ANIMALS AND BIRDS
Can be under this SPACIOUS PAVILION 2S6 feet
in length for . l. =. - ...-...-s
ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Hours of Exhbitier-honit to 8 p NJ, and to II in
the evening. - - e a" .r1H .-.'.1
So ADMISSION 25 cts. No half price, IT,
The Cortegc will arrive in town the morning the 18th
ult about 10 O'Clock. and the Carriages, Cages, Van
containing the Animals, 'r.. .'.''f ..-
| f1fFE5 DRAWN BY 100 SPLENDID HoRSES7 --a,rs.
5as si..ifaEl-. ~ Headed by t-Ift4.. -.lgr.-
INEUPER'S PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND !!
Will through the prtqal streets, aording oppor
tlnity of behodins one OF the most
G GORGEOUS AND IMPOSING PROFESSIONS
Ofthc kind ever seen isl.z g.
Double Performance in three Emm ense
s,a.s Performing Dcns! I....s.f-..
HERR DRIESBACH in TWO. and Signore HI
rs-fri ,us, DERALGO in the other. ~
In the course OF each exhibition, HERR DRlESBACH,
the aI-hmed LION KING viii enter the Dens OF his Wild
tenants of the Forest 5ag' Iiat
LIONS, LEOPARDS, TIGERS, COUGERS, &c.
And give display, the when ordered by the spe
cal command OF Queen Victoria Louis Philip (late King OF
the French Emperor Nicholas OF St Pctcrsburgh the
Royal Family fIapsburgi House Of AUSTRIA =Tf si a-
SIGNORE HIDERALGO vii. also perform his highly
animals, sepcrats and cntTely different from Herr
Dresbach's, showing the different powers OF mind the
Animal Creation eco. ..'
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DILLS'-EoG's, Todd's. Lees, Anderson q Scntrs,
| McLaIcs. Brar j l cath's Wiieht's Sugar Coated,
Always on hand and for sale by KELLS d CALDWELL
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rMR. F. S. SEARS is authorized TO receive
subscriptions to the Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly
Iutellieencer and to contract for advertising and
lob work TO be done at this Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC SALE.

y1TLL be sold on Wednesday the 18th day September
w 1882 nthe premises, one acre OF ground on
The National Road and extending back to Little heeng
Creek situated three hn ed yards west OF the town
ofTriadepha in Ohio county; 80. go,
The ground will be sold at public auction 10
the highest bidder Terms made known ON the day OF sale
dSw-td. ...sr. q. fly- fRANSls MEL w. +,
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KELLS & CALDWELL,

....a (sUCCEssoRs TO JAS. PAuLL d CO.
Importers mud Wholesale dealers i'm Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c.
.r No 50, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. -.F
TAviNG purchased the entire stock futures chemical
apparatus, &C, of the irmof James PAUL. &c would
esrccty solicit the dealers and the public
generally All goods warranted
In retiring from the Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending favorable consideration successors,
M.ssrs Kells Caldwell and have no hesitation in saying
that our former customers and dealers generally will
cryc that attention accommodation which has earned
for this we'll known house large share OF patronage
rd JAS. PA ULl.& co.
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TCO.M MERCIAdJ.ITl
.Wheeling Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY INTELLIEGNcER. !

Note-lt should be observed that the quotations
gwen below are the Wholesale Prices We state this
tor the benefit OF those who may have very small orders
10 I'LL and who be charged small advance on these
prices Generally however, both city and country custo.
mers can rely on purchasing nom our Wholesale Mer.
Chants in any quantity at the regular Wholesale priees
ASHES. 4.ta rf-u 4gt.- - -4sgl'
Potash -s,9. sH..lsi Gao,
&. it 10 giz-s,s.iss BATTING. ,fs,,.t',,
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NEw RAILROAD PnoJEcr.-The following char
ter for Railroad. from point opposite this city
to the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad at CO.
shocton, has been communicated to us from Ohio,
with request to publish.
We have been informed that the route has been
surveyed and the grades and curvatures ascertaned
to be favorable also that the distance from the d
verging point at the Steubenyille and Indiana
road is about 10 miles nearer Wheeling than steu-
benyille; all of which. we presume, the public
will take early measures to ascertain
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Brass Foundry.

Brass Foundry.
INHE Subscriber, thankful for past avors, respectfully
Informs the public that he still continues the business o
BRASS CASTING .E..a. gar-
all its branches at the Old Stand on the River Bank
franklin Alley, of Cavett and Dufeds Copper and
Tin shop, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
aug2i-Iw III Isis nj Eas ,.s.s JAMES McGILL.
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GEORGE MENDEL.
NolJl, Nlnin street,
WHEELING VA.

WHEELING VA.
r s now rccei wing LARCi LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
L MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Oil
Cloths OF all widths keeps constantly hand large
assortment of Furnatue OF every description Gilt and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Glass Plates Vcntinn
aud Transpa Window blinds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany Vancc,s, Varnsh iiarcioth, Curlcd Hair,
Spring. Soaking bottoms, BRASS and Mahogany Stair Rods
Get all which he sold at the lowest prices. aug2l
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U. S. DrsrnIcr Counr.-GEoRoE OLIVER Ac-
ouIrrEp.-In the case of George Oliver indicted
for Mauslaughter, the argument for the defence
was concluded on Saturday by Mr.. c. Good, ESQ.,,
and closed for the prosecution by the District At
torney, BENZ. Smith, Esq.
The Jury, after an absence of about two hours,
returned verdict of Nor GUILTY.
The steamer Friendship, of which Mr.. Oliver was
engineer, collapsed flue at Grave Creek, about
years ago, by which of Mr.. P. Sharp was kill
ed Under the US statute, the former was IN
dicted for Manslaughter. The principal point on
which the defence rested was the absence of test
mony showing the explosion to have been caused
by inateuton or reckless conduct of the engineer.
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HOME MATTERS.

oV-Si.rl, coyi,, ofthe DAILY ISTELLIG ENCER for
,ie ~ the ofee Of Implication Price. TWO ceSTs. -
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TORACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
'I.I!E undersigned oIcI ell his stock OF Superior
Tobacco and Cigars at No 67 Main street, west side
Market Alley, where will be found all tie choice
brands OF Tobacco, Snuff and CGaTs. Of which the follow
ing is rat-Re:alia, Imperiacs, Canoncs. la Normls
Cazadurcs, aratcllas Principe, Half Spanish, keniuc
Common Cigars.
- -. TOBACCO. sE.F..-.... Ell
Russell and Robinson's Grants, Diyon's, Jones and
HuGsons.
SNUFF.
Rape, Congress, Macouba, Scotch, Cut and Dry for
smoking, &C. &C.
The undersigned thankful favors heretofore be
slowed, would respectfully solicit portion of pubic
patronage. . ..,,
aus2i-lmd. f1 WM IL HoWSFR.
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Hooks, Stationary, Variety C Gods, &c.
TIME Subscriber the liberal patronage exter
ed to him. begs request the attention OF purchaser
his present large well selected assortment consisi
ing OF School, Medical Theological Historical and Mi
ceIlancous Books, Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blah
To Merchants Teachers. School Trustees ard Other
wishing topurchase in quantities, every ndueemcnt wi
be onc red in prices and irrnts. gi -I. s.is T
Rags taken in exchange paid for in cash, at the hshe'
Tates. :. u. r.!
Aug 2I.-tf. #,.fas' 81 Monroe Street.
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McCLELLANS Ct KNOX, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN % I
- - & BOOTS IND SHOES, 55-sss
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather and Findings,
rtsr at the 1reH kno,cn stand y i"s'i'e' .
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COPPER, TIN, ~ SHEET QsON WARE
ManutactOrY.

THANKFUL. for tho liberal patronage heretofore
-, bestowed him, the subscriber would respectful
"a Is inform his friends and the public generally that he
fSAcunnues manufacture the above named articles IN
a. ieir variety which he has always OH hand good as
sortment for wholesale and retail at very low prlccst
Keeps hand cooking stoves OF the most APP
pro we'd patteI ms for coal and wood.
Job work will continue receive his particular attention
nd he executed promp,ness and in style tia; will
Please The most astidious.
aug2i T.. EARNEi, no. D. Main 81.
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sec of States Office,

u. - 81. q ~ CIerF
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DEATHS.

DIED-on the inst, FOX Ridge Marshall CO. OF
C, cup, MARY only daughter OF WILLIAM ana KATHARINE
CAsKlSs, aged years. ....r
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Welch's National Circus.
FROM NIBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL ANPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA


FROM NIBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL AMPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
JIG. CADWALADER.... Equestrian Director.
J. LANGWoRTiIY,.. Master of the Circle.
r. WILLIAMS. list Buno Clown.
T.. DAVIS, 2d Shakspcrcan Clown.
Among the most prominent OF the arstcs may be found the
following names, viz ..- @. .
J. G.CADWALADER-thc unsurpassed -Four and Six
Horse Rider.
THOMAS McFARLlN-thc greatest Somerset vaultcr in
the known world. ...F-..
S L. LIPMAN-Diamntic. Scenic and principal Elder
DAVIDRICHARDS-thc worlds only bare back Rider,
whose daring bars gates &c. his Wild Prairie
Steed strikes the behoder with wonder and astonshnnt
f. NJ DICKINSON-;he celebrated Comedian and Comic
Singer acknowledged by all the greatest singer OF the
j. SwEET-whosc style and skin in pcrsonang the
character OF the Aborgine, Red Man OF the Focrst
stands unsurpassed
MASTER WILLIAMS-thc Juvenile Gymnastic and
Antirodcan truly pleasing performances
must be seen to be admired
Last thougl, not least the unrivalled Clowns.
ftri. WILLIAMS AND DAVIS, N
whose Pms, Jokes, Bon No end Hncisns fail to
keep the audience in perfect roar of laughter. - .
N.B. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menagere and Circus combined. d&w st
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-Jnync's Medicines. 1;
n HAVE the Agency for Dr. Jayne's Medicines and will
- aisl,i % - - : - GEO. WILSON.
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To Glass Manufacturers
WE have constantly hand large stock OF Jaraned
w Jar Covers OF all Sizes Union St. No 10
Aug 81, fwd. CAYW0OD COEKllN% co.
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THE subscriber has the Agency for the above Powe
augoi pr f'lr. = Is ~ -. GEO. WILSON.
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bonds Of 20 many cities. countes towns &C. not proving
pFoductiveand should they be obliged struggle along
for years without returning the first cent in the shape Of
dvdendthe people of the various counties which have
been involved In this mania for local improvements will
find themselves in very unpleasant position Railroad
competition has hardly commenced in this country. In
sections it has proved fatal to several companies
but, general thing it has hardly yet been felt The
time is rapidly approaching, however, when rivalry
will be carried 10 such extent among railroad
companies that the most disastrous consequences
will be realized. We may then look for all sorts
Of efforts among the people to avoid the payment
not only Of the principal Of these county bonds but
the interest it accrues. 1t is our opinion that
great deal of difficulty viii grow out Of this matter The
reckessness thoughtlesness and perfect impunity with
which these bonds issued and put upon the market
raught with much danger, and it will result we fear
in general explosion and population
The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad is probably
Of the most successful public works in the country
1t has been from the start well managed and profitable.
The earnings of Tho road from Nay l. 1851 to April
Expenses Tor said IL months ........... 1889 90
Net earnings for IL months. SI134l0 "a
IheSross earnings for the corresponding period
TO LIST April, 1851 on the average of length Of
road in operation say AZ miles, JIG 0s2 10
Excess Of gross revenue last year over net re-
venue THIS S3671 90
The earnings per mile have increased from So 764 to
s325s
The annexed statement exhibits the value and guam
y of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
sumption, for warehousing, and withdrawn from ware
house, for the week ending May Z, lS52:-
MOVEMENTS FoEricS Day GooDs
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SECOND BOARD.
ia Con p1r.5i gSg. 90 sas Il
CITY TRADE nEPoRr.

NI0NDhf, 10y III III.
Aups-Only 80 blle pots and pearls were procured
81 IS o5af 50 81 4. pr 100 bbls
BHrApsFtTrs.-IloUF varied lllte the business
hracinp IL 400 bbls superino CanaGi3n. no 81 1879
s. 1857, ordinary TO chtce State at ~ 20 q - 40 "
mixed 90 fancy Wcstcra go - 81 OsS. and common
to good Southern at ~ 80 at 81 10 per bbl Some rye
-four brought 9158 800 bbls. Branbywine meal So so
a s. @c}4 $500 bushels white Genesee wheat 81 10
5vvOr Southern p6c. $500 white Canadian about the
same figures; 10000 bushels round yellow mixed Wes
tern ana yellow southorn corn, at 624c. t3Hc,
o4lsc, and 64lzc t6c-al showing some improve
men with 200 bushels rye at nc, The former rate
I.T.ey ane oels continued quiet.
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CORPORATIONS NOTICES.


CTREFT DEPARTMENT. NO. 4-HALL OF RECORDS.
Pghlic notice Is hereby given that the following petit
tions have been presented to the Board of
Of street from the east siSc Ta
20 the east line Of the public school property TO reulat
river To flag space four feet vide throur siewslts Ii
Trtyeghth street between Fourth. seventh avenues
To pave Thirtieh street from Egth 20 Tenth avenues
TIE pave Cherry street from Corears street to East street
quesed TO present Them in writing, the undersigned
hsotise, on or before the 11th day Of May inst.
Public notice s hereby ivcn that the following
tons hive been presented N the Board Of AdermenTs
Tetb street from Second 70 Fifth avenues to NV
Eleventh avenue, from Forty-tird TO Forty eighth seo
Twelfth TO bag space four wide thou
sidewalk OF Thrtyseventh street between Seventh ana
Third and Lexington narrow the cav
riage way Thirtyfoarth street between Eighth al
vcnth and Eighth avenues; Gag sidewalk n Wasinaton
street from Canal 20 Spring street tho cast sc opro.
been adopted by the Common Council 80 fsoce IN II,
block Of ErSnnd bounded by Thrtyfourth mud Thrty.f
Of bohded by Thirty third and Thr fourth street
ahd gutth and Iih avenues 70 fence vacant lots u
Ne iouNsd w Iirytfth and Thirty streets
fourh and Ifth avenues; fence vacant ,g on TWENTY
t IT. bcToeo rst IAN ma Sns sisth agcnnes 30 al
teenthand Nneeenth strects TO lay new orb and Ener
Emstrtet an persons Interested havinr toms Tier
TO- are requested TO present them IN wrtn, 70 the und
smed ls ONCE on bef,re thc 2lst day May inst
May II, 1852 JOHN 4. DODGE street Commissoncr.
GIREIT DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL or RECORDS
~ Pube notice y hereby given that the following nett
tons have been presented N the Board Of Assistant Alder
Fortoth street between Ninth and Tenth ayenues Ia
ays ee now ,ro and gutter stones Mulberry street.
having objections thereto. requested to present them
' yt an ts the his Office before tx
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner
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.s7.-.--------.--s. -s---.--.--
LEGAL NOTICES ..

SuPREME CouRT.-SARAH BUCRLIN, BY HRB
- next friend, Thomas White, against John Buckn. To
John Buskn lon are hereby summoned and Required TO
answer IN this action which will be filed in the
once Of ne CLERK Of the city and county Of New York Mt
we oy a IN INC city OF New York and toseryea copy
OF your nnswer 70 the said complaint the subscriber at
hs Office No 70 Nassau street in the City Of New York
within twenty days after the service OF this summons
you exclusive Of the day 81 such service and you fail 20
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plant in this action will TO the Court for Che relief
den auded IA the com plant. Dated, Apri 2G 1852
A. l.. PINNEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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.DVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE THIRD PAGE.
HOTELS.


DLEAsURE, PLEASURE, PLEAsURE-YoNKERS is
the place to 20 for air and enjoyment at reRsona
with lightning speed. This decidedly the safest cheapest
and best managed road part Of the world Al the New
York Warren street station they have Mr. Levi Peck who
was Dr. Kelingers Of his line stages
during his long opposition to the Harlem Railroad Com
The HUDSON have done well in making this seiec
Capt. futile agsntwho formerly of the most
efficient officers that ever took charge Of boat upon the
There are several other spacious house consequently
visitors will stand fair chance Of being taken Of
to induce them to their calls There is such
scenery other part Of the werdt is truly the
den Of the universe. Come, aud be your judges.
BThe steamboats, run from the foot Of jay street. at
very low fare
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. l.. IS
open for transient company and will be ready to
receive boarders the first day Of June Parties wishing
engage will address the proprietor office Aston
House, Fort Hamilton, i. i. Steamboats, will make their
regular trips the day june leaving
Hamilton ct ~ and "A. NJ and returning leave New York
at A. NJ and and 81 T. NJ. Also Furnished Cottage to
rent. HAWLEY D. CBAPP
ID RICHMOND hill HOTEL STATEN ISLAND tLATE
H the Richmond Seminary II. II. Rellett begs
form the public that the Seminary will be entirely re-
modelled for select family hotel to oPen r the
nedicts store. Mob Wall street, Now York.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate Hill, London-Ths above house IL centrally
stuated has excellent coffee ten welve private
good smoking cod, aud shower baths always
ready night porter ~ attendance fixed charge for
tho New York Herald il hod. Thomas 0uarermaine
tenders HE grateful thanks 70 hs americas friends for the
fayors he has long enjoyed their hands, and soets
their continued patronage and recommeD dation.
IIoTFL-ANY CAPABLE PERSON, OF MODERATE
capital wishing to into the hotel business may hear
to D. Nj Hubbard 80 Water street, New York which will
attention The house = OF tho first class.
moderate dimensions, and now in fun aud successful bus
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TO PRINTERS.


TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALs.--NEw BUILD
ing, No. 20 Beekman street, between Nassau and Will
liam streets the City Hall Park and principal hotels
The undersigned beg respectfully to inform their
and the trade that they moving the first May
TO their building NO 20 Beekman between Mas
and William streets. They trust. fro the facilities
there offered by every modern Improvement meet
.nuance oflbera support Fonts Of plain Scotch faces
ranging from 100 lbs 1000 lbs. WEIGHT WI be kept
hand wen varied assortment of Fancy Letter aud
article necessary for the furnishing Of print
ng ces. The subscribers would beg cali the attention
oth trade 70 their AL which for durability has not been
surpassed IF equaed by any foundry in the United States
by pecsisr combination Of metals arrived at from an
experience Of thirty years they are enabled 10 cast typo
Theh they feel assured viii last one.rd longer than thst
heretofore furnished by any foundry in The country In
loo II this they wopd state that the last dress Of this
pRTer the New Yrk Ierald lasted upwards OF year.
averaging daily circulation all the year, including SAM
Gays OF 30 copies; aud this har
cylinder preacsthus evdenong c0ncusyely the fact Of
durability. JAMES CONNER g. son, No. % Ann street,
corner Or Nassau Tie Type &C. which this paper is
printed, e from James Conner Sons foundry ". b.
Editors and publishers " newspapers ~ng he above hr1e
nsertcn prior 70 the rst Of August b2 and sending ia
cory ~ the same will 10 paid for &c IN w
purchasing four times the their bill for adver
Using.
'INo PRtNTERs.-FoR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
n biangh1 Press ana ulper royal Washington Hand
ir,t rth sephng apparatus complete. Apply II Il. y.
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ANTHOLOGY. &c

M RS. BREWSTER, FROM puJTAnrrrnTn ma,
80 aels hsr services to the ladies and gentlemen
N.Y. IA nstrqloV Love- and Law Matters, interpreshi,
~. ~ pooks and science, constantly relied ON b,
thsr % and VIII tell the name Of the lady
Ions. y. Also the names ofthe visifers 81 Great
gestleEep, tpe dollar. '' 10y 'en's'
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CEoTTlEHG.

49,,
ELoTHlNG.-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
- az Ls Sid established stand raying cash, ia curont
moneio Adieg and gcAtlcmen ~ pnaro Jewelry,
rnd tl hha Y. pcffuous articles mang Application,
street, Basement.
CASI OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE W ANTED
o-Lades q gentleman having any Clothing Furniture,
or Jo~ey 70 dispose o. obtain fair cash price by
sending Tor the subscriber at his residence through the
poet. Iaales attended by Mrs. Dusseidor n o. ~ Elm
street. l.. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
EAsH FOR GLOTDING.-LADrES ON GEkTLEMEs
~ having any east OF clothing furniture TO dispose Of
can receive the utmost value in cash by ssndng 70 the
store, by letter through the post g. COHEN J2 Mud
son street. Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen.
rAST OFF CLOTHING-WANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dollars worth OF good left of
Clothing In large small quanttes for which tho full
value will be literally given in sur,est money On aglica
bic store, No. j Orange street. leay Chatham street.
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Increase in the week Thu year .......... sio90l7
Fortunately for the trade the mporations Of foreign
dry goods continue moderate. Compared with last
son Il will be that there has been slight Increase
in tie corresponding week this. The weekly imports
limited that with ordinary trade, there
viii be no accumulation OF stocks.
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CLAIMS,

CLA1MS AGAINST NEW ORLEANS, AND THE FIRST,
~ Second and Third Municipalities, wanted.-Any valid
claim abeve past duo, maturing soon will bought
by the subscriber on favorable terms All inquiries by mail
will be answered the personal application
j. TuOMPsON. No. all street corner OF Broadway.
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MONEY LENT! MONEY LENT.-H & J. GOLDSTEfN
AVA licensed pawnbrohers, lSS Hester street. money
on a kinds of personal property in large sums on
merchandise. gold silver Watches owelry silver plate
wearing apparel, SC. affa
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CASH CAN BE HAD AT ALL TIMES, ON CoNSIGN-
~ ment of fancy goods watches, jewelry, dia-
monds, ctaudise and personal properly generally.
Also goods of all kinds bon ght and sold
1Jo BroadHay Fulton No
stairs. BALKCOM s. MATHEWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-11

1'EN PER CENT COUPON BONDS OF THE CITIES
of Peru and Davenport, for sale-SI0O00 Of the city
$S ooo Of the city Of Peru Illinois, bonds having twenty
years to rum both bearing interest at ten cent
road Company Further particulars may by ap
plyngto L. W. CLARK, DODGE g. CO.,
81 Wall street, corner of William.