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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29
1 AM E0R ~ALE NEARRICH1InN

I
L. he subscriber Offers for sac small but
most excellent FARM, Cl about tf.y acres, on the
ssIth side Il tie Williamsburg rosd near Hinch.
mans, TWO and ha f mile. from the Old Market
About two-thid II The Land cleared and a con
s.icra5le part cultivated Z market garden.
Such is It's te -:lty, adaptation AID convenience to
MAJ i, one Of the desirable places
ior d market garc en- and dairy about the city, and
il properly mana4 ed, ts cost could be easily made
from It's profits The Building can, with but little
expense, he rendered comfortable reside nee, with
all Necessary c)nVenience and mum Der Of the best
springs If v alter on the place
Those wishing TO purchase will please call and
examine iJr themselves.
Terms very liberal Apply to Robert Hastings,
Oh til premises, or to the subscriber.
So 29-dlInw5 SAMUEL HASTINGS.
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NEW SCHOOL EUukS $50 W hich II e at
~ tenton OF Teachers is particularly invited.
The Chid's Little Thinker, practical Spelling
Book, containing easy, gradual and progressive les
sons in pronouuciog, spelling, reading, thinking and
composing, arranged a new and original plan, by
]. Bartlett Burleisn, LII D
The Thinker. moral reader, containing selec
tons from the Gems of the Language, arranged on
new and original plan, designed to arouse the
minds of youth, aid to inculeate purs and noble
principles, by Bartlett Burle!gh, LII D.
The Study OF Words, by Richard e French, B D,
a very valuable book for advanced scholars.
C!cer0's Tuscuan Disputations with English
notes, critical and explanatory, by Charles Anthem,
LII D.
A Latin-English and English Latin Dictionary, for
the use of Schools, chiefly from the Lexcons of
Treuue, Georges, and kaischlniot, by Charles An
thon, LII ID
The Institutes Of Algebra, being the first part of
a course OF Mathematics, designed tor the ase of
Schools, Academies and Colleges, by G Docharty,
LII d.
TIE Classical Manual an epitome of Anciel &C.
ogra2hy, Greek and Roman Mythology, Antiqui-
ties, and Chronology, compiled by Jas 5 5 Baird.
For sale by
se.8 a. AORRJS.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STAND

Fer TO-day.-Su,Q uehanna 40 Capitals
of $50 0Jo % CT 500, , If 1000. 20 of 500, &c
rs number, l. drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares in
proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 260.-Capitals: of s11,794, 10
1850, DC. IS numbers aud IA drawn. Tickets
81 50-shares in proportion.
Ste % SMITH
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BY PULLIAM d. DAVIS, Auctienssrs.
A FINE RIDING And HARNESS
IL HORSE FOR SALE.-Will De sold at auction,
Earnest's stable, on Saturday, End October, at
o'clock, P NJ. fine harness and saddle Horse
belonging to the estate Of Mr. Overton A. Hosby-
He is about years old, and perfectly gentle and
sound. Those in will do well to call and look
at him.
Sc 29-4t PULLIAM & DAVIS auctrs
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EkENCH CALF SkINS.-The subscriber
L has on hand, recently received, a large and de-
sirsble stock OF French Calf Skis. suitable tor the
all and Winter season, consisting OF "Lemoines,'
"Manson's," Suser, Merlants. Sousin Corbet
Trouve Cutivel, Paris, Nant g, &c.
Also-PhilaGelphia Calf skins, "c.ty fnish~ Of
"ChamSers' ana "Crawford's' Prize Medal skins
with good supply Of Roan's, different colors;
Lining and Bindlng Skins, Kip Skins Wax and
Russet Upper Leather, Patent Calf Skins Morocco
SKINS Snoe Skrting, Threads all qualities, Lasts,
Pegs, Nails, Silk ana Cotton Shoe Laces, Boot and
Shoe Trees &c, &c
de sohcits call from those in want OF such ar
tieles. WIN FL. SIJTT,,N
Sc 27-l2t 18th st. between NJ ain and Cary
III OTlCE.-Al persons indebted to the laie
' Jacob karr, deceased, and 1.-THE firm Of Karr
q Brother. are requested 10 MAKE payment imme-
dately; and all persons having claims against j.
cob Kari individually, requested to present the
same to ME for settlement
PHILIP BERGHEIMER,
Admir- of Jacob karr, deceased,
Sc 27-6tS 18th ST, I'd door from Main.
A LII PEKSUNS ln0ebted to Thos j. Barnes,
IA deceased, are requested to make payment to
me, as early al possible; and all persons having
claims against said deceased are requested to pre-
sent the same to me Tor settlement.
r. BARNES
Admir- Of Thos. Barnes, deceased.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

"GAA1N0AON UODD1Rs
On TO 40 BUILDING LOTS IN THE
AUCTION-Wili be scld oa Weduos Jay af.
tern0On, the 18th October, 1867, upon the prem
ises, commencing at half past ! o'clock from 80 to
40 Building Lots IL the plan Of B. lviders, sdoin
ing the south western part The city These lots
have front of 50 feet and dssth of l4s feet to al
alley IA t.et vide. plat Of the property can be
seen at the Office Ct the auctioneerin a few d.ys
The ;a,ion Of the lots, SO near The 1'redegar
Iron Works, and other manufacturing establish
ments, offers an excellent opportunity to the art
sans engage d In these works 10 secure hal dsome
building lot at small cost
TERMs.-One-fourth cash, balance ay 4, 8 and 2
mcntns for negotiable notes, title retained till
the last note is paid off.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr,
Agent for James M Anderson.
Sale conducted hv w t:nnnrN Aucr Sc %
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GRAND s11I n EES
z UNK ELS

THE GkAND sOIKEkS
KUNKEL's
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
Displaying all the beauties Of song and
Dance,
TOGETHER WITH WIT, HUMoR AND bpRLEsouE
Chaste, Refined and Amusing.
WILL CONTlNUE EVERY EVE Ming,
AT ODD.FELLOWs, HALL.
me troupe now presents an array Of talent un.
H. ~ n. johnson Harry Lehr
Is wrenn Lehr w. II. Morgan
Geo. kunkle master FIoyd
And the young American BalIadist
tAutnor OF Don't be angry Motnerp apoor Old
Admission rs cents-Doors open quarter be.
fore o'clock a1o' ''i oo'
se2-tf JOHN r. Fopn 49,.
broad ROCK RACES.
"a AAA FALL MEETING FOR
pE> lS52.-The Races will com
mence over this long estab
80 iiAhed courae on TUES
DAY the 18th of October, for the following purses
to wit: P0i'o''
FIRST DAY-Tuesday-A sweepstake for three
year old colts and FLIES that never started in race
Mile heats, 500 entrance, S25 forfeit to name and
close the 25th OF September-two or more to make
race.
SECOND RAcK-Sams Day-For purse of $50
$40 entrance, to DO added to the purse-mile
heats
SECOND DAY-Wednesday.-Pr Projectors purse
of $500, TWO II lie heats.
SECOND RACE Same Day-A handsome Saddle
will be put up for saddle horses-one mills out-ive
er tries
THIRD Y-Thursday.-Proprietors purse
$780, for four year old colts and FLIES (Mr Gibbons
-, Messrs. Green's Gold Pin and Capt Belchers
Ashmat sccepted) $50 entrance, which will be ad-
d, to the purse Entrances to be made or the fret
Tuesday in October.
SECOND RACE Same Day.-Mule race for sad.
die, mile heats. " So
FOUKTH DAY-Triday Jockey Club Purse
$500, with On inside stake OF S50o-three mile heats
half forfeit and closed the lst of August with
only two subscribers, viz.
Captain Belcher names bay horse Red Eye, six
years old. By Boston, dam by imported priam.
C. & N. Green names bay fIly Gold Pin, years
old, by Boston dam Gold Wire.
Ey7 Any gentleman who may desire to do so,
enter for the purse on Thursday previous to the
Sc 27-d6t* C. e. N. GREEN, ProprietoTs.
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ny JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

HOTSE AND lot On I'D STHEET AT
III AIICTION-Wlll be sold on Friday next,
the lst October at O'Clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises. hat irume House and Lot On the
Yves, side of I'd between Marshall and Clay Streets
new In the occupancy OF Mr John Marsh Inc
homso contains three or tour rooms, and is in toll
cradle order The lot fronts % feel six inches and
runs back 100 feet
Terms -Ope-third cash, balance at and
nouths, with interest and deed OF trust to secure
a. o. JAMES H. TAYLOR, Auct
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 3; "a
CLARkE'S OFFICE,
18th Sfreet.

Drawn Nos of Delaware F, Sept 18th, lisa.
II GO As 66 Al Is 46 IL IS 3g - SO IL
Whole Ticket Al As II, pnzs OF $1,000 returned.
Eighth II 45, prize OF $3.50 returned
sp07-2t s....
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ffAEIiG< 10 THh PUBLlC.-My bond
~ for seventy five dollars, iii quarterly pay
nents, given to Patsy Scott "a black womanD for
tn hire q her son, David acots, due the LIST day #
January, lc-3 loaf Ce.troyed, and as the boy,
David Scott, lcf- nay employment e:ime in the
early par, If Ju!y last, and | having paid the two
first quarters viii not pay the two last quarters.
David Scott left my employment without any
caus, Only having lost the bond for the purpose Of
leaving me.
il @f-4tv JOHN L. LIGOE.
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\. OCIGE.-hl spersons indebted 20 WM u.
- ohLLL, JOHN a SMELL 8. CO. or BARNES
q SMELL, axe requested TO make Immediate pay
ueutto nae JAMES A. SMELL,
sc Z7-,s Ehdministgator OF VIM Ii. Smell.
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hT WEST d. BnUTHEk's. THE
Il GIANT OF THE MONTHLlES. "-Harper's
Monthly Magazine. Contents OF the September
kumbar
Memoirs OF the Holy Land, the River Jordan, by
!.co3 Abbott
Notes from the Barbsry States, by the author u
Aecoilec;.ons Of st. Petersburg
The laf ei Rebuked, an Adventure Ia the Gaia
combs ii Rome.
Hunting Adventures in the Forests Of lie Moryan
Insect WIngs, the hire Sisters. Panther Hunt,
"Reminiscences vi a BDw.Street Officer, the Good
angels, Adventures in japan illustration, portraits
o. Japahese. lily Novel, or Varieties Ia English
Lie, by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytto3 continued, Too
Excigstve Auepton 10 Business, Bleak Heuse, by
Charles Dicktns Just received AID Tor sale by
se2o g. NJ WEST a. BROTHER
In0 CASKS LINE IN store, Tor sale ny
NV 81 &c : McGRUDER d. SONS.
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u ROAD, OPEN TO MOORE'S ORDINARY,
SIXTY-FIVE MILES.
On and after Monday, august 10Th, 1852, regu-
lar Passenger Train will run between Richmond
and Moores Ordinary, connecting ar that point
with Flsgg & Cos line of Stages for Burkevie,
Farmville, Halifax C nrthouse, Charlotte Court.
house. Danville, Milton and Greensboro.
Passengers for Lynchburg will stop at the juno
ton, and connect with fiagg q Cos Line OF Sta
ges.
The Train viii stop for passengers only at the fol-
lowing points:
rnahawk, Powhatsn, Petersburg Road, Matsosx,
SCOTS Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke, jen
pings Ordinary, HaytoAah and Liberty Church.
Leave Richmond every day Except Sunday as
7 o'clock. A ~ Returning, leave Moore's Drama
ry at l:5J M
Children over 3, and not over IL years of age,
half price to any points except the TWO first named
Sci travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes SO that one can be retained IN
the office; and il must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted TO go on the Cars
A Freight train will leave Richmond every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. The "wednesday
Freight going only TO the Junction.
B-The Stage leaves Moores Ordinary every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 1890 O'Clock,
A al, arriving at Dangille next day at 80 NJ, anc
at Greensboro at 10 P NJ, and returning meets the
Cars at the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. 80 80
Through ticket from Richmond TO Danville, -
Do do DO do Greensboro, IU
Through passengers not providing Themselves
with tickets, will be considered way passengers,
and charged an increased rate Of fare.
auI2 John II. OSBORNE, supt.
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ssDuSEh EEPtNG HARDHEkE.-We
beg leave 10 Call the attention of hoUsekeepers
and others to large and varied assortment OF
Goods suited to their uFe; such
Ivory Table Cutlery, in sets OF 81 and 80 pieces
Ivory table and dessert Knives only
Buffalo, buck ana bone Table CUterT-ali prices
Carvers and Steeis-eyery style and price
Patent enamelsd and uGed Sauce Pans and Tea
Kettles
Patent tined Soup Dgestefs and Fish Kettles
Polished steel and brass mead Fire IrCns--a great
variety
Brass, Jap'd pierced iron and wire Tenders
Brass, copper snd Japaaned Coal Scoups
Long and short handle Frying Pans
English and American Waffle Irons
Block Tin and Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
Block tin, steak and oyster Dsnes-12 to lS inches
Albata Spoons and Forks-5est English
Sweeping, busting, Scrubb-ns aud all other
Brushes
Feather Dustere-ail sizes
Together with complete assortment of Kitchen
Utensils, which we oter at the lowest prices.
G. j SlNTON d. co.
Importers OF Hardware,
Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main street
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ATTENTTON! BLUES.

f YOU would consult your own Interest, read
l. the following certificate from a welknown gen
tieman OF this city:
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER lsT, 1s5o.-To Mrs A.
B. Daws-Dear Madam have used your Cough
Elixir in my family for about two years, in all
cases of colds and coughs and have, on various
occasions, recommended il to the use OF my friends
and am happy to say that 10 every instance it has
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, so habituated
have | become to its use, in cases of coughs and
colds, that | never think OF recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or to my
friends. Yours, &c,
JAMES w. LEWELLEN.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BUDEKER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS.
D YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, Rich
mond. Sc %
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nAiNTs, DYEsTUFFs, OLE, &C.
L THOS. E. PACE has ju.t received at mis-
Drug store 222 Broad street, large quantity OF the
above articles, which he will sell cheap they
can be bought in the city. Also Winiow Glass OF
all Sizes Sc IA
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ID EADY THIS DAY, Az LEWIS l.
Ia SMITH 5 Cheap Publication Depot opuoslI

ID EADY THIS DAY, Az LEWIS L..
Ia SMITH Cheap Publication Depot, opposite
American Hotel
The Armorer Of Tyre. or The Oracle and its
Priest, by Cobb, Jr-price D cts
The CCquette, by the author ui Miserimus-5Qc
Thompsons Bank Note Detector, for October
u cts
The Adventures of Pefegline Pickle, by Tobias
Smoiiett neg eoition-51c
Captain Hawke, The celebrated Highwayrnan, by
the author oil Tom king-25c
Southern and South Western Sketches, of Fun,
Sentiment and adventure, edited by gentleman
OF Richmond-pubsned in neat and Convenient
form, for 81 cts
The Flag Of Our Union, for the present week,
contains the upeniog chapters o. new novelette,,
entitled The Yankee Champion. or The Tory
and mis- League, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr, besides nu-
merous short stories, poery, anecdotes &C.
Sc %
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n OTiEE.-Hiil De sold at puoic auction, on
IN THURSDAY, The Both of September, il fair, or
the next lair day thereafter, at Westham Cottage,
til residence OF B. j Duyal eight miles above the
cl,y, tie Rver Road his stock OF Horses, Mules,
Cows, II q a.d sheep, all of which are good the
crops. Corr, Cats BAY and Fodder, with about fifty
busae.s Seed WGeat (Woocnn) eighty bushels
Prince Ed"asd l. aud Oats. the ia ming utter sils,
ii -seh4id and klGchel Furniture, enc Carriage
5ld one Buggy &c &c Sc 22-6tT
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BY GEUKGE j. sUMNEh.
n HoITsrHOLD AND KITCHEN FOREi
TURE.-On Thursday morning, Both insr, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, al toe residence OF H.
w. Henderson, ON 25,h street, corner OF franklin,
(who is declinisg housekeepine) will be sold at
Aucris n the whole Of his Household and Kitchen
Furniture consisting of the usual variety, amongst
which will be found, very handsome Sofa, mahogany
Chairs, Card and Centre Tables, large Mirrors,
elegant Mahogany Wardrobe, fine Mahogany High
Post Bedstead, aud many other articles, requisite
for furnishing house nicely.
Terms casn.
Sale conducted by GEO. j. SUMNER,
se27 Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE LOT On FRANKLIN ST.,
OPPOSITE To THE MASONS' HALL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold, on Friday
afternoon Let October, 1852, upon the premises,
commencing at hai-pasr4 o'clock, that very valua
Bile lot with an old building thereon,) situated
the North line of Franklin, between 18th and 10Th
streets, opposite to the Masons Hall, fronting Sc it,
| running back les feet
Terms-One halt cash; balances at 6 and IL
months for negotiable paper, interest added, secur
ed by trust deed, or title retained.
Sc Is w. GODDIN, Auct
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mANAGEa,N OFFICE
n Ed AA1p
GREGORY 81 aIAITRy
Managers, Richmond, Virginia.
Successors to J, w. Maury g. Co,-oHace No 60
Main street.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class 81, SEN, 81
SO 30 Is 90 7s 40 43 % 81 n a5 AZ IA
SCHEME TO.Day.-Cspi,a,s: s32: 9J. prizes
e 5000, Of 5000 6 f 1000 # 2OOo 2o) CT 500.
&c Ct eco &C If 80. &c. 7s numbers, l2 drawn bal
lots. Tickets SlO 40 90
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
aANsMlrrED FOR THE DAILY DlspATCn

~ We received lno telegraphic Dispatch las,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-07

THE GREAT RAILWAY OF ILLIsoIs.-The
chief engineer of the Illinois Central Rail
way has made his report. The road, with
its branches, is to be six hundred and ninety
nine miles long. Ofthis, six hundred and
twenty seven miles will be straight road; two
hundred and thirty ight miles will be level;
one hundred and thirteen miles the ascent
will be less than ten feet to the mile; on
one hundred and eighteen, from ten to TWEEN.
ty feet; on seventy nine, from twenty to thir-
ty; on one hundred and thirty.two, from
thirty to forty, and on seven and half tiles
the ascent will be forty-two feet to the mile.
1t extends from Chicago and Galena to Cal.
70, at the mouth of the Ohio. The amount
of land which has been appropriated by
Government, for the benefit of the road, is
1851 ,l6O acres, which now has an estimat.
ed value Of 500 100000!
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The HENRY CLAY DIsAsrER.-The New York
Express says: The of Messrs. Collyer and 9TH
ers, of the owners and officers of the steamboat
Henry Clay, arrested for murder on warrants from
Westchester county, but their discharge demanded
on the ground that they already in custody on
process from the U. S. Court, and also that the Of
fence does not come within the statute of murder
of this State, was brought up this forenoon before
Judge Edmonds in the Supreme Court. Messrs.
Mcmahon, Cutting and o'Connor are counsel for
defendants and the District Attorney of Westches-
Ter, and Mr.. r. Lockwood, counsel in opposition
to the motion. The principal points in behalf OF
defendants are, that there having been no design
on the part of the officers owner to take life, and
no crime committed by them, such Us causing the
boiler to burst, &C., which caused death, they do
not come within the statute of the State; also, that
the U. S. law of 1888 having provided punish
ment for the offence with which they are charged,
and they having been already arrested under that
law, the warrants for their arrest from Weschestel
county void. The points are denied by the
other side. Argument was heard.
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MIR. WEBSTER.

The position of this distinguished states.
man before the country, is rather anoma.
lous at present, and we regret, on his &C.
count solely, that he does not at once, see
proper to lift the clouds and wells which
surround him, and show to the country that
he is now, as ever, worthy..of the distinguish.
ed position which he has ever held in the
Wing party. 1t is due to himself, that he
should at once put down every effort to as
sociate his great name with any thing like
attempts to distract the councils, or endan-
ger the success Of the party Of which he has
been so long a distinguished member
While we have never for a moment suppos-
ed that Mr.. WEBSTER could turn traitor to
the organization of his party, while we
have always acknowledged him to be, in
the language of his Marsh6eld speech,
"leader Of the Wing party" still we hest
tate not to say that his action Of late, has
appeared at least, wanting in that high soul.
ed magnanimity, which we would gladly
have seen him exhibit under the circum-
stances by which he has been surrounded.
Confessedly the greatest intellect of the
age, occupying a place before the country
and the world, in which he could fear no
competitor, we did expect that Mr.. WEB.
sTER would have placed himself above the
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PROPOSALS.

T WILL receive, until the 9Th day OF September u, ono
l. sails for the following work. viz:
Paving water street from Monroe and Quincy, OH
quincy nom Water TO Main tleet. The proposition Ia
state how much will be allowed for the the
oun per yald d; and what the price yard will
iui nishng the balance OF stone and paving or how
per yard the paving will be done io city furnish all
the stone. u. "
1st-How much for making foot way on west side OF
Water from Monroe street to youth side Quincy stone
not to be less than Tnccs in thickness wide;
and also, how much for grading should any requ cd
2d-For furnishing and setting curb Quincy street
north side, from Main to Water street, r, "a.
3d-ForIurnshng and setting curb east side OF Market
from Sd st, ect TO Friends meeting house.
ith-For grading the alley leading from Zane TO CLAY
street, between 18th and Sth streeis. g tftyE.
6th.For Iesetting curb, such may be required, on
east side OF Main, ON Washington to Spruce alley
Particulars can be had by calling me. llEls
Gth-Por repairing in Chestnut alley west of Main
street, at Phillips Works. how much per perch Tor laying
the stone there and what perch yns and FUR
nishins balance. Sol -.....s4 .,l.'5 - ~ ~
Tth-For repairing BeymeYs landing by forming gutter
rom low water up as far as gave way Said work
done by placing stone edgewse not less foot deem
and tightly put together How much yard filling up
such ats require iii the dirt taken nom The
east side OF Market between Washington and Jefferson
AsoTo sink awell with the curb In six feet in diameter
and not to exceed 20 30 feet In DEPTH on Main stree
near the corner OF John street, much per foot In
ing the curb J. AnfICK, Street Conn.,; s,;on..
Wheeling, September 1, 1882 y y
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Cheap Home Paper!

Bs3rWe publish to-day the speech of
Judge CoNRAD. of Philadelphia, before the
Wing Mass Convention held at Harrisburg,
Pa, on the goth August last. We shall
not append any remarks in its praise, as it
speaks TOO we'll for itselfto need or permit
commentator from any quarter. Peruse it
and we ask no more, contented as we are, to
leave it to rest upon its own substantial
merits. We have read many political adj
dresses, but have never yet met with one
combining more perfectly strength, polish,
eloquence, and truth.
We publish an extra number, and gentle
men wishing to circulate it among their
friends, can obtain it at the INTELLIGENcER
OFFICE at about cost.