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T/lNC PAiNTS-Warante pure
~ The NEW-JERsEY ZINC Co. Warehouse, No; =
Dsy- are prepared 10 supply their Zinc PAINT " ns
LOWING prices.
No White, ground In oil, 90. per pound
No. White, gTouud in oil &C. per pound.
70. 5 White, ground 10 oil, 10. per pound
Brown ard b sek, ground in OH, SIC per pound.
Dry White Of Zine &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT 49,. 10
Aasr thorough test In Europe and the Cnitea -,
beer found OIetan beauty and protective guam a.
thsn any other paint. For whissness and bnishSs 49,.
vaed 1t L fee oln ali poisonous properties 80 COMM
and dangerous In other pigments, will soger-sqo $50
fom 40 10 100 percent more space lhan leaa - -
bre much cheaper 10 the consumer. As 81 ip@oo 49,
viii not turn yelov, when exposed 60 me ia
OF cca hres the foul sir Of shipa Ihsu rs.
ground In varnsh pro6uces the porcelain hnsn i'7a
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC rAirts r,ss
Ia few hours form bard and solid metallic eosurs 80
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are
ar their sreproof prupertiss They are spsciay re
Cor marine purposes hsvng been found TO resist =
oice seton Of salt ser, 90 destructive W o'"''
Dealers mpplied on nbers teyUs BY ~, a. usvA
MANNING 1 sQgInA AssEA Ne v W.
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ST. l45 Incl, 329 GIT Inc.77295l Dec.55l5
By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows an increase Of
l4s,367 barrels of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity of some of the
principal articles of produce e at tide water from the
commencement of navigation to 18th Jdly, inclusive
during the years 1850 "a days. 1s5 81 days; 1852 90
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Increase 5Gla per cent. over 1851. .sl5,665 50

Increase 561s per cent over 1851. ,665 50
A meeting of the Board of Trade of Bal
timOre, and of citizens generally, was held on Friday
last to consider the subject of extending aid to the Cen
tral Ohio Railroad Gel Sullivan the President of the
Road, addressed the meeting giving interesting
facts in 10 his road He stated that II was char
tered In ls47 and was now finished from Columbus to
Zsnesvile via Newark but il had ways been and
sui the wish and intention of the Company 70 continue
II on from GAINESVILLE to Wheeling, there to connect
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. the line from
Newark 10 GAINESVILLE has been in operation six
months, and thus far has been emineaty sue
cessiul, there being carried over it an average OF
2VO passengers daily, with a prOportionate amount
OF freight Thriy.one miles Of the new road from
GAINESVILLE 10 Wheeling were already under contract,
and the remainder resdy 10 be let ont 10 contract.
ors at the present time and would probably have been
under contract ere now but for come conflicting inter
ests between the citizens OF Wheeling and the stock
holders In the counties along the route in Ohio Mr s.
read letter which he had received In his official ca
pscity from a member of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, Offering aid, In the way Of L. loan, If the
ONO Central Company would continue tneir work
from GAINESVILLE 10 Steubenvie on the Ohlo River In
stead OF 10 Wheeling, vs. In afford the Pennsyvana
Company connection with the works IT Central Ohio
After Mr.. Sullivan had concluded his remarks, the
following resolutions, offered by Thomas c. jenkins
Esq, were unanimously adopted;
Resored That the fhaoks OF this meeting are On. and
heartily accorded TO h. Sahiysa Esq Presaent OF II.
ina d sas eory exposition which he just submitted
in ference the sgrcultrrs featuring and other
sources the State Of Ohio and Of its capabilities for then
largely increased development through the
OF works Of internal improvement already dashed snc
Ia progress tow ard compt tlOn.
Se(rcd Thai Ia the opinion of ths meeting ths Contra
" Railroad from It's position and connections, i wors
which cannot fail 20 be LARGELY prOrove Of tee trading
o'ler business steIesso Of Bs Taking up, does
~ line OF transportation al the very point which the
nSmofe ard Ohio Railroad has its the ONO
io'er II virtually becomes Prolonsaon of the Baltimore
fyuIfh
ing lines running northwaIdy west ardly aad soathwar
~ Will open diIeet and iapd inteIco aInu atoms with
Me great Eipfi Valley, teeming with al industrious
tining population and blessed with fertility OF soil not
70 be surpassed AT Lanesye. the Central Ohio RCroad
ylecrnect with the Cincionssi Wilmington and Zanesvl
hsoad upon the ailDe rouie TO Cincinaa AT Ne .vl 1,
lueets with the Newark Mansfield and ssaSsky road
resns i;s northern terminus upon the Iakes-ho9iT-
brooth Inst line relations the trade a.d tar III
= North Nest Al Coumb1s Il biss ia the ss,ns 5.a,l
sti tfe Columbus and Cleveland 0sd ss,s tina a.,
ose ecsi &c tbs Iekes and ;, tie pC.t viii tie
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Receipts of Produce....JuLY

BIZ North Rirey Bodts-l5 $50 bbls Flour 81 do Whisky
SO do Ashes 46 do Provisions 40 do Lard 1872 do Beet
% SEQ BUSH Corn 239 do Wheat l9l bales Wool 81 pkgs
Cheese, 46 do. Butter.
By Erie Raarodd-S5s bales Wool, 632 pigs Butter %
do. Cheese, 1854 sides Leather.
BY NeHoren Railroad -43 pkgs. Butter, III do. Cheese
ID bales Wool
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Nv TelnQrnnh.

BOSTON, July la--ArG Br. brs Arhur, Leary,.s p.,
Cry Capt mattel md t~o are sck Of lever Lk Or
Ps.'a.; Esss. K0ndout; Perg, New YORK. 49,
CD slip juliet. New Orleans baFks Ella, Banors cA,.
Pills: brss Panama. ST. Domingo Cly Foster, Pha. '
BAITInORE. July I4-Arg barks Lon snt Bay se so,o,
.,hrs vda Gbhs Pfossru-e ard Ocean Wave. N~ You
CHARLESTON, July I9-Cd. sup Csuf15la, seSYoh
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MARRIED.

a. xo,a.y July TO- By Rev. d.. Cor, Rev W H. LoGA~VOD
y. no.TgisTk NJ DEMkREsT, both Of BIooASn l. l. N
a. saturday eveniss the Inn BY Rev f.rrs ru
~IafIT Of the City Of New York, 20 Mss 49, ar rns
sRhKKIIR daSsher the hate James frankhp, Of bonoo''
s8 London please COPY. -, cn..f ANTHONY
o. IhursSay June H. By Rev Cons Van Ce.. 4ss,
rsDGEHIIL N D.. TO CHARLOTTE A. MAhnIS.' essct
s.1,h,sr Of the late wn. N. Marvin, ESQ all Of New
"a
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Passengers Arrived

\. hip C0nnttcuf from Fuhng-Dr G. T. Kener. lady ,
children and servant Mrs and Miss Christian Bonkesa Mrs.
Agnes and children, Christian Fisher streeshu
IN ehr Rore from NdisaW ~ P-Cap Cornell and crew, Of
schr. A. Nckerson lost Mantanila Rect, 18th June
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Sandy Hook. - ga Gov. Island al. fa Hell 6as.I 2S,
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Dec..a5,2O 2 Inc .sl7 si7 Dscl, 223525 1855
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the 14th july inclusive during the years 1850 and 1852
is as follows:
Flour, bbls. Wheat, tr. Com. bu Barley bu.
1880. $40 258SO7 l,507S79 l1,SOl
i852.......I 2f26gI l,5s7,224 22sO,559 1926
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Columbus ard Xenia road leading with its double eree
ton toward Cincinnati and toward indianspons az %
Louis At Columbus il will also connect WIN INC s
bus Piqua and Indiana rad Furnishing seeona me h
direction OF Indianapolis and 81 LOUIS ~ Es,iS,,1
also intersecis the steam navgron OF tne eL $50
River ana AZ Newark IL unites with the great ono CaA
Re,olr1d That the Central Ohio Railroad and baItlm
and Ohio Rsjlroad are reciprocay important 70 eacn 49,
and therefore IN order the early comp ~
former that subscriptions be reeommsnoed 70 'ue '
~. s.r,. on Ire part of the citizens Of Baltimore
hook for subscriptions TO the stock OF the Ceall
Ohio Railroad Company then opened, and alter 'n'
,be terms on which the subscriptions were % be mace
had been explained, several gentlemen present sud-
,cribed for various amounts.
ON motion II was resolved to appoint Commitee Oh
three on the subject Of subscriptions.
The Albany Journal gives the follow
ing statement of the quantity of Flour Wheat Corn
and Barley Jeff at tdewaer during the second week In
July, In the years 1851 and l5j2:
Flour bbh. wh.ai.bu Corn, b.; Barley on 81;
1881 ........... So tO5 90528 2Zl,69 oS9
iS52............lOs,s2 2l25e6 2oLo3l !.
Ipc....H,7l7 Inc.12l,g7s Dee.la,7ss Dec.s6e
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left al
tde.waier, from the commencement of navigation to
the 18th July inclusive during the years l35l and 1857
is az follows:
Flour, bis whea.bu Corr, b.. Barley b. b.;
1s5l...........I,z7,s93 e6a,5T S5o3ssi l9tS3l
1859. ,2426sl 15s72l 22SoSSs 1920
90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-13
Exrae. from letter received froma Physician in Nd
GREAT ATTRACTION,
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.
Cor WI Dreri,,ay end frenklin street AZ I,ors

Cor IP,St Brord,ray end Franklin street Nelr York
this Establishment can be very correct Repre-
~ sentatonof LADY IN CHINA. under the INFLU
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue hands in motion;
only representation the kind in the country. largest
and best collection CT and Modern Coins in the u s.
The figure OF Soldier III the Continental Unform blue
bluff lead buttons, marked u s. A. three corncrcd Hat
Beeches Caters, &c, &c Also, Birds o! Various Plum
curious Freaks OF Nature Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine Engravings, with many
and valuable Curiosities Statue OF George ILL., Such
lection cannot be found in OF the kind in
the United States double Calf which is universally ad-
mtted TO be great wonder The calves joined together
from the neck down TO the middle They and
perfectly formed and fought from the town OF Lyme,
Jefferson county State OF New York. by Mr.. John Jennings
Live White Rat from Bcrks Penn idmittanee GRAF.
Is Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Domnoes. Billiard Room with two splen.
did Tables, is also attached to the house.
REFRESHMENTS.-Dinne and Supper parties can be
accommodated at very short notice The Larder will be
supplied with all the delicaci-s OF the Game Oys
at any hour.
At this Establishment, may be a celebrated bird,
MlNO that will repeat almost anything after stranger
No accommodation for political meetings OF party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment and having made various atcra
ons is prepared TO accommodate The Travelling Public and
Hotels OF the city OF New York. The Bar Room, which
ans the raest private in this country being the
collection OF will sustain the reputation accorded
under the charge OF MI Thomas Riley in the quality Gifts
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and evening Private for Courts martial Referees,
The public respectfully invited grant him
their patronage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
Persons wis hing Wine and Spirits depend
on having them genuine at this Establishment
n. B.-Prvate families supplied with Dinners Suppcrs
in superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive homes, and wares of glass silver out to part
OF the City FREE OF CHARGE.
Entrance 10 he REFRACTORY in Franklinsi
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CMAnBERLHN's COumERCIAL
COLLEGE,.

LOCATED coRSEE MAKxET THIRD STREETS, PITTS
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TINE principal object this Institution, is young
i men opportunity of obtaining thorough and ii
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The such, will enable the student
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Communications addressed TO o. X. CHAMBERLAIN,
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

T has become settled fact, acknowledged by the
Physicians oour city, that in the oula,
letter and many other Diseases BRESrLISGER's FLUID
ExTRA SARsAPARILLA AND DANpELos, is decidedly
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DEAR DOCTOR:
The two bottles ofmcdieine got from yoI
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CONGRESS HALL.

FNHE subsc take pleasure in informing their friends
and the travelling community generally that they have
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They the house thoroughly repaired the
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ABOoK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T Isl!
Being narratives scenes incidents in the real LFE
Nv THE LowLY.' ny ". L. q. Smith, Esq
The object of |hc author is represent the condition
the Slave in his iude but comfortable cabin his daily
cations and pastimcs the relations between master and
the mistaken impulses nd nisconceivcd views
Northern Phlanthropst, &c, &c. and 10 represent the
passions and sentiments In their natural FORMS the
displayed in the humbest lot OF society thus showing
hcRpiness Than sdoH and at the TO represent
is, class fpeope, viz The Planter TO whom justice
has seldom been done and whose Character exhibited in
day ife well calculated to win the amiablc judy
ment OF the world.
Chapter I-'Old Virginia,
a. 2-Thc PlantatiUn-UncIc Toms LaEincss
3-Sobiiety and McIriment.
:. The Punishment.
:" o-The School Master.
Family of the Planter.
a. T-Sehool Keeping.
s-The Secret League of Rebellion.
g-Thc Surprise.
lu-lndcpendcncc Day. ...
1o-Schooi Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
l3-Unce Tom and Dnah.
ii-Midnight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Ton,
and Dinah.
15-Cassy.
" I6-Sunday.
" 1.-THE oversecr's Communication to the Planter.
Z" Is-Thc Suspicion
a. ls-Sckoo Master Uneasincss and Departure.
=" 20-Uncle Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2i-Hs Determination 10 go TO the State OF Free
DOM
a. 22-Tle Escarc.
a. 2a,-The Pursuit
2i-Buf.lo-Thc Boot black.
a. 2j-lia d Times.
"a 2G-Uncle Toms Soioquy.
=. 2s-Tbe Alarm.
80 2S-Amcrican Hotel.
:. :9-Thc Flee Negro.
3p-CouTage, Qu;ctudc and Contentnicnt.
3i-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Caradr.
4. 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Unclc Toms Decision.
q. 3l-.Eack 70 Old Virginia.
q 35-Conclusion.
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