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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

James R. Msyee and Evsrt Van sAun; secresiriss,
James l. Stewart and Isaac Bsdssu.
Excellent speeches were delivered by MessrI D. B.
Mlilep, VIM. Robinson and Mr.. BsIlowl Songs
were sung by Frazer and others II was most en.
coursgiDg meeting, and very large being held Ia the
strong Opposition Ward of Brooklyn Ddhagthe e7 Sn
ing party of ign Drant deudsd tools of 0Ppo'!.lon
leaders were encouraged and prompted BY skukiug
men who oughtto be ashamed Of themselves to attempt
to create some disturbance. The attempt jailed, and
only indicated the alarm which must be realized by
those guilty Of attempting such improperly. Atths
close Of the meeting the Clubs with mG, aud banners
marched In procession through Sands and F1ltonsss
to their headquarters.
n The Wings of the Eighth Ward,
Brooklyn assembled at Capt Bells Third-av, GowAnas
on Thursday evening" 9Th inst for the purpose of form
Ing Club, to be devoted 10 the cause of Scott and
Graham. A Club was formed to be known as the
Eighth Ward Ceuo Gordo Club Of the City of Brook
lyn The following officers were elected: PrertdsDs-
John G. Berger: First vce-President Geo. Aigeri Sec
ond Vice President, VIM. Amesbery Secretaries, Wn
Boocock and VIM. Cook Treasurer, Capt. Bell; Ex'
ecuiye COMMUNICATION C. sp!noia, Wni- A. frin
and z. Girls Johnson. The meeting was largely attend
ed. and the utmost enthusiasm was manifested. The
wstohres have been kndsd aud shall be kept burning
until the green Hills of Govanus shall resound with the
ead shouts Of victory
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s,,ena,d Rruptiou Of Btsa.
% MALTA. wednesday, Ass.

From 81 MAIr4, wednesday, Ass g.
Ats Pm. of the 20th OF =. Au g.. ~. :
le,.. Two Misses saske,, Hon Lieut. neos 49, "a
lsnsS and sal RsS..s .as !s1S.s ,sS.s:.
three eudes three . %Tsi' .ih an nssnoa II s:sssI
With II mules ' s.d sssss shsliss 1t the Csc lag
le ss. h'1H Il oe0i .. party u s zee, ~: .os
Ss':S s ss".s M r. 20
ing 20. indeed, that the suidss psrsssdsa sI a.,
70 party % defer shsir sseess 81 re ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
sor,hsrn Rights Convention.
EOutuCih Aa'eH'"
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Monday, Sept L

MONTGOMERY AIa, Monday, Sepk u To-
The Southern Rights Convention assem-
bled here to-day Eight Counties we're Represented oy
O. Deles Ates After the organization letter wa, read
rom Cen Qnman 10 hich he thinks the party should
make a nomipstion for the Presidency. He does nor
wish the nomn himss, but thinks no one should
decline II The letter referred 20 a COMMITTEE.
The Convention Will probably nominate Qaitnsn TO-
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
rua Roales from the WRECK Of the AtlantIc.
Robbery Of a Mail Bag.

PHnADELPHIA, Monday, Sept -, 1852
A rined mail bag, which proves to have
been made I'D at Savannah on the 9th Sept of letters
from that city and points beyond for New York City
and points beyond, was found in Remington Rsilrosd
Depot early this morning Most of the contents we're
LETT behind by the robbers and what was taken has not
vet been ascertaiDed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

Over these several expenditures, tbs Com non Coun
eli sud Supervisors have no contro. taer only duty
being 10 pr VIDE and pay.
or the other exten irurss those for the Ru.s pave
me- Ut for the Fire Department for Rad Estst fur
Docks and Slips and Tor Pusllc Bulldogs NAV BE- re-
ssrted a. Attachments for public purposes. and
current expenses bus 10 most OF these cases the Tn
providence OF engaging in such large expenses without
previous prov,loD made FOR the funds, 10 manifest
The amounts of excess Of expenditures over the sp
preparation now provided by law, are therefore 70 Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board of Aldermen.
SEPTEMBER sEssIoN-FIFTH DAY.

MONDAY, Sept ~, lo02.
The Board met at the usual hour, the
President In the chair, and quorum present Ine
minutes were read and approved
Broadway Raitroad.-Several petitions
in favor of th. project we're offered. They from
bose portions Of the City which would seem to be least
in,ere.ted In the movement from the 7sh, 18th, 18th
and 9th Wards There was one from the 10th ward
along the North River another from Anthony, Centre
Gross and Elmsts and one from the I'd Ward No
Broadway names appeared In the list
City Passengers on the Hudson Rtrcr
Rooa-A petition of several residents Of the Tenthav
was offered by AID DENM4S, TO have the above road
run passengers for City accommodation. Reier.
red to the Committee on Streets.
Stopping The Cars.-Ald. DoHERTY
offered resolution to prevent the Hudson River Rail-
road Company from running their cars more than five
miles an hour, on tho Eleventhav. Referred 10 the
Street Committee.
More Russ Parement.-Ald. MOORE Of
fered resolution that State ST. be paved With Rus If 1t
can be done the rate the last work 10 Broad
way Referred TO Street Committee.
Netc Alarm BetL.-A petition for new
tower and alarm ball at 1th av. and 1O9th.st was
ferred to the Fire Committee.
Se,rers.-A dozen or more sewers were
voted upon documentary reports from the proper
Committees.
Assessments.-A great number of as
sessments from the other Board consurred In by
the Aldermen.
Netc Houses.-No. 1876 Church st. is to
be purchased for the accommodation Of Hose Co. No
50, at a cost of 5000.
The house Of Hose Co. No. 49, In CedArst, is to be
rebuilt
Hose Co. No. 80 petition for repairs to their house.
Disbaading Fire CompGny.-The re-
port upon the charges against Engine Co. No. TO- made
by Engine Cos Nos "a and a. was taken up. Tne re-
port recsptulstes the light 10 Hudsonst on the 18Th
uit of which we gave accounts at the tlme. The owl
dence fully eliminated No IS, and motion, the said
Company was dlsbsnded, and Companies No. 81 AMI 81
were ordered to return TO duty forth with.
Spring-St. I'otoer. The contract for
erecting bell at the corner Of Spring and
Macdoug alsts. was awarded to Bogardus and HopPn
| at 50 900.
NelC BcH.-A bell of 1000 pounds is
to be purchased for the tower, nearly finished
Ia Marion-st.
After disposing of several other papers
the Board adjourned to Thursday afternoon a! O'Clock
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Navigation of the Ohio.

PITTSBURGH Monday Sept 10, 1852.
The river has risen several inches since
Saturday 1t Ia now feet inches and still rising The
weather last night and to-day has been very cold indca
Npuf raet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
Military Visit.

PHILADELP ga Monday Sept Is, 1852
The mounted Carbineers (Leidy) ar
rived here TO day from Baltimore and were escorted
through the streets by the County Troop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
Fatal Accident.

HERKIMER, Monday, Sept Is, 1852
This afternoon, man named Barnard
Cristmsn the owner Of seam mill was cauehtoy tue
belt of large erndstone, and instantly killed. bis neck
being broken. He leaves q wife and family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
nn.. rssa Democracy have nom

OUio.--Ihe FIV" " Summit
,,,,sa DR.. Thomas Earle IN the Portage, ' "
s~S stars District for Congress Cen ,',.,. and
WE'VE ' MI, the Opposition Convention nOnl,
nee. as ), u. Joho.oo in the XVIII District
James N. Gaylord, and IN the W" IT,
,1,as n. Nichols over Sawyer and o'h''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14

p"sr,asn. Monday. Sept 49,, =,
The votes of 10 towns 'ouup a. e,,,av..
.e,sso nhe last clection) arc as 'o"s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1859

Is OBLIGED TO provse and 70 s2py sad pay over bTsw,
ere. for
/. The six sevs'stsuskborr alent1Bsd
IN the FIRST pAsr.....-..... eTs7J ~
2 The Stats Nil Tx 1855 ~
g. The S.s,ssnd County schs u Monsv 6g OsJ rs
4. The Alns House Department -. $4,000 20
siDi52 ~
Iefs for tho Deaf and Dumb, and for
r ind Included IN tbs School Money $500 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
Cnssins Nj. Clay md The Free soil Ticket
Hon. Ben. Hardin.
CINCINNATI, NJ lnday, Sept Is, Il

Cassius M. Clay is stamping the State
OF Kentucky In favor # bale and Julian.
Hon. Ben. Hardin, of Kentacky, Is a.
ihe poas of death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
rbe Canal Board.

ALBANY, Monday, Sept H. 1885,,
TN. canal Board, for want of a quorum,
.,,a,,nsd 10 3la. this P. NJ
sVos AFTERNOON SESSION.
Smith A. Waterman, Superintendent, was called on
on .J and his examination not closed when the
..s Slourned He accounted for the increased ak
.s ds,res on hs division Present-M essrs. Wright,
gghs,Seld, Cook, McAlpine, Mssher and Church.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY Telegraph to The Sew-SOrk 1''D''H''
vs.tyE kLktTi"''

:. A.. -,s,,,,,., oac, ecr-er . H''''" '''' "''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
Wreck Of the PropelIer James Wood, on
Lake Erie.
AsHrABULA, Monday, Sept IS, Is,

AsHrABULA, Mopday. Sept Is, 1852.
The pNpeller James Wood, loaded with
500 bol'. otTlour and q large quantity of Wheat,
spTuns siaaAsuring the gale yesterday, Nnd while
trying to nakeNis port went ashore below Eat Pier
The Flour vas, sH ept overoosrd and the main deck
"a four feet ah@ WAFER. Toe propeller ani cargo
were insured.
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LIENS from the South.

BALTIMORE Monday, Sept 10, 1852.
We have no mail south Of Savannah to-
night The deaihs there by yellow fever continue to
syer'ge two a day.
A duel took place on Friday at Savan-
nah between two South Carolln'ans The names are
no, given. Two shots were exchanged without any
hurt
The Female Collegiate Institute at Grif-
fin, South Carolina, destroyed by fire on Monday
last
The German Turner Union had a grand
picnic on the Agricultural show ground. Great mum
bers were In attendance. Dinner, speeches in German
and English, and athletic exercises formed the amuse-
merits Of the day.
The military turned out strongly. Two
visiting Companies were present from Washington
They spent the day In encampment In the suburbs Of
the city
The Association of "Old Defenders"
celebrated the day at Relay House with dinner,
speeches, &C.
Several fremen's riots have taken place
during the day At one Of them John Carmichael,
member of Vigisnt Company was 90 dangerously shot
that he 10 not eXpeeted TO live.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
severe Saie oiLake RrIe-Disasfers, &c.
oeaIth of Buffalo.

- DtALo, Monday Sepk l3, Iej2
ing Saturday night an 80.
The brig ST Loui ''e,oay' ,,v, rss,s-anv
loaded with grain, rnoning lhvo p'' -, liza
She viii be lightened s1nors htaI 'no s,s'
Ire brig Win,low, loaP' on without y, -
Duck Isand Lake Miehis win iuuloe1, IL 0N
TIE weather here 70 60 .,.,s.-.A,s
rain has fallen during thend nae snu
entirely ciisppesrtd- TWO o~y' ou''''' NN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
Celebration of the Battle of North Point.

bALIIMVHt nIJuuHyi OoPt, To- IOV~
To-day being the anniversary of the bat
tie of North Point business In great measure Is sus
pended The streets thronged With people, and the
milltsry display Is exceedingly fine
The Southern mail has arrived, but
brings nothing south Of Petersburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
Conversational Nominaiion-The Pomoiogfcni
(lOuareas.

PHILADELPHIA, Monoay sept 49, 1907
John Robbins was nominated by the
Democrats of the ITld Congressional District this
afternoon
The Pathological Congress assembled
here to-dsy DR.. BraDckle, Of Phi!a, resigned the
Presidency, and NJ P. Wider Of Boston, was elected
in his place The tile of the Society vas changed to
the american Pomological Society" Delegates have
contributed spend collection OF pears. apples &c,
which will form part of the Horticultural Etaioiton
10 commence ON Wedb esday.
About 100 Delegates are In attendance from Maine,
NewYsrk Masses chusetts, Rhode Island, New-Jersey.
MARYLAND Virginia Delaware, Iowa, kentucky, Ohio,
Georgia and District Of Columbis.
r,xya RodIes from the Wreck OF the Atlantic.
BUFFALO, Monday, Sept 10, 1852
Two bodies from the wreck of the At
lan,c have been washed ashore at Ashtabua- One 10
thai Of Misc Eliza Van Hovenbursh of Saratoga County
the o4her foreigner.
The weather has prevented any attempt
10 descend to the wreck to day, but proceedings will be
resumed as early as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-14
Auti.slaine L.

Bold attempts weresay'. SEPT 10, ioo,,
on Saturday nisb, to km tide in Worcester
About O'Clock two men cAIleyespecs6le cuzeps
Edwin Draper, who, upon opsnhe residence oil pr.
on the temple by one Of the nenis door, vas ssruok
a severe wound the ruhsns th a stone, iniiicnns
Shortly sftsrward, two men esd.
Mr. Levi, Thsyer, ard having o al the house Oh
fhey hpocked Mr.. I. down In his I'D an entrance
ened BY tue screams Of the femsissr, when trsnt
Messrs. Tnsyer and Draper are 8 made on:
Maine Las, which 10 supposed TO sfriends OF Ine
rsSes { for tho out.
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Arrival Of the Pacific at Liver,esi.

BY Telegraph frsn Liverpool 90 Ss''aAs mps'S'
LIVERPOOL, "Wednesday. Sept ~
The Collins ship Pacific, Capt rye.
rom Yew.York, August q, arrived a ms P's' 'a'-
forenoon All well. ..f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
:, -, - DRY GOODS.
~ VIM. GSEEBYz9 o g

NHoNRoRSTREET, Wheeling Va, ia now receiving
his stock OF Fall and Winter Goods for Jobbing oil
and from tho best manufactures OF
country. carefully selected expressly Tor the
.i,,.,,i,.,t, JOBBING TRADE. = - F'ftS
or the best fabrics, designs and colors to which he re-
specially solleits an examination from his old customers
aud Country Merchants. II III -, i g.
CLoTHSHis stock consists in part OF the best ahers
and OF the usual variety OF eolors both Foreign
black and doeskin, as we'll as or
great variety OF the choicest lancy colors. 5it1
SATlNETTS-Back, Blue, Steemixcd, fancy Green and
browns, DC A very full and complete stodk; also
Twc9da and Cy. Jeans er5I.sselEl =
OVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blankets pilot and bea vcr
cloths and other such goods in yeriety. al
PRlNTsA very large stock OF the best makers OF fast
maddcr colors. As well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c. tss
DRESS GOODS-Gingfans, dc lains embd lustrc,
ts ylain and figd black alpacas, well OF coors
..l. OF the best variety. both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS--An extensive stock OF Cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills. In.
die, book, thread and cotton laces, edgin8s etc;
In variety, also Irish linens. - -, g =. '7t.
CAPS-Mens, boys, and velvet and cloth caps
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
ALSO-Sbawls, ribbons, hosiery umbrellas, brown and
Hffs blcached m,islins, shifting, Cheeks Ticking, &C.
Sci, together full and complete stock o.
Notions OF all sorts, usually wantcdi and aftogcth
;er1 feel well assured mystockis so complete that
when 1t Is examined and the prices told, lit will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
- stock OF Gooda before offered in the market
aug24 M ~ ,n-E w. T. SELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
New Fall Goods! q

THIS morning will commence opening Fall stock
i OF Goods, among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS .Hl 'esl
Very rich Broeade At Silks Plain black Gro De Rhine,
Black d cold Poult De Soic Fancy Colored Glacc,
CORD bk Satin de Chine Silk Tissues Heavy and rich
Madame De Rossi Brocades for fall wear, ~
entirely new, Stewart Plaid Silks in
Gro de Antique tirely new designs.
French Musiin DeLaines Plain and Figured. I
Mourning Silk and Wool Mousin Dc Laincs
French Chintzes, very beautiful.
Bombazines, Lupins make, extra.
Our assortment OF Fall Shaws is unequacd elegance
and variety, consisting OF -I s-ssl fat t.uV1
Ermine fur ShaHls, all eolors. ...., ~ ,..s,g-
Thibet Palm Shawls, all coiors.
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embroidered and plain.
French Cashmere Shawls. .t''si -l-,a-i5 q -
Bay State and French Plaid shawis. ~ rs'Hsr7
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDER1ES &C.
Embroidered Plouneing in Swiss and Jaconet Muslns
Jaconet and Swiss Edsings and lnsertings. 5f' -
Rich Trimmings in great variety, for dresses,
Trimming Buttons, in new. designs ~
ii, Frlnges and Laces in every width.
Wide Black and coloret Velvet Ribbons. ~
Narrow I" do for Trimming ' -'r''4
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style. 10 40 ~
sept3 II .H O. W. HEISkELL & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

BAD SrRIKE.-A boy, the son o. VIM. Cock
ayne, of North Wheeling was struck on the head
with brick stone, while the crowd was coming
from the Court House on Monday night, having his
scull severely fractured, and has since been lying
senscless. The missile was supposed to be thrown
by another boy, but by whom, at our last accounts
had not been ascertained. 10y"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

TaE LADIES will find interesting appeal to
them, in another column.
There can be no Fair without the services and
presence of the Wheeling fair. We are going 10
bag that they can beat all creation in planning
the flower decorations and making "nice fiXins''
generally, This opinion will go abroad, and if
they neglect this matter, we should feel awfully
bad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

ST. CL,msvILLE.-We understand that the st.
Clairsvile Fair, which commenced yesterday, and
will be closed to-day, comprises fine exhibition
and is very creditable to Belmont County. A fine
buggy horse driven around the ring by lady, elic
tied much applause. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

MrnovEMrxr.--The workmen yesterday commen-
ced blowing up Water street, below Monroe, pre-
paratory topaving the street, and grading the low
er section of the WHAT. The Railroad Depot is
causing great improvements in that locality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

Mr.. CLEMESs.-If we desire to benefit this
pirant for office-and personally, he knous we had
Iuther do this than iniure him-we would advise
him never to attempt funny anecdotes i'll public
His selections are bad, his applications still worse,
and his mode of telling them, worst of all. ia
Itwas said by the greatest genius the world ever
saw, that nothing but the most transcendent wit
can redeem an obscene Jest from contempt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
POLICE REPORT.

Vim. Greenwich, and John Gable, were fined 81
and costs each, by Aid. Mclean, for disturbing
the peace, and not being prepared to pay their
fines, they were sent to the chain gang for nine
DAYS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20

yirginiu At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Ohio in the month OF September, 1852
John Mallory and As1 Johnston own
-7.7IEI!E : rI against al .rl.
William F. Curtis, John \. Skunk. AMI ,-,tsu
thony Sheets, and Joseph E. Hall, Charles} ~.
Hall Joseph Hail. the Defendants
firm of Joseph &. Hall & Son, owners of I q a.,
the Steamboat "Govcrnor Meiss." -
action of trespass in the to recover least
N $500 damages caused by the collision OF the said
Steamboat "Governor MeigsH with the said Steamboa,
"aiI Columbia, in which suit attachment was issued
and returned served w . g.,
Tho defendants except john Skunk having entered
their appearance and it appearing by SATISFACTORY pIoo
gnia-on motion the plaintiffs by counsel It is ordered
that thew do appear here within month after due publ
cation OF this order and be deemed
to protect their his suit and that copy
in tho CITY OF Wheeling for four weeks successfully and
potc al the front tic Court House OF Ohio county
On y of The next county court be held for said
county. .roNzo Iop,Nc a.
/GSE> septic Be- s50i nda 80 ia7hlu q Clerk. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
Io,ephG West. assignee of James In the Cirortcour.
West, Plaintiff. ; OF Ohio county

Y 'rbc Steamboat Ionian, Defendant,
NOTICE hereby given the defendant in the above
named cause that the plaintiff will take the dispositions
OF William p Holiday and Others to beead therein at
the Office or Mayor of Cincinnati in the city OF Cinein
nat, in inc state OF Ohio on 18th day of October 1885,
at the tavern Todd In the town OF Pomeroy in
ire same state on day October 1889; also the de-
positons OF simon b. West the Office OF John
Major ESQ in Pcase township in Belmont county in the
state on the 18th day OF October 1885, and fthe
ng OF said dispositions of them be not begun
pe,ed on day appointed for the the taking thereof
will be from time time until completed; andin
all cases the tang the same will be between eight
O'CLOCK A. NJ and seven O'Clock p. NJ 5lE1 y. 9l 7
septf5-g4,y ~ = JOSEPH G. WEST, plaintiff.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TIME has following property for SALE all
OF which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
to- wit . .,rs '5,-r, gs -
Lot Three square SIX on Main street North OF
and adjoining McIodeon Buildings This is one OF the
most valuable building Lots in the City l.
Also about 16D Lots In South Wheeling Gate Rehctown)
or The most valuable Lots the Island ai
ton TO the City. ala.ls lnr . -
Also large number in tho Buena Vista, Churchill
No 1 and Churchill No. 2, additions to the City.
will also parcels TO suit purchasers SO much Of
tho land within corporate limits OF has not
been laid into lots being upwards OF One hun
red Acres being the now in the occupancy OF
Abraham Altman, and now held by in trust for Mrs.
Emily Zane. lrI. tr' ,,.i8a
Wheeling, ausH-tf. FRANClSR ARMSTRONG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
LIGMTi MORE HIGHT.

S LONG evenings approach, the demand for good
N clear LIoHr free from srcli and smoke increases
The above Objections examine the Phosphenc
use and for the Queenswae Store No. % Monroe
sormsnt yvhor without shades Just been received
sept6 5.Fr J. X iDuNHAM & Co. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-20
-. ~ McCLELE,ANS & KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather and Findings,
.-i1'Gi nslsUEat the ,0eH knoscn stand noe,
za3 .sl'..i s,aAa Fl,sa of the ri. s.6t 81 $40.
BIG RED BOOT.

WEare now receiving from our EASTERN Manufacturing
w Establishments, ofthe largest aud best
tured assormen, OF Boots and Shoes Fan and Winter
wear ever offered in this other market They have
been manufactured to order, according to drec.
tons, and intended expressly for retailing; To
regular customers, and all others who favor us with
call offer unusually large variety OF Boota and
Shoes which equal in quality OF material and
workmanship those manufactured in this part OF
the United States Our will be found to consist in
part, OF the following seasonablc goods: a.