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Losr AND roUrn.

OST.-At the Fair, q email pyrr sa.,.-
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Nofsnsm. il, &C The kaptist 1spos;ssgs s. z1lss
no I'll. J4sEsH54AsszH
OST-Qn THURSDAY EreniDg. Te1.ga.-.-...
~, hssgena SEg Rs,e tstasg Bsssff. II I.
a. IL i6isrd E a'sD,s pls IN az Or M sa
TEs sna ss wilI receivs suitable reward i,
80 :. - enlsezz - szx no s--f.s
QSI=Iu the Iasf tg1 gegEs =, a.
nshiontd GOLUEuxIN. sqfta r,.g, 80 s,asAt
u carved and plaia hud q dsr5k MEDaTIfpeGesxs-
ws ap ~ ~ RI s1, e spe gautlsar re
brig ito this Office ~ 20 81 80 - ~
Fiji ,QsT or ST0L N "a Dass;as 5-a,,,-.
tbs Eatk q vrsnis to The FaIu,srs .i,s. - \.
dey- my Pocket Book wsseitissy Fs, s, ssaz 10
from my poek4. IT cofslreS ssvs Is
lars mostly iE Virgins mansy aud Ysss.,sssosJt
lent bennaft e. Beers Note, together wssh ~. y ye
lzsftfdf.
oae drawn by Jass EeJopes IN my favor. a.. p,,-
lD9 dI.i dated fih Julyt issz
Oae drawn by john 8. Chsstsrnian, payaiae -.
January 1854, tor Twen:yseyen Doilars ssd rta
One drawn bv Jss Z Cosby, payabie On =
ary 1875. for Forty Dslars, on which y..S = ,aa',
q twenty Dollars and q Certificate of dernst -
OF Sarah u. Watt, In the Baok Of Virginia s sa
A liberal reward fer the return of the ptaks- !,
and contents viii be given ss. = = = pssssSsf
Payment of the Bouds having been stcupea ~.
ore Of no. use TO any one. = "
The Pocket Book and contents may he lef. v.3.,
either Messsss Geo. Watt Co. Fsanksia s.rses !.
Hugh a. Watt, Main street.
Nov. LIST. iesS. no 3-A3tt PITMAE K WATT
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"a, STATE FAIR FRIDAY.-in tie ie non 81 Of,

III STATE FAIR, FRIDAY,--ip tue report ,lohe.
conlraittee on Flour awarding he nrsaliat on -four
By Mr. Blair. Mr.. b. Isl aew resident Of this city
but Id -four deaier both IN Stanton atd Scoffs
vile. He desires that yen siit add e note in your
report that IL wss by n. BLAIR, Commission Mes
chanr Richmond. He desires The following to be
inserted either IN yong loceI celRuu special not
ces aud he Will pay as al adyertisene2t. ,s,
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forgotten that the tanous Chinese Jpggers appear Mt
the Metropolitan Hall this afternoon aud to-nigh :.
In aftle tricks which may suppose the Old boy
TO ppderstend, they are az Jait; Sustna of ne de
other unparalleled feats mere play to tbenL
Go and these celestial creatures aud have your
wonder terribly excited eil!'3tis. ilgsstltk-A hl
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A SUBsCKiPTiox-In noticing the Agri-
cultural meeting last Thsrsday nirht, we suited
that the Presidentof the Midlothian Ceal Company
sent In subscription for ten life lnesnhers Tt +
proper for ne 10 add that Mai Al. 8. Wooidf idge
made the subscription for himself and not for the
Company of which he Is President.
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MILITARY.

MECHANIC GUARDS ATTEND g Meeting al
your Company, at Lafayette Hall, on SATURDAY
EVENING, att O'clock, saii.E1itsa -.5-J.l..r.. li
Important business viii be brought 10 your atten-
ton. -f' By order of the Captain
NOS Z ps-1siN III JN0. n OSBORNE. u ~
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STArE AGRftuLTuRAL SorlK4Y. - The
Society held very interesting meeting last night
siient and other gentlemen, bat owing to the great
pressure upon our columns, we are compelled to
to defer an extended notice Of II until our next ID
sue. About halfpast ten o'clock the Sociay I'D.
journed, sine die. ~ esIa
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s.s.a j NlltN sFs3fes ~ H4stAa'ssA : -
Il So S.. 81. n sssge saa ,tsis ssss
.sFysuss sssa II 40 ssFss''ssf - ssS = ~ 49,
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OST, small packaue Of fine 1u,,d c1.s,T.s

l OST, small package of fine .stid costIvg
~ DRY GOODS, covered With q coarse linen ba;LJ
ing, marked j. r. j.. White, Stauason fran. No.
worth TurnerG Co, Richmond. The psrkaxe va.
last seen b. the owner in the Exchange bsegsae
wagon at the Central Railroad Depot on The gpo1es
of the 18th of October and observed not to o. on ts
train ar Charlottesvilis TIE delivery III tie s5eyss
package TO Wadszyorth, Turner Il Co. or 10 ~ fits
Patton Co.. Staunton, will be libesalIy rewarded
r a.
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Monday MISS 4. IfCE wa sprsar.
YRoGHAmMs:

= FhV0F<a 6ssS =
1.PIANo, The Child 81 the Regiment;
q vi RAvvIso: ! La sonssulbulss SIC. ROCCO.
8. AHA, UNo yoce Barber Of s ssyi,ls saosr,a
eEa es Issssss Isl Ssssss a9ss No .
S, The Celebrated RiccI Waltz -, . -,
,tFos trsnsailon, sec Concert Book p lG, Eo.5s,I .
az PART Ill.,
tor trsns atom fi see Concert Book ~ Il No. III
4. The celebrated POLKA ARIA,
tor TRANSLATION. see Concert Book, p 10, Mo- IS
FIN as sp1 HosE 81 pPlss ale "a AELL
..ifwss within Mile Of Edinborongh
tor words see Concert Book Il No. % and a.
H. THE Celebrated Music LES. 1880
j. .s-',s'.- MAD: soNTAG and SIG ROCCO.
tFor translation, see Concert Book, p. 49, No ~
ALFRED JAELL, Conductor Z
fSy- The new AMERICAN BOOK of the CON
CERT, containing full translations of all the pieces
performed az this or any other Of MADAME SON
Tags CONCERTS. With every Book viii be given
Song, the PolsaAria the Ricci Waltz and the Linda
ATa arranged for the Piano Forte, aaking tea pages
ar Preo for the CONCERT BooK, including The
sOSTAG GEMS p cents--tos be had at theIfcket
Office and the Hall.
sS- Price of Secured Seats az ana 81, according
t. eeaSi9n e. be hnd q ihs book ssEs Of M
evening ef.the Coaceft- ct the door 1e5sF '-h
on ER ZIP s be s q only she g sesls
CO The FREE CONCERT, foE the SUNDAY
SCHOOLS win take place in the morning, Al III
clock. T.55 fr.AaA69E ~ .s
EJ- The regular Esening CONCERT commences at s.
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/ EF~T. j.. CARSON eco. NOS. IL AND IS
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. sc
WATER STREET NEW YORK.-A good assert
ment of Bacon Pork and Lard slwass' on hand. and
for sale at lowest market prices. je l8-ly .
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EOUND-Was picked up IN our lumber.
a yard, Fon Sunday last. leather POCKET BOOK,
have by describing and payin Tor this advertise trit
no s'-ss6 49, s'5st BELVIN Il PARKER. 4
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ry-OFFECE OF THE VIRGINIA STATE AG-
RfGULTURAL SOCIETY, next door TO the Wing
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I EFTEAt TEA! TEA!l Those buying TEAS
viii please bear u mind thar HtJLsT KING are
retailing their large and we'll selected stock Of tins
FRESH TEAS dt Wholesale prices. Those who
wish 90 save money win observe the fohousns pri-
cee Good Green Teas at only 50 cents fine GurP9w-
perial at only 81: extra 0oioDg Black at so and %
cents, aud splendid English Break Tes, g. only
62t cents per pound. .---a-HULSTG KING,
Franlsisn street, opposts the Ola Market.
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tEXECUTORS' SALE.--On the 25d day
N of November, 1868. if far and if not the next
fair day thereafter the Undersigned viii SELL at the
late residence of Henry Pollard, deceased near Me-
wit: a Man. two Women, Girl, and Boy; FARM
ing utinsiis Household and Kitchen Furniture; Crop
of Corn, Tobacco, Data Fodder. Shncks aud Hay !;
Stock consisting of Horses Mules, Cows Sheep ind
Hogs, &C., &c.
The terms " u be liberal, and made known On the
day of sale. ..r ,,---.s,5 h. p. POLLARD, So
= y = J. NJ. POLLARD,
raE aie Executors of Henry Pollard, decd
noy-dlaw2w * w 2tA s,rze ,tg,Itf sf.54,.s.-s.t 4
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TsNGEISII AND FRENCH 30 RBINa
~ AND bay SCHOOL FOR II USu LADIES'
Broad street neaffy opposite tae City Hal. 80 = y
MRS. PELLET has vacancies fof e few more board
ing pupils. ocSI-Iw
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VIM. NffLIs. snpt.

W. M. JULIA HUNT returns msst s<etsful
tb6Aks t3ke Jew Ladics and 9e11&men ftEehetf
kindness 10 her father and mother when living. 1t
would hurt her feelings to bid them farewell indi.
vidually She 1ed bless Virginia foFeser.' I
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/ W- PHOENIX BANKs-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by H. T. PAIRO
4 CO: in Washington City b PAIRo NoURsE-
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~ fsssssaeis lsi.9s 81 4yes5 ssss sai4is ssss sy
s.tslst sg3aass ss7s sssts,t,s,ss5ts1ss 3
.ssstsssi s3iHgi fsssIiass 5iss gseY 80 8 tsts
StztEs . .sfs .E3ita 5i.g .Hes aasa 4s,l 81 as
sasagk steafs sd .stsls5asrsss Il. s. 4,s.t ~
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{ a q sssfssss ssss sal8Hazs 81 s8a sss9
1s.g.s. 81 - ~ - 80 ssss
ias,5l x47 So
.,st ~ Essss4.t HIS es3sss AsN i
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E{iOUND-0n the Counter, GU Thursday,
IL 81 inst. atthe Store of Mr.. Henry Ne xraaf, Il
PORT NOMINATE coutsiIiiug small amount of mo-
ney wliehfhe owner can have by calling the eBevo
plgce, describing the money, &C. and paying for this
advertisement, - tsi z str1t -ft& = ffytysSss
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r,.ig) g:j 90 HEAD QUARTERS, 1i..; y
os Eo-s FIRST REGIMENT YoLUNTEERs.
RICHMOND, Nov, ID, 1868.
.TNHE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS of
Il the Companies composing the First Re giffent
of Virginia Volunteers, and the Commissioned Oil
of the Companies attached thereto, win assem-
BILE at Lafayette Hall, ON Thursday Evening next
the 10th inst half past 7oclock, for the purpose
ofholding election to supply the vacancies
stoned by the resignation of Colonel Walter Gwyun
and Lieutenant Colonel c. Q. TomFkins. t,e . -,
Officers win appear in uniform and with side arms
~ -isf.s. Nf5f ssfFs ~ 7. 7. AUGUST. -
M 4--5ta 4,,>. as Mai Co,nd,s LIST Reg va yois q
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MADAM sONTAG'S' CONCERT THIS
W. EyEtsING.=-Ihe public arc respectfully in
formed that The GALE OF this 81 for the Concert
of Madame Soatag, tonight, VIII commence this
morning at o. O'Clock, at the Music Store Of James
Woodhouse, l39 Main Street. ats O'clock precisely.
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Esf- HENRY g. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, ard Commissioner OF
Deeds &C., for New York. Pennsylvania, North Caro-
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and HeH-
rico county. viii attend promptly to all Legal ana
Notariai business with which he may be entrusted.
Office franklin near Governor street. So
Sc 9-6gn SD 49, efzst ssf.s = 5zssEeEz4 AZ
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tR AMERICAN HOTEL, -ssE psl , ~
RICHMOND, .vIRGINIA,
j. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
Sc i5-ly Formertyat Jones's Hotel, Philadelphia.
: 10. ROPER & MURRAY, UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and franklin.
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lust .RECEIVED.--In store, large
- aud splendid collection of Ladies' Cabinets Mar
pie Top Washstands; Mahogany and Cherry Ward
gang Extensive and Leaf Dining Tables; Hair-cloth
Spring Seat Sofas; fs tea Tetss, lounges Mahogany
Spring PaIlor Chairs Maple, Cane Seat, Rocking and
Hair and Shnck Mattrasseswith every article III the
Furnishing Line. Strangers aud citizens would do
well ia examining Stock before purchasing else
where. Z ALEX. MOTT & CO. y
g NO 2-iDt ODposite Civ Botsf- y.
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0ST~ OR MISLAID.-A NE60TIA-
III BILE NOTE, drawn by AlexanderI e. Rovster AT
months from the 2ist day of Oct. 1853 10 Szss 25
payable 10 the order OF Luke Afcinua he Wig isea
lost or misiaid the owner tberesf hereby cautions
the pubic against receiving the same, IS navnDsnt
thereof has been stopped. Tho finder viii se re-
warded &c requiredf By leaving the SAINT &c the
ofsthe Richmond Fire Association. q DC y7--ts 4
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.sslp Ills MQRNING, A. 70 p'elQck. u ,Euxpitars.
Boots, Shues, HurBes &t. See advertisement.
no BIT .fs..s ALE X. N(YIsr Il co So A meta II
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'' + 4 d a r 4 Il

DAY AFTER THE FAIR.
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EOR SALE BY j. BROWN, JR.--40
= shares, VA CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK
created IN 1885. s t4F
s s., coo VA. STATE SIX PER CENT STOCK, TO
deernabie lst Jaausry, 1870. .4 o.
THROWN, JR.. Stock Broker.
Ofice-oprnsrtA bank OF. We. y 80 ]. ,c sa-Eh M p
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~ sssa sIas s. tsysss ilnas1gs 81 ia s. ~
"a sleseaasa sssvs sssslsasg llls aasl agss
/ ssss&ss hi .aiisassassans<3 stis IL s2sss
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MADAME SONTAG'S FREE CON
1fk CERTSTO THE SUNDAY SCHC 0ES-EO-
TIGE!-Ths pupils of the different scnnols will
meet at their respective Gas Rooms in order Tor
O'Clock, precisely. sas5 .si v4.5Ay LEsE 81
The doors of the Church VII open at II O'clock.
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WHITE TEETH, HEALTHY GUMS,
z w AND SWEET BREATH.-AI these bene-
ts derived from the use of Zerma,fs Delightful
Tooth Wash, IL IL used and RECOMMENDED by tbs
most eient dentists in the country. IL will CLEANSE
and preserve the teeth from decay; il will all
diseases ofthe gums and inlpart heH}tfy and ffn-
grant edor to The breath Prepared only by Francis
German, Drugs Philadelphia For sale " hoIesaie
or retail by K. r. DUVAL & BRO, Richmond and
all Druggists, at only Is cents per bottie.
n ne ~ s.e1s L = ~ ~ p
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UftiC8 UUVttfiUI otIFt-It oe - W
EFF no THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE ClTY.-If you wiah to get your
style call on H0BSON. Mt the Hair Dressing, SHAY
ing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel. tt{ as.f tl.4i Sod -. %s'-'e's 76++e
N B.-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from s. NJ 10 half past p. VI, and on SatuI
dayitofl 2. NJ. 9s;g3f'eIsEsf if ~ 1g.a ~
Single Bath % cents, or Eve tickets for 81. En-
trance iith street A' s'' &. oc %
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR TUE HTR-

/ u ~rtA4NI<Ik4AIL 3fOI4ISN = Il CIV 4 NIt4 IIAIt-
W ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken Office Governor st.,
doors from the corner of that and Maib opposite
the Dispstchoice, whe re- he will be found ready 10
sny and al who may entrust their business with
him; in the discharge OF which he promises the
MOST faithful attention and refers to tho gentlemen
whose names sre subscribed below.
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CAV MANDATORY, 10th Street,
~ between Main and Cary streets, sRiehDond. Va
T0LAND&. BURGER, ssae;icaI- Sels MansEaefs-
yers, are now prepared 10 inela.fac IRE SAWS 81
every DESCRIPTION. s ea.sg g
All SAWS mani tactureG by us arg warranted 20
slsd satisiacronH pos, they Vii be ,eaeaalsed er
the money refunded. 49, sess3 l5s.g.g & sssse
SANS thsf have been 1leafed OF sprung BY rna-s
ming repuired ard WARRANTED 10 be- Is good - nsws
Repairing efall tiads done az The shortest notice.
no 2-fmr Z. - go s5ssFl
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4 OST.-0n Sunday night, the I'D Octo-.
~ bsr between Thomas Dafraoott's, near the New
Market, and the 14t Baptist Church, GOLD Bra
engraved omit The finder win receive stisabiei
reward and the thanks of the owner by leaving il at
Merchant & 'Neisigef. = :. :. :, nc q =,
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cultural Jouthal, COTTON PLANT. now in the I'd
vol publsed SC WAshineton city, at The low prizes 6f
~ year The Cotton Plant large. handsome week.
Southern institutions. Address, Cotton Plant
Weehinrfnn City q
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NOR saI .FsI.--A No. / MULE, years
II old : splena;a Shat, HORSE sud tSe sisoa Z
MARES ems sith and the ethft ttpus tgse =
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RRFEREscEs-Jadge John A. Meredith, Judge
Wm-W CTunlp, James Lyons. ESQ, Messrs. Goddin
l. Apperson. Herbert a. Claiberne,,g EAsl, Messrr.
Dudley " J6hnsou. Messfs. N. b. l. c. q. Hill, eud
Messfs r. H. Dickinson Brother DC 2-dts
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THOMAS w, X L E.SEE, ArcTIoYEER,
{offce With Geo J. Sumner, NJ 2o street, viii
.CHANDTSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, sc.
oc7-fI N, 'lsfst 81 .tfs's-t *4 ira s5tf -
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IUANO-- 10 tons Peruvian GlIANO re-
M cefssd on eonyignmesif, and for saie by
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TOR SAIaE--A pair of gentle HORSES
i and sold for no lfssls-tas ovtasr
having no for them, Also. one aosss Gersisss
3 - - i - EDWARD d. EAcIiQ, Ia
no2 - Gsneral Agent and lol.eetsr.
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GVPERI(}R SALAD OIL, Lsglsnrn w
y Sf our ows importation. Bsldsaa4 pii,xfsS " !
peribf sFdrftAis Ky 80. - = y ks.t. 49,
q Ms.kSNS - 80 : : sg2 Maia Vt ..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
By the National Line.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.


New School Assembly at Buffalo not in session
to-day, adjourned until Monday. Old School As
semby in session.
To-day occupied in receiving reports, appoint
ing committees and debate on propositions to in
crease the number of the memb RS Of committee
on Theological Seminaries.
Doctor Murray moved that the committee be in
creased at the discretion OF the Moderator, by adj
dtion of the names of commissioners from sections
not now represented. Mr.. Baird, of Arkansas.
urged that the West should not be sighted, as
they had need of Seminaries in the West, and pro-
tested against any arrangement which would de-
prive the West of its lights. Finallya motion to
add one from each Synod was adopted. The
member fIom Buffalo Synod withdrew his name,
and moved that in The case of the Synod of Pitts
burgh which had misrepresentation, one be stIic-
ken from the committee; adopted. After other
nninportant business tn. Assembly adjourned un-
til Monday.
Bus ness in California dull. Leading articles
further depressed. Provisions declining; flour
rather firmer. Stocks heavy-little chance of i'm
provement.
Mining intelligence favorable. Agricultural
prospects very flattering.
In Senate, on the Goth, the Water Front extern
sion bill indefinite ly postponed by casting vote OF
the Lieut.. Gov. Legislature TO adjourn on the
18th May. The Banking House ofPage q Bacon
was robbed of $1,000.
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be inflated al three o'eioCh' anu the uOoS wa
lag" Fire Works at half past sax IN Toe evening
PrrrspuRGH CoAL.-The P pittsburgh
"hL 1-,,bIisbes report of one Mr.. J. Jamison
Gaze, NJ WIN. Sewell, to the Secretary OF the
and +be coal deposits of the Mississippi aud
Navy said report being the result of exam
oho ascertain the supply of coal in these re-
ina..' ,,s quality and adaptation to navy yards and
s'ONs' in, vessels. In the body of the report we
Sac following paragraphs:
hnu a.. extensive coal-6eIds in the neighbos-
There I az Virginia, on both sides of the
lOOd oil The quality of the coal is not esteemed
0blor mai Of Pittsburgh, but answers for all
as hlgn! ,,noees as well us some branches of
dOmesuS pr The Pittsburgh coal is generally
maGnI.TW1TiS wheeling for manufacturing purposes.
USED >. ,snsiye manufacturer has opened new
An t;.b he informs us Produces coal superior
veH' nurposeS 10 that OF Pittsburgh. There Is
I ~ Of no coal shipped down The nVer from
Wheeling.
-. ..on,ipted with Wheeling coal and manufac-
w. With the exception of very small guam
..of youghlogheny coal employed in one glass
'N .~f,c,o,y here, all the coal used in our city
-. f,om our own hills, and as TO Pittsburgh
so,I we do net know that there is particle of it
s,,J in tbe city. The coal deposits here are not
u,ors extensive than those of Pittsburgh, but
;nfnitely more convenient in their location for
aiming and manufacturing purposes. Someofour
T,,,es manufactures being situated at the base of
he hills, receive their supplies by means of rail-
u,,x, and shoots running directly from the mouth
ortbe banks into their furnaces.
I, mr. hills there are no less than five veins of
co,l all (Which can lie readily obtained without
sinEin, shaft. The main vein varies from to
Eject in thickness; the Others are respectively 81
and % feet, and two of one foot each.
The amount of cUal mined in the city and i'm
mediate vicinity snnnalIy, in 1872, was 1854, 900
bushels.
The statement in the document alluded to, that
~bere is little or no coal shipped down the river
from Wheeling" is also an egregious blunder.-
The writer of this once aScertained from accurate
ropputation that the amount of coal taken from
Wheeling and the immediate neighbohood by
sramboats and carried downthe river in fiat boats
was, annually, more than one and half million of
bushels
If all the information contained in this report
Of Nessrs. JamsOn and Sewell be as erroneous as
that in regard to Wheeling. the Secretary of the
Navy will find it rather bad statistics on which to
base his calculations in regard to the coal of the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

BALLOON AscENsmN.-We learn from the Mari.
eta lntelligencer that Mons. PAULrN made beau.
alul and successful balloon ascension from that
place on Wednesday afternoon IN the presence oil
avery large assembly. Notwithstanding a severe
storm occurred soon after the imitation of the bal
loon commenced. The iighr of the intrepid Erial
k1cutsiOnist was rapid, and he descended slowly
and safely on the farm of Judge Putnam.
Tomorrow Mons. Paulin will make his four
hundred and forty-seventh ascension from the Is
land opposite this city. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
FROM NEW YORK.

-----"--- May II. !
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, says the contract with Gl yer and
NIather to carry the mail between Louisville and
New Orleans, amounts to nearly half Million
Glover started West Immediately upon the compile
ton of the contract.
VIM. NJ. Garry of Ohio, will probably be ap-
pointed Consul of Constantinople.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

THE TERROR, one of the U. S. steam snag YES
Sts which has been operating between this and
r''sOuFsh, extracting from the river, landed
d. 'ae wharf yesterday her operations being inter-
'upedbY the rise in the water. We learn that
She hauled Outthat huge ugly elm tree which has
Oeen lying at the mouth of Jonathan's Gut for
long time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

hE"FFIELD RAlLRoAD.-lt will be seen by anoth
st'dTersement of the Hempfeld Railroad, that
p'OpoSas will be received for all the remaining
". asl "! work On the line between Wheeling and
|e AOnOngaheia river until the SOth inst. Con-
@1cto's will do well to consult the advertisements
Of this Company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

lin t4E rs ENGINE COMPANY were out on Saturday
nsas with their Machine, which squirted ire
tb,.~ ousIY' With the suction at the river, they
.,-s, some 20 feet over the sprigg House. double
1s1Na also male good Roadway. tt5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

mos. those Han sTOSrs-An exchange says that af-
~ ~e nail storm of last Monday, hail stones were
s'Aea up in Washington (Pa.) county as large
~. -A'''a Walnnts. We think it might as well
"''e gone the hull figure.