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by the governor;
AEpuw 5. HkkRos, Secretary OF State.

ID UEFRIGEHAg subscriber has received
II supply Of those universal stone r.gerator"
Farsom Philadelphia and which received
the Metropolitan Meebanic institute this city
IL conceded by those have examined used this refire
decidedly article IL Arranged
OF food provision entirely removed
facility. by the plan constucoo current OF cold
circulation vessel and within each
while by simple veni,tnE eonuvancs, the complete
rity whole apparatus is insured.
For manufsourers prices with the vege OF being
turned II they do not Ia way Satisfactory, by
- q. w. BoTELER,
Apa7-u Iron Hall.
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nRorEssOR ALExANnTR Q. RARWY,s Trloepl

DROrESsOR ALEXANDER q. BARRY's Tricophe-
mcdca,ed compound for preserving fastening soften
growth of the hair cleansing The head
curing and external bruises &c The
OF all who used Bays rncopherous, we
Of the hsif, eupions,
&c pace the head Of All preparations intended
purposes This oop-idered assertion. Fir~s
The sales Average million OF bottles
the receipts cash. soooo This year The business VIII exceed
which daily arrive At the depot
I3 Broadway Addressed to Proessor Barry
Wholesale deuand - from 1000 o 1909 bottles
dsy probably exceeding
article and the liberal
dealers combine 10 saies with rapidiy
made considerable
well Intrinsic value For sale, whos
retail snd maunactry ly Broadway, snd
principal merchants and druggists throughout ths United
and Canada Ncrico Wcs ladies' Great Ba and France
James l.. Gibhs, washngon, d. O. Bold in
large bottles. Price IS cents. r
May 1-d6ms larrIsE.
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SEA RArEsrNG.

y Columbia Uouac, Cape Isiaad. New jersey.
THE respectfully that the shows hor Z.
visirrs c~sebshsd watering
place additions and Improvement ssv.
bsse cf
for the accommodation OF fenems~-
The pr~'nss ssA ohs' convenience.
comfort and safety o those who hvor
th. C~sspnis their patronage
he made by letter sddressed 70
- ~7----- Tgf #a8N sau Iu III L.. HAYWOOD
June Adm #r1H rcft. -HH Cape Ies.d, New Jersey.
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TILE eadrrssnsd visit Tennessee, Kentucky Illinois.
lpdana, and the counties Virginia. upon
inform hts friends and the public charge
~ IND his persons attention business
be ntrusrcd He will remain brief in vie Me-
Mnn~ls, Nashville In Tennessee Lexington rrantfort
Lousyie, and Maysyie In Kentucky; Springfield, Illinois
Lafayette In Indiana and the counties Of Wood Jackson Writ
and Gmer, Western desrous
selves of and will address the
postpaid before the 27h The business Of his once
ooadbded ~ usua during his absence
CHARLES DE- sELDING,
4.s.L. IN strett, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington, Jnne l3h, 1859 -
june t<-eod27 1
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES AND HOUsEKEEPERs,- -
Particular attention paid selection OF goods FOR family
In addition former stock, have
received a very choice lot OF Teas. Also
Old government Java coffee
Lagusyrs coffee
Maracaibo DO
Rio do
FLOUR OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS.
weich's premium
Rays do in barrels and bags
Harrisons do
FleHssnt
HAMS
Stagr's and shny's sugar cured
I'm
j. ~ Buuows do
Maryland Plain
liquors be surpassed In the District
goods warranted sold reasonable terms Every
article well regulated Inquire for the No
Family Grocery third door below LAthams and
neit door TO the Avenue House. .....u
June t-2awTuhsn
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n sODEr u CO., M~rcb~ht Tssicr~, Eighth street
V prepsr~d
all psAsrn prompsss
No pains shs h satisfaction tho.e who
70 q
I Tune e-eoQw
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THE TO n. Outdon-.we hsvc 'hs ssy FROM
nice coalsrs sH cents ' ~ 3i..
$50 pairs lace undcrs,eevcA, ~, worth ~ 70
n ~ ~n~th -
tstctsfs, NJ 81, worth ~ 0
the attention OF flsd-s ~ Trey sve
iust half The usual price ..uur
MAY mi ffntl Corner of 7th and Fem. sv,
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NELLING GOODs cheaper than any other rnerch.ni

SELLING GOODS cheaper than amy other merchant
y in the District ~ ~
Plaid silks 62k cents, s7x cents
Plain silks at rs cents worth 81
Figured silks a SIN cents, worth 81 IS
Black silks, cheap
Plain bereges IS cents, SIX
French jaconets and lawns 25 cents worth 37k
Portsmouth lawns at l2i cents, worth IS
Berege deIaines at i2x worth 25
Lace mantilas at $40, worth SIS
Application Danies at $40, worth 1l6
Plain and embroidered Grape rhawls, cheap
$40 pieces bonnet ribands, cheap
500 style bOnnets, cheap.
full every kind goods usually keptin dry
goods store, which will sell they
where In the District Give CALL and will nnd what
say to be no humbug
June l5-e0d2wif HALL BROTHER.
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTES, directed by a
board OF visiters appointed the State under
tendence OF Colonel X. r. r. Aen distinguished
West Point and practical aided by able faculty The
usually best colleges,
addition
lhroTetic and practical engineering.
The buildings of the institute viii he entirely refied and
made tor heating them with before the
fall which will render the Institute entirely unequaled
in regard TO heah and sgeeabenes
rs already in orousnncss Of instruction and ctness OF
ment.
The seventh will open Monday Sep
tember 1859 Entire charge 800 session,
geon's fee 81 extra payable in advance.
Address franklin
P. DUDLEY,
June l5-3aw4m President OF Board.
1T'TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY Utica. New York,
~ against marine losses and inland transportation IoHs
HisMAs, presidents H. H. IAwLEI, secretary Capital S7ot0
CHAS. DE SELDiNG, Agent,
May 10 2awn Seventh At, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
NOTICE All bills before tl
IN ctuly bill will paid
before july determined
We dishke muci sending money.
June I9-3am2wif. HALL 4 BROTHER.
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Marhlstsed Iren Masesls. Csl~snns PedestaAs, Tshs
~ d4a4 sTops, &sc, Aa. t1HsE s
THE ssl.m..dev Mssbs ccspsny invi. pss ssnon 70 -i.
~ Ascovsviss NJ the sud
they gold of Asr
medal Metropolitan Meobsn
les institute, held Washington February and March Of this
,4.tsf y. -
This material having metallic hasis ID durable and cnes
psrbe OF pyecioas scnnes ana 10.
sxfy different varieties are
capable Of rssisiing nesasf ossse
cf hest and be injured BY the action q seS
The manufacturing this comt.sy y ssdsr ms -
em spd ths 6uanca and AA ~ John
conmuncstons m e' saa'rseo, ~ VIZ v
cipsi si3 Broadway, Ne~ YORK s8lf5af
May l-d3n
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UuOCOI. ATr, Cos -, and Brorna.-w. BAKER cos
Arn.,,r.n and chocostes. broms
have been awarded by the chief Institutes
sae y all the psiscpsi srocssies Ia
,hs united md BY their aesnts IA ..uu sl 5sf
Hu-swh HwrE. Nyy ysk Grant and Twens, phlsde,ph.
WALTER BAKER, Co,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mao
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w d. srUAxr, rriaep~i.
10 te aided in ns of as~sioa ~ thoroughly competent
i assisfa~as.
s s 70 ,s h' n',s,so ion. and sso.s
son % classes Of college o. 20 enter =, once upo. their
modem saSs "a addition y hs siensn.s me aases, and
oop,' history, Le,one, competition,
ls academy furnished with valuable appa,.,u. for the iu.
% n ~ ma,rmaues iaaral philosophy, and che~I.,. The
Instrument. Is assae.y near he height. Of Gsoss
It's qaienesa aud sea the capital aud otsr place.
national interest TO furnish unuss advantage.
| TERMS,
| Payabis semi annIaiiyfn adpanes.
For tuition and boafd including fuel, lights washing, ae
ra' W. ,aan MI n x2lo
For tuition in French and drawing extra
H. KErEREseEs.
Col r. H. Smith, aud the officers Of Virginia Military In
Hon Alexander H. u. Stuart, slaunlon, Va.
Major 3. q H. MalAsmsie. in Washington Col
rsof & Gso,ss = Daensy. Richmond College, Va.
caY' C. Lsssa.a ss,. Gs;'%an, Tns%,s. d = ANN smv
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, nc.
II gives pleasure The Georyeown
&. % . 81 " :ls ST. rs
a Ra % wa great s duty cf an
ihe mi fis. n h%
,n,. = 49,, FRANCIS II. SMITH,
RELIsi htLIs, BELLS Tbe subscriber. manutAciuIs
& % ne s" s"S w s Ts
place. which is desirable bell has
on me bell thereby poengng The These belts manaae
oand these ir.t great Improve
menL We give written warranty within
Charge rn "H Nearly Sl
si. a%e % % @ have % as s. Ss G
awarded from the various fairs the bells
chimes 70 hass fuai.asd BY u. Our iousd
every ]. largest sssShmsns
Kind n the United States and has the largest Of bells
my STATES taken in exchange for new ones
Levels co"passes' &c, constantly on hand % address
Mayai-iydsep West Troy, N. Y.
>pOok IA the Cape lookout Pavilion Co.,pany.--
stock Of said chartered BY Of The assembly
s @ e sae s, {" Ras = @ s win BE- sss.sa
ssr Evans fan IN The eiy Of Washns,on and District Of
WILLIAM H. DUNKINsoN,
EDWIN RoBiasoN,
June a5-daclmo lint. Rep.l 4
EAhtA FOR sALE.--Win private well,
a % s a or ar m s . psma o ,sss %srS
iag 3s nc or less about 100 mea.ow, 100 wood,
giving proportion wood, land
The whole farm well wa,cred several failing
passing through The fencing all good and there large
qaaniy Of chestnut timber the futher d
point health, beauty, location surpassed any
"a The State % o. Maryland T. has always been ae"alaS %
NC, ga,fs, cellars &C. al surrounded sur by neat ps,ng wtha
good spring house. with sripg Of cool and
quarters many necessary
good APP excellent peaches pears cherries
soon The plank road completed (Which T. likely to ,.
hours ride TO the city Produce from the farm and on
the could be uI-d and all Of The
OF l3lh June Il-dlm
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Notice for Proposals fr the Purchase Bonds
Executive OrucE, BATON Rouok, Q.A.,)

ExEcurivE osucE, Baton Rouor, UA)
May oli, 1852
HEREAS by Of the Louisiana legislature cnicd An
he
the hundred dollars
bearing the payable
annually first JANUARY first OF July
of hundred thousand dollars
o0 the principal OF said bonds TO be deeabe within
whereas governor
invite proposals for the purchase OF said bonds
be ohcs
b purchasc Of bonds until Monday the lrh OF
A. 1852 which will be opened
bonds awarded
being understood that offer Of less value said
bonds will be accepted
Given uod~r and the seal the the
pendenee OF The United States The seventy seventh.
L. o. HEBERT,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana
by the governor:
AEpREw g. HkkRos, Secretary OF State.
NJ aforesaid bonds that,
public
year, March,
fund OF special fund Of
thousand dollars which fund
And provided the third Of said
shall invested by the said auditor
annunthe
,er conyeibil cash. and
Of said 'onds
further povidedin
auditor
puay whsever be from the funds
bonds
the ability
Other than the payment Of said current interest
May2i-eodt y July
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Three Hundred Dollars Premtum for n Plan =
Marhet-hoWse.

.#..# MAyopb ovvtca,
Washington, June 1, 1859.
RI HDER authority of joint resolution Board
ofCommon Council of this
April appointed
building bs erected the
market and public
hereby that hundred dollars
Will be ss the best ~ buidiss for said
ere n present Of Centre Nlakes house.
Persons desna osr plans by Application the Mayors
once. either obtain diagrams Of
with its dimensions the adjacent thereto.
The building mast hs such ad the 6rst
door fs ali with
40e capable being divided
with vssiers ece and for ohe pah'e In
mn U8sl41tEe@ 9lf +. ."# IL
Any hhr fbrmaon the subject be obtained spp
cation the Mayors ONCE.
Each p'sn accompanied specification.
The pssos len Once before
m. Monday, the Rvst day of August 4 A fa
1hs paid the p~rson whose shall
'll0 : " JOHN W. mAuRy M.ycr.
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NESTLEMEN's GOODS.-We this opened he fol-
lowing which and choice goods genlemen
20 dozen fine and pretty styles
II hair stocks black cior, cool and pleasant
SO vaiious styles black and silk neck lies.
So do plain andfaucy linen cambric Aaudkerche6
IS pieces fancy silk pocket handkcrcbiefs.
10 Shaker shirts and delightful article
mcr
10 do silk shius
25 do drawep.
10 do linen drawers, very nice.
10 dress shirts
collars.
100 do balfbose cotton, linen, and silk.
100 do gloves, silk, Lislc thread, nd
10 do fine French su-pendep
VERIFY, TEBBS, q VERIFY
Avenue House, corner avenue.
June 25-cdimh IIn.ll
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TarAsuKr DErARrsxkr, June ., 1859.

Proposals for ths Cut-stone Work, hrick Work ~
3 OF the Louisville Custom house. - -
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Tickets alo-halves S5-quartes "a so.
Certificates OF packages OF Is whole tickets, Si3o
DO do 70 half IS
DO do 70 quarter u 50
Orders tickets certificates
will
OF each drawing will be
oy all who order from
Address P.J. BUCKEY, Agent,
June 2l-3tawdkc Wilmington, Delaware.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

orucx JAszs RIvkx KAsAwHA CoArAxr,
Richmond, Jane is, 1859.
EALED will be- received by the undersigned Buchzn-
an in The county Of Bo,ciou Vigns until O'Clock,
hfst
canal 1 Buchanan to Cssgs creek.
will lie made BESIDES
viii be required ample security satisfactory
hoard u completion Of the
he M specified in the contracts.
OF exhibited
engineer Buchanan and specifications
the Compapy's Office In Richmond,
the 18th day OF July.
Time Will the consideration Of the bids
satisfactory, the Jobs
will be let.
WALTER GwyNN,
June 2l-3aw3wdAc Chief Engineer j. X. 4 X. Co.
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dy'rNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, or Utica. New York,
~ against fire. marine losses and inland JoHx E.
HsMAs president; H. H. uAwLEr eecetary Capital Sl70W0.
CilAS. DE SELDING, Agent,
May 10 2awf Seventh opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
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CAMS n Cumsningss Brick Machine will he In
~ ceasui operation IN this city few weeks
~ uA sIsve for United States os The sale Of rGh
authorised
VII saaaetnre hricts RAPIDLY than Il 1. possible for of
from the moulds Cebfcatea
of established who have wioed the mcl
sUcceui operation, the wonderful 'apdy with
which sinpiiciy of operations, great
-snsA, Abe pssfsc, with which worked by abor
ersss machine Kind,
oaouneina superior to invention for the Of which
the, have knowledge its claims nnrivaed
~rcsescs by cssaa 10
bhy sos-and hs'ets of sod satisfactory
course IN. no, the machine advertised being in
cest s"es hsi'nove that
best accomplishing
for 0~aU sCusss~ss's tn. patsntees
steit is in
this city, sw9sct hto me oescrvson
brick We hnu h~
lsstth awH74 El1 MlCHAEL NoUHsE co, Il. f
vuUr0 01-4awtm of |. nd
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rANTUN MAT1INGs.-Wc have remaining hand
mspgs which, of the advanced
stsGe of the season, will be sold reduced figures.
Also sun remaining few that comfortable article
thnk II
the which obtained this
GLAGETr h DODsoN.
June 2i--3teodf
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NOTICE TO pROFEssORs.-on Monday, the lI,h Of July
Of UnIversy Of Mississippi viii
principal p'osscs Of ehemy Arrahsre .nd gso and
professor q modern iansu embracing French Spanish and
Ger erpan will
located ~ Oifosda healthy and pleasant vii
comp.ing population The
W, commence second Thursday In September nett
JAMES NJ. HOWRY,
May W-imdAcp secretsry AZ tho Board.
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l,OOD Csmswou Letter Paper at 81 NJ per rennp.
" GOOD common fooscsp paper ~ 81 20 per
Mani sccocn books unususy low prices Just uppsct ed
June IS FRANCK TAYLOR
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DRIC les yisites, Grape shnwls,
and want of the above goods will 6nd a,
fuil stock prices
tho Pioe mantas ladies purchase hne
ulla price.
In ,bawls have splendid stock defy
IN stock, determined sell
pces, rather than the
YERBY, TE8Bs, a VERY,
Avenue House, corner 7rh and Penn
| Junpo o3-Imeed
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DARN or ardrta county, Virgins, with
Of aqneduct. and four from the fesdenrs
Of will reasonable
portion thereof located sbove within half mile Of
Roads hundred ard twenty There
five and ry Of beautiful meered land
Much OF this farm rich
might be
made disposed purchase
Ninth Pennsyvania
avenue, Hovsto Rail, on adjacent farm -. .
May il-sodd 58 Wh BALL,
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>1OOk tn the Cape lookout Pavilion Company
Notice is hereby tn books subscriptions
stock OF said chartered by
OF the State Of Mary land The January 1882
Al the Patriotic Bank Cubb offce
Columbia Saturday the 18th instant, will be kep opened
until the 25tl Of July
WILLIAM H. DUNKINsoN,
II. w. RISQUE,
EDWIN ROBINSON,
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SPECrAL rOTICE--we embrace this early opportunity 10
-
bei.s drawn on and VIII be delivered them on The twenty
Ann Of this month.
FROM each isdebssd that
hss ~
comply with w~hss ny doing will enshse make
exclusively
all goods they hay fo~
fall. il. r ttF 3tNtA s8 IL -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
June Io-dlo0f
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RASNE's Civil Wars and Monarchy I'm France
period 81 III fGNs..Et = " -
Letter. Of Dr. DIN, late rr.-a,n, " me ws.ysS
o"rs-y ? vols. For sal.
So TAYLOR MAURY's
BOOKSTORE, pth street
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= rxCssANGE Property for Work. &r.-A large and
brick of
& b. er~hsnsea The of
,taeh bv,ldinr New Jersey -h.
the subscriber through the post once, Mr.
Hsvepner, MASTER builder, 9th street
June S6-i~ r. r. MILE
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CARDThe sccouat' hooks lnombeunr l,sopl hsve
hands whom tsey
respectfully ASK Of zach individual Indebted ne
wAvd and make settlement between this dAe and the
nv confr great favos
benefit nssmucb as VII enable ne 70 sy
ard consequently we sna ne prepared
y III : CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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NLOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY, of Utica, New York
against FIRE, marine losses, and inland O.
Covssrsy, president; JoHr BRows, secrcssry.
CHAs- DE sELDING, Agent,
May i3-2awu Seventh opposite ODD Pelows'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-16

Thousands OF Parents who use vermiage composed oil
Castor OIL calome are not aware, that white they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying
foundations for aseries diseases such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness oflimbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisements o
obensaca Medicines to which ask the attention OF
all directly Interested in their own well as therc
drens health and all disorders art-
sfnx nom those OF bilious type should make use OF
only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
NOT deceived, but ask for Hobensaeks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has sig
nature of the Proprietor j. N. HoBRNsAcK, as none
else are genuine,
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or THE SECOND VOLUME OF TIE
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

TgF PRoPRIRToRS or the Wheeling Intelligencer,
truly grateful to public for the patronage received
nring the FIRST year OF their publications. respectfully
announce that the VOLUME OF the Daily and Tn
weekly Inellgeneer win be commenced on the 26th oil
the present month, the second volume OF the Dollar
weekly IneIgcncer the 10th OF September ensuing
The new volume will open with several important I'M
proyomens, and under favorable auspices and the Fro
pTet0s the public thatnO oxertons shall DC want
ing their part TO merit continuance OF the hner pa
troEasc received during the past year.
The Inteligencer is printed on large double medium
Sheet and the terms low those OF any paper OF
the same size In the United States:
g.lZ;...............ss,SSS per a annan:
WeeEly 200 per anaum.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS OTHERS.
In order TO make cur paper accessible to ALL and to
stimulate the friends of the enterprise to active exeT
tions In our behalf offer tho following list ofPremiums
to which we invite the attention Of agents and others:
1st:-To the person who forwards the largest number
or new daily subscribers, paying In advance, the num-
her being not less than one hundred, n Gold Watch
worth 500. -e.
ed.-TO any one who win forward US the names of not
less than 80 daily subscribers, paid, win give
I'm Watch worth $50, or $50 in money.
3d:-TO any forwarding not less than % daily
subscribers. paid in advance, silver Watch
worth gas, or S25 in money.
4h:-To any forwarding not less then 10 new daily
Pencil worth $40, or $40 In money.
6h,-To the person forwarding the largest number OF
Weekly subscribers the number to be less than e5o,
paid in advance, We will give n Watch worth $50,
or $50 in money.
hTo any forwarding the OF not less than
100 nsw Weekly subscribers. paid in advance, pre-.
MUM of $40, and in the same proportion for a
less number.
In the foregoing premium list for the Daily we will
count weekies daily, trtweekieS as three
aiIes; and any person getting up weekly list in the
country will be allowed count every daily five week.
lies and every thweekly three weskles. 1t would
not Just country agents to let this rule be adopted
in cities In instance the list command more
than one premium, as the highest premium would then
eoverths less.
Persons DESTROYS of receiving these
esy requested to hasten efforts, will be sa.
we'd much trouble and expense in keeping accounts, by
nsw subscribers commencing with the volume. The
premiums will be awarded ON of November next,
and we would say agents, &C., in the mean time
we would be glad receive the names OF subscribers
they are obtained while youean continue 10 swell
lists until that day, when the longest pole, &C., cyou
know the rest.0
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RARMuM,S HOTEL,

CUMBERLAND, Mn.
THE undersigned, late proprietor ofthe United sue
HOTEL takes pleasure in informing Tic public that l b
leased the above Hotel Tie building has undergone
thorough cleansing from bottom to top is new ~ ms. M
order for the Ieception and genee accommodaea ~
thosa VINO may please TO paTonze it No e1ettiOhs W.
be spared to make this establishment one among Inc w
Hotels. ru,o
poRE w EyARs-it will be conducted under The MN O.
W. Evans a Son. The old patrons oftie United MI :.
and the public in general, respectfully rSqossu
continue their support TO this lO1Sc terms mout'S'
inquire lor baf'lu''is f'Oet w. EVANS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-16

Judge that there are at present over one thousand
persons in the immediate. vicinity, and are quite
confident that the number will be treGled this
year.
We passed over large portion of mining conn-
try in our excursion, and wereIeally surprised to
find this portion of Calayeras County soyery
sparsely populated. Mile aftermile ofwhat look
Ell very like auriferous ground, we passed over
without seeing any Inhabitants, and more than
one place we were formerly acquainted with as .
flouTishing mining village, we found deseHed.-
Coyote Flat, between Robirson's and McLean's
ferries, which boosted ofover one thousand inha-
bitants in 1851, now has not asiugle store and on
ly few parties of miners. Maloney's, the great
quartz settlement on Carson,e Hill, is entirelya a.
bandoned, and only few representatives of the
great quartz interest remain to guard their looked
up treasures or to experiment upon them Car
sons, weI learn, has also dwindled down 10 a
small settlement, and other smaller camps in pro-
portion. We did not pass through Angels, which
is said 10 be still fourishing, or Murphys, which
soutstripping all the rising villages in both coun-
ties. Mesuspect that it would be in vain to look
eitherin Calaveras or any other mining county in
the State, for as large population, in SO smBll
space, as is embraced between Columbia, James
town and AlEenne Camp-including Sonora, Sc
CO, Shows Flat Springfield. &c.