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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS
,Advioe

n,s Advice. rs
sd q lss 5aa
If soa ne q sstsd WITH Rheaasm
Or ehapped9use tie berger Spine and Muscle Lini-
Should you be affected with sefofqs, any sease
sg al sd Es
tract OF sarsaparilla and Dapdelon.
@ s their f5sae
tsI sTS Which, they 'D'
~ &c A-4 . BRENrLlNGER d ARmsTRoNG,s
ApoheesIy Monroe street. adjoining the Mcclure House,
TDissolutfon of Co-Partnership.
eraisned, under The r name 81 WARDEN EDWARDS,
w. Ssn s as
persons indebted TO said late firm requested to settle
Wheeling December 1. 1852.
dec4-tf MICHAEL EDWARDS, JR.j
Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
5sauo! s.;as Apotheca. $500 allla., di''i
ID IcHARD BLUM has purcKasedth tho entire stock and
aa 2 GsHsa S FL ss Il
9 a,s city and country with The
! -. .I' in'"' Pressripiion Depar,ment a5d ss1
wIiss s Viii e e%IEsslIy soSSosadsS a >
fancy ARTICLES on manu-. - iiL ~ 10 IlL L- Oanll =
ad DIR. DYES RELIEF ~ igel
For Coughs Colds iHoarseness, Bronchitis and
Jasla p Inoipient Consumption. - .SNi-
aeee T the various aaeons % In
ronchn and Lungs is deemed sufficient Recommendation
noaey Sss"'' tue 'n''''' 10 insure ''a' OIL It's eli
can &c ssF P H @ sf ~ se VII s
use pndor any It is pleas
Ss5s$S;s y FL DH Riffs Hss ss ~
dee30 al lL-iAna a ,1ti . s,lSols gents
| see aPlanished Pin Ware. 'TI7I7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

Oh BOXES Double stem Fire crackers; "a
Also an assortment Of small Fire works. for sale By
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
Another Arrival of
STAPT.E GOODS

Nv Goods, COMPRISING 100 pieces Dark Prints; piece
Black rwilied French Cloths Steel Mixed Cashmere
Washington and Mt Vernon Beached Shirngs; Merinos
stripes extra heavy Long shas, Hamilton Canton Elan
mel; Shifting Checks Also dozen Gentlemen's Com
forts, extra heavy, and in colors.
inOvS ftl.f tEll -frsfEff o. ". HEISKELI, Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

i5s plaint. Bronchitis, iConsRnlption, Female
Complaints, Loss or ApPetite, ,si5.t, H. /
- General Debility dc. i5-i9ish
In this preparation have all the restorative properties
the root, concentrated in their utmost strength
cacy; while MIA Root important
CT its combination, is, at the time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies OF power. and it in
the peculiar combination and scientific manner of its
araton thltis remarkable the of diseases
depends It acts simultaneously tho stomach, the
and The 6oeels: and thus processes, which
ordinarily the result OF three different kinds medi
cine carried at the same time through the instru
mentality OF remedial agent, Which gently stimu-
latcs while it disinfecs and expels the
bowels all that's irritating and at the
their vigor and Tone merit is, that il
aetralizs the active principle disease ITSELF WHEN
that is gone, the symptoms necessarily disappear;
only point accumulated testimony of multi
tudes who have experienced its effects convince
credulity itself OF Its real value. -
The Propretors submit 10 the public the following
tihcate from highly ctab.e made
yusins MISREPRESENTATION o! Sarsaparila: !,
mif s,,si, CHAIRMAN, Mass July 2s, 1850.
Messrs. A b. d ID. SANDS: s-4i7
Gentlcmen,-so truly yal,ableIdol consider your Sal.
III Of otherS the cure eaeetea on myself Previous 10
lolss. and was then attacked with violent pain In Inc
head. This soon resulted in severe inflammation, and
For six weeks tho disease continued in the head then
e 10 5 ~ .s LIMBS
to arise. Many physicians attended me- aud tho
skul p onouEced me past cure In Short, tongue
sarsapsra, purchased six bottles and renounced
all other II did not expect to take all bought,
so lebitated had my system become Contrary to alex
peoation my health almost began toimprove.
could walk out, Thing once thought would be imposs
bic. Mygratude cannot express, feeling satisfied that
nothing else could have relieved suf
teIng then end9rcd aiost Sands
SaFsaparila to all suffering as have done =
Respectfully yours,
rs ..s. s, y. .t1-iz REhECCA. MAYO.
Knowing the above statement 10 strictly correct and
10 the same. s.,55 - ~
Ii War; en- Rodgers, Esq. Mrs Priscilla L. Dodge
John Hallet, @ = oil Mrs. Rebsoca sImtEs >
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

HAIF GROSS Bazih's Concine soap-the best t. n =
III for whitening the skin aad healing chapped sAs m
Just reeeived!by..ii Cfeb5J TIL LOGAN &l1l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

~ ,. Tobacco and Cigars! 1---77- ).
I3W 81 LAUCHLIN, No 1852 Main street, Gas among his
~ large assortment the following articles IA
Meralda lb lump, boxes Hartgrove twin Bro
. box Dudley. ~ 1900 do Munn, - so ia4
3 do Sacramento do tiolden Ornneey II TO lr
2 do Rodney's, IT, 2. do Bucks pound lump
10 do Huner's lbi lump 4 lido iJaokson's do
. DO Meltons do do Maikin's do "a
DO Riley,s Id lump, do cii1ton,a = do iIs''p'
6 do Harwoot's do - do wyatt's do
gross Yellow Bank C Tobaceo;s - ~.
~ 40 do Smoking Tobacco; .s.s-lss1
10 barrels Cut and ry;---=----
- gross German Pipes; ts5l3 ,-slsJ 7uhsl5t
~ GSsk CARROTS Scotch Snuff; Ragpce d Macabauch
20d0 Las Tres MaTias Regain GigarsyI s,f T1'l-t S
1000 London Regalia Cigar /; ' "
1000 Rio Hardo do do $500 &RaA
b 1000 La Gotta Deaeua Regal:a Cigars; A - eg.e- 81
ssS ipVO La Flor Seyiana do 3 do 9 AK "
- ,2p0O Mensagero asttr, do 80, do 4-rT
ID 1000 La .ntiquedRl, ~ do :, do ,l.+4 81 'ss's-
eO00 Delacruz Principe cigars 1000 III Dorado
6Q0O StcaMhoa4 bffn do ~, 1000 In Naciona
1000 81 Nentuno PanetIas 1850 Wash. la Norma:
1000 La Fanca Havana; 1000 Palmetto Hav,na,
1 1o0n La Elusidad DC POO Las Tras Marias do
!g gg La vigilance do 1000 Ell Genial do
IUVo f ,lda We do 1000 landress do
- 1000 benjamin Franklin
decT '52-1yd . s.i-s.i,,,. ,s,l.l, +.-5.,.y,,. ..-
s s,6iIS Nqts Princess and Lisbon paper she
store and for sale by -issj54l ffsfI .sss'-i "
decis ,as5.ssIlG lHs 5!isiiSIs S. ID. WOODROW. s6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
- Cod Liver Oil. .

.fE4aA3 l-SOI1 l1l4NsC4' lN<A4' -srfuN
lust received: boxes Samuel Shines Pl.I. q n
81 or pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil; the best
kind brought to this or any other mari
al - . Sflszs i.BRENELINGRR& ARMS,II..O E,II a
1ag2t-1yr:d Opposite WasmneL @- -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
sDissolution.
Co-Partnership

Co-Partnership. -.
THE undersigned have this day formed eoip r. d
ship under the name and style oil G. Baker ~ NJ
will continue the Steamboat agency and Boar ot"'e
ness at the old stand, No.23 Water street: - p
80 s. C. BAKER s.4llf'.
ians1 JOHN LIST.
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New Books andsPapers,

lSOadees H .5.-s.G IS - :sH LOGAN & CO.
Second Arrival of Winter. Goods.
r. GMER9S BRO, No. sc, Main st. Centre Wheeling,
LII have just received magnificent Paris style Boil
nets made and trimed entirely different from anything
er before brought to this market Also large assortment
OF French Mernoes Tibet Cloths, AlPaccas ect and VIZ
ous other goods new in style and quality and low III
prices;
In addition to the above having very large stock on
hand we have this day began TO sell them at atonshi1y
low prices, and adopted the Small Profits and
Quick Rerns Pun chasers wishing save money will
hnd it &c their interest to favor with a call. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

The Post Office law, passed March 3D. 1851, axes
the rates OF Postage follows: 80 T. -
On LehFs.Any distance within the u S. not excecIinp
1000 miles half ounce less &c prepaid d unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid, 10c unpaid 70 b T.
according TO the above rates. no. SO, ~. II 97--.
Drop letters cent; advertised letters cent
10 any other charges. i,yzigg 5.i ~ - :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

u D1Es onI CO., ~. 49, tt;Ji 49,
Silk Mitts all Childfehts Feecy lined SILK
Gloves Boys Wooden and Berlin Gloves Ladies Fleecy
Ho9len Hose for Ladies and Misses. Also aiafge OF
cldrens Imported and American Hosiery, re
celyed at Coct25)of, oJWi HEISKEBL & CO's!i9i
s)fH1l lbs red lead! bbls Tins OIL
IN eaS Sr 6I ss 4.t1u s't'ser' i.ui syfs
,hey:1 s1S'Sal T II LOGAN Il ro''oa q
- I'D. Brl!ge eeSner ,pestPre.b,
! BOOt - -(Sepf6l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
To Readers |

u Boys Minnie Grey; Capt Kidd, or the Wizard of thu
lea; Head and asaT dyentnTsa OF an Aid Tn
Cromwell; Putnam,s new monthly Magazine Tor January
from Monroe, and opposite the North western Bank.
dcc3l -'.tH - 90 aT s.s ~ r'at'>5tiH j, L, HUSH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
! Latest of the Season 8 IN

lNJf d. NOTE is now opening his second stock of
W. FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which contains many scarce desirable articles Also
several newtfabrcs for Dresses with every kM
of staple and useful Goods at prices l : O VI
,5sii Much Cheaper ~ ~ ~ .t2 ~. p
than they could be bought early the Fail assures
ms and every body else that get
the best at his store which had in this
Ae YIN be receiving ions to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
DR.. Todd's Pills


1904 Yards, and ply arpets, bright colors and al
w wool, RECEIVED and for sale shs9g by -id
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

VDD NIsHfLUVS. - = -
RooM, No. 1913, Market street. the Post Office
LODGE, No. 3, every ursday evening
FRAMkLIN LoDsE, No. - meets every Monday evening
WM.TELLsLoDGE, No. 30, meets every "Wednesday ve
WHEEIINe LODGE No 50, meets every Saturday evening
PASoLA LODGE Mo- 81, meets every Friday evening
ARRAs's EscAMPMENr, No. meets tst and Sd Tuesday
each month. ae- fsi.f fa-- =s-iPi iH ,sa7-''lf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
wheeling Window Glass @5

L...-.-.- NJ -dNU TF. "a o Il % K .-.I-.-r-II-
tn partnership heretofore cxistng between Soctoa
Barkerd & Co. has been dissolved by the purchase OF ~
9r BSnkerds right title and interest by stockton 4
The business viii be carried on under the name of
Wheeling, Oct 4. 1872 - ioN' hosstsI q GO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

I06 BOXES halves, quarters and eighths new
13OO 90 drums Smyrna Figs, new crop; ~ Z.
ts'itt 6casks ourrants; -
tSl boxes citrp4 and Lemon peel; ~ s,tI, I
3is,a I case Fancy Box Prdnes; 80. -
IN 3,sdSi Jasalett "a dosttss s;.LsaSi 3 :.
ttia 6kegs Maiaga Grapes in GOOD order: ata
hygI4 trails Dates; GINGER; I9s E9
s5LaE 2bbls Cfsnberries, at z.
dec16 Us AZ, sssselS D. vyoopRow,s
E,1T s'sss WARE ROUSE no
tHE of those new hr story Store rooms inst nished
~ on Quincy be appIyine
W. Ia 4 A&JnafS1 5. BIC FEE-t3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

TyIFfi4N PIaid SiIks Spring styles; Boiled js
III Ty;beautifui BrocEde Silks, dark and nSa rSSlss
BTocade silks in block rich Watered siihs W
Win tTiYnniIies 10 Touien Silks at sIr q
low prices Befazes in variety OF ooors' ~ SiSi'af
LANES, &c., Just opened at - ,.,st,puI;S COS y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
IS NOTICE Of Partnership,

business of the late firm of Warden a. Edwards
Mns y the the old stand
Jss1e9 w the interest pl ia
eSns y iIaqssI ait sl 50
atltas sl41555t s MICH Eli sEDlvAR IS, JR.ss +
decd--tf r. W s.. w. WARDEN. a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

ing Jasi CHANNELS. E, s s,s wool {
Sfssy ARDS5K Redand Yellow So ss
"a Fannels extra heavy sgPsrda ssotipo
ish,5 WEIGH Flannels, Salisbury and otnei !.
Sd! 81 ands64 Plaid Flanneis for a 81.
Ermine Flannel, extra suleI stt & COS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

MORE OIL CLOTHS z-zssss
AN now receiving very large and complete stock
Superior OIL Cloths from one TO four yards wide, which
viii be sold very low, those in goods line
will Iease CALL and the pretest article over oferein
this city. .iE ETs q. ~ J. C. HARBOUR, \. ~
sel't4 No.143 Main street, I,
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ERUPTIVEl DIsEASEs
I Look to O. lly1 e, !

r,r,fe; 4 ~BRENTLlNGER SrARMSTRoNC;.-
Monroestreet, opposite Washington Hall WbeeIins Va
July 81. 49, IssfIaf ftIsiiSIE7 :"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

nj 81 i ia7s2 CHILDRENaSHS ff0ES..e ~ hFs st9S
f6f1 PATROL ohiIdren.s shoes, just roeei
ls(lO we'd by u fCsep2il lsal DID ds tsNoIsiI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19
THE GREAT BRiTIsH Q UAKTERII ES,-----
And Blackwood's Magazine.

- TqloTiapt Reallcton fIe TqLe4oJ Fo9tageiT l-I.F
ills ly-is8 LEONARD SCOTIA co. -. NJ AhFff.aia
? NO. oil COLD ST., EEw YORK. -+.
CONTINUE 10 publish the following British pcriodt
" Gals, viz; - - - =
NE London Quarterly Repie,s, Cco.serpattre)
The EiHrgh RsufSa0,4 oWhig.) nItpsFsEi- sf' il4f
The North British ReuietD, (FSee CA4tTcl.,)
The Iptstnfnster ReUie,O CLi6erai.1 ~ y u 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

Any distance exceeding " = pa -. ~ 1000 m 36c
SErII-wEKKLY papers double the above rates go: -
TRI.wREKLY 'treBie 'eT't.'.d re- q.
MosTnLI %. q. one FOURTH e.. L. =. .4 40 Mn,
DAILY. eroI.ensE than III sek4y times above rates
In rating the distance subscribers the
Office Of publication anu the county line is 10 be- the
staTtingPo j, :. ,.s55 y - r =, - ~ So
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

oDsE RooM No. ia Main Robb's Chat Factory
ONO LoDoE, No iot, meets the first Monday night OF
very month. -
Monday night of every month.
WHEELING LODGE, No. 12S, the third AIonda,
night CT every month
Wnx<Lta no ExcAMFAESr X. T., on the fourth
Monday night of every month. DsI5-i7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

GPEditors publishing the above tines IA
paper Containing it TO Dyer q Willis win Tsss
works named for one year. -, -, ' ieee'e &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

HE regular time for the commencement Fall
II Session OF this institution, will he the fSs day
mber e Each Session continues calendar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-19

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

LIBERATION OF KoszTA.-The National In
telligencer of the 7th inst says:
We were not wrong yesterday, we find, in sur
missing that the visit of the Austrian Minister to
Mr.. Marcy at Albany related to the disposal of
the koszta case. We now learn that the Aus
trian Government, about a month ago, consent
he should be put on board of an American ves-
sci and return directly to the United States;
and the Austrian Minister at Constantinople
was instructed to communicate this determine
ton to the American Minister, Mr.. Marsh. This
consent to the release of Koszta was given, we un
derstand, in consequence of the recovery of the
Hungarian regala, as related in our last Paris
letter and in the French papers. 1t appears
that as koszta was one of Kossuths party when
the Hungarian crown etc were taken from Buda,
it was supposed that he could give information of
the disposition of the articles which might lead to
their recovery; and this we learn was the mo-
tive, or one of the motives, which induced his
seizure at Smyrna. About the last of August
the missing regala were discovered, as our rea-
ers are already informed, near Orsova, just
without the Hungarian border, to which Kos
suth first fled. The recovery of the crown and
Jewels, together with the necessity of relieving
the French Consul General from the disagreea-
BILE engagement to keep Koszta, induced the
| Austrian Government to consent to his release,
on the condition stated above. We see it fur
ther mentioned, in the New York Herald, that,
in consenting to this arrangement, the Austrian
Government reserves the right of considering
Koszta as an Austrian subject, if he shall re-
turn to Turkey, :" so long as he shall not be d-
vested of his native nationality in a regular and
| lawful way"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

TIE CLIPPER SHIP GREAT REPuBIlG.--This
splendid ship is now the leading theme of con-
versation among ship-owners and nautical gen
tlemen. During the past week she has been
visited by over II 900 persons, and MS the ap-
pointed time Of the launch, the 4th instant,
approaches, the desire TO see her increases.
When we call to mind that she is the largest
ship in the world, and that she has been built,
not by wealthy firm or company, but by a
mechanic, who intends to sail her on his own ac-
count our admiration of the man almost equals
our wonder at the vastness Of his enterprise
She is 325 feet long, So feet wide and decp, with
four complete decks, and capable of slowing be-
tween 5000 and 1000 tons, and is of the sharp
est and most beautiful model ever produced in
this vicinity, and is designed to outsail every
vessel in the world. She is not only beautiful
beyond compare, but is of wonderful strength.
1t is estimated that she has 1850 tons of white
oak in her frames, hooks, and knees, 100000
feet of hard pine in her keelsons, ceiling, deck
frames, planking, ETC., 800 tons of iron, 81 tons
of copper, 16OO knees, and that the labor be-
slowed upon her amounts to 10000 days work
She has concave lines, forward and aft, and q
round stern, and is coppered up to % feet
draught
All her accommodations are on the upper be.
tween decks and on the spar deck she has q
| shelter house for the crew in bad weather;
steam engine of IS horse power, designed to dc
all The heavy work of the ship, such as taking
in and dscharging cargo, and hosting topsail al
sea. She has four masts, the after one fore and
aft rugged, like the mizzenmast Of bark
and the others have Forbess square rig Hei
mainmast is feet in diameter, and l3l fee
long, and the main yard is 2S inches in diameter
and 100 feet square, and the others in like pro
portions She will spread 10000 yards of can
vas in single suit of sails, and Will carry io'
| - nd Q0 hovs We need hardly state tha
she is owned and was built by Mr.. Donald Nc
, Kov. of East Boston, for the fact is alread
known throughout the length and breadth
the land. She will be commanded by his brother
Captain L. Mckay, formerly of the Sovereiig
of the Seas, and when fitted out will proceed
New York and tn ere load for California or Au
, tralia Success attend her, for she will be &
honor to our flag wherever she floats [BostC
Transcript
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

PARAGUAY. - This republic is prosperint
greatly, if we may believe the accounts furnish
ed by newspaper correspondents. The tobacco
crop is double what it was last year, and order,
have been given to plant still more largely.
The eldest son of the President Don Francisco
Solano Lopez, who, it appears, is General-in-
Chief of the army and Minister to England and
France to effect the ratification of the treaties
made with the representatives of those Govern
ments, is on his way to England to fulfill his
mission; after accomplishing which, he will visit
the United States to see our country and people,
and study our institutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

CHARGE OF MURDER-The Pittsburgh Com
mercial of the 9Th inst. says:
Jonas r. Cornelius was yesterday arrested
by his Honor Mayor Riddles police, on chargt
of having been the murderer of Patrick Dono
hoe, the unfortunate man who was stabbed t.
the heart on Hay street, on the 1th of August
Cornelius had gone to st. Louis, whittier Mayor
Riddle dispatched high constable Hague, with .
| requsition from Governor Bigler, to arrest him,
but the accused doubling on the officer, returned
to Pittsburgh, where he was arrested.
He is notorious rufhan, having stabbed Q
German in Allegheny City, few months ago
so severely that his life was long despaired Of
and subsequently drawn knife on anothe
person. We are not at liberty to say anythin
further at present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14
ryOR BALTIMORE, WASHING -E1assa.sss -E71ss.sa...s....


TON, PHllAp AND NEW I775I 4 Vi
s,EFtT TifR0UGH iLYE ron TIE EAST!-BALIlAottE AND
ONO RAILROAD Wheeling to Baltimore, and connecting WI"
be washington Railroad at the Junction. aiey asn me
RELAY House Baltimore, and with INC fhauePm
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to Phadelphls H., .
ot me line are now
eondlou, o.
ost in the world Inc greatest
for he Is eonsanty exercised ~
s and AGENT there safer ROAD IN he
the
lous agents other roues to the contrary r., ,
h new and splendid The Union Line from L9uNe
Madison with thu road at heing
keta tom places Baltimore, Washington, Phiaieph
Iayee 81 Louis the Union Line only at Louisville
ma leave Louisville daily wheeling where
passenrers baggage carefully transferred 70 the eTs
Wheeling daily, quarter Il
Cumberland (20 mes)nt l. r W. ans n'olns
IN hours the Baltimore (s0 mes) a. daylight the neN
with early ashngton and fhtieph
trrp making passage through from Wheeling in less than twenty
t1urR, including stoppages. ,,,,- ..,,r nr,u, .
Travellers will 10 observe that this is ItL efiEffi 81
veil Of lhe pleasant route to tue East
and raurTei the cars or Ton ~
Iurcnn fhweph Baltimore, without extra charge
Irrvles allowed ample and opportunity Ht all points ooat
their nkals
TiroOgb Louis ncuding meals, etc. the beat
Iousy baltimore, with tue privilege Of lying over anywhere OF
route fla to Washington s0 10 Philadelphia Wv 10 be hn
Of the Agents ABOVE,
The Rnioed iare Wheeling Baltimore IS So to fhdei
rh- Wnahington, %
When the running Ohio iot the Paen
eeB reach Wheeng aud Znesvie ono
frrhts to all Eastern points, dirst and speedy ne
prepared to DO immense bncsa viii be taken US 10y
other route All property carefully handed and delivered
good nrler,
In1uirc above and Of JoaEpH 4. ELnER,
No. 40 Commercial street. Of Pine.
Auqi WM PARKER, GeneIal Superintendent, bnlmoId'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

INTERESTING FROM JAMAICA ,-AdVices from
Jamaica to the 9th ult., state that the yellow
fever has been raging on the island, and proving
very fatal among newly arrived Europeans. Sc
veral old residents had also fallen victims. Pro-
perty has deprecated to an almost nominal
value throughout the island. 1t is said that the
owners of large estates are actually obliged to
abandon them, being unable to pay the taxes
One estate was lately sold for e1l50, which cost
el2 900; another for e2S0, which cost e12OOO;
one of 400 acres brought only e23, and coffee
plantation of 600 acres only el00
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

UNLICENSED LIQUoR DEALERS SENTENCED
More than 200 hundred persons who had plead
guilty in New York, of selling liquor without
license, appeared before Judge Beebe, on the
9TH inst, to receive sentence. Fines were i'm
posed upon all, and eleven of the worst offend
ers were also sentenced to short terms of i'm
prisonment, either in the city prison or the PEN
itentiary The fines varied in amount from
$40 to $50, according to the circumstances of
each case They were given to understand that
second offence would be punished with a
greater severity.