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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.


CorroS-hal-s. ToRaron-thrs
Stock on hand Sept. 1852. .....9532 1874
Received since. Il. 6j0G3j GO $50
yesterday. 1851 Os23 O00.=6s 800
l659355 Slpo3
Exported to date. j73531 1872
yesterday. 492s-157s 459 3l4=4S156
s. -. a. 80 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-25

y, s;i's dsiseEy " Gty ,2ee, candidate for CLERK
Gs- JOIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
NJ TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mb4s
mr. 2. NJ BERTH, for the past fourteen
I c c Gsp Gf s Fo SI Fl r. he s9 RI
DISTRICT COURT ~hateye Court the be changed
Esss~ THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
Gs,- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
81 i c9.Rf Sf% ORLEANS.
E.s- Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
oaSs TIE THIRD H Hs"
Eas- WILLIAM P. BEDLoeK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT, ohe Court that may he organized
E5fs- We are authorized to announce Colonel
f sT eoU 9g n @ 9, G p Of ,nri5 G
ISs~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT COUNT OF NEW ORLEANS.
rg~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS, s candidate Tor rejection.
ny SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Ele tion first Mon
day IN November next 'elo tie
azTj- Messrs Editors; Please announe VIM
COURT. nh4
EsS~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CogRrIGEoR2GE WASHINGTON LEWIS, he Present Anai,
ti the last years. ohe himself candidate the
Size ol CEtkSlilP OF said Court whatever Court TIT
be- changed 10. tel7 I'd
NIessrs Editors of the Crescent: Please an
tin the couHra Of your paper that JOHN ROACH
tg!na for he Office OF CONSTABLE OF TIE FIRST Jus RIGGS
Rss~ To the Editor of the Crescent Please
a99gss Io5S HOPPE gs cHnsrnis 2r tS sn % The &
O oleans Election Nsyemter neat his FRIENDS. icl6
Gafs~ J. B. CHANDLER is n Candidate for Con-
SrAaLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election Noyenl
ber neat. jos
Gss- FRED. j. ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE Oh THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election,
Novsmuer neat jed I'd
r1s- WV. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
v'u'er next. nyOh
f1NGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
&TuBACCOThr subscribers have constantly and tor
~; Y " R 9ny n VA @ haS0>
FILTERS Also, TOBACCO HOGS HEADS and BALES Sc
d brittle Mexican Market and gT RR Ps sxs
81 Camp street and 43s Tchoupoulai street.
ts TOBACCO BALED TO ORDER. h4 Iyam2r
EtHAMPAGNES OF VARIOUS BRANDS
" CABINET, STAR, yERGENAY, CREME BU BoUZY, etc.
sic. received ship, and Tor ae by
ia IL R. y NICHOLS co. 81 Camp street.
IGIDES--94 casks Ribbed, II casks Clear,
ri '''' xfSssbr ~ iosrsF i T..,,si..s. .n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

: . = u !
A SMART WoMAN.-In Lexington, last week, an
irsh woman, named McGrath, was engaged in ba-
king bread, when, from feet in the fiue, an
not being able to lit the pig, with an axe she
knocked away portion ofathe sty, ok aw ayithe
pig and tied it at some distance from the house
onTeturning she discovered the roof of the house
IN names, aud there being no person near except
ing her three children, he. first movement was to
carry them away from danger. Then, returning.
she removed every article Of furniture, excepting
one oeasiead, which having lost the key, she could
window safely from tLeir places almost before any
asststalce arrived, and was only prevented Tby
force from entering the flames and saving her
hour from the breaking out of the fire. lied
over the smoking ruins and took out her bread.
which was found to be nicely baked.- BtsEer
Hill dlrord. 3, q : s'stss
% The German Turnerso of the Union hold their
annual convention at louisville next month.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

TWAS stated few days ago that Mr.. ]. P.
Batchedor, extensive stock dealer of this coun-
ty, had failed for $4,000. The failure was true,
but the probabilities of serious loss by creditors
was greatly exaggerated. Weare informed by one
who is acquainted with the amountof his indebt-
edneSs and assets that in few months, with care
full management, there is every reason to believe
that creditors will obtain every cent of what is
duethem. Mr.. Bachelor has made full and
complete expose of all his pecuniary matters, and
has been entirely exonerated by his creditors fiom
any blame, and very general commentator is
extended for having acted with so much prudence
in his endorsements. Since his failure over S.
900 of his debts have been paid.-Ahon Courier,
1Ath ~, =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
BARNUM,s HOTEL,

-. - ~ CUMBERLAND, MD --,,.I S1,E
THR undersignea, late propristor o. sis mi y
Hotel, takes pleasure in Informing ihs Plo
leased the above Hotel. The building ~ n 81, "
thorough cleansing from Bottom to TOP, .
order for the reception and gsneei &C S sT,dsr q
thJse who may please to patIonize II. 10. I'd ~
be spared to make this establishment one Az
hGs have associated with me in business ny -.
ponE ". EvNSsit Viii he condaiced uasl - y. III
w. Evans q Son. The old patrons o. it, I.Sos
and the public in general, are reSpssaSs I,aisfI1
90 EnqMref0T .Barnum's HOTEL " ETIIE
ima1O-tf , ~ - w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
Pure .Mapie surIeea,r. =.

80 IA
"A day or two since we acknowledged the re-
ceipt of a box of most excellent maple sugar, far
superior to anything we had before seen, though
we knewsnot w here it came from, The following
letter advises us and the public from, whence it
came. lay the letter before the reader, avail
ng oarsef of the coca sion to say, as do to eve
~ farmer reader, You can make yo,tr sugar, equal
10 that furnished ty Mr. lBroaaloeu, and command
better. price for it, Go to work and do so.-
8 = s 3ss EWEsT LIRERrY, May 3. 1883
To tie Editors of the Cincinnati Gazette. 80 2
Gentlemen-Ii have seen a statement in your pa
per of April 26th; by gentleman living in one
of the Eastern States that he had discovered am
ehectual method of removing the coloring matter
from maple sap, so that it will make snger nearly
as white as common crushed sugar. The process
he proposed was to filter esap previous to boil
ing, 1t ismy opinion that it can be done without
that trouble; and to verify my Statement, L send
you, aeeonPanying this note. sample of several
barrels that have by me at present, made l,y an
individual living few miles from this place,
which think cannot be surpassed by any fiiterng
process that can be got up. The sap was caught
ilnscrocks, and the necessary precaution was used
to keep it clean, and then boiled in the ustialw
ri, Yours, truly, JANIS BRoApwEL1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
New Boots and Shoes.

Wa. BoIe, l61 Main Street, WhtslLg, -,
rs now opening the first lot Of G0ntIemens ~ no
u Shoes, New York style, and sumner s,veA S,t,S 4.
and Shoes, which embraces every style a.
shoe de for ladies' misses and ehiIdIeIs weai 60
boys and youths boots and shoes. To dk:snaN A'
ETY. would be too lengthy for an adSe
~ This stock is exclusi velY New YOTk an1L Is 4
make; the latest style and best stosk and n
both cities; it is warranted and 20
kcrs and tho undersigned. Particular Role
the article ofladies travelling boots
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
mNION HOTEL,

GEoRGET0HG, d. 6. .,,,.,.k
THIS large and convenient house, ha Sins itss, Il
ty repaired and reftted with entirely new Z.
handsome and comfortable style, Is row eSeA''
scOmmodation OF guests. a. r5Aie; al
The subscriber invites the patronage On as i,ti
those who favor him with their company "a! 'srOdS
of hospita bic reception, the best ARE aAa syok!
and attentions will make his house eonP
with the best kept Lotels in tie DtsiIiet ~ y H. C
Omni bus es constantly pass TO ana HSA = 90
running until eleven O'Clock at might a. r,YzHT6A
op22-6m W. Ft-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
Mammoth Hat Stole.

No. 146 AND 14S MAINsrREET, WHEELING, Va.
@ AVERY, having enlarged his store in erter % ~
-. the demand, has on hand andis receiving lo4 y
Eastern cities, and ctuTiDg one Of tbe hEen
OF Hats and Caps that has been offered IN I'M !
consisting of every variety and style now IN use ~
which will be sold at the lowest p0ssibe price, "h@
and retail
Persons wanting Hats or Caps VIII please al n
anime the stock Tor themselves, as we shan ava,
pleased to show Goods and uss our best
suit our customers. ApI S.AShAt'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

fore the public so largely in connection with the
Emperor of the French, is Mrs, Kate Howard, tho
actress at the Adelphi Theatre, She never was in
the United States, but was the daughter of a ba-
ker and pastry cookin Drury Lane, London. Some
years since, Miss Howard married an attorneys
clerk, named Gurley, from whom she separated in
a few months. Louis Napoleon saw her on the
stage and became enamored of her, hence the con-
nexion between them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

this week by railroad was 5,42o tons; by canal,
1850; total for the week, 1920 tons against TO-
eli tons for the week previous, showing falling
Oh for the road of ,2s6 tons, and gain for the
canalof sS9 tons as compared with the business of
last week. .
The Homecoming RAILROAD was opened on Nom
day last, the 9th instant, FIR business. and if the
Baltimore and Ohio win afford facilities for the
transportation ofthe coal of the Georges Creek
Valley, either TO the canal at Cumberland or to
the city of Baltimore, the quantity sent forward
from the region will rapidly increase. The miner
of the Georges Creek Company, the Caledonia
mines, belonging TO the Parker Vein Company,
and the Swanton mines are prepared for large
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

The floating bethelw was yesterday afternoon ded-
icated with appropriate ceremonies the Rev. r. ].
Breckenridge, D. D., of Lexington, KY, oaicia-
ting. The attendance was large and respectable.
The Bethel is picturesque structure, anda blue
hammer with The word Bethel in white letters floats
from tall flag staff on its quaint little spine
Hereafter services will he held in it every Sunday
afternoon and evening. May be instrumental
in doing a great amount of good.-Cin Com.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

YOUNG iAMERioAHIsM.-The speech given below
was delivered by one Of accompany of Californians,
who had touched at Juan Fernandez, in favor of
the annexation of that island to the United States
We consider it fully equal to any of those magnl-
oquent orations made by the Little Giant Just be-
fore the Presidential election 1t will be observ-
ed that there is slight predomnance of the poetic
in this effort of Young America, but 1t should be
remembered that the owner was standing on spot
which had been commemorated by the brilliant
pen of De Foe-at The mouth Of the cave of that
old Fogy-Robinson CruSoe. se.5se -
Il tell you, Teller citizens said he, aroused into
something like prophetic enthusiasm as the sub
ject warmed upon his mind, Il tell you it's mani
fest destiny. Joo-an Fernandays is bound by all
the rights of con-san- guinity To be part of the
great Rec public o. Free States. Gentlemen, Pm
destiny myselfl go the whole; figure, sir; yes,
sir, Pm none of you. old Hunkers. 20 Tor joo 90,
Fenandays and California, and other small matches
of airth that may be laying around the vicinity
We want 'em all, gentlemen; we want 'em for
our whale ships and the yeomanry of the country
Cheers! Wen buy from the Spainards, sir, with
our gold; If we can't buy Fem, by hockey we'll
TAKE ZEN, sirl (Renewed cheers.) / ask you,
gentlemen;I appeal to your elins as Teller citizens
OF thee greatest Concentration of States on thee
face of gods airth, are you men thatll refuse to
fight for your country2 (Cheers, and cries of no,
no! we amt the men! hurrah for Joo-an Fernan-
daysD Then by Jupiter, sir, we'll have it! Wen
have 1t as sure as the Star!of Empire shines like
tue bright Loo mln-ary of Destiny in tie broad
Panoply OF Heaven (and more especially in the
western section ofit.) Well have it sir, as sure
as the redolent and inspiring Loominary beckons
us on, sir. like dazzling ioo-el on the pre-moni-
tory finger OF Hope; and the glorious Stars and
Stripes, Teller citizens, shall wave proudly in the
zeyphyrs of futruity the exalted peaks of Job
an Ferhardaysp (Trenendous sensation, dntinp
which the orator takes "a fresh chaw of tobacco,
and sits down.) 900
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
PROSPECTUS

&C o TT ON PLANT,0
SOUTHERN Be: CONNIE eial Organ Published Al Wash.
the development Of our resources To advocate
aso the Interests OF the South regard to the Pa
efc edited by O.. Baylor, Esq., late u s.
Consul at DAM and r. G. Barnwe OF South Caro-
lima, long connected with DeBo's Reviews. Subscrip-
ton $500 Address Jas. H. M'Mechen, Wheeling, va
May IL 1853 a:.li lElt.llllI -
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.


QUICK TrxE..Mr. o. w. Heiskell arrived in our
city on Saturday at P. NJ. having left New York
after breakfast on Friday. This isquick time and
is another evidence of the certain facilities for
speedy transportation and travel afforded by the
b. & o. R. r.. making the time in about SO hours
from New York. Let Western trade and travellers
look to these facts in their arrangements for getting
to the Eastern cities.
We also received package of newspapers from
New Orleans per Eclipse and Alvin Adams, in sir
days. Look to this travellers and shippers.
Uwe are indebted to the author for a copy of
an Address deliverediby the Rev. WIZ. D. MOORE,
of Greensburg. before the Union Literary Society
of Washington College. in September last. on
Latitude and Longitude. The Address is well
written and will well repay the reader. -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

A LONG WILL.-Henry A. Hamilton was last
weeke engaged recording in the books Of the Pro-
bate Court oths county, one of the longest wills.
perhaps, ofrecord in this State, if not in the Uni
tel States The will is that of the late Gen. Jas.
royal octave, closely. (and we may add weln
ritten. The lee for recording it amounted to
s21,s0. Itrelates to property valued at 81, O00.
goo, and gives freedom and property to more than
~ human beings and their posterity. As the tes-
tator was The owner of real estate. in twenfvssix
counties OF this State. the will has to be recorded
in each of them. The land owned by him il. ans
county lies in Miami township, in the vicinity of
CIifton.-Xenia TorehEght.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
following persons have been appointed by the
the election on the 26h day Of for ohio sontx

the election the 2eth day for Ohio county
At James McConnell's, in the first election district,
fCoRtmtsetofers--John Hall, William Milgan. George
"a zier James Mcconnell and Robert Stewart e',
Conductor-Janies Dennson.- 80 -
bAtBIotheron's Tavern, said first election district
Recommendations Williamson, Abraham BEAGLE
Isaac Jones. Andrew Yates, Joseph Carson So
Confederation NJ. Hamilton.
at West Liberty, in the second election district:
Purcell, John Steel Low Mills
William Bukey, Elijah Maddlr. Il = 80 - -
sCoIdnctor-Hi liam Foiennn. N 49, ,s
At Woods Run, in the third election districts. 81
onfrs.-James Kelly, Hanson W. Chapline,
Alexander A. Allison. Isaac Kelly ktjah Fogue. -
-Condtctor-Wi lillian Jordan
AT tkinson's School House. said third election dis
trict: -! + s5s4I5 q d n, ~ 4 p - ~
CONFECTIONERY Mecollsch, william Atkinson,
Henry Crawford. John Wilson, Thomas McCord. 80
5Condnctor-Henry Conant. ~ .si.l.5s. - (. \, "A
AT Trtadelphia, in the fourth election district.
James Vance, David Armstrong, Rob.
ert Rerrel Noah H. Garrison Thomas Henierson ~ -
CondnctoT-James McAurry. - ~ .t1s5f7 lt7
at the first ward hose house. in the city OF Wheeling ia
the nth election. district: IL y l4ts e
Comm Irwin, George Gotta Lewis
Bayha, Thomas Campbell, William George. = -
CondAeior-E Frederick A. Brentnger. "a j I =,
Az The Court House of oho county in the election
contIaissioners-R Hamilton, John Hunter VIII
liam Hall, John Knote, Robert Crange. -
Characterization S. sWickham. VI -.g ~ ~
the fourth ward hose house. the seventh election
Hasden Elijah @. Jeers,
William Stoneman, l.. ID. Walt, @. ID. Hubbard.
Neutrality-suspicious. r. McColock. ~ : q = -
trict;
Coumissioners-F. w. Bassett, @ s. Lambdin George
Hardman, andrew Wilson. John Eof. -
zCgHdlefeT-Daniel Darrah.s a ~ 81 g .=
AT The school house in Richeton in said eighth cleo.
ConzaissioMe,sG samuel OFT, Hsndlan, Lloyd
G. Hughes, William Kr yter, John Montgome q
sCoitda:toF-G george T. Wiekhanl ,s1ssss x 4
sapf2-4td9 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

D.My brethren, said swim, in a sermon. .tbere.
are three sorts Of pride; of birth of riches and Of
fer, none ofyou being liable totiat sboninabie
glee. . lei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.. 4 !,

To the Editors of the InelligeneerYou are respect.
fully requested announce. in your paper that D. M
EDGlNGToN will be candidate for the Senate OF vir.
gnia, at the election to be held the 18th Thursday in
May, and that he will be supported blythe voters the
district without respect to party.
Many citizens of Iplteeli,ig and Ohio County,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

G1-Amos Wade, of North Carolina, has recover!
ed $4,000 damage in New York, from the Fulton
Ferry Company, for personal injuries, by being
struck on the head by bolt during collision
between two ferry boats. s sksE5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23


Baltimore, May 2o-P. NJ.
We learn. with much qualification, that the long
talked of and highly important project, of estab-
fishing line of steamers between Baltimore and
Liverpool, is assuming tangible shape. Several
of our most enterprsing and wealthy citizens have
taken hold of the enterprise. charter for the
Company is now before the Legislature. and will
be granted in few days. 1t is contemplated to
bald one first class steamer and TO add others to
the line as soon as possible.
This is one of the chief subjects considered by
the recent Commercial Convention, and strongly
urged by all present, as a most important feature
connected with Southern and western trade and
commerce. Its value to our city will be incalcu-
liable and all will rejoice to hear here are unerring
hopes of ultimate success. The Increasing trade
and business of Baltimore absolutely requires steam
connection with the Old World. hope to be able
in few days to give you further accounts of this
enterprise.
I.passed to-day at the Relay House, nine miles
out on tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and was
really surprised at the amount of business done on
that work. 1 counted less than ten freight
trains, all fully ladened, pass from 10 A. NJ, to
P. NJ, some trains had fifty aLl none less
than twenty. These were exclusive of five
or SIX passenger ualnS all lul. Inc lncIeaSe OF
business is really beyond all expectation. w.
~
wAsmNoroN IrEMs.-A correspondent of the N.
York Express writes as follows:
Mr.. Nelson, of Baltimore, son of Hon. John
Nelson, late Attorney General of the United States
is candidate for the Consulate at Turks Island.
He is lawyer by profession.
Mr.. Corcoran will erect from six to eight elegant
houses at the west end this season. Mr.. Alexan-
der Ray has procured from Mr.. Walter. the archi-
tect, the plan of an elegant house to be erected
for his residence, tie south east of Pres
ident Square-the most desirable unoccupied lot
in the city. For this lot dr. Ray paid $4,000
few years since. Hehas recently refused S2f1 1000
for the same property.
A despatch in the New York Tribune says:
Eli Moore accepts the Indian Agency. The
Cabinet meeting to-day was upon the Presidents
revision of their Diplomatic appointments and rec
concentrations. The subject is not yet disposed
of The President IS now in doubt about send
ing "a commission to Parks, appointed Postmaster
williamsburg, having learned that he voted for
Taylor for President. He also overrules the pro-
test of the monopoly against sending James Wall
to the Hague. Thomson, Stockton and Wright
are bitter against Wall. Commissioner Mason
at the Patent Office to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

DThe Democrats ofthe "a district, have nom a
mated VIM. o., Good, Esq, for ioOngress. DR..
Yeret is an Independent in the 9Th district. in
opposition to Gen. Bocock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

EDITORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS announce the name OF
DR.. JOHN G. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio county, suitable
represent in the next House OF Delegates OF
Virginia. His experience and known ability require no
cord to the wishes Of apo OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

NJ Hon. Ely Moore, of New Jersey, formerly of
New YORK. it's said has been appointed Indian
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
From Baltimore.
Baltimore. May 2o-P. M.

coanEsroNDENcE OF rnE wnEELINe INrELLloENcER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23

MR. gprros.-pease announce Dr. JOHN ENGLIsH,
candidate next House OF delegates from Ohio
County, and oblige mas SHORT CREEK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-23
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Hamnfiald RAILROAD.

wheeling tntlthe esa day May, for all the heavy
to be let On tho Hempfeld Railroad
ready 20 nut Immediately work BIO accomn
23d. a. 81 :. '7saaf's -
The heayywork on the next division, extending from
to the Mononeshea river, 25 miles, Can
mbly that on the entire lineirom washington totireena
5urg will be ready examination by contractors after
tho meetng Of the Board, the Goth and will then
be put immediately under contract this division 10
a tunnel 1900 feet long
The Misrepresentation and forms Oproposalare
ready for examination, Mt the Engineers office in Wheel
ing where al edlni torma ton DO supplied
ByOrdcr OF the Hoard,
u ROBERT T. CONRAD, President.
T CHARLES FsLLET, JR, CHIEF Engineer. mai6
COURIER ZahesyiIe; HeYala Seubenyille; and lneii
genccr Marietta will publish three weeks each, and