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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
ITO LET-Tvo elegant Basement Rooms, IN the

ITO LET-Two elegant Basement Rooms, in the
sOs No sP,eees n'y opposite The rnssas o&es Tney
= s nd s de. sor - i.s sS Nv sr r2a
~ .b asd YOU'D = eve :. 'ee A--s o,rOns tins city
Inquire E0W S A do iai i W. spruo...sY.
ITO LET-A frst-class Family Grocery AT Fort
WahnSto1 with d~elins sad arr st.esea Al eKosiest
se5. Also "a so ws.ls.tss srEo.ior D~sss With
KNOX 30 Gus s ~s 'sS on TO sP NJ sd issA
,J,O LET AMI FURNITURE for SALE-A part or
i TIE whole Of ls Fguitsr complete st ole ow eoaiasei n
the upper par Of . No a Fyht urpr part snd foa base
m aoukeePias will ind Us excellent Opportunity
Inquire above
ITO LET-Desk room in Lawyers Office. good
location AID viii e let cheap ArTH 70 n NissEr No Is
Ctshsm ct.
ITO LET-A small plain House, with one more
u.es.s ruSsTsof AK DAYTos, ,dsa w.sO,s,
e6,sfs see AID srOsdSsv b,twesn u als 8 2. v.
ITO LET.-The House and Store on the south east
corner Of sdav aud .shs,. APPp 20 dACFARLAN hER-
ITO LET or LEASE-The 6rst-class new irePrOof
l. Store. ore Alacree es dePsA No 55 Vests Apply 70
no LET in BROADWAl-The fine light Base
eudr Ne ~ Brray opposite the fsrs sd oee Of re
Ss~.I,rl Gs. R,sS Alto; oemgsay-
ITO LEr-Half OF the House No y Morton ST., 10
l. snail seuteel family Inquire N the premises
RIO LEr-FOr Manufacturing purposes. together with
steam rover-tse lare ROOM. t,oS well Ash'r oee IN tho
ore ia tre ieTy Of eaeis COT nus. and Stha'
lncai or tne pre- -
TO LET or LEASE-Thre large. convenient aud
lsnisone brown snd Pa ieph arck STATED "a
lie lrshy aid stLel r III WNd OF Brok I'D
i tive uiaui-s Pcksp rhsse lifted
70 expressly residences convenience,
,gch caf1eS coCAns hetws sppantaS cod
d h,t ser reservoir. hxures marble
H. ~ ors sfs three deep siding doom, al
cent the The ts kaniei beet
tptb. Do,
Rr~ Ct tho above houses wi B. sold at ahasSn Apply
~ N'LT GOPSJCH NO a. Sogth 1tst, fecAsip Ferry,
a. .isustUfal
TO RENr-The Office N. ~ Sprucest near the
rar he rs
quirtd. Appy 20 EDN \ 0ODFhEl, Nc. 8 >Prucest
TO RENr-ThOse fine large airy, capacous aud we'll
hhf,d Ro fcor Of he baiu Of the HanOvs
BsnS Pcs.cs~,r gwen 1sdsy Apply the Hanover Bank
Or a. the oce be Ohio Life Insurance ND rrus Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
PLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY aud PRINTING

- fORik / BELL constantly hand weli-selrct-s
o. o. . boo.s medium . cap made Of suPeIan- pap~
wiit'l. Ri half bound ruled
~ s.1rf va books Journals asa BOots ke- taTycrs Reg
sop tn .-e e ~ AID haf bound made oT ths
- u @ tsrSn' fiaLk RO0ks ruled )urd aud buDdt
- 1oE eeuli Paiier- His Asscrtneui Of s;s1ooory
~ce " h-et efr- r. Which the Of merchants sDd oth-
are uN % thssias StAnds and Pelh0d-rs various
ts arr las a. -fut s-toree Letter and Cor
ut-eif Noe m I'd sd re
ton paid % prunns Eli " eds cN. a Chocks &c Cheek.
ataoErspled fUu s'tan f-d DrlGsd oor GEORGE
ssass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

ent Of 80 ee9i OF purchase 'ey on ne balance o. he
l5 flce occupy lea s an b. uiu location,
u o. The Fst RIVER and m the inmenf city IT
n the wealthy sd respectable
ichr,fer County. Aho hIs hsnu- hn quarter
20 Ncr 81 rch Hf0f a.rry built hrJBfn his
riopty aO ihe NeRochee aud Sec0risv Re- rd oh IA
,tn chartered seEr,ctrd Ill lns through ms y.
ltue- m l1's selling Udy Dii Of
rofefs ti CTS Hal ris Title naps
I'D oii apoy WINION, No fyron,p9 mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

The Story oftle As o. Ioni 81 NO ~ A UeTt snh
Prof snnsus Tom EulOpe. 3yus, vita illustrations
Meuiai Horaio Greenouh THE scaptor) By H. Tucker
Tie Psdes nan IN France aud Svitzerlnd By Geo Bae
By he author OF Historical sNeches u the Scly
NAnlns
le Ntde WIDE ", rld | ustrated e1itiln
AGd4ons g ou.rlei Works. Co.4p@te eel edition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

INHE t'Rs MI N.--Th.s 'arge WeeAiy Register and
emil, ...sref Ia NevfeEk has been advertised
. Ftrf { e titd Ststs
s.rvrgh ard snt We desire y as eia,-
Fe.ti CD o. ~ slre ca o n s@n-
"a u OF Lttes Living Axe ~ = cy
the yeru d-14Tt c0mneedt Pc "Oaii d
Nfs q. shinry IA. i0huent a. ana product
r7g s week Mr. i'scn vii ho AZ our ohc-, No - Unity
'uLolus~ AZ lie wee' address Is AZ Boston ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

TX
"a Re stcurd daily II M sons No % Broadway. sul
MN ktsa No 45 Walt q ,. of adtnsun hsd
|, p svtLiug Of he Performance o. fhc i4r4eL
en- ifh W uerOu,y expressed ssirs kOBERr LIZ Ola
4 "a ELlSlR UAMORE y b. leatsd DUNG me s,n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

DR NfCFCL' EsOrERIC ASrHRoPoLOGY
ts-,tr.fsfka, Wrk IumAn Physiology writ.en
~ ~ H. Cen "a. As,u;s srklNGERS OWNsEND, Ne p
B-ncl.os Pace y I'd ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

Il NEW.YORK and UNIONVlLLE Lots SOLD on Easy
'FHyS It PAYMENT MONff LOANED for BuILDfsB-
BUTLER MlLLtWS tssf New-i'rk Lots 1l ga easy
tens o. "a msnt Lots b. for Ia snA taly in-
stain ORGY borT0. ed for dng may b@ pa
Al oiu for bu purposes for
W. Lye dessrs sd specifications AL plons Of b. dnEs,
which be- Etsi New IOrk rapt,
Tie Island aiJ-d I'd
o. ecurcc Yprs With s the an
FeIfss H. ,ho d. vision krgoii zh
4 Eat NrWY0rk, must becomes PR
Wshhg pfopHy Sti fI'Dshs1 free
tcls BY Railroad aDy day tbs week ~ latioa % c Il.
\ 4 ~ 49, 49, ~ L l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

EANT MORkISANTA LOTS Time extended lor

- fKe O.. m from town by railroad and mnates
go a. "a, cett Abundance Of Gu -hnbbsry. 11vsn
I'D wlt,r 'fpy to GEORGE HERBERT No. Walls, q
.Ory bach NOM
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wv lANNEE MILDLY; Or, rHE Two FRIGArEs
fo, Sc u K .0 G, d, ne lns,I,ied Pnse p &c
DARN tDN RDA,Es cuJRTSHiP ~ he Aatho of Frank
Ell tNrr .rLf. D. frCe ceufs
.LE SOLDIER, ME; Dr. SCENES CANrgES AND on TIE
= ma .t.tc. ~ g ~. Il Z yro'ds.
(..t' e One ~ ~ 81, u u.'' fcd, price %
lD'.f BROTHER No. IS Aun.st Neu.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

3 W. Il h-t, very rear dhaY no" u perfect fd-r and
18th Oh he nodsfn Nuse ~ By "
Pce sl.1tc s4W $500 loud aui aynEtse
10, FsIuf. fer sale. The Hs be
Arpy No. 02 .asssu No g. 70 }. NJ EHERsON
% AM RI DDi, % ~ y sl4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
Uants.

: Cook, and TO wash and iron. r to do IT, nol-c
- Frk 4 private y BY one sna sooi .-amf--'' ..
Ctauts IT, sd tie 0fhe~. l1 81 laes-
YER eHreieuceo md have excellent city reerssce Cal &
6,h-sv the Bookstore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

L'OR SALE, or TO LET - fACHANGE for M
I PROVED CRY PROlkkTY.-A NtrDufa ,liIlfrr u
-ramf fon b ho's- f'yt 80 go IT. vth ii-la
- Of ati tie s9d
lila dou; shfed r-s rs-er srrk-
Tor psfcl inquire Of 10 v. I'D sl4r g. coln-
efHOAlR MCRCAN P eet \. 4 ~ e "a ha ns.
L'OR sALE.-The u"expired term Of IS year. Lease,
OF Lris, h~r. vito tie bIii 5h-
l0t-ss s.b 4 years mound stl
pr vii d s05 each Ap ,f JOHN Lyons Zee
No 9Cfaab.rrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
Real Csiatc tor Sale.

4 FARM for SALE, situated near the village OF
n Nevo for miles ~ VIII asbursa Ferry coutsnng
with vAre, OF fruit ;ec vines &c On the pre- n
re house, &c, exec ont veil
he Iwoth'ds OF the nlclase MONEY stn remain
on or luhrr TIE nY will sold With t. and
p,sessn nlcd For ari appy the nlscs
10 D. OAhLfl GRO } - MAthsE T., No - Merohan.s ga
change, corner OF HsIogerd
/ TRlVA1 l. SALE-Ou desirable Building Lot
~ four th situated the north
SIDE IS Il keeav. CITY Of
In forming . GAes-ay the
around bssuufs ua.-d ete improve and no
VIII tie mne1iafey desired
For prc, and 'uf h,r ..r.culars apply 70 - -
A J. BlTfCKFR, Auct oneer, No Br0ad.t, v. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26

COUNTRY BOARD-Near the village OF White
y Plans pleasant retired sIEiole nfas,lon
s.hy Yer fgsihsr egraros address - '" Ai's rHs rs-t
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amnsgmsIllS.
NORMA

WEDNESDAY, July a. BY special .eqies will be repea
aTtao Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
LAIN ior SALE On Staten Island

u eood iorgr Prey en'srce on tie NAN root with
fefont Bay The YeWs0f he Bay ukh ID Jp1o-
70 g. 1t an.a 1.-A Three a,d
s.y fssrl Riiifo ~ Br his
Hare ~ittB Of The A'fly. NO % FhD-' scpod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
Summer Retreats

DOARD WANTED IN The COCNIRY.-A Lady of
ID r.peetlty board pngiie family pre- e'rsf say st
ne "a T.. CO. Ot rather f1ih eegilce
Tt beet Of M Bee yea anf Re ud Ailies
ihise d-ys GARFIELD care OF BLING Tucker 70 80
BrosCt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-26
fVRAN LLLFks' INTELLIG CE.-Just pub

.hr,. e., o.s At, en-. ,' atcaly Tlavecrs Guides
Tie d. correctness OF the navs an
To- under Them
g Ae t"csc ejmpsnOls one visiting ec5
asa Stranger II. Y. Courier
SOS. q I'd sud bO0.s' y. Y C.urer
oIr- u''ou -iV 1a,i ly up itineraries
}- dbl y AfPLF-a . . Co No goo Br,,s,ylav' l. '0e''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

wrr,p the pleasure of visit yesterday from
cro B. BnowS, Esq, of the NashUiHe Tru.
MI ITsig who came on the steamer David White
Gam Louisville, highly pleased with his trip. The
Wbie is among the best papers on our exchange
H., f., which reason We trust that Mr.. Browns
x,s;. TO our city may be to him source of present
,nd future pleasure. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

,o..-M1. ]. Fickelson Is the agent IN
-. rnS~ n v;r,iua for Knabe, Cache & Co.'s poF-
es,e' ',.;,,orc Pionoes. He sold splendid one
u'af Dr. 10 citizen of This vicinity for 1925.
Ss."I =, short time have variety OF these ap-
de WIZ ,".,rnments varying in prices to suit all
p rso desire one of these modern essentials OF
wiz nT furnished house. Mr.. Fickieson, at his
wen S,oTe on Main street, has also every descrip-
N'u'' ~ musical instruments, and the latest must
cal compositions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

~ BOSTON, April Is.
An extensive conflagration occurred this morn
ing. The fire commenced in blacksmith shop on
Endicott street, opposite the Catholic church, and
extended right and left, destroying block of brick
dwellings and a gtocery on Bond street Place, and
also several buildings OH the north side of Margin
street, including stores, bakery, dwellings and
stables, and a block of wooden dwellings. The
cinders set fire to the roof of Chrisrs Church, Sa
lam street, which was considerably damaged. BY
less. .. -n-a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
GoME DEP ARI'MENT.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL %. 1858.
c,vrr CoIN.-Mr. l.. E. FoRsYrH,

~ New SILVER CorN.-Mr. L. E. FoRsYTH,
,.,l,r and efficient agent n this city oil
inc rO i, Co.'S Express, has shown us specimen
Au4"'s ,a, o5 cent pieces, brought yesterday by
o u, 'D E1pIess Line, just from the Philadelphia
,ns , coined in accordance with the recent act Of
M'n'' nroyiding 70. greater ammount of alloy
JIG. Of the U. S. silver coin heretofore issued.
Ina" o.. considerably lighter than the old quarters
luz! .thsr psa.er. differing from them in having a
anu ,nund .he eagle and spear on each side of
a''" We trust that we may have plenty OF
hen in circulation for the wants of trade loudly
,.II for them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

ac,5pESr.-A timer, whose name we did not
learn engaged in repairing the spouts on Mr.. R.T.
Wood's house on Centre street, fell from a ladde'
Yesterday and had his head severely hurt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

u.,os BoLE, who sells as good and as cheap
boos and shoes any one in the city. has receiv-
A bis usual large Spring stock, and is prepared
10 accommodate his customers "with neatness and
IiSo,,cA." See advertisement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
Thomas H Gibson

No. 5 Union st, opposite c. H. Bc,7V,s RIM s,o~.
EuS leave to inform his friends and the public in gen
ela mat he continues to carry OH the pIumbng and
- hts IN all its various branches and III
cts share OF publ C patronage. e-''Uny sui
ne mas constantly on hand, lead iron Mines co,o
mon and patent hydrants, cistern pumps BATH bo;fer
wa closets wash basins, cold fountains for no.
YES, wafer coolers for private families NOT and cola
shower baths bath tubs lead einque boxes LEAD
matters kettles, retorts bleaching and ali other
dispatch sS' eUS htIeo up with
candle burners, etc, S' "etiNi HshtSI
Alorders left at the above place will be th,nksI
ceIved and promptly att ended TO. -uiS re-
prompt attention. VIII meet e win
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

S. AVERY is still making Improvements in the
Hat and Cap line. Call in at his enlarged estab-
lishment on Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. u
WASHINGTON, April %.
John A. Dix has been appointed Minister to
France, and Richard R. Meade, Ministerto Chill.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
FOUNTAIN Horny y; :: eiAA.'
Solid Daguerreotypes.

inns latest discovery is the wonder 6f The 40. IT,
i rcae assumes all the roundncss and sofditS
living being Nature is perfectly mocEeJ sv n. @ tie
se al Hsir s Taken at over Camp
more; also IN his Washington Gallery and will soon IL
nt9aneed IN all Of his galleries, which NAV be found I
all The principal cities in the Union N~' - tONAN al
~ DIT has the honor announce that e ,s
IecelSeu etter from the President OF The Tnitsd
STATES informing him OF the OF Medal CTsriFrs
ana copy ofthe Jures the Worlds Fair oe
mar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
~ New Boots and Shoes

rs now Won oS. SioLe, l61 Main Street, IYheeling,
i Shoes The first lot OF GeueInen's fasSion,bie
and Shoes FORK STYLE and sum er kt,Ck OF Boots
ShOe rade I embraces every style ard quality in the
boys and hdies misses and children's year Gents
ely woi TSh: boots and shoes To designate The Sar
THIS stoe SS :. lengthy for an advertisement. :
both Sr, style and best stock and nsbip NJ
ksrs and III warranted and guaranteed both by the ma
spss 0flaaies travelling boots %M s sess 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
Mammoth Hat S+o.a

g AVERY h aaS y Am srREEr, WHEELING. VA.
~. the demans charged his store in order to suit
Of Hats and largest sloeSs
which & every variety aud style now H. r .as Sy
and retail '0a at the lowest possible price, wioes.Ie
ene tLs wanting want Hats Caps win please call and
Pleased TO sbo lot themselves, as We shall slTa N =.
At our our foods, and nse our best endes Sr
~-e..0mets, ap2i g s AYERYS "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
By the National Line.
rELEGKApurD FOR rHEDAlLY 1SrElLeENcER
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
NEW YonK. April %.

NEW YoRK, April %.
The Canada arrived at Halifax at O'Clock this
morning bringing dates to the 10th.
1t is rumored at Paris that the projected plans OF
the Atlantic steam ship enterprise have been
abandoned. The Glasgow Steamship Company
have contracted for a consort 10 run to New York,
with the Iron steamer Glasgow. III .,-p 7
commercial house at Bremen is about to put
two steamers, recently purchased from the German
| fleet, on the route to New York.
In the House of Commons, 18th, Sir II. De Lacy
asked the Government whether in the negotiations
with the United States on Central America if the
rights and interest of British subjects of Honduras
and those of Briton's ancient ally the King OF
Mosquito, had been regarded. u.
Mr.. Russell replied that the negotiations had not
been terminated. therefore any statement would
| be premature. -"'t aH-.et.. ~
The London police searched Kossuth's house in
London on the morning of the l4th. Large stores
OF arms ami ammunition were found.
1t is stated that recent arrests have taken place
in Prussia in consequence of information furnish
ed by the London Police, who placed spies around
the refugees. --.a..-..t-.f -1.
THE MARKETS.
Sales of Cotton for the week 10000 bales, OF
which 10, 900 was to Spectators, and $4,000 for
export. Advices by the Baltic caused an advance
fair SIS, Middling 1916. Upland fair 81, Mid
ding 3S. Imports for the week AZ, 600, stock
on hand $4,000.
| The flou: market has recovered from its depres-
Slon' ana an ADVANCE taken place oil from to Us.
| Western canal 22s Cd. Ohio 23s Cd. White
wheat 6s l0d to Is. Red 6s to 6s 10d. Demand
good and prices sitter. Corn has advanced Cd.
White 80, mixed 81.
In provisions the imports are heavy and the mar
ket is partly overstocked. Bacon active at de-
feline OILS. Gardner quotes new Leef at 92s. Cd
j to Ito. Lard 81. There is speculative demand
and holders are asking SO, which is not conceded
by purchasers. Western pork sos. 6t., Eastern s4s
I'd. Eastern Bacon 3d. with an upward tendency.
The tea market is unsettled. Sugar and Coffee
dali, and small business doing.
The London money market is easier at previous
rates. Transactions small in United States and
State stocks. United States SIS. 1862, 92a9S, do.
1865, 1oial05, do. 1868, 110a111. Pennsylvania
6s. SSaSS3' Consols for money l044.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

Cordage.
IN COILS Manila rope, sizes at Pittsburgh prices,
w 20 do tarred hemp do do
10 do mtarred do do a..r
30 reels Packing Yarn;
do Italian hemp Packing Yarn;
so doz>n Bed cords and Plough line.
GOO lbs Broom Irvine;
1000 lbs supr cotton Seine TwiEe;
t0lbs Gilling;
10 reels hemp Bed cord;
20 bales Oakum;
10 brls Pitch and Rosin; .s..a-.
general assortment, comprising Blocks, Hooks
hmbes Anchors Caulng nallets and chises, Lard OIL
Mops, Caulkng cotton and tow, etc.
CHAS. II. BERRY,
4-tf Corner Union aud Water Sta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PirrspuRcm, April %.
River 10 feet and falling. Weather clear and
warm. ns
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NIty PaPtIs COPY
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS,
- City OF w heeling, April &c, 1853.
RoPoSALs will be received by the undersigned until
the luth day Of May next, for opening sidewalk
line oiot No in squa!e No 9; the said work is in
cIude the removal or cutting down OF frame Offices at
present fronting said street, removing and rebuild
ing the Htoe wall in front OF the mansion house OF Mrs
side walk. r..ra fe O
For particulars enquire OF the undersigned
ap<E @ J. AMJCK, Street Com'r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the name
and hrm OF Pollock Donon, dissolved on the list
nst Mr James Maxwell having purchased interest
OF Ephram Pollock The business of the house will be
Settled and continued by tho new firm, Messrs. Donon
MAXWELL for whom the retiring partner socits the con-
the old firm. EPHRAIM POITOCE
apr IOHN nONION
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL, EsTATiE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Y virtue ola deed trust executed to me by
ID Y. Armstrong on the 18th day Of September, 1851,
and recorded in the clerks Office county court
Ohio county in deed book No. &c. at pages 1885 1877
viii offer for sale at the front door OF
Ohio county on Wednesday, the 18th day May, 1853
trust; TO wits p, 49,. = ~ : . ~
All that piece parcel of ground situate in Ohio coun.
~, adjoining the city OF Wheeling and bounded follows,
to wit: alta stake the North side Quincy
street. continued and about hundred eastward
from the South East corner of William Tallan being the
william W. Shriyer and coIyeyed by AndrewP Woods
line OF the land conveyed, right angles with
Quincy street. and Northwarly to the line OF andrew
Woods thence with his line westwardy, sixty feet;
thence souhwardy and parallel with the first line thereof
to said Quincy street continued; thence with the same,
viii be as follows 10 wits one fourth Of the purchase
money in hand and the residue in two equal
at six and twelve Months, with interest DAY lei
the purchaser giving bonds and approved security
il paid. 49, & = NJ. C. COOP, 81
ap14-td Trustee
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RIVER NEWS.
REP oRTEp FoRsTHE INTELLIeENcER.
Arrival. mud DepaEtnrea OF steam Roai.,


Forthe last24 Hours, ending last night at So clock
ARRIVALS,
David w hite. -. NJ Lane. 80. Louisville
Diurnal. ........r .Calhoun.... Pittsburgh
Messenger ...... ;. Klinefelter. {. Cincinnati
Crystal Palace- .Koontz. .... Pittsburgh
Courier. ......... Roberts. 80. Parkersburgh
Dan Convers. .McYey... 5000. GAINESVILLE
Stephen Bayard. Booth ......-..... .Suntish
Vlroqua. o. Neil. .Steubenville
g's5' DEPARTURES. -.esss4
Diurnal.. Calhoun. Pittsburgh
Thos Swami. NJ Lure ........ Louisville
Messenger. .Klinefelter.. Pittsburgh
Dan Convers. Money. Pittsburgh
Courier Roberts. 49,. Parkersburgh
Crystal Palace. .Koontz. Cincinnati
Stephen Bayard.. Booth. ........... .Sunfish
Viroqua. ........ .O' Mel. Steubenyille
BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
STEuDENvILLE. .Viroqua. .......-.2 PM.
SuNPIsu. Stephen Bayard. IA p. NJ.
PIrrsBURG. 500. .Diurnal ...........7 A. NJ.
PARKERsBuRGu. Venture. 10 A. NJ.
LOUISVILLE. david While. 10 P. NJ.
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NOTlCE TO SHIP

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. -
HE Union Line Packets leaving regularly on the arri
val the cars all bills ofIading be on board be-
lore O'Clock. p. NJ The Line will not be responsibIe
for the delivery of goos, will mot pay or collect
Charges on goods for which bills OF laing are moi on
bOaId the boats before their departure. mRr3f-tT"
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REMOVAL,

M ckELvEF q Co., have removed their grocery from,
1 the old shlnty, to No. 30 Market sullafe sd
and next door 10 Mr. Ha l's Auction Room.
Mckelvcy a Co., offer for sale reasonable terms
well selected stock groceries Prime Rio coffee; extra
me gunp Imperial Young Hyson and black teas;
N o. sugar; refined and loaf sugar; guden syrup; n O.
oasses; Rce choice brands IS chewing Tobacco:
w c ling twist tobacco, etc etc.
Family Flour superior quality. apr1-tf
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DONLON & MAXWELL
lsuccEssoRs TO POLLOCK 6. DoSLoN /
wholesale Grocers and Liquor
Merchants,
No. Monroe Street, Wheeling, Va,
lUU $50 bbls. N. o. Moasses;
100 bags Rio coffee;
% tierces rice;
g hafehests Y. H. G P. Imp. and black teas,
70 boxes is, los. and plug tobacco,
20 kegs Virginia twist;
10 bags pepper;
90 boxes ground pepperi
bags pimento;
! hbl. nutmegsi
case Caraca indigoi
eask Levy. Garrett & Sons Scotch snutr;
90 bbls No. large mackeral;
20 . med.
2j small
80 half bbIs. 20. 3 .-... ...-...a.
10 10 quarters Il
drums cod fish, b. rr 10.
apr DoNtoN &. MAXWELL
~ 0''0" shoulders Eh i0s ss!s y
. HALF PIPES old Belle Fluer Brandy;
P PSsa' c DgGTy e Co. CO.. brandy
J.J. Dupuy
eask pure Old Port Wines 1t-
Madeira
q Sherry Pale
bbls. blackberry brandy,
ginger =
% old Monongahela whisky; s....
100 Tectifed .- La
25 doz. Muer q Sons Scotch ale;
~ Abbott q Sons brown stouti
10 baskets Heidsick champagne wines
12 cases earet
10 Rhenish
Received and for sale by .r-.-..
ap2T DoNLoN q MAXWELL
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10 n sss CASTLE Soap fss' ks1i x CALDWELL.