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IRISH ASST RAXcE ASD YASKvE MODEST, lynn.
,iT VI sn' Nsney VI r. D. !" ,r
Doors open At = aSd tse oysT,ee 70 60 d & 8
cent?. Pn7s.e Boxes 6 and s..
CASTLE GARDEN-ITALIAN OPERA-First ap-
- sIGNoRE sTEYFANovg aud AMELIA PATTI
OWED: EsDAY' July u Ca,5e SeI ''asd the OPefA q
Nth The following unequaled east s,-,,., s,.-,,.D,
i;, spa,srsoet her f:ar Mss,o Cd
oisr int ;pf esialce yesrsj ss,v
ri: a ;ppeaial:c tts esaise'eil
Oro,sso. sg Rosi Conductor Max Ma z'A
re- re, VIZ he Only i 1Sd Te as. w5hLIM
RIhG sisisaei. No Is ws where may secure aa
'Ia 'eSos may likewise be had a. Css.e Gar'en tho
evsrns q ne C{tG5SNnAys WEDNESDAYS sna FRIDAYS
Ios oper H. No posponeen on account
HefeS@on THURSDAY first PRoNENADE CONCERT By te
,rerdii O,eles';s.
CORBYN's ELEGANTLY PRINTED EDITION Of
4 ILLUSTRATED OPERA BOOKS in Ensi.h and Italian viii
IL @ at ne oee erected , t5 that p so s.o q. s
ss d CASTE 0d'n and at the Psesi N1e 135 S2S 1 s "
Be ,ofs srd get corbyn'. authorized edition.
ERANCONIs COLOSSAL HIPPODROME, MADl,
sOS-sQUARE On MONDAY afternoon and e ming Jny H. ana
ysry seaon nd eyeins M me Sees s.aI< g., ~, . 10 &
ar ssld Arie lay' vi pc PeTof1eii T WI , f F
co1re Greqne Double Tspaze Ira OF the Poi ~ Ia
i,hs BE Volatile Ooei Coqr,e d. Graud chao' iee
I5on-Bose, % oea Reserved sets g. PIT and Sea for
CooT,d Persons q cents Doos openot as?, 20 SVa III "
G. ~.
y,RANCONI sHIPPODRONE.-G Great success ofthe
3 CAR or FLOWERS MS AFTERNOON Ind EyENiNG,
JuIv Y rspfrssIato-s vail ool1nelc "l1 ne "a! -
lif fE n' pI {sfaIs OF TIE ENCHANTED ISLAND. "a
Inc sge Double Tapa5e Tal u the roft on Essr 20
n ~. Bsa re flfcho Equpcs scsle OF "a, cree IN Hpo-
To- Rid Flsht q Osfnches The Nosie GLOBES )-'ss
tl epan Ton Thumb months o. ss and ~ inches 10 h.
VII '' TaiCss or ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE.
~ cents
seseyysd seats {. season Tickets ..........s5)
Doors orCu u o'clock performances commence ats On alter
roons, doors open IT pcrornaaees commanding Al =
Jckcis e following Western Tot Atof
Gou.e Love 0y's nd rodw, rt's Music store
h7IBIOs GARDEN Tickets to all parts Of the
~ house 90 cents private boxes g. Doors open a. = 10 com
MsS TiiiILCSs Neh,s-Mouas,s wedn'iay. ami Friday'
RAVFIS' Niehf--Iue.dsy Tnusav aud saturday.
Wopderfu RANEL FAMILY in nulAer
THIS CTu0sy EVENING. July II the performance VIII com
with az Overture
After which tho Comic Chinese Ballet Of
SOLDIER FOR LOVE.
Loo R-d fccnc chrrcter Raye
ps p,v NV billie De Melisse and NJ Colet
NJ poiEs hy.............M Nine Marzetu and NJ Brilliant
! Intermiss0n Promenade.
The whole corolUd with CAST un rt cnej me Como faJ pan
/ entitled
RAOUL.
"Wednesday EnsIish OpsIo N,sht
WASHINGTON CIRCUS-Corner Of Gthag. and
w seust Mann, moore THoNPsog. ..... Propnetors
Colonel kLvaH MASN.............'.'.''' M-1ageL
0''i' EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
STAR COMPANY
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6nmmeI GetrgaIs.

BOARD in the COUNTRY.-TSO small Ilnii-ie', or
ID several gentleman h-lr ecc7 . t-e -
weeks. the ene - hft = a. rn
NAN Hugt squ7l.e, Dutche- Co. y ne - 80
ME ffoa h-a''a ger aaf
New fan ursh Ceptt Fer reference aar-'' T. r ACk
EkMAS, HushsoEVlle, y. l.
DOaRD WANTED in the COUNTRY-Withn an
ID beur I'd hf o. The city for family Of aud far
es farm house rTslsrsd Address wltacG- delay j. g Lax
or Chafhsnr-srulrs p y.
(,APF MAY sEA-BATHING-CONG HALL
NV oren Tie location this ho-ss on nh "a besufa
,rCnS m age IN renders desrlble Of nv
On TIE . .snc.
Gss ntrcdaesd and other improvements made
"a: season
trorA ss st0ioe received W B. MILLER Pr09net5.
COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted, at a private Farm
- Hous, within hours nde OF the city, -ltean
ard Lfdy two children AID van where plenty q milk could be
hsd As horse keTt ard sLee bathing
the preu address Box ? e5s, SewYok P. OF
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For a Gentleman,
~ Lady Children and Servant hours r4e fg his
cary. Address LIVINGSTON, Box "a. 2,5s9 P0sto&se.
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L. AL MEho ilOl LII NhH ~to anu 80 W aNhlA-e'nF
L IT, "A ou permanent lOaTo, be tccommoa led with
board lodging; boades .ihout odgnss a. per
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DOAKD.--knuins 10 lct Sai gitl"nt n'afd' 10 a
- hose VIII al t'e noi-TD improvements -
{. To- rsfsfe
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DOAbD- In a small GeLtoel Iamiiy. A Uentenian
~ rt4fi. e Or Two use le red
vrb b. FGrfis1 Ron edee a, 20 o<brons-
e.
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los. dn0 fcou0

EOl Ma smSlI amount OF 5ionev "a, owner
can have De aue ty ayns iad ownership
in.lac st y, - Fu.forsL
? O>T-On SATURDAY last. in O. in the Unity Of
= Vsl i,rlr Bra NFY TIE dulsr viii b. rewarded y
-vre ne san, viii JAS. HALE 20 ~ walt GO lr.er AID
FrQuucr trce.
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CoUTHERN HOTEL. No. 20 Leonard-.t neal

y Roadway NegYork-P f. DORSEY Proprietor Forty rst-
class Roe ms furnished style 70 et By tho Tag With
or without vii be treated nth who MT clnly To
posed The hou, las Teen fitted up heavy ipene nd fnrs
al new Every pad guests Call southern hote,
No. 20 Lecnhrd-t
PS-1hs ofers Inducements yolns sents1eu who
are ssskfr Z comfort aud the aDarturuts
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- ale Hotel o. B'oadWey and CUNT wth nc eten'Ye
adtors rsug hundred and
T.sdy he lccomuCd00 o. the public Boud - yer day. r
81 per week .odsnl 1nfe Room win belk :, per wees I,
house snail deserve ts IN
reputation first class hoiei l. DONADL
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new H. located SuQeroT opposite the American and
Wcdic Houses VII De opened for tho
81 bou b f Of Juue The Popstt hsns altered
travelling public the Ehee1 the Frankin add
Amercan Hotels this place. aud We krowu as John Of he
- / 4 Sf'RBuR0.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANrED.-rao famiies o

~ four persons two children 40 sAb add Two iesan an,
Board for the ll, her there
bone snd where hele good dsnlg within miles ,u no,
nom the city address. postpaid KEY -
No. y DsionL, stain, terms location, sc, ca. PSf-
a
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- accom- odacd With }osn for u CONT
BATH and ice house, I shady walks, IS,
is rciSc arr 20 niles DIS alt In the
stsie Conscucut Iuq'-s ct A. NH1s LsR Nc 70 fulton
nr.
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Chnntee for business atlcn.

4 RARE CHANCE 20 MAKE MONEY A chance
being rho escliy Ag-ncy 0f Towns
Colri.. tor ssie ard ,au ID article 20 viii meet
ssA wherever introduced tt1 sl-s
o 20 g p-r moth None need 'ppy~ % eae
o. God references % cnlrac add ~tl
b. REQUIRED Army No Br .ide Bans OF
rcadsvay and Iara-plsce. New-i OK CITY.
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~ con De accommodated with suite snge loOms win gi
partial hoard the eligible bjwu stone hui dug No 81 we' 81
within os bocs n Broadway Tho house contains al the mod.
i poyementsgs hot and cold shower baths and newly
Ished and III loi alton very desiiabc
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DRIVATE HOTEL 10 cents to : I 30 per day az
no ~ Palace, the Railroad deg
isf sndH th..ts, BroadN and 1t-ay Can.
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BOARDING IN BLEEC hEK-sf. second block ~ost
ID y Pes-.Dt ROOM with soof hoi'a "a nr'ye.,
GrF srcs c~nifaly 4 ,T -tf~r
Avn Tow m tt- rystsl Pascs D1nsr 50 occt Alf"s
4 fcYN " III lrefec
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OF Eoue siians srd Gyurasts.
Admission o all pafts Of the house p cents
DAkNTIMs Entertainments for the
Warn Weaihe-Dono..ls celebrated Dramatic Troupe 2 PIX.
FORMING MONKElS DOGS and COATS Also, WHITES
sIRFNADERS. ~ 4. l. w..
SeTensdrTf - , nj g.. D,,.,.~.
Mo KEYS Dogs md Costs -. 49,
rs uss Aduttsnce under 10 yeIs ~ GEMS
Frit Balcony ord Psfluet ~ cents extra
gyyOODs MINSTREL S-NO. 4A Broadway, abO-a
Nv Howara-st-OPEN EVERY EVENlNG.-H WOOD Man.
ags Proprietor entertainments offered by ms ceeD
germany Of Mucau and Ethiopian Delueaors cannot ne elaaeo
b. the United States See programmes o open
Concert O'clock Admission - ci Toe pu'Ne
e especu Informed the Afternoon Concerts are discontinued
DUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, No. 53J broadway,
I'D fnthoor Of Chinese BudnR OPEN hNEkn Si1ft' uyIae
c. leIaitd BUCKLEYS NEW ORLEANS SERENAOEto 4he
NATRIMONIAL BLESSINGS,
EVERY EVENING week, with Bureslae Orera, and ongna
Negro Concert az O'clock Admission . cea's
DANNARDs MISSISSIPPI-The great Original
ID Painting that exhibited IN hs city II 1877 ana
aerdld unparalleled success Throughout Europe "Ael
was Two Millions OF persons aud nearly al the
crowned leads open the GEORAhA No 80 bf0ad"ay'
very eveun o'clock lui "Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
At O'Clock. Admission. % reserved safs 80 cents
Mr. BANvAsD Will explain the Psin.ing lersoaaly
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n Fress
JOSEPH WILMOT Prom IN, advsnc sheets To

JOSEPH NlLMOT-From the advsnc sheets. To
" Re pubiitse IN ole sol PIee - H. Long BROTHER
SCENERY OF THE WHITS MOUNTAINS with
~ sixteen Plates ron the 6-aWil.s Spr-us aid g.
tfstlst.;sa ~ Wl.sn Oakes List Il paiss I-rae Na4-e
Mounias on TIE Ozu:s Crave. tie Mount Weh 7-ton
HeEse Veur Srawtore The Moth Of the whts norma az
WITH the WHEY nore THE Lover Cssrads AZ the Notch >
The Gate q TIE Notch 6The Falls 4 the AuouO1slck
The GIap.;e rs Of the Fals e-The Frsnc0Ea Soeh
g-Ihe Irole horliiin. lo-Poils Rock ll-Iae R.sin.
-Ihe taHt lS-NsIey' Bnase. li-Noaa; Crtwf.rt tom
the Notch ano th- No'ch ffyU q Mo-lf Cas-
lord 5The White M0eniAiu from Iethiebeu Ws,h-
irsfon from Mour; Pezsni DAEra wbo q the
RAyiae.
This work WITCH Mr. oskes devoted Of labor snd on
winch be spared 10 e1pen sill b. found The uos- acclte
characteristics representations the scenery o. the White Ao1n
with theI outlines and their rocks add p4n;s
FoE sale BY CHAs $ FRANCIS CO Ss. >. Broad Wy
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GIANTS

A s general HorsrAAID, Chlmbeunld .oi Waitress
"A b. yo.r Ger.ns. Cir The bet q .sf.rc. Pleas
oil az ~. II B.Her.. ~ l-e ,ear
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or,ld by pr0r1etor B. MONNOf the ON day %
June t3 Branch II the Sew-fork Hotel The Ma
o.r Long Island sound aordng at me induce
esbahrg rnd romantic drives In The lnt
Plans be and secured the Nef ort Hotel
Newly orb Il s. me- aud rains by tho Newfors
Haven Railroad stop Fairfield several tunes each day.
WHITE MOtNTAINS.-SUMMIf HOUSE, MI.
w Wphngton y II, By l. " ROSEBROOK Co.
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MAZE GARDEN-Si;uated on 9th ay.' opposite the
WI entrance tho Csoton Eceyoi ana the ycuiy oil tie
The Garden occupies Of ground covered with lfse
srowh and trees sd SHRUBS 4oTled WIN
surrounded grassy opesefcvey combining me beauties Of
Nature la the a'a building ths IRE ~ are 80 ne
Befeshmout saloons comohous Planes and LADIES 4Oi'I
Th OF ars Of the Garden IS the MAZE OF LADY
RINTl The tie plan IT the ceepri;eo
Hamilton Court early part hing Niss
and the only tbs country la lneaee' Wi ne
The Polne;o oud so respectfully aom the st1sas New
YORK visiting the etc, during the Exhibition
Of the Industry Of Al Naion that they have completed As
ueus hith viii ulb.C them tie best
CREAM, ICES, AND OTHER REFRESHMENTS,
pAtrouefe Havps made with Nj BENJAMIN VI
BRlARE he eminent ooufcouer of the Capiol CITY biy-
.cl own corntIy) for OF the best srlis fom hs
,.hbuenL they assured that the prompt attendance
No SPiRlTiIQI's LIQI ORS OR lSTONCArING BEVERAGES
WILL BE SERVED. ...
To be oren ~ cry DAY snd eT ,e urt Gay Of july oh
70 Iho Ffh-av M.aisonsv Eoreh Stages pass three
Garden and The siNthav Cars are within two uu'
70 rutranee to the Garden FREE. MITCHELL c.
CKFAT ATTRACTION-Free Concerts st the Otto
~ Cotss Hoecssn by No -ehr.ted sand Of sixteen Per
NOON O'clock should prove uniavoAble
sert vii lake ulace Ire next far day.
VTNION COURSE, l. L--PACING.-Tue July
u July l. at 2. NJ. purse ard stake $50 vii Off, c
barn Nj join Daniels recrulseh 70 wa<o STAGES
VII ltsve Fulton Ferres Brook and + NJ Also stcsss
,le Sses Is ever JOIN / EDEcoR rsoprictO,
Union COURSE. l. I-TROTTING THURS
I DAY july a. at NJ. Purse OF slco Nile Heats, best
Wm. woodraa enters 2. r TNrosy. Of Phl.de .phia
II WoocruG ea'eTs III Flora Temple Cd New-iork.
Car WI leave south Ferry f-ookyn Tor the COar-e =. Pm
MI leave &c WlhlbuIsh ss ,or the Cae holy Fare each
v-yl!. cents JOHN sNEDEcOR- PIOlnetOr.
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ISAAC LAQUEDEM. BY Alexandra Dumas Price
5 IAis al Dumas works tie n4s;erpece perior
20 Monte CrstnT Three du4rcsnrn.r H.. &c.
Jus sued TIKI CELEBRATED MOON HOAX 1rrn-riy PEl-
hshc IN TIE Newlork Be- Adams Lecke. Pce ) cee
Aso u 100 Il REsH LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF 4
BROADWAY DANDY. PEce 3 eelts- llu.rrat-d
DUNNELL 4 PRICE.
No. III Fai;cn-s.. ~ Lltt.nz O5ssfga-Eg-
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C,AsrLE GARDEN-ITALIAN OPERA-Fir.t aP-
<r7OUpvl,s rTFGANTIY PRINTED EDITION Of

NULIsvRATFD OPERA BOOKS 10 Enssh and Italian with
,e i eve for ac Office erected tor that rposs a. me
gates Olrden and a. the pT1rca Mn a ZOO so I'D
Broadway. shEhDaN oOiNDA-' N-'''
BE sDr. srd get Corbyn's authorized edition.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
waahington News.

The stockholders of the Washington Stone Dress
ing Company have held, "a meeting. Their capital
is one hundred thousand dollars. The affair Of
the Company are reported lobe grossly nismanaged.
large part of the capital is last ,seyeral Of the
stockholders reside in New York. a committee
was appointed 10 further investigate and report
of which Truman Smith is chaifmun.
Hon. John Bell received ten democratic votes,
which secured his election to the United States
Senate from Tennessee. 4
The amount of Government Stocks redeemed
last week was thirteen hundred and foIty-on thou
sand dollars!
G. Edward Testers abolition sentimentsis cop
led by ''The Union" flom eThe Tribune" and
has startled the Adamautines
Cooley's indignity 10 Gov; Mertiweather of New
Mexico, has greatly incensed the Governor
friend. Secretary Guthrie. 'si
The President has recognized EnsebioJ. Gormez
as consul of Spain for the port of Key West in the
State of Florida. It's officially announced that
the President has appointed James W. Green Of
Virginia. to be consul Of the United States fol
Lima, in Peru. The Office was oferedto, but de-
clined by Judge J. Smith, of California, late Of
Fauquier county, Va.
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nrsIcK AND AFFLlcTEp.fn

THE most sale and certain rem,dy known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint whooping
cough Group tickling or rising In the throat de-
bty pains the side breast broken constitution
from tho abuse of and other is DOCTOR
swAYNR's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY; ard consumption has reached state and
sumed character Hitherto considered ineurabe, Yields
without struggle to his great Original Wild Cherry
partition Remember--the great Original Wild Cherry
prepuraop the only compound prepared by regular
physician is manufactured under the Immediate care oil
DR.. STRAYNB, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale 5y-Dk. JAMES EARERi KILLS f. CALD-
WELL, and PATTERsoNS Co. wheeling FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh BURDsALL & Co., cincinnatii
and by dealers generally. sePls
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A WANDlHtNo CmLD.-A young girl of about
ten years came to this city few days ago on the
some rather singular circumstances. Stopped at
one eff the largest hotels, and her fororn and I'M
happy appearance Immediately excited the sympa-
thy of those who saw her. They questioned her,
and found that she vas travelling aI5ne, that she
had come, unaccompanied and uncared for, save
by strangers 1om a far distant southern city, and
that she was destined to town far from this place.
She was poorly dressed, but had money. She ap-
peared to have been il-reated at her former home,
which she had deserted now, and desiEed to reach
her destination because she believed she had rela-
tves living there. her face was pale and sad, and
some great grief seemed to be troubIng her heart.
She was kindly assisted on her way bythose whose
sympathy her story had excited butthe little thing
scarcely knew where she was going. May she
reach her journeys end in safty.-CLeue. Plain-
dealer Oct 29.s -e ss, r., lf--,tt.
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ALLEGED RoBBERY OF s16,00o.-A robbery o.
S14, 955 has been reported to the police of the city
but the mystery which surrounds it is puzzlng
tie shrewdest among the body. Nh. Morgan Sac
kett, dry groods merchant of TeHe Haute, Indi-
ana, is the Ieputed victim. Mr.. sackett arrived
in this city with a lady acquaintance last Thurs
JAY, and took up lodging at tue Virginia Hotel.
He alleges that he brought with him the large
amount Of money mentioned, for the PurposehpI
buying wheat. It consisted in part. as he suys' OF
ten $500 on the Bank of Russelville. The re-
,nainder was in currency principally on Kentucky
banks. This money he states he kept in a carpet
bag which contained alsopart Of his wearing appa-
rel. On Saturday, taking the carpet bag with
him, he went to the Brokers Office OF Messrs Has
I'LL & Co., to purchase Eastern Exchange. There
he discovered that his bag had been ripped OPEN
the money taken out, and its place filled up again
with coarse brown paper. Search was made I'M
mediately Instituted, and the police advised OF the
matter, but the rest remains in darkness. Whe-
ther the money was lost on the boat or before Ia
king boat, or in this city, understand cannot be
stated posityely.-St. Louis tsligencer. Mop. 1!
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rha areadalnff. Market.

Byreference to the Foreign news by the steamer
franklin, published under our Telegraphic head
this morning, it will be seen that -four has advnn-
ced two shillings, sixpence, in the English market
and the indications are of still further rise. We
hardly know what advice to give the agricultural
portion of our readers who have not yet sold their
crops; yet, if we had wheat to sell, we would not
dispose of it at this time for we are fully conyin
ced that it will bring much higher figures before
the next harvest. We extract the following, on
this subject, from the Richmond Whig:'
PRICE OF WHEAT.-The news by the last steam
er reports fresh advance in breadstuffs. All the
signs abroad indicate still further RISE Sardinia
has reduced the duty on grain to one half cent
on the hectolire-Naples has forbidden the expor-
tation of chestnuts-and France has put foreign
with French vessels. All unmistakabe signs Of
tinued-which did great damage 10 the crops in the
leopard the next crop. The shipping Gazette Of
19th-the next best authority to the Mark Lane
Express-sayS, as the threshiug advances, it is
found that the yield is farless than expected
and 'enormOns fRpOrtatiSns toiH be needed to make
good The defeieney." a,lssr-t.sy
Ifthere be no war!to impair the means of the
European people 10 buy wheat, it will not be easy
to fix limits TO the price. Our markets are not up
10 the mark. Wheat in Richmond ought to be IN
the neighOoEhood of %, and at that piice, MesSrs
Haxall and Warwick will realize mint of money.
We hope they maymake million piece.
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County Court.

Quite large number of cases have been dis
posed of dunng the present term, especially onthe
appeal docket. The case OF the City of Wheeling
vs. Hugh Nichols, on prosecution under the ia
NOUS ID Section, was disposed of on motion 10
quash the proceedings on the waunnt before the
Alderman, on the ground that the warrant, being
for the apprehension of the defendant, must be is
sued at the application of some one under oath,
and not on complaint only. I'd, That the warrant
was TOO indefinite, being simply for the violation of
ID Section, without specifying the offence with
which the defendant was charged; the said section
specifying number of distinct offences; and on
The further ground that the warrant being SO indi-
finite, the party would be unable to plead con-
viction under this warrant in bar to subsequent
proceeding for the same offence. The Court sus-
tanned the exceptions, and gave judgment for the
defendant. A large number Of similar warrants
were disposed Of on the same principle. The re-
suit IS that the City of Wheeling is subjected to
large amount of costs, from the want of proper
warrant. and proper specifications therein. Would
it not be well for the City Council to provide for
such cases in future by having proper forms placed
in the hands Of their officers, and have them in
slucted in the essentials necessary TO be stated in
such warrants? A majority of these casesare friy-
Oous, and gotten up by private motives rather than
from desire for the public good, and 1t has been
suggested thai proper requisition, by ordinance,
requiring the prosecutor to be responsible for costs
ul:der certain cases, would do much TO prevent
frivolous prosecutions and save the city large
amount of needless expenditure.
The HempfelI Railroad had Commissioners APP
pointed 10 act in number of cases to assess land
damages. Several criminals were sent on 10 the
Circuit court for Trial and viii be sent TO the grand
jury during the next week.
The court is still in session to-day, hut will pro-
badly adjourn this afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
Notice to Phys,oians and Aldermen.

In consequence of the imperfect manner in which many
of the Physicians and Aldermen write their certificates,
regardless of frequent requests OF the Board of Health
that they would careful comply with the ordi
to that effect the Board hereby publish much of
the Ordnance as will recall TO recollection tho Phye
and others what is required OF them Some OF the
pretended certificates merely certify that certain person
has died neither age disass being mentioned, and
Others omit enc othsr. the Board will hereafter
enforce the Ordinance against ali who violate it. III
The gave dggers will be liable to the penalties Of
the Ordinance for intsrring with such imperfect certi
Gates, asfr none had been given: -fa = A-t-
BY order OF tile Board of Health: - -s