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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
BurnipRof Preach Corral.


slip from the office of Ihe Hary'rtIe Erp,cs gives
the following the destru ioD, by ire Of the
tOg q French Corral
We learn from Mr. j. G. LsDgton the energetic eIpr-ss
n 3D. who has Just srrived, that tbs bs'Cl vlsgs OF
French Corral almost entirely destroyed BY tire last
.venng Our correspondent furnishes us the folosing
particulars
FRENCH CORRAL Friday July 9, 1853 III oel'e', P VI.
Enron ENThF---l ha.e inst arrived 10 huo French
Coral - asies Near II o'clock fire broke out 10 the
stable belonging b. the California II use 1t the northe st
corner It TIE tosr The hau-s spread rapidly, burning
frs th. Calforuis House, II Doraoo Saloon, Ltngvn
Bros Express Office, and every building on int, II
ceItug the FreGct Coal House also about nlrd Of
Coyote 4 TIE wiTd blew h'avy ale, and at nme
no hope wa entertained of ng any portion of the
cen .hhI If he WIND the few buildings that remain
would have been reduced implicitly 70 ashes From ths
oisstIous occurrence many families Who we're in tiant
crcumstsi cts have lost their all The oss sustained
timsted at fry Thousand Dollars. The principal houses
bn II the
CsNorns iouse sud stable sasoo and dwelling
F. 100 700
Frsneo n House.. 600 Lanst1n Brots E1pres
~ Reey Drug l.5H Ohcs............. loo
Orleans II use -. .... 500 Wscoosn ou.e ...... coo
The 10 pire Hotel and stone sept ny psu-y
saved Luckily the better part Of the provisions
saved
The ladies of the California House made ns.rox
cspe from the flames, but lost all their clothing quicEly
cid the tan spread Tue IRE Is supposed have bssn
the work OF an Doeudiary Thus in short half hour
has 0ur beautiful little 10 40 been DESTROYED
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IW0 WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
ovun A MILLION IN GOLD

m, c..sv.h;n Star of the West, Capt. f. l.. TiDkle-
- ,,r;vea Al 10 o'clock this morning, in days 10
-. from Gan Juan del Norte, with 453 passengers
ssa7 aa7 in cold dust freight, and $4,000 in the
80 ~ passenqers She brings San Francisco dates pei
10 e. Steamship Brother Jonathan TO O'Clock, p NJ
- ,s.b ult. The Pacific Mail Steamship John L. Ste
,hsn, left San Francisco date, at O'Clock, A VI.
Aus 6. lat q 40, Ion. 20 Al, passed schr Afaretta
Of Newbupport, steering north
9Th lat. Sc 81, Ion. "a ST. passed Bremen ship
Adolphine bound north.
The brig Globe, from New-York, arrived at San Juan
30th ult The Royal West India Mail Steamship Avon
W. lying in port, to sail the 9th inst.
E,sA.9'. s es ess% e eSisst Co ' is
Des.i @ 59 SS Hrseh c;.''...'....'. ~
s spSs SMITH CO... 400 Total s5Hsn
The following persons passengers in the Star oil
the West;
n Hon co. CAPT R. ias. Do
e Sn do Is' s.1s a Van Das tS
Me-: k. Many ~ c' r. Som es%9i
%s R'f Sa!rs Ho1stf a.sa NJ ao
Or j Tiowbndse W Ernst Mn Rusgn, joel Chapman
BET Belle rr tf5s% ssls fs ~ s
t Ess H. f5DTf Bs a': sHS infant Mn rn:eete
John Iolds BsISw Mrs Dfast and servant M,'
= b Por,sr A Pett j. Ruherfed J. Dennis Bawn
lain Bsrletf Alfred LeedG J. r. VaDdeTwater, Henry Mach
NI,y.s W H. Rand 4 Gordon Dor, ~ Fisher J. n Csc "
s,or, C. sweetsnd and lady n Fletcher w Hurst A. Powe
& Cbsppell D. ". Reyers. c Blrg w Drake Sellers
II Rhtrts w ". Roberts J. X. DikemaD, w Pnce, Holmes
Ms L..sel and Infant K. Barry barry FsItneI 4d
Iypeb r. Manly Fletcher W. Williamson. D. Socan C.
siocum John Lang IL Buell. { Scott LANSING O. W Bfam
j A Tnsry A s. Ball H. Garabsn, A. Simons r C4rnott
Sheppard w MeDousal Adolf Hansen. WIN Hansen stan
a., j HsUsus JIG Fitch, Wolf Cohen, Primer
Gunner Charles Daniels and lady r. Burke J. d Jttsu
W Beach R. Hoops L. O. Walker A. N Frey and 5o In the ''e
We are indebted to Purser Hopkins, Of the Star OF
the West, Wells, Fargo & Co., Burford & Co. and
Jas A Gilbert, Esq, for the prompt delivery Of our
California files and other favors.
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ma thus Ear this b1spss High pces esse ~ -re.~x.
f.on ianousiy o~ excessive eeOrssion a. - =
Csorni. s-sys se1o-rs the net ns,zs eons-crsue. 81 -
d'sfspce from o. .urply ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

Nv no means the least interesting event OF the fortnight
inst closing was the celebration OF the Anniversary Of
American pendence. Throus hcut the State far
we are iuformt the occasion observed with mach
enthusiasm In this city the military in conjunction wn
the Suffer Rifles Of Sacramento and with portion of the
Fire Department, made a grand display. aud the FIRST
California Battalion the recipients OF sup7'b by
wrought national flag presented by Mrs C1hsrine >n
clair who accompanied the g with eloquent spec IN,
and was appropriately responded TO by the Csiorns pr
oneer MAJ Gen. Suer. The either almost universally
en into the spirit of the occasion with degrse Of pat
roto zeal have seldom equaled aud the day was
passed in the utmost rejoicing tes accidents Throughout
the State OF very serious character nbred
the Jubilee. lines anu lr1os
CoSFLAGRlrIoN on TIE FOURTH.-At twenty minutes
before ~ O'Clock ON the morning of the Fourth the tes
hves Of the day. then at their hight very suiteny
interrupted by conf grafton the soath of
Clay and Kesrney.sts The re began With three barrels
Of fireworks, and the building being IT dry pine ia
flames almost in instant The blaze spread With great
rspoity, and there being At the time lively breeze
looked quite threatening for fe moments bu, the Fire
DEP srtment all ON the spot in very fe
and fourteen minutes after the tap Of thu Monumental pe
they had far the mastery that could spread DO fuhs5
In four minutes after the alarm the npro hsi stream II
water upon the fire. and ia thirty seven inmates the last
shark of fire was exinguShec, 10 bstween ih ma
fiops and floors which could only be reached with geS
6culty The house very we'll ohArred over bal ths
Gre had scarcely time 10 barn through the board in aay
place. .,,. -
-. Of nerSonRl
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ihe uips Of the ST.
considerable amount and aivancs saot,,-.
Quite smeunt q Stats Botds rwud ,, this s, 49,,
Bcucs. The latter eowsver. have
,ppe-id from TIE nsfkst Suhoned s1oiatoas Of pri
Stcks -
s,ste 2 cent Temporary Lo.n sss cent 4soos., s.
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hmm 20
Such are toe estimates OF the losers made oy them
selves though certainly of the estimates -Nss
rated These however are not the only losses for tbs e.
gar store drug store and book store Immediately was; Of
The fire. all suffered BY the weter and rude treatment OF
their houses and goods Mr. Lswrences loss Slnosi
entirely by breaksge aud his loss as stated pr baby
core tly estimated any other house Messrs A. Coils
and Bradley the propristors OF the h1nse
The IRE occurred whom Gen. SGter Was reversing &c
troops on he Plea aud ths streets around crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

July T. 81 Lau-a Le sd dsugAcE O. Geo H and
Il n Le.tcd sffi months sLc days.
the rzfC Le q u.s. q epepsy Jcnl
Grsy s.ea - L jane a.. q Nes-f 1rs city
On l. lih Js sd 2t7s, fsaah Geora infant daughter Of
John VT Aar. a. Fu1-t-
I Asrvvir %. 2 Jaw. JOIN % tElJ PIONEER
10 -u1rrv hs dst se Of re esal poesion
Bar ,laEe'u1ae R.ysr June y George Trnchefd
a Hs1,osr J-z. % wety Armstrong frasfiJ Of Hslaes
d. Alt1 J-n- Il Hls z sasr Il ~ eassl Of ygaeia
h saz jose june g. N.,,-4a 4-.s., ass- e. y--s
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Births.

r. slu Fra -s-o tie rms Ct July N Al ha Ehh9rn
~, ~ Mr.. Jams La1ieis e. occ,t, 4 July6
Or ss.uday July 3 70 John Putnam, e
Sunday Jay H. a. ! ccE A. u, AEs Richard Hell1 Ct a
J1y IS the ls5y Il Henry Owens &c, Of daughter.
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FONOLrLU. Nsy EAR ssp Crolns, Cray, 10. H., -
B. dfofo 27th slap Rchs1 Mtlte Deinez Ssp.l ~ ~
lure sllp Meteor Csqo. Nysic, Lom Sa1 Fisne IA -
CD Ssy n ,hip Edrar Prson, Cod sfnns 'of - lr
Zole Muon f.iihayen, for ths Arctic -''h' 'aP =
Nf0-b scfoid. DO -usr,a "a 40
HILO Ami s-Arr ,hp Bnsu, Cook Ssw 20. 70 NJ Z -
Usri .eo6 r.. man Do go p- d Aprii - ltn, -, No
Nfcbr nefr.iz hLLiucket s1 fsi leth s-P Hro' N'-f
PlFEIE. (societl I,aad-l tr-l SO 'aiP ho'i''a
sSGK5lg-va, IS oil Sen J1so P,raslisz 'rfs ie'''-
reur- .... l. odd. q. ia..t .'. ~. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10

HoxoLuLUAn May u b. blrs Mar Ray Lister dtn L.
d.. b. sehr RoyAiisi, Hss sydtsy Is ~ H. .aP ya 80
Fancisco % d. 5tb ku ship Csrn9zon
Geo d. 18th Am ship ,sset~ood Ose, san ftsn;so ~
~ b. haJs Panama Mcl~od san Ffzncsco, 10 d a.
BIZ rms Jsuting- Boe0D. l3 d. JDs Aue1:an bst
sp.isl Frspcisco 18th bsn shp J. " Lofenzn hS
lffh p snr Tn Ohape, S-u ff+neisco
CesI, Ny i6 An bars Ttftar. n-ossn. syfns. -
shr Fstv COZ Dale shzLshas 1ltn ~ bark h1y siy ~
K,n.,hsiis. g'h, Au. Big spS MD, Bitagis June" IL
Bbeii :. Moose KsHfcbafks. A. - <H
ont a. nor nu June &c.. Bss ssHgDvle. hnich ~
euife In. ssn TrsDcfco ytsCH liOrnug June IN - "
Hus.fr Lucas n fFsrc.9 f.s shanghai, touched D.
Jurec, -, ~
lss yc.s In sgfr., a i,fi scr fenny % bin a
W ir.ias 7ih Pei Br sclr Roya.sr hnrs m s3oney -
lard Isarr. - e.a,.,. -
10 Arr =? Ar ur E.goIsars VS. enan of syo11y ~, ~
Chi ts sssens Lanag,te for Vel 9rsiso eth' ~ 'HP'
Ian tlorzan, f3r LeeNsTd 81 r6s -. ..,srtf
InIort Ag g. An ship Eni Taylor Wet sas os,s -,
cosi Tor fnst aEnf uns on
Carufe Horf Br tr l. rd1n Am 'hip hiso oo-.
las advertised fyr goo totf0r 1olc 70 MAKE
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LII. month. arn directing their immediate demo-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12
Rnssiter,s Paintings.


e. We visited these paintings on Saturday for the
first time, and can safely commend them to the
examtnation of the public. There are thee paint
ings The first represents the destruction of
Pharaoh's host, and Miriam the prophecies is rep
resented as leading the choir of Hebrew girls, who
sang the first song of triumph and thankfulness of
which We have any record. Miriam appears stand
ing on high rock overhanging the Red Sea, lead
ing the damses OF Israel in their reocings, while
below and in the distance, are seen the struggling
and drowning host of Egypt. The conception of
this painting is gocd, and it is deficient only i'll
perspective. The attendants of Miriam appearing
near her and too diminutive to accord with nature
~ The next painting represents Moab and the ark
when The dove returns with the leaf. Noah, his
sons and their wives and the wife of Noah are pr
scented in the picture, with quitea number of the
animals taken by Noah into the ark. The scene
i we'll selected and the painting admirable. This
painting is intended to represent foith, and ismuch
superior to the first. But by for the most attruc-
tive pcur is the last of the list, representing the
captive Israites by the rivers of Babylon. This
painting has few superiors in the country, and of
itself is worthy the attention of all lovers of the
fine arts. The paintings will remain here duiing
the ensuing week, ard we can safely advise all
aImirers Of painting to visit them. season ticket
costs only so ctsand entities the holder to visit the
paintings al pleasure.
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Fair.

Do not forget to make your entries on to-day
and tomorrow, as there will be too much 10 do on
Wednesday to attend to it well. Evey.hingls in
readiness for Wednesday. The grounds are beau
tifuliy and Substantially ornamented, and the 40
raj Hall is elegantly decorated. Every Qne will
be there, and every kind of product and stock has
been arriving during the past week, and will
crOw;l in to-day and tomorrow. Wehope Brooke,
Hancock and MARSHALL counties, and the adjoining
counties of Ohio and Pennsylvania will be well
represented, ss it is free competition in which
merit will only constitute the test Every rrepa-
ration has been made for the comfort and safety of
the stock, and the enclosure will protect all ari
clcs on exhibition. An efficient police will be at
all times in readiness, and no precaution necessa
ny for the occasion will be neglected. With prop
er efforts on the part of others the most perfect or
derwill prevail. L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12

School Books! School Books!!
lust Received
81 Davies Rourdon;
North American RcadeTi
Robbins outlines of History
Davies Legcndrcj
Cutters Physiology
Buriitt's Astronomy
omsLoCk's MIneTalOgyi
Paeys evidences;
Bolmar's CollOquial Phrases
AbercrOmbies intellectual! Philosophy
lie RTuns Ielcmaque;
Browns Grammar
Siliima MS Chemistry for sale by
septio WILDE Il BROTHER.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
Grand Exhibition.

open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, IlLttTsday. and
" Friday only, 18TH 18th, 18th 18Th, and 10Th, attne
MELODEON HALL.
ROSHiter,s GSrcnt Rhetorical Paintings
or The Capitue Israees, having 81 figures life sizes and
grand picture Noa aud his Fay IN Lte Ayl also
Pnaraohs host; painted square feet of canvass aud
not equaed by any other paintings ~ TINS country
Children halrprce. Five tickets for 81 Eight hckets
for $3.50. sepe
TO the PUBLIC.
THE STABLING, attached TO the Union House. which
were burnt down short time ago, have been entirely
rebuilt and arIer this date will be open ior the conmo
uG sep9 = ID: '''V'i"s JOHN BLACK PopretO
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LEVI j. NoRTH's
GRAND
COMBINATION EXHIBITIONiI
Comprising the
Hippodrome, Circus & Menagerie

the arrangement Of this great Exhbition the rropr
etot has not as y too Often the case attempted to hum
does not advertise magnificent DECORATIONS or enor
ana peSo into ts idea that
ExRIToE viii BIO equal TO tho eXtraneous display. hc
know that alI that gitters is not goI The proprietor
in this instance avoiding yns like catch penny clap
the eonor o, please ne tas S Of lis PATRONS invites
rticuar attention TO the substantial and bonade Encr
tainment lie presents Tor their approval.
He docs not wish to impose with Clare Glitter and Tin
sci, but he challenges the world TO produce more
Elegant Refined Classic aid Instructive series OF per
Ormances lie points with pleasure to the following ar
'a' "''"''' LEVI J. NORTH,
Rff @oasn FIJI aerF A OS
J. Lipman, L. Armstrong, Mons. Lanartine, G. w.
Tic celebrated infant Troure-Mase. wilie pupil o.
Levi North, the Juvenile Equestrian La Petite Victo
Jackson the beautiful tommest and Master Jennings
the wonderful Contorttonis
Among the recherche Novelties OF the Exhibition.
first in point Of attraction will be found the WTnsTIgl
ED BEARS.
ug-wtn perform at wheeling ON Tuesdny md
"wednesday, sept. 2Oth and 2 1st
Afternoon performance on Wednesday. Doors onen at
2, performance commences at u O'Clock
ug-w also perform at steubenville on Thursday the
22d-Welsvile Friday the 2sdand at Beaver on Sat
urday the oath.
The scenes circle win be eHltysnsd Sy that gnL
vailed son of Momhus. BEN JENNINGS the American
NI u Admission rs cents. scps
OFFICE. OF 3. & o. R. P. Co,}
! Wheeling, Sept. Z, 1853.
Persons desrous attending the Fair OF the Western
Virginia Agricultural Society and Industrial Institute tC
be held Wheeling the 18th, 10th ard 10th inst,
obtain Ticket Agents conductors on the cars
upom payment the regular fave from point h
line OF tic roud to Wheeling certificate which will
title holder 10 eiurn the fee OF charge at
time within ten days from the dale Of the certificate
by order j. b. FORD,
eeut7 Agent.
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C,vApA CoMMEacIGLLT ANNExED TO THE UNIrED
SrArEs.-The Que6ec Morning Chronicle says
'rTEe Americans want Cuba, anil the same writ
er has frequently told us they wanted Canada
CAMILLA is fast going TO them. Our lumber goes to
New York, our lour to Boston OF Portland, our
very steamships go 10 Portland inthe winter, and
il must be borne in mind that commercial is the
solid Of all political annexat ons, Canada is
alrrady part and parcel OF tie United States, and
we-ure sorry AZ ID. Nothing but rush Of immi-
gratlon caa save us. The tide oflpublic opinion
and of public power is on the turn. Loyalty 10
Great Biitainision the ebb" q.
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CURE OF HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
The following etifcae is from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who known IN all OF the States having fora
number yea rep csCnied Ills state III COngtcss:
affords inc pleasure to stale that Dr. HamptOns Tine
iurc has uteC cd most extraordinary Of slave
hoy, Albert The patient three years OF nd had
lie scroiua His fat er Is sc,u!lous. The boy was
Wig OF rom head 10 foot The upper lids
cs swollen, aud turned inside out,
hbg horrible mdttcring ulcers and prOtruded over he
eye pals, TO produce blindness. tbs strange, yet
true this chld-tlat felt resigned TO die relief
from sulerinG-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment of Or. Hampton. w. z. THOMASSON.
Louisville, Match 20, 1851.
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CURE OF COUGH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
of the venerable DIR Duna's son. OF the city OF
Baltimore man well known, and whose testimony adds
10 the triumph OF champions Vegetable rinGIure"
BALrINuRE, Feb o 1892
Mrssrs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 1t is with
real pleasure that able attest the la hea ing
and curative powers Of DIR. Hampton's Vegetable Zinc.
ture Sonnet me ding last November was tnaen viii,
veJ bad and ious cough ad viscd 10 take Cod
OIL, and did but getting better, induced
try your Ttnctue: got one bottle, and before 'a
used II cough left Permit state that
the last fiji yCars, have sufe ed very much from
:heUnOlsm aud Vertigo; continuing at times to
my bed, / fully convinced that my present
good health to the The TinCtuIe and kind Plovi
deuce
You arc my friends, liberty to use this you may
think proper and believe me, yours respectfully.
n. n-1ean be seen at any time at the MAYORS oiee
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GENKRAL NEWS.

NEw YORK, Sent. sth, ii P M.-The steamer
Asa has arrived, bringing LIverpoo! dates 10 the
.p7th nit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12
FALL AND WINTER FASHION

Hats and Gaps.
Nos. 1A6 mud I4S. Hni IA ri. wheeling, Va
an SLAVERY has on hand, and IS reest wing one go
" of the largest stocks OF ATS and CARS thai
GSS has ever been opened In this city. His stock
having bees. seet by HIMSELF with great care, he is abe
10 offer Inducements TO merchants and others surpRss
ing former years; prePar to sell Hats and Caps
low they be bought in Philadelphia or Baltimore
Or stock COMPRISES every description OF Hats Caps
now in use scaI2 5. AVERY .
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Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!

Hats! Hats!! Hats!!
OF THE LATEST FALL FASHION.
wv are now manufacturing Hats OF the ates; fall IN
w styeS and ae prepared TO supply ur Pdtl Ons q
aud the public with Hats that cannot be surpassed S
endurance beauty finish and artistic curl and although
all our Hats first OF heir class, they Will be Iu
nshed at prices those omefior EasteTnO
viCt Manufacture Also 1nTge sortmcnt OF alt the dit
varieties OF Soft and Felt mems, youths and chill.
the different grades, her with fine assortment Of
mems and youths Cloth Glazed and SIR Plush Caps Of
ine OF either Hat OF Cap will aSsurcdy consult
and economy by purchasing the splendid new
II al and Cap Store No 1873, north of w. 4. Sci
by's Dry Goods House, west side Main street.
sep12 ". w. UNISON
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YEsrEnDAY morning was decidedly cool, rem
derine good fires necessary for comfort,
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CHOLERA
CHOLERA
MoRBUs,
DIARRHEA.


DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
all other diseases the Stomach and bowels are
cured by HAMPToN'S NEG ETABLE TINCTURE.-
AS aud preventative. 1t has wonderfully
cesslu. 1t will be found inqI " that those who
it have exemption rom those diseases Incident TO
the Summer.
Topubsh ali the testimony in its favor, would uake
large volume.
Can and get Pamphlets gratis ard see the M ny cures.
1t has shown itself most powerfully curative OF
NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various giving lie aid vgor, restoring
the shattered con tution, and thus insng hope in place
OF dependency BY its MIDI pleasant and safe action
the stomach liver kidneys, lungs and the sys.
tenn it Dyspepsia, Lirer Complaint, Diseases ofhe
Urinary crgas, Geushs. Astna, BrOnctG! AFFECTIONS,
Consumption, Scrotig. King's Ell Worms, ReUla ism,
Govt, te1,ralgia ST Itias' Dance Fits FiStula, Piles,
with all diseas arising from impure blood
10 For sale by Il. Fl. LOGAN d, CO., Wheeling Gencr.
al Agents, WIN. r. MCKEE, 9TH ward, and by Druggists
generally.
rc5-s6ld by MORTIMER q MowBRAY, e4o Balti-
street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, New York.
C57Price, y I per bottle. 23-lGlw ~
For Baltimore, NynshimSIOn, fhIIndctphin
and New DIRK
49, 800 - 49, e So
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The general intelligence is devoid of interest
The Eastern question was in stlfu. quo, but was
generally regarded as settled.
Mr.. Soule was at Paris, where he would remain
few days previous to proceeding 10 Madrid.
The screw steamer Taurus sailed from Liverpool
ON Wednesday for New York, via Boston.
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GTSaL through Line 1Or the 6a5..
'Y7HE Baltimore AID Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
l Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
anC Rail Road at the Junction 6atcy called the Relay
House, miles rom Baltimore, and with the Phatei.
plia. Wilmmgtonan and l'amo Rail Road to Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line completed, and
the who road is IN fine condition. p'esents OF the
most riCturesqu and romantic route III the world
The and splendid stcane the Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
ing, and through tickets om these places Baltimore
Wlshinston, Philadelphia &c, may be had OF the agents.
oil the boats.
The express Rlcuves Wheeling daily st O'Clock
a. NJ, CWhecng time) aud arrives at Cumberland C2OI
mies) at P NJ, and allowing two hours there in
Baltimore C3S0 miles, y. NJ the morning, MA
king the passage through in about 20 hours, including
assage checked through to any the eastern points
without charge.
Passengers baggage transferred to cars
Washington at the Junction. and for Philadelphia Bal
tmore, without extra charge Travellers allowed
pie lime aud opportunity all points obtain their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore. (with
privilege Orying anywhere the route,) Ss,50to
Washington, $500 to Philadelphia, SO-to be had on
board tile steamers of the Union Line the Ohio ard of
the Rail Road Agents at Wheeling q b. EORD) & Mounds
vile. mar VIM. PARKER, Gen'l. .Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12

PHILADELPtfIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, opposite The STATE House.
IHENESK w. SAREOIS ID,
IMPORTER AID DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERIALs, AND FuRNITuRE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market pr:ces,
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, III part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Co nices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery IaceS d. Nuslins; do Bands,
French BrOcates all widths Canopy Arches Rings;
ard cOlors; COrIs, IasseIS, Gimps,
Satin de LANES; Frlnges, Curtain Drops,
DaInasks; &c.
a arAe stock of FRENCH fLUSHES, of all colors and
qualities on hand.
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF all
coors for shading
b. Persons ordering Curtains, will give the measure
othe hcishth width o. he entire OF window.
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