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DOR sALE--h bnck dwelling
D. c. Bridge, between Market and High finished in
buof best with atscbed OF
feet running through and has els
tern, stable carriage house, wood house, hc.
Any desiring purchase eIamno the premises
application NJ sothoron Of Market and bridge
Terms onehrd cash. the bancs in O. ~ and Is months
M. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker, National Hotel Budnss, Washington, G.
Jan 2o--du
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VIRGINIA AND INTERNAL IMPRovehEHrs.-The house
Of delegates Of Virginia. during the past wsek asssd bills
making three fifth subscriptions and loans 10 internal in
rrovemens. a. folows To the Central Railroad, Ai,-
100000; Manassas Gap Rairoa, e4so.ooo; Brandoos-
vile and Fishing Creek Road. S2s 1000 Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, Sa52.ooO: Danville and Wythe-
vile Turnpike, $4,000 Shinion Turnpike Seooo Cas-
vile and Chapmanville Turnpike. $1,000 Cranberry
summit and Brandonsvile Turnpike, 1880, Beverly
and Fsirmont Road, $4,000; Richmond and Danvills
Railroad. 100000; Petersburg and Norfolk Railroad
s4s0 900; Richmond and York Railroad $500 900 Sur.
~ and Front Royal Turnpike, S3e .ooo Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, 81, 900 .000 Total, 81 "a, 900
The Richmond and York River Railroad bill has passed
the senate. BALI. Sun
OCCUPATION or SANTANA ~ THE FREscH. --Oacisl in.
tegence from Mr. Rves declares the story destitute Of
foundation. and that the Ffeach government denies any
knowledge Of the supposed transaction which had taken
place in its name and by lie authority There was no
French vessel-ofwsr at SANTANA The period when the
occupation is alleged to have happened. The Times
says:
Ill il gratifying reflection that are saved the
trouble OF expendne breath upon uncertain outrAGs
There are many things Just deserving OF eProoa
ton, that ~ aeef to he freed from any one OF ths
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A Great Chance make Meney-from O. 10 go per
dayb person. (ncudng emaIes
knowledge highly useful discovery of universal de-
which viii forward Of mail, enclosing 81 TO
n. 2,Js, .
DENTS clerks invads wishing money
lucrative part Of the United States Apply
medisteiy.
7c-s2mos
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Coinage for January.

The treasurer oil the mint at Philadelphia reports the
entire coinage OF that establishment for the month Of
January at $4,000, 09s, as follows
GoLp-20i ,22s double eagles eao2IIoo
II 400 eagles iI60o
27.576 half eagles l37.80o
e5,glo quarter eagles 23o,775
2e2,e73 gold dollars - 2o2,o73
e..soo.se
SuvER--3, las ot2 three-cent pieces o3,750
S4,9o3,I3s
CoprgR--3s6, 07o cents 1850 ~
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PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.

by Mr. SUTHERLAND: The petition OF the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company OF New York, for Increased
compensation for mail service between New York, South
ampon and Bremen
BY Mr.. DISNEY Memorial Of members OF the gene.
raj assembly Of the State OF Ohio asking Congress
additional district OF the United States within that
States referred 10 the Committee on the Judiciary
BY Mr. GILMORE: The petition of citizens OF Indiana
county Pennsylvania deporing the evils Of and pray
ing Congress to make provision In their treaties with other
nations 10 refer all the decision FUN
pres.
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washington and AIesandrsa Bo.s.

a u The superior steamboat UNION, with hns comfort
k3Sne sbie saloons for .e accommodation OF
Hours OF departure for this week
Leave foot OF King Alexandria, TO- H. a. and
~ O'Clock.
n O'Clock. JAMES GUY,
Jan Valw Csptsn.
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Sl,90e ,oos ~

4I3092l pieces. 81 ,906 .0os 10
Gold bullion deposited, from California. 4,oI7, 900,
other ASSOC making 4os2 500; silver bullion,
$4,000.
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Tux B.Dess SoxtsArfoS.- The nomination and probable
confirmation OF Mr. Badger to the the United
States Supreme Court bench, for circuit which includes
Louisiana and Alabsins, are Transactions which call Tor
loud and phac rcprobation OF the whole county The
nomination OF individual judge-hp, whose prsdc-
ton is situated than Thousand miles reel.
d.pceol whose local Lag he is profoundly ignorsntove
the hundreds OF equally competent persons resident
within the district is which causes every mar 10
stare, and inquire il this is really republican country
where the people rulef the south States really
sovereignes, possessing sufficient population and ine
gence supply proper officials conduct their Affairs
whether, by some act of crninaiy folly we have
outawed ourselves from he Unon and become prov
inces, TO be furnished old Rome supplied her distant
colonies with public officials from vicinity our
imperial capital
From the Wilmington m. o. Journal
Ma. BADesR's ooSyrRMArIoS lin with the dem
ocrstc press Of this State and Of the country generally
he ssudoosy rsaipsd from any expression Of opinion
upon the merits Of Mr.. Badgers nomination the ST
preme Bench OF the United States with refer
to that subec, being strictly confined spcculston
upon the probability Of his confirmation by the Senate From
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CoPrrR-3s6, o7o cents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-03

P,n,pE GEoUxp.-The city Council, yesterday,
slopted report, setting apart that portion of the
oI lgIetborpe Cantonment, extending north from
G e., streets 10 Cglethorpe Town, and east
i,nm WLitaser street 10 Montgomery street; con
t,iaing about twenty acres, for Military Parade
Ground. These grounds, as our readers know,
rsr- last year coded TO the city by the United
s,,;es Goysrnmen..-SaUanna Georgian.
Aeity Council voting twenty acIes for parade
coundl Stupendous extravaganza! If tile $50
.ets'' down that way had cur economical City
Filters 10 deal with, lit would for long time be
natter of doubt whether they should have as much
7,;ed to them as would buy blank cartridges or
Esep their muskets bright. We are a peoceable
psople he,e, however, and may never need the
s.,rlces Of the citizen soldie,y. But then, again,
,sSan Slick says, we mOut need 'em, and would ut
We be in pretty pickle in case of a riot! We
v,ald' MT like 20 be Councilman needing protec-
tim then, that's all.
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,-n NJ THE Crrr.-we have never on any
"- -'.s occasion had more ample reasons than
p'"-I have for cougra:ulating our citizens upon
Ts1S ,,5 state Of health prevailing in our city.
luz nj h. seen by the report Of the Board of
II W." ~, ~ the dsathsin Wheeling during the past
t's',1 a 49,, only "a. This indicates state of
i-01 ,.n ,te VAIN, aad usually most unhealthy
As.',, ,lno, unezamplel even in this region, so
Ser, for its good health. During the month
rJ I"ly last year the deaths in this city numbered
and ,bs preceding year, duEiag July or August,
~, f,,,s, winch, the number rea ched 50. twill
=, sss, ,so that of the deceased of the past
- eighteen are children under five years Of
We are warranted in saying that there is no
,n.,,, preyalance of the diseases incident to the
season.
,,.,ss in our population, we have every reason 10
h. 5evoutly thankful for the almost unexampled
ool health with which our city is at present bless
- and. with sincere gratitude, to invoke con-
,irrouce of the same inestimabIe blessing.
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RAn,RoAn Manr1Na

According to previous notice, large, respecta-
lie and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens OF
H.lmont county convened at Uniontown. on the
9th July, at O'Clock, P. NJ, to take into consid-
cation the advantage and propuety of an imme-
cate action in the construction Of the Western
Railroad, commencing at Bridgeport, and running
thence up the valley of Wheeling Creek.
On motion, Eli v. Clever was appointed TO the
CLair, and E. Boles, Secretary, Gov. Shannon,
Hon. B. S. Cowen and Gen. De.Hass being in at
tendance, addressed the meeting in an aOle and
eloQuen. manner on the important subject OF in
mediate action, and showing the great advantages
that would be derived from the prompt coLstruc-
tonoftheroad up Wheeling creek; that theToute is
practicable, and of easy grade, and Gun be made on
anaverage ofs20,OO1 per mile, according TO the best
estimate that can he had from those who are COIN
petent Judges and have carefully vi wed the con-
templatel roue; and that, if the people along the
line expect 10 get the road, they must make the
first move in the matter, and subscribe literally
and freely what they are able to afford, and the
balance will he made up 10y the citizens Of other
places that interested in the great enterprise.
The following resolutions were then adopted;--7
ResOlred, That we look upon the construction
Of Railroa! from Wheeling 10 Coshocton by way
Of Wheeling Creek and saltwater Valley, as an
enterprise in which we feel deep interest, and
one that will be highly useful and profitable.
In view, then, Of the importance of the enter.
Prise, we, the ctizsns of Wheeling township, be-
eving that promptaul energetic action is neces-
Say to the success of tie work, respectfully ten
def the following resolutions to the townships OF
Pease, Colrain, RchIand, Flushing, and Wheel
Az, viz:
That we each raise $4,000 for the construction
Of the Western Railroa' from Wheeling 10 or near
the town Of Flushing, on the nearest, best, and
most practicable route, and from thence to the best
termination vest
Rs''Ired' That we recommend to those several
townships the proPriety of taking the matter i'm
med'ateIy into consideration, each for themselves
call meetings, discuss, and look at the question,
appoint committees, &c. for tile purpose of raising
Stock that the final result may he speedily and
promptly known.
fsSo'red, That committee of FIVE, one from
eaeh OF the allowed named townships, be appoint
ed as Committee of Correspondence to confer
with the citizens of Wheeling and other places
relative to the enterprise.
Whereupon the following persons were appoint
ed; Hon. B. s. COwen, Thos. Thaker, Judge Bar
ton, James Mccartney, and Isaac Holloway, Esqs
Hs'ol1sd, That the above named committee o
I'VE be committee to prepare, and have printed
suitable subscription papers for the several Town
SHIPS and other places along the line.
Resoi0ed That the proceedings of this meeting
be rendered to the editors of our county, ant
Wheeling papers, for publication.
The meeting then adjourned. sine dss.
ELI v. CLEVER, President
E. BOLEs, Secretary.
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iyos-tS53.
Rarrv,s TrIcopherous,

Professor Alex. C. Barry's TrIcopheEous,
or dedicated Compound bcautiying, curling prescTv
ing restoring q strengthening the hair, re wing diseases
skin, curing rheumatic palms. and healing external
wounds Bounded by geographical lines The repIta
ton OF Barrys ricoPherous pcrvades the Union: me
sales or the article OF late years have increased IN auo
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry, after care
u examination his sales book finds that the number OF
bottles delivered 10 in quantities OflrOm hall gross
upwards during year 1882 within trie oil 95o
600. . et.fs IL
unnecessary present at length the evidence oil tue
wonderful properties OF the trcopherous when the PUBIC
hav furnished such endorsement as this Inc chear-
ness tue ce and the explanations OF It's ehe
ca action upon hsir the scalp and in all cases OF SUI
nercul Irritation first recommended it 10 the attention
OF the people This all that the inventor desired Ey
ery bottle advertised ITSELF Tie effects Of the tud exceed
cd expectation 1t acted like charm The LADIES w9mI
not be without it. Country dealers in every section OF Inc
limited States found they it; and thus was built
mn wholesale trade extent hhe't TO uEheaTd OF as
articles OF this kind. The highest point has not
vet been reached it is believed the sales this year
will be million and half vi bottles.
Depot and mandatory, No 1871 Broadway, New YORK.
Retail price, twenty.iv cents large bottle. -, =,
Liberal discou. to purchasers by the quantity SOFA
all the prctpa druggists throughout The United states anu
Canada Mexico, West Indies, GIcat Britain france anu
BY j. II. Patterson, Wheeling, Va. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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4 ..IruF FAXETTE SPRINGS.,

For sale in Wheeling. by HOBBS, BAKNEs & C
90 q
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I'VE are sure that many of our
O'1's NJ rerceive with extreme regret the an
Es'1s'' w., in another column of the death of
no'n's- INV DrSLrvr, for many years one of our
NJ AS '',hy and eaierprising mechanics. He was
Ils' VS. 6,m Of Wilson & Dunlevy, boat build
oas0l W" s,ored among the first o. his craft. In
e. aH. I,,;ons of life he was an exemplary eiti-
al 'ls hi, loss will be mourned by large cir
G: be buried by the Masonic fraternity This
...r,ooa at 5O'cl0ek.
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New Hat and Cap Store.

No. 1913, WEST SIDE MAIN STREET.
order keep race with the enterprise and increasing
business city and better accommodate geIy
increasing Hat and Cap tfatle, have opened
A SPLENDID SALES ROOM
ID the block erected by w. w. ShTtver, side
Main street Cbetween Union and 6onrOe,O where
prepared 10 furnish patrons and the public with suPe
nor hats cana oTeveTy variety, and OF the latest and
hOSt approved styles; and comprised in part Of extra
nneskin and slk hats, black brown, and white beaver
and otter hats. AisO assortment Panama, ped.
Se braid Lesh1rn, China braid, Canada braid aud chill
dIen's Fancy Hats.
AlsO gOJd assortment OF mems and youths summer
eaps. All thosc wishing good article at wholesale re-
,l In our line, al low rates viii please call ard exane
iune9 w. w. JIGESoN.
Hats made to order cat abort notice. to At every
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NATHANIEL L. DOILeyI IN ChanceIy
49, Count

y VS.. In the clFelt CouFt OF
EY virtue OF decree rendered in this cause by said
the 18th day OF June 1853, the under signed
Sheriff Ohio county, and such acting Commissions
or in the pems will pr to sell Thursday. the
first September 1853, public auction TO the hsh
est bidder at the mont door OF House of Ohio
county, twenty five shares the capital stock Of Inc
Wheeling and Belmont Eridgc Company, b3inngng to
said braliam Bennct and in the bill OF the complainant
uenoncdi Also, Ints No C25 and 26) twenty five and
twenty siY in c. Riches addition TO Vheeng also,
g and 100 nine and ten in saG addttion also, lot
(14I) hundred and ory.one situated on the corner
cast OF French street and north OF Market Alley in said
CITY; Also lot No. C25) twenty-five, in that part OF said
City laid by Moses W. Chapline and others; Also lot
and 12) eleven and twelve, in said !. & Z. Riices ad
dillon 10 said City Also lots Nos s. g. and 100 seven,
eisht nine and ten in square No 80 in the Buena Vista
addition said Ety Sucency to pay of the claims
in the said deere mentioned.
Terms of SaIe.A credit fr equal portions thereof at
eighteen and tyvenyior months from the day
Of sale the purchasers thereof executing to
said Commits iODcr therefor bonds with good security
"s~'''S '''N' wan. S. wICKHAM,
ivos-1s53 Sheriff t. Commissioner
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,r,o>s.-Mr. Geo. Bush, No. 1876 Main
WAfLA@'J oor to Alderman Dulty's Office, has
Sfss' Re al splendid lot of Watermelons from
jss; 'Fss' eel co., Nd, which he offers for sale
.,D i,rot,bIe terms.
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No T9E MTT,I,IONS


From toOthleSs babes OF n1lneless weeks,
Toprattng jokeTs i'll the streetsi
From girls and boys that read at school,
To Office clerks upon their stoolsi
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen
TO the Caude explosions of all honeymoon dfeaHls
From midway years of man and his wife,
TO ad yancimg days and ecltning life;
From the specialized few who with astonshleht gaze
At the wundrOus things of these modern days
Is heard this general exclamation,
Have you USED LYONS KATHAIRoN4 woe
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The ma iC OF this powerful thing
That starts the roots OF hair long deadI
And covers up the once bald headi
While the truant locks, 90 harsh and stiiI
That used TO veX the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twiTl .-
in such rich, luXurlnt cuTlsf
The sight OF touch, you know not winch,
sets men a SHINING, aud their heads bcwttch'd
7The nandrulI-veXcd stuh-hat once did fall
o'er broad cloth coats, anf. collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
By using Kathairon on the hair
But MO re than half. or ali yet said,
Are Cacis about tile NeTroNS Head,
Il hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now the KathaiTon, such paiis III warrant 70 cure.
In len minutes. NOgoSsippirg, I'm suTei
Ard FOR Pinpes, Salt Rhsum ETystpelas and Ictter'
And all such diseases. nothing Is better.
r YONIS KATHAlRON justly celebrated TOT FreserV-
Ing Restorina aid Identifying the Hair, is sold by
DRUGGIST and Principal merchant throughout the
World in large bottles, for 90 cents.
Sold TO the trade at Liberal dseouht-SHt
" d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
a-tG srt. 16t Broadway, New York.
nsEor sale by KeIIs & CALDWELL Wholesale Agents1or
IvI.eiing Also sold by rattoTson& Cos T. H. Logan
4 Co and Wheat K Chaplin. HaIo-oh'
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SHERlFFS SALE.


Decree OF the Circuit
John Ts@6s sa TnSnas Court for Ohio
nurSuacc OF lie Decree OF the Court made In this
i case, she'll the 10th day OF august, 1853, at the
House for Ohio county, sell TO the highest and hest
bidder, on the terms after named Lot No. ninety nne
(99) situated Market street, i'll Wheeling. The prop
eTty will sold credit the purchaser paying the
money, by equal PORTIONS at six twelve and eigh
MONTHS with interest from day of sale, and securing
the same by giving his bonds with good security. When
the purchase money is paid, the deed will he made.
jyi3-.ds WAN. s. WlCKHAM, S. o. C.
LAND FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my farm near Wheeling; and will sell 1t
J. OH liberal terms, AMI i'll tracts may be
desired. marc q. JACOB.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
WI offer for sale two story brick dwelling house
w Hampden street, in the city OF Wheeling
jyG-tmd RUSSELL y FlTZHUGH.
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CALENDAR FOR 1853.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Valuable land for Sale.

A BOUT 1000 acres of improved Marshall County
n land for SALE the fo ks of the Waynes.
burg and Washington roads, miles from Elizabeth,
Flats of Grave Creek and miles from Wheeling Also
farm OF $3.50 within miles OF tic city OF Wheel.
ing fronting the Ohio river, and containing superior
coal privileges viii sell quantities suit purchasers
at lair prices and reasonable terms.
juneI-dtT WOODS.
,'.Tho Pittsburgh Journal Washington Reporter and
CaLiz Republican copy three dollars
nd pe this office,
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In Cliancery
III the Circuit Court OF

John Ncwey y others. Ohio County.
DY virtue OF decree male i'll this by said Court
ID the 3lst day May 1885, the undersigned Sheriff
OF Ohio County, such acting Commissioner in tho
premises, will proceed Thursday the first day OF Sep
1853, sell public auction, to the highest bid
DER at the front door OF the GOrt House OF Ohio county
the following described piece parcel land situated in
Nortn Wheeling wit: lying north of and adjoining
Robert Danstied's lot, aud extending 10 Shoenbergers
line, fronting the side of Main street, lis
less, and running west TO the river,
Also lot No. CS) eight i'll La range.
Terms Of SGI-Ten per in cash ard for the residue
upon credit six twelve aud eighteen months from the
day sale the purchaser purchasers giving bonds with
good security for the deIer:ed bearing interest
from their date the title be retained further
Curty until the purchase money is paid in full.
F WIN. S. WlCKHAM,
Jos Sheriff & Commissioner
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,,cu CRATES. &c.-We inv lite atten-
SToTfs' .5vertisement of Messrs. j. & Al.
ton TO We r. re assured by these who have these
B,oss' ,,.tss in use that they are number one,
- rstake.
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I'm ChancerY
TT ~IIWI1NNE
In the Circuit Court OF
Mic TnV,Ny

Thomas M,1schlan,s admir- III u" Ohio I County ya'' u
10y virtue III this by said Court
ID the day June 1853, the undersigned Sheriff
Ohio county, aud such acting Commissioner in the
premises, will proceed sell Thursday, the first day
September S3 the highest and best bidder at the
door or the Court House OF Ohio county lot No Cs
eighteen tho half lot No 49, in East Wheel
ng-ots Nos 60 and 100 nine and in square CS
eighteen in South Wheeling formerly known as Ritchs
Town-and No C16O sixteen, i'll square No. CID TWEEN
tyseven The Vista addition to the City of Wheel!
Ing, many thereof be sufficient for the Pur
pose. i
Terms Of Ten per centof the purchase money in
cash and n credit the residue, OF six, twelve and
eighteen mouths equal the purchasers CIV
ing bonds for the different payments, with good security
bearing interest from The day OF sale, and the title 10 be
retained further security until the whole purchase
money is paid. WIN $. WlCkHAMI
iy2S-IS53 Sheriff C Commissioner.
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CINcLNNATI MARKET.

The river has fallen six inches. Weather warm.
Flour steady ats4. Whisky advanced to zoe.
Lard in kegsl04. Cheese 7aT4. Nothing done
in provisions. Sugar active at 44a54, Molasses
80. Coffee 9iaI0. Tobacco quiet.