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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-03

y. 1fL'homaS a. Gibson, don ~
LUM b Err AND AS FITTER,g.
No. Union ST, opposite c. II. Bcrry's Rope store.
nEGS leave TO inform his friends public III gen
eIal, that he continues to carry the plumbing
icitsa share of publ patronage. - aL'rf
He has constantly on hand lead and iron pipes,
wafer closets, wash basns cold water fountains
tea, water coolers for private familes hot and cold
collins matters kettles, retorts bleaching, other
disuatch l5 r'.ls9 s.t.., --7- : " -. -
Also, chandeliers pendants brackets, bellar lights
candle burners, cic. i-7ls- -sTfEI .T7' u . y
AuOrders left at the above place will be thankfully re-
cctved and promptly att ended to-
n H--Al orders from the country will meet with
PROMPT attenton. an6-fnId
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-03

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3. NAQ Y h.tltll ~ tLl91ol eta W.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-03
NUMBER 1876
BALTIMORE. %
I,oOdd EeIIows, IN nsens, Red Men. SONS of
- ~ Temperance.
70 And other Society Regalia,

,oodd EeIie.ws, I'M nsens. J. n ed Men. sons of
70 And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and es0els, manu- Jaet.red and sold
rl sby Gibbsd Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
,i d. ..f.I- 5t.,a n t,t BdLtinore, Md. rg..,4
THE assortment usually on hard consists OF
7'SS- AAs tt2nl'4+2 iREGA1.TA, -H
Odd Felioes'Grand. and Subordinate Lodge and En.
pr +. ,52S" Past Grand and other ohieers plain and
1st,' cd, Sd, 9Th and 9Th Degree Parade Re
fL - 5 2. - f4 Ealias.yglG = - -
-. t.,-.t - Pichly embroidered Encampment Parad
~ 1910 Regnias. p '''3'-1'f 7-4
Jewels, Robes, Banners, swords, &c.
Sons of 1emPeTpMce-Na ationa G rand and Subordna
Divisions-O Ofliccrs and Members =.
Red Me1t-Sachems, Past Officers and richly embrodel
ID Degree, w orkng and Parade JRegaia.
.-..g4 =, ~. .t..g JEWELS
or the various ORDERS OF Silver or Plated Metals
including Knights TempIari Cwih DirkSo
q ..a,,...,s4 t.5, BANNERS.
Banners OF every size style and COST adapted to the
Orders and Societies. manufactured order;
signs for Banners when required furnished OF ex.
ese showing the style of the when finished. Also
q ROBES; ;4SASHES,. COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment found the u s.
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS;' DIVISIONS AND
goa 10 sifsttHt.i TRIBES;
Wishing to fit their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade or WORDING Regala, Banners &c. depend up.
on their orders satisfactorily filled by calling
fSRssaa and Banner turers IS Baltimore @ Street,
baltimore; Md. sa..-r ,sr .ia.Hr - : .E..4
% G, T; FRY, AgeEl Wheeling, Va. oct6-tr
etssstT syCo-Partnership.
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~ REMOVAL,,

d d. liAYHA have removed to their new and spa
maMufaCtur" and keep onhahd, S -F
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, d. hs..
And keep for sale Japan Ware and Houehod Furnishing
Hardware iso the latest styles Cooking Stoves, all
vicn they willseil Wholesale Rctaat the 1he
market prices Their old customers and tho public Pe.
ally Invited TO Cali and examine their stock Errrr
descriptions of Al ticcsn their Kris orrtiy made 10
c. f- tfrhIn:tv .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-03

q tea! EAGLE SASH FACTORY .F"izlP
? slt e L2IeA9S' DE W 8o co. -. ~
DIANUFACTUREissO OF -. - Z
Doors, sfotGdings ,aSdsh and Vetlitid,l Sh,ttLers
Il. sla tsi..HlIsK c.oiRIS ,tat lahs ''a 80
-. .,... aCENrRR RiWHEELlNG,s VAN #&'iihIS
TI AVlNG completed our extensive Factory, we co.'s
llsRowpreParedt to fill all Sash and Doors O
every size. .sga E1sSs1sq 9HI $3.50 sEH159llI p
All extra sizes OF Doors and Sashes, suitable OPEN
rots &C., rtade order Every variety OF moudinss
from aiourh bead inch ogee constantly ona nd
Every variety and made 10 on
lso Xenltian either or revolt
The proprietors can assure fheirparons and epnbe
that the above named arc from
will be att ended and goods well packed for
shipping. 1ii2ls MAG ~, EhItS DEW Co. 81
2 - E s, g sMcLURE HOUSE, IT. % q
JAMES CARROLL ,PRoPRiRToR!
:. - -, ~ = r, WHEELlNGS, VaA-.-.,, 49, bsss5
ia contains ali
ealsnlatss In aii rs eaSs
the Hotesis deternined his
rat SIs IN q mons east and
rectlnl nlys2iSits their .Iss go IL febs:ff
SS EasgFql 4sA
sEs seiiaat 4pi b'1e9 lu.LoGAN, CARRiS Co.
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GEORGE MENDBL.

s'rl a5a'-a' aaa Look at This! --7'
LII those who desirous preserving the memory
IA OF themselves and and rrcnLs do so,
tualy, by calling without deayat L. TarbeI's Daguer-
reoype Rooms al the corner OF Main and Bdie streets,
Centre heng and each those lifelike Pic
lures which cannot be Obtained with the degree
beauty aud excellence elsewhere in the city. -rfsr.
' ...- 3 e' l.. TARBELI. Dagucr reotypist,
Corner OF Main and Biddlc streets,
ietS -ssFI.a. -ztt, f. a.s Centre Wheeling.
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Dantins Aeaaemirs.
D0DVORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No sos Broadway. opposite llthst-Mr popWVnLLi
hs The hcror OF announcing his friends and the pubic tne
the classes for the ensuing viii commences on SAL
DAY Oct r. NJ. for Ladies, a. Tor Chidreh snu
o'clock for Gentlemen 80. q, ,.-...,
The ELEGANT establishment been additionally decorated
The OF other Improvements made duriug tae SUN
.r mouth The improved system Of Instruction. 80 success
u since It's adoption will be retained with slight aefsous
ss,.d nv .T.Iepca Every novelty worthy of attention
vii be- introduced addition all he dances in ordinary u.e
with the same careful attention 70 the progress ana
., he pupls which h.s been so dstnguhing Characteristic
Of this Academy. r,..,,n
Circulars containing the days hours and terms OF Instruction
~ h. bsS A. .ny s AT the Academy will he sent by post
VITHALE and DAUGHTERS DANCING
w CLASSES will commence at Metropolitan Academy
Nos s. and IS Stav ToesdAy Oct 10; AT Gothic Hall Adams
A. BrookyD Monday Oct Q; Union Hall C0urt-st corner
of "wednesday Oct II. For particulars see circnaf'
70 hsd above at No 90 9TH sy W. d. teach on tos
meet i'm proved aud scientific principles.
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% Uhom il Elan Concern.

A DVERTISERS will find at V. b. PALMER's
IN ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Buildings, New:
Yo most Of the prominent newspapers OF az the states oil
the Unon britsh Prov &c from which udciOus So
lection Of the best advertising mediums can be made Sub
scrbes may aso select such suited TO their tastes
READING Rooms Clubs kc will be furnished with any
Der OF papers and for such period they direct The at
tention OF the business public respectfully Invited the s
Boseon and PHILADELPHIA
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Chaners for Business Men.

ENOR SALE.-A new and beautiful STEAM
IL SHIP, ~ feet long feet beam lei II hold Draa teet
With e tuns on board including the machinery The hull
with iron straps inches BY She stsd S'ss 0 coal
bunker-cspacy Ioe tuns two iron tanks ~ VN ssi
.s 81 pscty, and be nttee to cable and
80 ss:rass p.ensers The popotas strength Of this
s.n.sity she could built solid and additional put
.1on her giving feet bold The owner desire. sell
r,,.s to une with him and some rood tras
I-srnirs Of JOHN GRAHAM. No. 81 Wallet
TSOR SALE-A HYDR0-OXYGEN MICRO
ia SCOPE Of sPENCERs m,nufse;nre viii three lsas I,
Sshls for COLLEGES schools Exhibition purposes Apply
A. n y. PURDY Co, Ne. le2 N.ssAast
mo STS-HARDWARE.-A Gen.
temsn Of long standing the mPortps OF Foreign Hard
80 no hss the best Of friends In Earope, and very
Ss.ntspce here in cities Of the North Sssth and
~ Issires PARTNER vita some caPstsi TO 90 hole
n~lS.,s Rusipess he 4 active bus 49, man, OF
- .ssndins ana well Known In The trsjs Wcse ale
sss,.l a. spssis psstssr. Adazsss HARDWARE Beg No
- cAlsas 00ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27

HNHE n. \. EOUNBEh' anu ii.Nn natsi-Nu
Co-sole Msnrfaetarers OF SkoM NILS Ills ceieors'ed
Sss.t ~ prr footl aso Of CroweiPs new style o. WEE
RAILING decidedly the cheapest W me q . AZ anas %
speh "A Colutnus Tasses. s ane Lntet, trders.
Ssrsrs.s Brackets; Ysuli Covers. window ard Door oltd
rvsyr tind OF Wrought Iron WoEk toE BsidsnEs saeh
Shn,ters Anchors GTatinE &C. done Al lowest prices
md With Dispatch Special Ailsation gwen 70 Soat 80 20
III TVE IRON WORK for Baildinss OF every CAS- foena
AZ go Of Fortys x,hst " Samples In sections o. IA
es ths W.Teroou. Nos 70 aud 81 Dasnest lev doom
~s.t OF Broadway.
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6ouscs to fet.

CASTLE GARDEN to LET for the ENTIRE
~ MONTH Of OCTOBER-This fsvorite md c.ntiv.tnf
place viii be let 70. Concerts Masis E1ter
t.inneass. Balls Pubic Meetings. BY the night v,ek or
for the entire month Apply L. c. stuart, The Gar
Srn ron ie A. NJ. TIL SP. NJ
nor RENT on LEASE of THREE YEARS
II new HOUSE with FURNIrURE-Centr.Iiy .itn.,.s
IN one Of the derrsble loesons in the city Of
- The House 10 furnished with modern inproveu-n,.-
10y AZ Purnce Rage and Water In a. the Rooms. t.t.n
t,ou reservoir the Attic For further particulars sure Of
O. PELsE cAsee No. las Ch.Pelst, New Haven
HOTEL to LET-The HARRISON HOUSE,
No rs Ch.,put.t between ieth and lth Phl.dsl
phis eontainns rooms mostly large with every nodsra
eonveneoce TAe ADJOINING propsrty can be esset wh T.
giving together l<e Apply 70 JANIS W. PAUL.
No ~ South 81 g., PhlsaSphiA
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u r.. PALMER,s I.ITTLE MAMMAL. lsals

The Ne~-York Tnbune) contains some convenient
statistics and god deal Of information with respect the
value and advertising which wish business
would read II nothing. and Of them
loosne Thousands Of dos yearnot 20 speak Of the losses
thereby inflicted Tor lack Of knowledse which that
hand contains II OF them doubt word let them
read Mr. Pamers Manual be enlightened aud convinced"
10 Sso contains 81 and may be had satis AZ the
Advertising Agency. Tribune BudnEs w be sent post
paid tupon the receipt three stamp posoce
by addressing b. PALMER Advertising AGENT Newyork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Professional Notices.

CPECTACLES GOOD and CHEAP, accurately
~ adjusted vision by c. 3 FRANKS No Park oppo
site the Aston House and s No 81 bowery Opon
n Y Eye lnfrmary and Z I'VE Hospital Exclaimed 81
sfactory. Wholesale and retail
IT S. PASsPORTS-Indispens to travellers,
" . Issued by J. B. MONIES, Notary Public No IA War
rnst cor Broadway. Nstursized citizens prodaes
their certificates
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6ouses n)anico.

HOUSE WANTED.-Wsnted to Purchase in
III Brooklyn moderate-sized DWELLlNG-HOUSH
worth from go $500 IL must be In pleasant Neigh
borhood convenient either 10 Wast South Hamilton
Ferry $50 81 90 will be paid down and bond aud
mortgage for the balance for term Of Address stating
particulars II. J A. Box 1868 Tribune Ofice.
INANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, suita-
bic for q family Of ten persons in respectable part OF
the city Address Box No. 5 Post Office, stating location
and terms sc.
NNANTED-A HOUSE of moderate size, with
w about IS LAND, within hgufs rde Of the
City, by railroad Address =. s. No l75 Tribune once
w ANTE ID 10 PURCHASE for CASH-A
w small plain TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT,
situated Broadway and above hst Price no, 70
exceed IS 600 IS 500 Address post paid 10 o. r., NOS
2l5 and 217 Grand-st.. New-fork.
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Gorses, Garriaqes. Sc.

MEsSRS. MOTT & Co., SO well and favor
-pyl AN, -. e. many v.sr. as CARRIAGE MANUfAC-
TUREgS at Bridgeport Conn. keep eonstsniy ~ .nen en-
perr at No ESQ broadway large Q, i' Ta
select CARRIAGES Of the LATEST o. EnS Su a..
TERMS which they offer the public on as favorable terms
a. any other house 10 the city.
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furuiime, Nc.
DE BE Il X NJ Is L Ia,
II FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,

ID FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,
No 30 Nslserst near broadwsy. ....,,.
IL announcing the opening Of tese comrodious
No. BEnBE & klMBEL would spprss the fasnossoie
void and the public generally thst they 's eonneo'e "a
an rsrar com stion with A Bem5es veil known fum
ture and Upholstery manufactures IN Pars aud
patroniIed b. the wealthy arstoeFaey OF Europe
poscssin. such facilities they will be enabled 70 -
dsr AZ very notice and on satisfactory tsFns avery
o"xsv i their line produced abroad viii be reproduced
- aud the variety OF Upholstery FABRICS ana
81 .,l,s of Cabinet Furniture comprised 10 ther '"es VIII
.gr3 he idrst Geld Tor comparison and choice
KIMBEL having been for six yesfs des'shet N WI %
sirs'. nsnufciory brus. ample experience 70 ns tki
snS II Is hoped the foreign aud home wy sa
il he deemed sufficient guarantee OF ne aniiy 70
.ss A BFNBE 4 A. kIMBEL No ~ Wslser+st
EURNITURE.-ROJAS Il Co, No. 4oa Broad,
L wsy corner of Broomes manufacturers OF a.. sina'
CARISFT.WARE FUR NTTURE. have on hand GOOD as
tmsp Of article. Of descriptions which they over 70
ell AZ yerv reasonable prices They are daily receiving 'on
their factory st Eli,sbethrort New-Ier-ey
IGUT. ECONOMY, SAFETf--Ihe sub
scbers invite the attention Of all persons desns Pors
NJ. Lisht to their extensive assorm"oi 81 LArS sna
CHANDELIERS embracing great variety 81 rno'sene'
sn,pips sind Csmpheue and OIL Lamps ANONYMOUS =.
STY w "s" PIoSi;ESE LAMP the desirable,
poeb xht Introduced being veiy brilisnt
and convenient and in correction with nr wfe sSe' eS
in Laups and Filters, without danger IA us ., ,.,t
subscribers have sold them largely LOT eh
ard have that person has Deeh
The article now advertised new safety oy boston
maker k but an imitation OF jennings SAFETY patented oy h
a. bribers also manufacture Phosgens 1.-THE only sena.
incl Fluid and Camphene OF the best dnsy ana SEQ
AZ dealers the best terms As well as ~ feuu "
consumers. CHAS STARR, Jr Co, no. IL. roIton ST.
CHOW-CASES-A large assortment constantly
- on hand and made order Of German silver SILVER paed
Rosewood Mahogany Black Walnut &c. ~ BCases care
fuy BOXED and SHIPPED TO part OF the Union oy d.
K PEBBLES No l2i Grandst doors east oil btoAaway.
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NEW.


HNHE GLEN HUME SClOob' na' v1s..r WE'D.
P9sTi SdvEMBEa EIFsase $50 for term Of t eve
antbs 1.-Two sulrte''J including tuition board
The SSfS s hs iss's ss y
In sicy 1yery facility fof obtaining hofousn anc P Ia,
1891 ne pupils viii be select N character Sna :. la
lied in nsu pei The course Of study viii be elevated And
s S.S and Ae method Of instruction both eA '"'
GEsS. s5 e. se Pr s1. Gi ne
School and sh; rS,.sS'S or vii be
.ss'-.. on sppis.dOn the Principal Newport ,,roy
p.s.,. 70 Hon Edward Everett Hon: George B.psrOa,
Hspry sd.worh LOnsfelIO~i Jane. WIAs, u u;
dent o. hsIysra d D. President Of Amherst
College; Prof AE.sst ".
yIYHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. IL West
ilh. OF s'h.y nov n n y. sssS M nth
Of uess,s,r or the EDUC .roN Of YOUTH Pupils are
received ;, ssIy Sc .IS asTsD w allow. an set
o,shIv prepared honorable entrance luto r.
er.ness @ -, ,b,r children the advantages Of sound IN
,.rrcticu thorough mental dscpne o-s,,ss
s.s nVa - and full rarteusrs terms e'eiglns
g. NAV be obtained AZ the eoossie,es Of AeSS'' en-
SHEPARD Co., or a Viii tIs sI ~ FORREST
G.P. oUACKENsos lll1'-r--~
yIyIRRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-The winter
Lern T ps.eresees view Of the and Aadre
Narnsn. ear be obtained BY addressing A NJ" MAN Fno
efsl.
YNHE SCHOOL of the CLARKE SISTERS,
30 u ah-.v will REOPEN ON the 4th iusC Provision
n.de for dairy s.ge from the part Of the city and o
for the conveys rance ct pupils IN stormy weather.
THE SCHOOL of Mr.. BINGHAM for BOYS.
i called IN. CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM Bible House, A.
tor plscs entrance in Sd bessn the first term OF Is thd
es s-pt 3 There several vacancies ~ each OF the
being twepty The thorough
..tsrstic ara trsnns sdoded peculiar aud be-
iiev.d &. b. uuequs'sd in this country.
VNHE PRINCIPAL of fourishing BOARD
j ING and DAY SCHOOL in the vicinity 81 this eity's
German BY birth wishes American or English Partner,
furnished with capital Apply for farther ntofmsao9
rersopsy 20 H. ARESDS No 500 broonest between ana
Socock in the afternoon this week only
T,HE ADVERTISER takes four BOYS, under
years Of into his family TO educate ~ nome Va
b.own Tennis 1856 per annum. Inquiries from parents de-
srns TO place son in the country under happy home
and udicous training viii be forwarded addressed 10 QUA
No SO Post Office. Hartford Conn.
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&I00 TO PoETs;-The Directors Of tn.

III VVs MD
ASSOCIATION lately organized in sandusky City Ohio for
ths gene 81 diffusion OF Literature and Ar
oNer PRIZE OF kl0c for the ODE Powers world
noxned statue Of the GREEN SLAVE, which, with many
Other valuable works Of 70 be distributed the
members Of the above Association
The Odes which should exceed ty lines In ensth must
he handed IN previous the lat OF OeiobeI which tins
cns,,,ee Of literary gentlemen Of New York whose
viii .ppear decide the merits sne award the prze
no The suceessful competition. -
,,snxs Of their Ode together with us TeS name and adj
dess In separate sealed envelope communications should
&c l. DERBY. Aetusy G. A. l. A.,
or No. Wster-st SAndusky.
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GMlerp an0 HarSware.

OOOPER's TRUSS HOOPS.-5oo sets as
SCosSpTR,s EDGE TOOLS Albertson cOnser, Horton,
B.rtop and other makers
C00pERS HAMMERS, DRIVERS.
RICK IRONS sc, &c, fer sale BY - a.y,..
nISN CfIAs : LITTLE Nos 81 and ~ Fulson-1.
COPPER.-LAKE SUPERIOR lNGOT cor,
pvR Tor SALE IN lots 10 suit purchasers 1t TIE once
a. MINNESOTA MINING Co, No Isl 1rsenwea-s1 -
nut NAILS ard SPIkES.-A full assortment ,t
Of sable Iron Works CUT NAILS aHa SFiNEo ''' '~e
BY the Agent Of 'As MERRITT TRIMBLE No es Bro.dst
Parcels for the West can be Gei'e'e' ~ "'~''
Albany ~
SCOTCH PIG IRON.-Hundred tans No 4
SGsr.herre srd go ,u-s mixed ransen osH rig iser,
s.ore and l1ndtns. for sale By
CPRIN8 SrEEL.-l,00O bundles assorted !"
- loo % srit rurcbsser,. f,r sale Apply TO
NO q Chfst, New YORK
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EOR SALE or EACHANGE--A tARM Of
sbout 30 scres in Columbia County nils from Chat
ham Depot Harlem Raiload, 10 ipcum araIee. 80
mice Geo. Also good FARM of lo0 IL Nestehes
Ten County miles from Harlem Railroad Also 80 elss1Ht
County and 81 acres Of Land Railroad Depot a. Ne"
Rochelle 5UO Of Timber Lsad near The haoron
Aso Yacht Il about IS with other valuable property
Arr " from till in the ba.eneGi Of Hanover Bsnk carns
" illisu and Pearl JOSEPH DANlSON-
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ID few desirable LOTS BERGEN Point, acres bali acrr
OF ore fronting the Bsy suited to Of ts.is and
mept Come s1d see apply t. RAbl NEAU a. b. place
Bersen Point Aso sobe Site for Sumner Ritresi ana
Hotel and = mail Cottage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
ToR sALE-The thTee-story BRICK HOUSE

No rs Dufelist Brooklyn IL Is three year. old sod
has just hooushy painted and deeoFsted ha. tentz
and sss Would tasteful and desEsale re,d-
for , sentee family Price rs $50 Apply Ia CdAhLES
ITNKINS No n rAnkfa New-York.
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and FURNITURE COMPLETE fol

II IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION. pleasantly slust-d q
No IS Brooklyn IN healthy and E-ut-e neigh
borbOed rods from the CITY Railroad tAroash Nyriis-
sv ard within twelve minutes yah Of The FS'oa honts
rue and South Ferries The house three win piarra
frunt and rear, th. lot IS ~ lo7i feet which together nth
furniture BEDS bedding Ea and soosns 1en-
s III In xeeent order AID be purchasec FOR
$3.50. 80 Sc Of the amount can remain mor<sze Pos
within dsys Can he any day on 10 to
te'eloek- Apply the premises or
GEO. 8. 6RANNfss No. = NAidea lane. Nov Ysrt
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SAIE-Cnntaininr I'm ncres nf


I'D CHANGE A beautifully located aud valuab property,
CONSISTING DIV ELLING 2X56 two stories and si''c stn
esteps 70 lsx24 two stories together with four 90 gsh
FULL LOTS on Gates-av Bedford. will be 9DbD or
EXCHANGED foT a good COUNTRY PLACE within reason
ab. distance Of New Iorh Of from ten 70 twenty ave seres
FOR further rorficuisrs inquire Of or address,
/ WINCHESTER. No lu7 Fnton st. Y Y. mp NaIrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27

~ stone tnt HOUSE and LOT No. 20 West l7thst The
House nished in fTsrae syie with al the modern i'm
prov,meuts For further particulars APPLY to BAKER
WEFKs Aneiioneers. No Metropolitan Bank Building.
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"a xerv cnnrenient three.storY

Il vey elevated, kssIhy and beautiful Situation viii
from fifty OF Land, twenty miles from town by
railroad minutes wk from the Depot Abundance Of
SHADE Fruit Wafer Wood, and convenient 0sb1idinEs
Al.o several .plerdk Building sites. Appy 70
MaRTfNDALE. i57 Rroadx.y fthiri s,0ryb
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plea demurrer--demurrer overruled
with costs.
w. Mygatt Us B. G. Spencer ct al;
Stoddard & Pettit-Towslee Creditors
bill-plea demurrer demurrer oyerruled
with costs.
E. Bishop ct al, rs Nj. Sykes ct al;
Towslee-Stoddard Creditors bill-plea
demurrer-demurrer oyerruled with costs.
J.R. Crawford rs j. McNaughton; Pet
tit-Evans. Bill to compel partner to ac-
count. Decree by stipulation that part
nership property be sold. s4@ s'a
A. Campbell Us M. Holmes; Evans.
Judgt for deficiency after sale of mortga-
ged premises, $l449 IL.
The Court orders that the order of
business upon the equity side of the Court,
shall hereafter be as follows:
l. Motions ca parte.
2. DEGREES pro confeSso. a>""
). Motions to dissolve Injunctions and
other introductory motions.
4. Arguments of Pleas and Demurrers
5. Hearing upon Bill end answer
| 6. Hearing upon Pleadings and Proofs
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Awful Deaths,

The Chicago Tribune says a milk
man coming into that city, i'll the
morning saw a man hanging by one
of his heels from the fence Of the Catho-
lie Cemetery. lie was found to be dead.
Ills face had turned perfectly black. 1t
was discovered that hs had apparently
been in the cemetry, had wandered around
it. and was attempting to climb the fence
when he slipped, and caught one foot by
the heel between two Of ne pickets of the
fence. His struggle to release himself
had been desperate. lie had torn off his
coat and vest, by pulling them over his
head. The muscular contractions all
over his body were very great.
On Saturday morning, fire broke out
in steam grist mill, it was discovered,
and by the time the engines arrived had
made such progress that it was impossi-
bic to save the building SC. Two men
were sleeping in the mill One escaped.
He Awakened his comrade and urged him
TO follow him in his leap from the win
dow, as it was impossible to descend the
burning stairs But he was either smoth-
cred or bewildered and persisted in the
flames. His bones were taken from the
ruins in the afternoon.-D.