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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

THE RrvEE.-The prospects at present indicate
the January rise and the early resumption Of navi-
cation. Yesterday much rain fell, the river was
rising all day and last nght had attained depth
Of nearly eight feet. The gorged ice above Steu.
benville had not yet come down, but it cannot re-
main much longer # the present soft weather con-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
Vein Line.
Special Notice.

Special Notice. lse.. -.s
OTy1CH Il. & o. RAILROAD Co. II b
WI ceiling Station, November i, 1861
On and afeT Monday the Tlh instant. passenger car
will Station daily at 0l1 O'CLOCK r NJ, Nheet
ing time Tor Mounisvle and Cameron
Returning leave Cameron; ...''''''''''''e'Uo'
Fare-Cameron, 81 10 each wayi i.ssl-
do MoundsvilIe, 40 cents each way.
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Change of Timc!:
CLEVELAND AND Pi7ISBURGH RAIL ROa"'
u. s. MAIL DAILY LINE
BETWEEN
Whaalinr and Pittsburgh.

THE fine side wheel 1sre1-- -.
ffz7azS h messengers steamers IL IL
lll1ssssFsHtTnSs3' WINCH ESTER, Cap ssea4sEinfe6
$500 Geo. H. Moore, and s.s
WTccIns and Pittsburg-tEe WINCHESTER leaving Wheel
NO sTcry UonIay Wednesday and Fridayi and the Dur
nal every .Imesay Thursduy and Saturday. at A. Ma
wing al Wcsve in time TO connect with ne CIeve
East Returmmg-the Winchester leaves PitlSnursh eve
~ Tuesday, Thursday and saturday aud ne iulna GH
cry Monday wednesday and Friday al ~ ~ Nj arriving
at Wheeling in time the msi! lucs Tor ONO rfH.-
IFOr freight or passage, apply on board or 10 80.
ro,e tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
troll; Milwaukee, ChicaEo. Buffalo and az me
nfice o. S c. BNKEE s Go. S'e"o
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Notice.

E oY1,cr b. &, O. RAiLRoAD Co.. aE"
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1883.
Change or Schcdule.-Passenser Han-On u an3
mar Monday next the Instant the passenger tram
viii leave the Station at 9, =. NJ Wheensd tei -.
now f-ai' 81 J. b. FORD. agent
a FEW cases Of that nice 0eeoIa Of Gold Leaf I0oas
"A ~. GO Just to hand at LOGAN, CARR CO.'S !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

CURE OF HEREDIrARY.nSCR0F
Tie following effcafe is from, dne eminent Lawyer OF
Kentucky, who is known III all OF the Statf' laSS fora
number OF ycaI rcpi cScned his Stale in COngIe Ss
IL affords inc easui stHtc that Dr. H1nptoms Tho
ture las affected most extraordinary cure OF my slave
how Albert The patient thiee years oil age, ana had
i'm scrnlla Ills latter is ScUtulOus. The boy
mo Wig mass OF sores head loot The geE lids
orthc ees were much Swollen, aud turned inside out, cN.
ibitiIs horrible matte ring ulcciY rrOtrudcd ovcrtIc
eve halls so as produce blindness II is strange, yet
tine This cLil-at felt resigned die AZ ielici
rom suieI ing-hus restored 10 health under the
treatment oil Dr. II anPt9n. si'gWT:li. HoSAssoN.
LOusYil ID, AlaTClr2OS 1851. - a fAHf.a . y s-a.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

Revenue OF THE b. & o. RAILRoAD.-The, BAL
timcre Sun understands that the revenue the B.
& o. Railroad for December, amounts in the ag-
gregate from the Main Stem, 10 s294,5OO. From
passengers s3s.5OO, and from tonnage s256,OOo.
The Washington Branch yields about $4,000,
which is slight falling of from the corresponding
month Of 1852.
This Main Stem result is remarkable under the
circumstances. For at least One-third of the en-
tire month the Ohio has been unnavigabe, even for
the small freight steamers-while for fully one
half the month no through passenger tickets. by
river, were sold, if sold, had to be exchanged
for those by the land route. 1t is not going too
far TO say that, il the navigation of the Ohio had
been as good even as it usually is in December,
the business of the rond would have yielded rev.
enue of 3T5 TO 100000:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

CURE OF COUGH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure OF the venera BILE DR. Dunl's son. OF tile city OF
Baltimore man well known, and whose testimony adds
To- lie triumph or 'lamlpton'S Vegetable rinctureW
N' RALTtYoRE, Feb. 9 1889.
Ncssrs Mortimer & Mowbray-G Gentlemen: Il is with
real pleasure able 10 attest TO the gene a heains
And Gnrat We mowers OF Dir. Hunton's Vegetable linc-
tuTe. Sometime during last November was taken with
worry bad and serious cough j was advised to lake Cod
liver OIL and did so; getting better, was induced
TO try your Timcturc. got one bottlc aud before had
us cd il all ray cough Permit also TO state tai
for The last fiji years, have suffered very mcl from
Acute rheumatism and VertigOi cominInS me- at times, TO
my he'd am July convinced that owe my present
GOOD health to the TnCture, and kind PiOvI
Yoaare my friends atiibert this you may
think proper and believe mo- yours veryIesieGIIliy
N.B.-leanbc seen at any time at theNuYoRs Office
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1 b. COERCION Harris, Z

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
Observation-Disclosures Lock Urinary, 10. 81 south 'fay
street. opposite the Exchange l'udlnes HaitH"iG'
"A practical experience of over 90 years enables III; H.
to insure sOLnd and speedy in ce rain class OF DIS
cases. which have TOO long been yielded by regular hys
clans to the hands OF uackcry lie may be consulted con-
hdenvnllyS either in person OF by letter. .'sL.
PcIsons at distance cured at home by addressns
letor to DR. HarlS Baltimore, Md All communications
remedies sent by mail to part ofthe u S.
See advertisement fourth page. apr4-iy
Foreign Exchange, ,norcisn ExchnnEe.
OERSOSS wishing to remit money England, Ireland
or scotland, in amounts 'front.' upwards can find
safe, quick and chcap medium through -
'if'1' 20 Ill .raf EDWARDS, SASFORD&CO.
=..4 . aza. =. Fh 81 n. PIGNkAN ,.Agent
.. f.. VOL %. d ..a.e Mcclure House q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

.,oJ and eYncTienccI Newspaper UOmpOsIIoT can
cnI pheasant situation in this office, by applying SOON
4 young man preferred 'f
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acknowledgements.
MoRNINe.IA NuARY II. l854.
: Ionrncrmen PrInters.

PRINTING INKS.
,,,ok Gard anL cOlOred Printing Inks for sale
Sj AiInrdcrs from abroad promptly filled
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

The Falls City, Capt. Sam Mason. is taking a
heavy cargo, and leaves for Louisville on Friday.
The virOqua from SteubenvlIe and the Stephen
Bayurd from Sunfsh were the only arrivals yester-
day.
The Crystal Palace arrived last night from Chr
penter's Bar. The other boats which have been
lying below may he expected up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
CoMMtsstoSEK's oFTIcE,
December 22I. 1853.
NOTICE

The rites the matters OF the forego ng de-
crre are hereby notified that have appointed Tuesday:
The Th DAY or February. 1854 al my Office in the city o.
brelinc as the time and place, when and3wheTel Will
UToceed 10 take account directed by Decree
AMI do hereby require the production before me OF all
such books vouchers and proofs as may DE heCes
SAT- " '"0 f'Ni GIBSON l.. ERAN MRR, ...F...
i-o3 Master commissioned in clancery
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12
From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!

from the BlfLn IIuc6 OF OuTlSTO-
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HANIPTON'S
. -I--i VEGETABLES TINCTURE.
"a d Letter from an OFcer in our Gallant Nary.
NY Inn We inn nv oller ctle s We give below,
IVY asainsay t. the afflicted, why will you delay trying
'A' u. S. SmIp CuMnKnL AND, GESoA, Sardinia,
N,.ssrs Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures Tie First
Lieutenant ship, Who has been suffering many years
rom tic Dyspepsia aud who has hcen nearly restored 10
his Isiaf health by the u c6f champions Vegetable Tlnc'
ture desires 81 send him one dozen bottes"I that
"a mother lieutenant OF the 1881 Navy, on board
this ship also wishes youto send. lin one dozen Of
Vegetable Tncturc,'' by the Store ship
yyhie United States Febrary or March, Tor
Spezza. 10 I.rHfN ~ gLEI -, -
le .Tincture you sent me was received IN good or
mr. and take pleasure in INTO tniug YOU that II has been
used with sead success By several OF our otccS IN cases
NJ IIvs,IerIshl 4 am respectfully yours +l-A-.+
" VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain Y. S: Navy.
We I,agc two otler letters
equally strong as above. #. ,rftr.l
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Notice

N Office.
THE subscriber, having returned home from Germany,
aer absence of four months, begs Oave TO inform
his friends and the public generally, that he will hereafter
he regularly both markets, with his usual supply Of good
Meats asnges Lard etc and respectfully soicts their
patronage with that hoy will Teeeivc prompt
HoctTJs% JOHN zoEcKLER
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GENERAL pEpr,lrY rnoM ONE c., rIE"LpEsr MAG
- 81 IsTkATgsa IN BALTIMORE y.g-i

r i. q
'--.. Il. - tfr .r. 1 BALTIMORE Sep. II, 1851.
Measrs Mortimer & 6IOwbIayi ieelIt duty to make
known the benefits havcNlerived from Dr: lfamptom's
Tfnc;ure length otrIe have been subject togrea
illustration OF power and great debility OF the
nervous syslcu accompanied with IHlpltiOn and Hut
teTiE OF tic heart had such sudden attacks on one &C.
casion could scarcely get home l making mention oil
my case friend, he referred me to Joseph NJ staple
io ESQ an old and highly respectable citizen oil Balt
MOI e. who had used tho TmCturc under similar clrcum
slsnccs. called Sr. StapelOn, and alier anlner
view or some minutes, Iwns fully satisfied oithc nautical
virtues of the Tcturc, the evidence before Inc, of
his Oyyn rerson who, time previous, tilcatsda
failing state eait put hearty, hale appearance,
,yi,h lie activity OF youth Immediately commenced
using tie lcufe and before took the contents oil Ole
buttic ~ strength cmewcd, and call walk as brisk
and am as active twenty years ago This Tine
ure is the Gaiid csurati of the digestive organs,
VIII ct whenLest Dyed, the whole system Is ms state ci
sulie ring. |rr.r
ny d. h"'ni'"''' ''' III >'l - WM.iA. sCIiAEFFER.
Dyspepsia, Rhcumntisr1, scrofulH, Liver
Com pIuint, &c FROM THE METRoPoLis.-PaSs It
al ouud-Ict the afflicted lear the glad udhgs! Tins is
but the sentiment OF thOusands; 90,
Mcssrs Mortimer IL Mowbray; GentcmenZ-Hayin
been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF ten years standing
hereby Tor the benefit tile afflicted take great pleas
vi in announcing that alter using lew bottles your
Hamilton Tiuctuc. found had ACCOMPLISHED pericc;
cure haye used different medicines from limo TO lime,
never been able ior any soo1
and il is blessing TO stricken humanity that that Iredi
cine is found which possesses the power ofllO
longing human ife The many cuSes Il has wrought rs
sufficient guarantee OF the beneHeia results which may
be expe rienced from its use.s Yours, RESPECTFULLY
-. ' rI z " J. CURTAIN HAY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hats! lHhEs!! ,Hats!!bdI
)F THE LATEST FALL FASHION:

OE IHiEH La EESI FALL Fashion. r
NV are now manufacturing Hats OF the latest fall ~
HH styles, and Nie prepared TO spplyc Ut patrons
ard the Iuhlic with Hats ca mot be ncS
endurance, beauty OF finish and although
all our tue FIRST oCheir class they Will Ir.
nishst prices c low is those OfhietOr Eastern con.
vic maulacuc. AIS, lutge OF all the diff
n chi Varieties Of SUi aud Felt mems youths' and chill.
dreIrs Hats Also, age assortment OF Fiicds Hats
OF the different grades, her with fine assortment of
mems and youths Giot Glazed and SILK Plush Caps Of
tr 81 ves Those hrsrous obtaining good arti.
Gle IN our ie iIatur Cap will assuredly consult
both iasIe and ecn0n akihs at the splendid new
ut and tap Stn 1873, doors north OF w. T. Sell
Iy's Dry floods HOUSE, we tside Main street.
scpI2 .-.rL. ..E-g L -gLL- - ~. WI lh isSON
IMPROVED StinWER-BArHS.
TNTSHONG'S PATENT Tie subscnb Der having pur.
cha snd the iI.ti tiIs county OF Dishons's Pat
eI p limp Shnwe 18th, would nOIm the public that lie
has commence e nIu ariurr al themiH the nest pos
she style at Mrssrs. Hobb- * Taylor's Machine Shop
where, NJ Varie!'s Tin Shop on Main street, they
maj be had On tA most Icisoni bic terms. -
This is uidnubtedly the best shower bath made, ena
bling the person bathing temper the quantity and oIco
OF The shuck 10 suit himself They be used for hot or
cold bath, any quantity with the same e0mycnicice
~ :. 10 PETER PHILIPS
p. S.-pattern Making done on the shortest notice aud
most reasonable terms, as above. .t''
Oci :IlaNy3n r. Z.
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= ---T- MERGnA MIS- & MEOHANlCS' BANK,l
wmEELING December 20, 1858 a
Ell EcTIoM eeaby 10 the charter an election f. r
ON the GIOnday CthO OF January next. between
the hours Of 10 y. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
~ BRADY CdShteT
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Tobacco! Tobaooo!! Tobacco!

wv + would most respectfully call the attention OF Mcr-
w aud GrOcers to very large and gencl 81
stock OI Tobacco, Cigars snuff etc., and such other ar
Giles as lesitI ma tey hclOI. to a regular
Ie
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

David Kennedy r...r
.'" r.. ...H H.a. I'm ChahCeIy
William Cree and others y
Decree Gor account-A bstTaet. -. =
This cause came on to heard upon the process and re-
Ami II iStheTeupon by the court adjuhged ordered anu
decrsgd that this be referred 10 ole OF te @
,isinnsrs Of tins court tuascsTtnn and report TO me
eO"rt Inc amount Of the specific liens, and
nrioiities two half Lts Of ouLa Wi
lam Cree and their several and their
10 tie speci tic lies also TO am
sns SG the buildings The south halt OF SAID Lot no
G in the bill mentioned and also The o Gun oo t S the
dIe Of lie ling OF the cOmplainant's bhl anu u Any nsS
been raid by whom, and how much has been f Sut
mi bnyy much after the date OF the filing OF SAID oll
hrfoES taking such accounts, the said
i've notice the time place OF taking me same ~ az
yartiseuent published Tor on month III sohs heNsSPF
printed in the city o. wheeins,n.44 ~ ,op,Nc
Acopy-Teste: HL0NEN Clerk
CALDWELL .a .-ja-...a p! % = S'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

Of tile nineteenth century. rIti tile first scientific
in world would have admitted, t,at mi uce nIcdi-
cine he eiOOTe supposed o la We no existence. u
Stimuli "A Nj THAT ENTAILS NO REA CTION
Its is expended, is the with opium,
cOhoic preparations and all Other cXcilans eeeCt of
these and well he said oIin who
~ state OF that man is worse than the frs " hut
the Elixir cNlcIamt without single dTawbaC-Sac
in lis operations perpetual in its happy influence upon
the mind, and the entire organizations it will also
remove Impressions, excitement, ndcncy blush,
seepessness dislike society. incapacity for study
business
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-12

No language can convey adequate idea tile immedi
miraculous Change wLichit ocCasionsi in the
diseased deRitaedand shattered vOuS system Wlet-
broken down by excess, weak by nature impaired
ny sickness. tile unstug aud relaxed organization is
once bTaced, vivified and built up. The mental
ysical symptoms oil nervous disease ISL tUgeihor
der its influence. Nor is effect temporary;
tary Inc relief is permanent for the CO prorei OF
the medicine reach the constitution SELL uid nSto
normal condition Well may the preparation be call
y Tho d .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
w $; MELLoR, AUcTIoSEER.BY goycHroN 4

1ELLoKEindsy. q ~ 9ciosx - = aaIion street.
ture psnofors Boston make brocatso parlor
furniture velvet three and ingram carpets several suits
chamber furniture walnut bedsteads
wood centre window CLOTH hair
paases holsters and pillows with the usual variety found
In three story house; the whole having about
year, and cost $25OO chamber furniture Of twelve
from all purchaser Goods to be removed immediately after
the sale. Catalogue on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
TUE MAREIEp woxAN,s r.IyATE .zDIcAI cor

panion-By DR. A. NJ Mauriesau professor Of disssssv
women; one hundredth edition. QU00O) limo DID, 81:
fine paper extra bndug price 81 ivory compalns -
which woman subject from girhood AnA
wife and IS mother fully described, vth the
causes the symptoms and also the proper
in plain maple, bat in the most ehasts language saay
understood And thus every discover ~ ccm-
pairing her own symptoms with those dssonbed ths lAenr
character and cause OF her complaint and BE- spassd ~
snxic and sunsrinE Tho wifs about bsccmins Mother
has ofteen need Of and advice Of tho ase1
tivensse iorbids consulting medical gentleman, villa -
such instruction and advice also explanations o. 1872
symptoms which otherwise would occasion mach snxe -
alarm How many are suffering from cbssfeeeo.s q Ere
lartes peculiar the female system, which -
health Of Of which they gnorsnk sad wheea
their dclicacy orbds seeking medical advice How nv
suffer from prolapsus uteri, ang Of sbe woebJ % NM
Auor abus teakness, debility Ac Hew naL Are - So
slant agony for many months preceding eonnncmcnN 40W
many have dcult nct dssgsrcus converse 80 49,
recovsriss Scs Whose lives Ars hasssasA
yention ameoratien aAd rclcf. Now many bitter me-
ments how much anguish might have spared 70 tAA
sufferer the husband 70 tho relatives BY timely
son Of khiy ttle volumei ~ impraotioAbie 70 convey
fully the vsrous subjects treated Of as they at
strictly intended the married those oonAspastnG
xfrisse FOR stringer Townsend ~ Bfosdways
Adranee Sherman Co. Aston House. No lvesay strssA
Dewitt Davenport, Tribune Buidinks; ~ No Astsr
House. Broadway md At the publication ONCE 10 LbestY
street. Now York; Joseph Tucee Mobile: Also r. D. Peter
son Chestnut street. philadelphia o. ~ rssspe -
81 copy viii he transmitted by mall fra Of poseags, -
any part Of the United States All lstsrs must 30 addus
ed post paid To- DIR. n MAURtCEAU caes 80 libs<Au
trsss, New York, sr bes LIZA ksw v0sk fsss oAsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

John w. SONERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, ITO CEN
ire street. corner Of IrankiinCity Inspectors sale
ncttt street between Spring and Prince streets 10
hair cases crockery spoons knives and forks
looking glasses clocks lamps pals tubs stoves
Croton hose groceries, refrigerator and other goods
order Of THOS. X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

MERICAN PATENT BILLIARDS-TKN TABLKS,AT
"a iss corner Pineapple and Fulton streets doSr
tables George Rassford l69 Chestnut stres Pha
dclpLs O4her billiard table makers pretend TO have
patents defaud purchassr One thousand dollars now
fton Bank back these ascrtons that innocent pur
ohasers may not buy Law suits Tables balls cues cue
points cloths Ac for sale above and At the factory ~
and Orders punctuay attended to, and
guarantees SCAT with tables ordered by mail.
CAIL AND EXAMINE OUR SPLENDID STOCK,
~ made Of material and we'll seasoned VITA tho
rubber cushions with slate wood and
Beds 81 reduced prices One second hand table Zoe
sails, cheap, GRIFFITH OkCAkk, No, " Ana rrest,
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M s. MELLoR, AUCTIuoNEER-BY HOU0nToN

w s. MELLOR, AUCTIuONEER-BY HOU0HTON 4
AslleT this day rhr.dayl, At 10Y o'clock q the
ture rich velvet and ingram oarpstg elegant decorated
China superior toned rosewood octave piano
forte choice oil paintings French plate pier and oval mir
pnror chamber dining room and library furniture Of the
latest designs We recommend this really good assortment
warranted all Of which has been removed
favorable opportunity for buyers consisting In part u
one segant carved rosewood parlor suit covered in
rich French crimson and brocatele medallion backs
several suits in fancy coverins hair CLOTH &c rich cham
match; mahogany and walnut DO library bookcases in
oak rosewood mahogany and walnut; elegant stsserss
Sofas chairs, BUREAUS washstands rookers lounges
lounge BEDS 4o together with lot Of second hand urn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

NHARTER OAK GRAPES.-THfS GRAPE rs DE-
cidedly the best cultivated they COED for
e the Isabss Catsyba md fer ssperr Any
size q An zach sad half diameter samPiss grapes
and vines Tor sale All orders promptly kttsnded to 81
JOHN y. JAMES, Ne. John street. ;"
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ID c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PIANO.
~. fortss, carpets 4c-To. morrow Qfridsy! at 10Y
Kemp will sell - auction above large assortment
Of furniture, which worthy Che attention Of
sold without and consists
ware extension dining tables silver plated cut bot
tors window Shades pier and oval glasses and mirrors
s.sTy and secretary bookcase oil pan.ngs marble TOP
curled horse hair matress palAses ssat chairs
Kitchen furniture, &c. PanofortesAt IL O'Clock will
sold several elegant rosewood panoors Of superior
and finish we'll worthy the attention those Of
peror instruments Nay be examined previous to sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02

A LADY LEAVING THE COUNTRY, WISHES TO
~ ell several Ans oil painting sy Tsners likewise the
paintings Can be seen until Saturday By applying at
157 Warrington street, Hoboken.
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John KEKsE. AUcrIoNEER. AUG.

John KEEsE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUC
to Cooley Keese store, No 81 Broadway on
Thursday, November q At o'clock +. n. Views in Cali
fornfaSx panoramic paintings each containing 100
feet Of embracing magnificent views q San Fran
the spot Of the mining regions Of chief interest Chief
Justice Marshall and Henry CsyAn unfinished full length
lin the celebrated painter q the Indian Gallery full length
riousIns old portraits Of German prince and princess
each feet by feet inches 'Storm and Shipwreck BY
Venus landscape and figures. Poa.sin feet inches
after Bosssno feet inches by feet inchcs Anchor
ite, signed Ingram, IL inches by inches; "Sti Life"
Maltese % inches by ~ inches, and many others THE
splendid painting q Che judgement Of Paris BY Gordano
$5 will be offered at moderate upset proe Also
religious pantinga suitable for Roman Catholic churches
iys feet from Raphael; the Descent from the Cross
painted in Rome, to order by distinguished artist
direct from tho originals Also Immediately after the
abbvc virtue Of chatel mortgage order Of John W.
Somerindyks Esq, constable the following late Of ths
Miniature World exhibiton9 settees stove and pipe,
with other articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-02
TTENRY H. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-BYH n. II. LEED

HENRY III. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.-BY II. II. LEEDS
II Cc.-Thursday, November at ~ o'clock r NJ
their gallery No. $40 Broadway formerly occupied by th
Dusseldorf collection Sale Of elegant Partisan oil paint
ips ON ov. convex copper canvass panel and silk a.
Paris and are richly framed This collection viii comprise
elegant specimens tho genuine works OF eminent
among which may be enumerated Chailly H. Dunant
Roquoiers ny band, Van Coppel Weinberg Chambeaux,
Van Muls, Lemmsns Midi L. Drun POsssIl: and Others
svoraby TO the attention Of the public being
psrcr collection and the productions Of the
6ticn day and evening nom Monday October 80 until
ming of sale.