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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-01

ASTED-A gentleman Of polite address, without reference,
good confidential clerk Of bis employer
Address A. b. at this Office.
i--GJ.;s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
Aud what IFeni
You would have plenty Of money.


D. tLaylns her little hand on his shoulder and
looking W into bis 3taes,) Then you could pay
mother that twenly dollar gold piece you borEUw'
ed, you know IalheL }-
?, And what then, child1
D, Then mother could pay aunt Sarah The len
tollats she owes her.
T, Ah--indeeIl And wha. Ihen'
D. And aunt Sarah would pay 'istel Jane the
dollar she promised 10 give het on New Years, but
didn't, because size hadn't any eottoa--any moi.
ey, mean, iather,
F. Vel, anil what ese HE lays down his
newspaper and looks al heE cautiously, with half
q smiley
D. Sister Jane would pay brother John bis ff.
" cents backj and he said that When he Eot il he
would give me the half dime be owes me, mud
Two dimes to buy marLss with-aRd this Is what
Ewant the river 10 tise tOt and the big Loats 10
fun Aud owe nurse The other half dime and
must pay my debts
pa looked al 'Ala,' There IL IS, he said, i've
are all, big and little, like tow Of bricks: touch
one, and away we all 20. even down TO our lMtle
Carrie here, Size has, as child, as great an in.
lerest In the riie oil the river as | have, We are
all, old aud young, waiting fot money tobuy rnat'
bes.'
4 good lesson fot debtOs and creditor, too, aud
well enforced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

Wholesale ard Refill Agents,
mY7-ly No,lI1 Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

p, s.. l,ouIs.-Ths steamer Oal will leave
!, morning fot ST, Louis. THE ot6has good &C.
uo,odalious Tot fteIght, and SAipPets and pas.
,,en viii find in Capt. DrLtoS and The clerk,
:, NO.n,, DORsEY. all that's dssitabIe Ia aceOR-
dating officers,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
Savinrs Bank Store,

WOULD respectfully saI to thu citizens OF Wheeling
aLd vicinity, have just received from the Fat aud
AOrth IN addition to my previous and wired STUCK OF
Boats shoes, Hats, Caps omuels. Umbrellas, and Car.
pct SACKS, veat variety Of ladies' AMI misses LasoMa.
Bile SnOca ald GaAsiS. Gents FlMcy Shoes, Callers,
MOeakinFLL Summer Has, which 0fei nn such terms
as to make tina the heading OF this notice.
B0uReS tTr ttaei-theIefOre invite all ye btSiltas,
hotlGts hlIa ctHtSI. aud 6oanSt NdHtiHs children OIL
Adam 10 call at the Old Post Office cOrner, 0ppnste Nc
Lure HOuxe, where you will hHd all the gOOds u above
description, believe lower than any other place In this
STiyyi BH. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
THE LATEST NEWS,
RRCEIYEp gY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Cars ISLAND, July 23-Oa saturday 4 boat con.
tslniBg I persons was upset In TutksbOe river,
and ave Of the party wets dtowned. The two sur
Vivots were found yesterday cliuglls 70 The bottom
Of the boat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
Nep Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. DORSEY'S
itnak Fail ~

NJ tg1 Main II. 1 doors 6rIoV GAioN IT.
TAVISG IetHned ETOni The manufacturing ESl1 bliSh'
Ill mentS Of the Hast vita stock Of boots and Shoes,
eumrislns all The yaE!tl 9yleA !OF The pIGSeH alu az
and all to call aud examine my SOCk as am cON!ldtnt
that can suit all and every bCdy, p!oVed good, pretty
and hsap EO,ds will d0t Intend ukefp NE heal qNa
or Than hey can b bought elSswheTe tail AMI exImIIe
my sOods and II lhey dGnt please no charge viii be male
Tor eXa mining.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

s,,vcx ~ LlonrSlXo.-An unoccupisd house
The Fir.. Ward, owned by II. ". ". Blaach.
i, was strcS BY lightning during The storm yes.
,.v afternoon. The electric Auid struck The
unney, passel along the comb Of the roof and .
rrSntal raftet and d0wn a lin spout TO the
,uM. The toOf was considerably totn. No
,., J,u1ss was done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

Tnyr.-on Friday night last, an trishman
/ Arl r1inck o'Ns.ly, a harvest baud employed
gentleman near 'TfadeIphiar StOI4 from his
,po,erlsO watches, valued al sos and Sl26.--
vas missed on Saturday morning, and was
prJ, pursued. Ovettaken and arrested In The Vi.
,.yof NlOuadsyilIe at loon Of tie line day, but
j 1Ite45y sold one Of The WATCHES. lie was
1s1t back to this county and will be properly
m Silh.-.irgrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

;,n,upo.r sAL-fhs one. puth part Of the
,met "A ,alauta' was sold on Saturday, 10 Capt.
or. lIOopls 6tS?,l'o, Capt. H., we under.
,l, is to take The command.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
NEW YORK MARKET.

"b" bStA
july o3.-Moaey is dull. Stocks steady
1alena and Chicago RaiIEoad, 100; Cleveland
and ToIelo 6OIj Erie 6Il, Illinois Central, Ell
Michigan Southern l04i New York Genital, tUi4 I;
Harlem, ISL; CumperlaAl, 2SE; Recalling, 90l,
Canton 81, Del. s tIldson, 32j U, $. 6's Of 81,
Cotton dull, with sales Of 500 bales at former
rates.
Flour advanced lglc, sales Slate brand at 49,.
37a9, 90; sales 800 iris Southern, OF st0.37. Wheat
pices dull, sales Of 1900 bush. Southern white,
at $3.50. Corn higher, sales Of $1,000 bushels al
IS. Pork market unsettled, sales Of 500 btS. al
1856; Lard higher, sales Of 400 Lrls. at H.
Whisky easier, saIes $50 brls. at llc, AoIasseS
frm. Coffee advanced 4ai, sales 5000 bass al II
for RiOS Silsat ifm. Tobacco ftmI 100 hhIs d
63s. Bacon and butter quiet. Guany bags, 10
arrive, L2c. NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
FROM Nav YORK.

JuLv 9S.-ES.SenatOr Chase Of Ohio. passed
through this city IN Saturday IN route Tot Boston.
DeSths last week S92--increase over preceding
week "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

1.-THE reception Of ElARGY CHAPMAN and his
lie At The rhealte, on Saturday night, was Of the
8, enthusiastic cbat1cteh They haze been ab
IT EOr some Tine, and wete players totone night
N, On the occasion Of Nr, Sstzedas' benefit,
! the boys took il into their heads 10 give them
alsllOh. Nn. Chapman appeared on the stage
y, and was greeted with burst Of applause
Itch lasted sevetai minutes. When Harry ap.
ned, like enthusiasm was unaffected, and the
which was crowded, gaze him thee iEeRen'
$ CheetS. All the songs and dances Of the "a.
ne couple wete encored with furious apptoba.
b; every hit produced A toat Of applause, and
4e conclusion Of the pece III which they ap.
ned. they weIe GIllsA befOts The curtain and
ed ami stamped at ia the most energetic man.
Tie spontaneous enthusiasm manifested in
.Al( o. Nj, and NIta, G. was a compliment and
lbnte Fot which they will be grateful, and may
Justly pt9ul.-CiutianaN Com.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

RIVER AND WEATHER,
PlTtsnURGu, July 9.--Riyet 4 feet inches,
by pier mark, falling. WeOtIlet VAIN and cloudy
Smalt Showslshis evening. r~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

jca hiead Sl4uEL lawn. ESQ.,, who never for.
hi, ti4nls whea be goes abroad, las our
n, rcr lets New otlea1s papetS. a'''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
], NJ, LEE,

BO Ola \ u L. 4 H
coRSHG nV WArIR Am USluS srs., WnEEttSa, Va.
II EEPS constantly oil baud variety Of hOoks, aiming
N which may be- found tie works Of all the leading VIII
eTs Of the times, such JInes, Rulwer, Sue, Rlta (.
pIpay, Bennett, Arthur, lpparL, ulnaS, aud Lever.
MsMy OF his works arc bound IN gOUd .iye, with backs.
Ii also &eep1 an Exchange Library: Persons PuFehas'
Ing biOh5 mar return iheI aNsr reading 'hem or whlcl'
liz will pay tho INWlNs lCesI for 6Oc bOOks ~ etai @5c
hOOkS20c, for 81 books 50 ceHIs. nlh99;ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
{,e,Impaeld Railroad Company.
.o.,rr 10 OHIO COUNTY srocKnoLpERa.

,,y SforkhoIIeta ot the Hempaeld Railroad Company
iii CSl; Il the ofes OF the company, 10 Wheeling
Nv lie !3d and !Sih Of Jolly, and receive iheir Ia
= WA. H.lkT UAKR,
Treasurer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

BlLr.. July 23.-Wheat s cents ttttet FIouI
uaGhaased-gOOd supply aud active demand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

Tsr NoSaoE IIousE.-alany Of our readers
eaevsr lh-y think Of Wheeling, will think o.
Monroe House, kept In BY gone days BY our cid
al N,rnRAs. We aauts all such thai they
sill think Of tue Monroe House asa place
,re hey can obtain comfortable quarters from
e elevet host Sir, VIZ F. CLARx, who is now
.SsnIng genius Of the Monroe. The house
god, aud little beItet than Il used u be,
|mn, Teen lspairetl and renovated. The weary
I.rtetwill always aad eonssnial resting place
Tie NOyGuE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
N.EDIGAI,,I
ave WOULD NOT GIVE a DOLLAR FOR
ALL THE }FINOrURE HAMPTON
EYER AIAOE0

~ WSULg MI u!.hh.se, C syiai.F EVn
ALL THE 'ElNOruRE HAMPTON
EYER MADE"
THUS Anoka .vISs ,6I Snoi man. hut marx lie
shl6sel LkttEe ssst4 EtaT Il o. adj thei detile
ti Ysts.S ~ IA t " N~Ss "'VF
Raw Ja6cs w 4 usleutI. INA talented ,ni ini4ptN-
ft editor Or thai S.hv nj eTItnsiyev real "a.
neT INC CkTistau BSiYer WWbi,SSel 81 fekYhR
W., IN his eIiotia Of IL six ~ NV III ih skl
Of 'HssPS'H4 ''s'H"s 4'sefE's
,,c..... 49,. ',,..,., -. ,,.., az.
SONG IInN 9eo Wy elell Slllueu 70 ltamptonS veg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
4 0REdT VICTORY OVER all LININENTsy
J. B. VONDERSMITH'S
Chang Flu,
rhfnaea Tinimant
ChfneSe LinIment.

11HlS superior rteraralionI Is presented 10 the Ame-
eau public with The Sleatest cuhdeLce that It's EN-
Gent curative qualities excel any other known LInmtnt
It's 1cO Is eeItau safe AMI uniform, al lug In IN ease
where an external application "a appropriate, Az who
have tried II regard II inahle III the following dis
e4ss rheumatism, srrains, bruises, awesled limbs, weak
Joints, white swelling pains In the back hips, aides, The
breast lace or any other part Of The body. al eS
ceen remedy In bruises, Sesls. e1ta, ETC. The Usetu
ness Ibis iaeAmae chemical compound ID By IN neAA
confined To The human species, but Is equally eEaCoVA
Whenever applied 10 cule dlSeate4 OF the Ayole u0neS
tic aEimaI he horse Among The many diseases an ate
dents occurring 10 tie boz for which Ia the most
taH cure ay be named the following, vl eutG bruises,
arrlnS IN the shoulders, chaps, ScEaeAes cracked heel,
EWecey SpIRe, Pat0r iOlnlS etc. For further FareH
lars see directions an bottles.
TAKE NOTICE.
Many and Just objections made 10 Ill the ordinary
Ltnnen4 VI The day oil account Of their Offensive anelI
and tic uRsisy staNS OElen len upon the akin. won
erul C which has been verified 10 the astonshment Of
lie mos profound chemists, u the delight Of stldIous
patients Is that In addition 10 It's alTrSlng curative e
'eClSt Is The mort healh cosmetic and agreeable PER-
lun. To any part Of the skin 10 which II may be APPLIED
imFaIls r0ay aR natural tluw which lasts for mary
hours, aud eHyea the VelVety s1Ae49 Of healthy akin
stead Of the etacted ard ehaPped areataRee which
common IeELlt Of ano all ohef articles used Tor that
plTrSe. Hence, every ady's toilet Is supplied Hthit
who knuWs IT'S excellent qualities In this aspect, 10 raj
iGe QaOr TOu need but open oRe sole and Iry
tor i0uIAest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

rar Srx.uEa B,LrtNoEE.--'lhets was a report
aNn yrststl,ythat the ius steamer Baltimore.
e,,eI in this city, and one Of the extinct Union
Ne, hal suak near Cairo, and would probably
|nys tOaIIOss. We ate glad to learn that such is
The GacI. Adi4pltch received last evening by NJ
mn Ltsr states that The Bhltimots ran about 10
r., asAorg a, Chester. so miles below St. Louis,
u! tlat size is now al palucat, going on the
nstur pairs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

OE.M or NsNSER ELEcr os rnE vlRctSIA LIZ.
L,UGL-The KaaaEha Republican announ.
The 4eaIh Of Dr.. jonS TsoNPsoS, one Of the
. delegates elect to the next General Assembly.
E died suddenly at bis residence near Goals.
au's. The Republican says
Dr.. Thompson vas Christian gentleman, AM.
'F' modest. and retired il his manners; keenly
HHl'lVe 70 81 The feGne! and delicate eoultesies
'oelely. tie was man Of good heart and steat
iic''Ga' teaeTOlsnce. No physician ever pet.
mel Peth1ps, moe gtStuItous service 10 the
~ man VI. T. tie was Skillfnl physiclan, oil
~ mlRl' Of sound judgment, and q man Of gem
l4Ia!otma'on. Ills hardly necessary 70 say,
4N satA man was beloved BY all that enlOye,!
a'"l''mlaSes, liz hNl no eaemteS, 10 that
g',''a Of lie equity in which he lived his loss
"il V ssTeFsly IsIt. EiSdeath has made vacuum
= ", NV s:Nnn!unlty that cannot 6e easily flletl.
W. aomp on lsIl no children. He bad been q
aHE'' 'ot many years. His lalhers family
N'is ton Cdlpervt county. They settled many
/" ''o "a large landed estate at CoalsmouIh,
~ tNe'af 1eaVssa Si.ieF and Two brothers here
"''' Df0Ihe6l IN Cali6rnia, 70 taoutn lheil
lie v,s last sp'int, dettatnly without any solic
y. % BY part an,l We feel VERY csttaiH even
- aus knowledge Of their intention, select.
10y '4s AnsncaH Convention a. one Of the
I.'NT' TOT thu House OE Delegates. Al the
s'" Ne FecsIvel, we believe, The largest vote
~ s1ad"iIs bstOts the people in the county
'''llsa and unlimely death has produced a
, 's.'a sensation Of sorrow Throughout ou
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

Ms. v,VarNn EEHsts, pretty lady, pretty
aser, 4M ! geaG tavonIs at the Alhen@un,
,ss benefit to night, anil will sing several OIL
! Z most charming sOusH a few songs from Miss
emJle are, Of themselves, wntthv Of large au'
4nce. but the performances are otherwise very
Inactive. VI. Foster appears in "IlY Poi and
y p,tlaet JGe;" The "NAval Ensagemenv will
d pertoIuei IS an alterpiece, and MI !. 81. ALLr.
), 1to vas 50 tayOrably received on Saturday
sbt. sill sing favodts ballad.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

"R'AE Ill cRaruaEs OF MUTu4L DEpESD
'e'' The highest ATE dependent on Ihs lowest
"N t'ets 50 selfish and stupid as not to have
''''''l'h' in bis jods iuS' through litsl IIst'
HStt little dialogue which illustrates Ihi'
'''9I our being; IL is F,oaI q SouILesa jour
=. lie father q leading aswspapet aud NUT
,; no q. N the ttvsr--psyU g'tag to tse, be
g ss, o'4sAter wiah the Divers soua rise
l.-...', Why, what hate you got to DO will
sa "a =, sfs't deal, father, tot then the taat'
MA :, 4'I what have you 10 DO with the boats
fa! i: WY taey would bring ths tstsn dsvar
~, q 4, SLsstips oyst ii, spest.cle,i iad vha
n ~ . @ 10, dazzling, with cotton 6aIesl
Le ~. ~ y The cotton WAS down, YOU aoaa
|iasISY @"'l " Yos taoNs deas aIAstt (aaI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24
2As..vILLr, oato.

Mr.. J. Rt Tandsrsmias-
Dear Sir = have been AFFLICTED Of three years With
rheunattsm IN my bach aHG r0r the last 'E 0aths rot
able to set out Of mt bed without help aud yegr ssent
our eY Insisted on aetIyng one bottle oi Chang Flu
Imminent and Ty what saet II would hayst AID one hot
lie has relieved ne 20 much that was able 10 get out OF
my bed without diacuty has besaa bletsag to asI
MRS, u, COCHRAN,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-24

THUS Aroke 4 wise and good maui but mark Tie
ehlnse Let The scis4 bear hlEI, and ten decide W-
VET 70 tSHsI ~ 9r be made whole, Il 29ltaAsl Nth,
Rey laNcs ", Il paieutt, the talented and HdtPtKd-
Eat editor Of that hlsy and extensively real pa
per, The Chdstla Banner, pubiAheL al PGeltIekSbus
Va In his ed'loEtat Of The tSh Of Nay, 1885, thus stak4
Of lh@Rsa'4 Tt&ttaAe TAtiHS9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-27
ANOTHER BABr,-The New York Sunday

ANOTHER BABr.-The New York Sunday
Times says
g They have got new baby eiephsnt'' up
town, the product, we believe, of one of tho ele-
.phants belonging to Barnums travelling manae-
erie Being too.uRweH to go upon her usual
summer tour she was Left ut home. we believe,
TO recuperate for seasop. The result is this
addition to the elephant domestic circle Both
Buff n and Goldsmith tell rs. as n sciebtihc
fact that elephants never gestate' in captivity.
However prolific in their natural state, they
never sgiye birth in the domestic condition.,
those authorities assure US, to other captiyss-
and such used to be the case But, al few years
ago, one of the female elephants III the z 5uiogi-
example An elephant in the Jardiu des
Piantes, at Paris, followed in twelve months
after. Asyear alter an elephant in this city
gave us an imitation, and now, as il our coun-
try must ill keep ahead Of all competition,
behold we have another. ~ss
: These baby elephants are very interesting OBJ
jeeis They are perfectly formed throughout,
anu differ Frufy re- Eu5
that difference is so samaZ,Ug that il becomes
ridiculous; and when you see the baby walking
to and fro under its mother, you cannot resist
the impulse to laugh at the oddity Of the COM
parison And then the bulky mothers care OF
her baby is SO human like and affeetionate.
Give the baby an apple for instance. The
mother elephant FIRST takes it IN Ter trunk, ex-
amnes it closely, and then returns it to her
infant to eat, having apparently satisfied her
self of its in0ceuousness And SO With every
thing else The watchful care, The jealous
fondness, the assiduous and untiriug attention
of the parent-monster is emineutiy worthy OF
imitatiou by many a being Who nskes .s profess
sion of muon greater share OF intetngehee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-27

Hume, the author of Douglass, one day enter
tanned at lunch the Lady Randolph of his play,
the celebrated Mrs. Siddons. She was asked at
the table what beverage she would take, and
replied, &c A little porter" Ringing the bell-
/" Bring a little porter for Mrs sddons,'' said
the reverend sdramatist to his servant. The
servant returned in few minutes, bringing in
from the street the least OF the Gaelic porters
he could lind on the stand. Mrs Siddons was
conyulsed with laughter just as Faulkner, of
the Durham Circuit, was, when, between two
acts, running about the stage after he had been
u.where's the bier?' and little urchin an
swered, g here, sirr' thrnsting in his face 6 a
Gill Of ale, which he had been Instructed to
take behind the scenes from the Green Dragon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-27

The editor Of the Nebraska City News, having
just finished melon weighing about thirty pounds Winds
up article upon the sHbisss In the following
We understand that 6kopsndks proposes establist.s
grist mill baos Of hs patch, TO hs fas sassF h. sew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-27
TO MECHANICS, .5s4 : : L.
MANUFACTURERS, FoUNDRYMEN, ETC.
,MEMPH HIS. as
Navy Yard CIR OHM d 8 q
t.=.=e TO BE LEASED
nN THE FOURTH MONDAY. beine m.

Nm The FOUHIH MONDAY, being the
W 4sh Of November will DO puhIc ON
lease of - -
='=7'= TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 2 g s3.@
the grounds formerly the
known the Navy Yard the Memphs and abb
SQaeres.
These grounds have front the and Wolfe
ree Thousand feet the We and front nearly
hundred feet Chick the Eas and into
Three equal nenade and Navy Yard Streets
through fron North TO South
This division which Chekassw strea
will bs subdivbed may of feet com
pr,lns soma of ihs 81 gbe residence lois u the tv
Tha grounds West Promenade fronBg
substantially constructed buildings built of brick and
sred with se, them Rope Walk
md udred
upped 10 all with the finest coeouoa Of machinery the
Union All tho budmgs sdaptsd to Fou
Saos Manuto les Of every dscn and tue
on the river regarded as most ay rabe f aay
app To tributaries or the establishment OF boa6Idng aud
repaIipg yard 8 zz ~ 'F t 80 IT
The OF fine timber vicinity
TO op, copper and the tbs
the demand loo the miles
iroa to compe ofor engines We
hieies tagging tho lndispu
city, this the judgment Of all must snenfy
he ga purposes nansd aephls siaed above he
"a inde al tbs head II unn nupd gaton
gAded ~ the pivot point Of he great spp Valley
nens of red to capitalists, mechanics ufacursr
sdeh before ssntd for asfe and proib
yssIneUt.
Proposals. upon the property will be received acted
upoa until the 9sh dayo Novemae at which M
~has wi puocy ohse disposed Of
time.
For further information address the underigasd "
suai SIN A. DOUGLASS Msyor 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-27
- JOHN H. DONE, y
Mansr Of Trans portation,s
ic9Ms.! Baltimore and Ohio Raifoad. Baltiniore
lR'kIAWvEEkL.Y :AvdsE l.9v LlNE 4 IEI6 OF "a nsa sas

LINE OF fssass,, s,.as h1s,yIis,,ssn
sTAsss FROM CLINTON. 80 u YYilsEe...sAe Yaese-l
CITY on hs new oR ans JACKSON RAILROAD
leaving Ame cnaay Friday
rival Of the Train Nsv ming Clinton
the evening at o'clock RsuYung will leave Cnon svssJ
~ ssd Saturday O'clock IN the morning and
arriving h Amlis City time the evening
ossna BY this rsute will from 0ssns clin
ton tho day. This 69 Rafsad
Stage. Tao Sage Road country
Ing good natural road As asye Mail
Bag Tor the tfansmsaon Letts
pa ed the Office Of the New Orleans and Jackson
street, and will be he Railroad every Monday
and at o'clock In th rnpg, and
% Tbs R.p - IN E ~ NJ asiYsy M sna
DO Fve Dollaru 1t will thus cheapss quc
stand safest rons from CliatoR New 0reans.s
as0 *Ns71s75 r. II, HESLER Anite CITY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-27

.sfHENeaEsA eE- eE-dUAPowDER EXPLOSION Pro
lessor olpstead preneptets 70 the sbt,fia 8sso-
citation, upon the second day eff itss ~
interesting narration of some CURIOUS pbeno-
meDs connected wite the Wiluington eunpows,ers
explosion of May, 1854. We ctpys the soIlos,ns,S
extract from the sNss York tribune.
pn 3lst May, 1854, three wseoDs from fyri.
points mills sere passing through Wilmington,
Del each with sne..lIuadrcd and ffty harrefs
OF gunPowder, which m exploded, eieuolisfffng
buildings aud destroying lifes Such wse ns )
we're accustomed to pass the route d a,lyS for
NIFTY Years. ;. Thsarega tations prescribed had :.
fallen into disuse. sFhey had iefs thesmiIl II
distances Qfe half an baur, but had v,,t ,thin !
twenty five feet of each other, Wishing to traees
out anaiogies bttweeh this exploeion and some
,phenaa'ena OF tornadoes, Prot 1lnssead wrose
BISHOP Lee, whose house was destroyed a. re.
see,ysd ins answerfrpm his son. some interesting
facts.
The cause of .besenplosiep does net appear,
but 1t Is known that two Of the men were sipok- 3
ing by the side of their Teams Some fof the
pheho.nena were surprising. splinter from
Venetian blind blown through an inch
board, making as smooth a hole as if pointed
with steel Metals were often displaced The
shoes were torn off the horses feet, castors from
farnlture, ana hinges from dosrs. The wagon
tire Was torn. OF and straiahtened, and one
piece left on n hill n qoatteY Of a mile off Vim
iih, The others out; fHsss st71I fIfrhsr Of were
all burst out piano open the spot vas
little injured; one closed further off was burst
open and nearl ruined. 49,
The effect the onimal'eystem was to pro-
duee sense, of suf cation at tirst, and alter
wards sorebessof the throat, even b. mdpfy sis.
Many we're carried some feet and dropt ed erect,
A man on horseback was lifted cut OF the saddle
aud dropped intosit again Bat the most won
drous effect was exhiedted by threefd- Impressions
where the Wagons hadastood The one under the