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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05
II. WILSON. Auetoneer.
MAGNIFICENT and COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

WI FURNlTURE-Hesvy French plate pier and aslle
rosewood Pisno-forte marble Bronkes, velvet
Carpets Char deer Oil Paintings Articles Of Nirts
&C.. the ttory house No 20 WeE eth q. H. WILSON
Auctoueer will sell MONDAY April 7. 10y o'clock pre-
osey elegant Furniture Of the above house Of
which made order for the owners and in every
sp~et Of high cost and Of 81 oeror workmanship.
LORS.-MasI fcent rosewood Psrlor suites IL rich
French satin with solid rosewood frames male By TOand
II Pans superior 7ocsye rosewood Piano richly In
laid sold rosewood Center and Pier Tables large rosewood
Bookcase 1885, Reception Chairs IN satin
large Easy Chairs IN splendid French plate Pier
Glass with dab aud brackets; rch 2day bronze and
nou Clock costly marble Vases three feet high Aabaster
Flower Vases splendid BronIes, CGpis SA-uette. Knights
ch rocstee and lace Window Curtains Shades velvet Car
pets elegantly carved rosewood Etssere with plate za coz,
s5 Oil Paintings Of great merit and Of high cost three ele
CANT Chandeliers
Observation-Disclosures solid oak Extension Table
800 oak Chars Ia push; oak Secreary-a made 20
match throughout elegant gold ban Dinner Set, go pieces
Is ruby AID crystal Cut Glass Wsre, ch Silver Ware
Casters Tea Service large Svers fruit Stands and Baske
Coffee Urns. Kettles NAPKIN Rings Spoons FORKS, Ladies
Of Ivory Cutlery Tumbers, Gobets Wines Decsnters SC
CHAMBERS AND NURSERY Costly rosewood aud
bosGny Sofas Lounges, Couch Beds bedste.is Bureaus
sshs;aId Comrnodes, rosewood Suites hair cloth AID
SILK Chairs Rockers elegant Pier and Mantle Mirrors 80 pure
Hair Ms;trees best Geese Feather Beds Boste and PloEs
COuntepsnes nd Chess Table HOBBY Horse three painted
Bedroom suies, complete Ingram Carpets Oicloh
together with the Gas Fixtures thouEhou Also arse
aid general Of basement and utensils Re-
gersor The furniture this house COS. upward
Of 5000 and worthy Of the especial attention all those
about reuTtskius cash deposit will be required II all
ehsers AID every article will Be sold without
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DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, ConrrloLLER's OFFICE
CiTY OF NEv-YoRK Feb. %, 1855.
CENTRAL PARK FUND STOOK.-

oarY or NEw.Yolr, Feb. o. Is8 :
CENTRAL PARK FUND sTOR.:=-
SeS ~ 1yk ZEE ssS9 Re SIX kk
BAY Apr 1886 o'clock p m, when the will be
publicly opened for the whole any part Of the .n9'Ss o.
Yo authorized BY set of the ke.sture Of hi. ssis en-
titled "a Ac, to . 5b a pap Of ~. e o .ySds he
passed July q 1883 and by en- ordinance OF the
Common Council Of said city approved BY the Mayor f'
The Stock wiz eon.t Of 2 eco .h.to. Of 500 each
payable quarter yearly and the principal redeeHabs On The b"
Sealed proposals will also be received and opened a, the
time and place for lean Of goo 600 Tor
sss: @ Ss to Be sssS .h.I e: SssI es
the 18th section Of the act entitled Al Act 70 re-
Scss s,s ss; 70 md d: an G3
Common Common Council passed Feb q 1856 which s1sh
hsfye'r'y and the principal redeema's on the ah day Of
The proposal. will sate the number Of share. desired and
the phce share the person whose are
be ,s no a sy and O snns the
receipt the Chamberlain 10 the Comp1o er will be enued
receive certificate for the value Of the number oil sne
Those persons who have awards due them on the oe1.
% than those who make cash bid. can Cerfeste. Of
stoct for the amount Of their awards Immediately sef tne
rmson Of the awards. In case toe .ms per'en or Popy
.r the s@cuas Wh thereon rom The
.e The combination Of the report Of Ne I
t6cate.
The Act 1853 for laying the Park provides for eyns
annually the OF interest the Stock 10 be
ssued and the Act Of 1872 made applicable 70 this Loan
ydes pledgne the faith Of the Mayor Aldermen
Commonalty for the redemption Of the Stock issued but
that all the u the Corporation are here
by pledged appropriated for the Of the interest
shall due the said Stock and shall continue
pledged until the final redemption thereof and that in case the
sad revenues be not satisfy and pay the whole Of
the interest then and that the faith Of the State
and the IL hereby pledged 10 such acts as
shall time be necessary authorizing the Mayor
&C. by tar such shall be requisite TO supply
In addition this the h section OF the
Act Of m taking land for the Park declares that all the
taken shall We revocaby pledged" for the payment
Of the debt created therefor.
Each proposition should be sealed and ndorsed Proposal
for Five Per Cent Central Park Fund or Proposal ir Cen
trail Park Per Fund.- the may be- And the
proposition for both funds then be put in second
sealed and directed A. c. Flags Comptroller No.
HaH Of Records New-York." A. c. FLAGG Comptroller.
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OFFICE OF TIE OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD CoMPASY,(
FoRI WAYNE. Ind March q, 1855
HNIIE SEAiI-ANNUAL INTEREST falling due
in the City Of NewYork Second Mortgage Bonds OF
this Company the day Of April prormo will be paid
that date the Office Of Nesss Wnso~ Lanier
Co. No 81 Wsst said city, the presentation OF the
proper coupons GEORGE QUINCY, Treas
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JosEPH HteENAS. Auctioneer.

JOsLFH HtGEMAN, ArctiOleer.
MONDAY, April Z, at ii o'clock, .. m. at No.
w Poplar, Coumbis-st (uesr the Fulton Ferryl
brookyn-PaIor, Chamber and Kitchen URNlrURE, Tapes
Try Brussels and Ingram Carpets splendid oval Mirror ahoe
Sofss, Chai Side aid Center Tables Crockery Glass
Oil Paintings Gas Fixtures kc. Also splendid wood
SsleGoous.
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y CoLroy. Auetioueer-By 2. Co1ros.
.cTrESs SAFE of IMPORTED WINE

p CoLros, Auction eer--by ?. COLON.
vTRUSTEEs SALE of IMPORTED VINES,
Il BRANDIEs and other Liqaor.-t COLIVN WI WI
sell THIS DAY Saturday. April s. AZ lot oeiock 81 toe
Auction Rooms, No . Beekmsa. 'eeond story u esse o.
variu. nd, Of Brandes particle OF waea
more than expressly Tor private
90. Among may be found old fort Mlee
P.e sherry Brown DO several London Pareuar oo
on pale 6pe spauh other kinds of Nne a 10
cases OF superior Raspberry Brady 100 gallons 90
.o 20 kyesson demijohns containing superior hPoe'ry
Brspdy Port and Sherry Wines; old London poek Cnery
pr,r az Terene and Madeira Wines kc All the above W"
- ,oc without reserve Dealers AMI a. others are invited 70
examine them they sid TO close Al estate and Hs'ee
r..ined IN a family three years
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LIMITED STATES TRUST COMPANY


N E ,y W r. wa 92.R k
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
THIS COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSITORY OF
MONEY PAID INTO COURT, and Is authorized to act as
guardian receiver of estates -
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
BY ORDER COURT IN THIS STATE,
(includins Surrogate's,) per cent
From corporations for period Of months
or 10 be paid thirty days notice, per cent.
For less period, shorter notice, 4 per cent
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PETER COOPER,
ROBERT KELLY, LUTHER BRADlSH,
TDVIN ID MORGAN THOMAS TILEsfON,
ERAsTUS CORNING, JOHN J. PHELPsa
JAMES SUYDAM. WILSON g. HUNT,
SHEPHERD KNAPP ID h ARNOLD,
WITIIAN TIICKER CHARLES +. BILL,
ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS shkkMAh
Holm ] cisco b. y. WHEELWRIGHT,
DAVID HADDFN EDMUND COFFIN
JACOB HARSFN THOMAS SLOCOMB,
LAMPS : SEYMOUR CLINTON GILBERT
GRFFEF c BRONSON, CORNELIUS SMITH,
DANIFL 5 MILLER, JOHN JACOB As TOR, JR.,
CALEB o. HALSTED, RUEB'S II. WALWORTH.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE President
JoHy A. STEWART, Secretary
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old DR. BONES VEGETABLE FAMILY
~ DICINEs.
MEDICAL DEPOT, No Ss eTHAv, NEAR 34rHsr

7
NyptcAI DEPOT No $50 eTHAv, NEAR 34rBsr.
NO CURE NO PAY
Permanent cure all diseases arising from an impure state
the bood-Pulmonary Liver Complaints Dyspspsia Jsundee
Dr7psy Fever all Chronic Diseases, Fits scfeaA
Ulcers, and Eruptions Of all tn Is
BIrTERS.
Being the best Medicines for STRENGTHENING Ne somsh, ere
s;Dg appetite cleansing the blood OF oil is mplrnes ana
regulating the whole system. Price 81
PILLS
long known for cleansing the blood snd removing me ee
in all cases They have lad equal for the last sIy years
Price q cents -
The BiT'TERs and PILLS will cure The above dsesses
These Medicines all prepared BY L. H. BONE con Of Old
DR.. Chrstin Bone -. .
For sale at No Bible House. lssy corner Of Housone
Bo~ery corner 4th.st Of Broadway and zzdsl
N9 ~ f9S isth St s9rn.Fv Il cSc 81 south
7th.st East DisiTct Brooklyn Jacob L. Msrinus No -
Montgomery City. C. B. RIker, Harlem william
MerchmoIe Astoria Long Island ard oil the principal stores
, The island. .,.
Ola sores OF long standing and all diseases which ae.h
cir cured in smsi every instance We cases which
ave been given up snd considered ncurese IL we We
an cure will cure pay every instance Advice
rats Medicine sent by All orders strictly attended 70
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HEsRY H. LEEDS, Auetoneer.
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 Co. will sell by Auction

HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctoneer. .
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co. will sell by Auction
on SAT- ROAY April at 10. o'clock, at their Sales
room, No 10 hssssu-st., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, re-
moved convenience sAecOmprsng the carved
Rosewood Mahogany Paror Furniture in boc.tee and
ceh Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets stair do
Eusmeed Bedroom Suites; Mahogany Rosewood aud Black
Walnut Bureaus, tdseads Wsshsuds, Tables. and Chars
Hair Mstteses Feather Bees Bosers aid Pillows Lace
Dining Chairs Mahogany Extension Dining Ia
Mes Pier Mantle Mirrors; Chandeliers; and
great assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
o'clock about twenty hne carved Marble hsntes
be sold without advances
Atl2 O'clock IL their Store No 10 Nassau
Horse Is hands high nine old IA IN excellent order,
kind harness. belle we'd 10 be sound respect Sold 70
Close partnership.
Also bay Horse about eight years old 6 hand. high;
driver been used IN single and double harness and
excellent saddle horse. Sold for want Of use.
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION SALE oil
w HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c, at No u Linden
place Sanford st. the north End Of Graham av on MON
BAY April T. at lot Grand-st and avery Cene'e'J
1t,ges within one block Of the place
r. s-For further Particular see hsndbnls peposio re-
quired Of oil purchasers j. = hiOobn, AueIoaee-.
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CHICAGO. March 10, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that COUPONS for
~ INTEREST on al Bonds Of the CHICAGO AND Az
uORA (uov Chicago Burlington AID Quincy RAILROAD
COMPANY wal be pad hereafter 81 the OHce OF hssGrA
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, IN New York City
AMOS T. HALL, Treasurer.
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RRoADwAY VARIETIES, No. 472 BroadwAy

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSE
ID LAST WEEK Of the GORGEOUS oRrFNTE spIc-
TAohE psosoeed With entirely scenery new Costumes.
IoPyits lew An9 priAiAnt Effects emitted ALADDIN;
Oh, THx WONDERFUL LAMP, and which vii, therefe ~ 49,
fImed EVERY AFTERNOON At 5, and EVERY EVEN, ~
ct y O'Clock. Esxt week LITTLE CORDELiA HoWhn m
sM sppeaI IN her popular pieces young l.y viii nser
NE Dee 81 Ltons at "A and ess6 day Aduittxnre as
>sokj children under ton, l2i cts.
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TTNHE PARK BANK.-Capta 81, DOC, 900, with
privilege increase the same 10 $1,000 COZ This 9snk
will be opened business their Bsnkiug House head Of
Beeknan opposite the Park, MONDAY, March 81 1856,
10 which we invite the attention Of all classes u business
REUBEN w H0WES, President
CRAsLEs A MACY, Cashier.
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CAvuNGe BANK.-MARINERS SAVINGS
- UsTITUTIOE corner Of Lsv and shSe, fox Ne n n
~, a IN essp>s Of penouA Interest allowed o. ne Ise
r eept % ,ans Of 500 and under and Per cent % su
absve $50 ,,n. y IL III n, a oxsS
R.ni uprn DAILY from q TO p and on "EpSk'-
n We - sATuRDAYs from 10 O'Clock .
THOMAS B. STILLMAN, PresdenI
PW Eyes First Vice President
Is..c
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ON SALE.-CITY OF CLEVELAND y
" cent Bonds (Ws.sr LoanE
CITY OF DETROIT = cent Bonds ster LosaI
cITY or CINCINNATI 6 e cent Bonds-
CITY OF CHICAGO s 2 cent Bonds
CITY OF MILWAUKEE y cent Bonds
CITY or SACRAMENTO 10 = cent Bonds
Nv DUNCAN, SHERMAN L c.
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OTrIcr or IRE MIcHIew SOUTHERN AND NoErHrsy)

OTFICE MICHIs An oUNIHEkN
INDIANA RAILEoAD CoNSSY, No. B WLLIANsr.,
SEw-iORK. March Is 1856
NOTICE is hereby given, that the FIRST
IN ANNUAL ELECTION for THlRTEEN DIRECTORS
Of this Company and for Three Inspectors the succeeding
Election wal be hee the 0ee Of the Company Adrian,
Ia the State Of Michigan, the fourth WEDNESDAY, Of
April The poll will be opened a. u o'clock AID
open until o'clock aDd much longer the
Inspectors find necessary receive the Of electors
but beyond that day The Transfer Books will
18th April and the day after the election
John " HOPKINS S.cretarY.
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK. No. 2ol H-N',
= =, "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from
5to oeIoci DEPOSITS made before April - va e!..
$3.50, from Anil Interest the rate OF per cent on
,um, Of SO and under ard cent on sums over
x secy. WILLIAM II FLA l. Afe-
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DUPTURES.-Sir Ashley Cooper's celebrates
III Remedy for the permanent cure Of kuptpes -ent % y
Iart Of the country on receipt Of S. warranted
morey refunded BA copy Of ae reeeip, onJ wih'''
the Remedy mailed free for ~. address - -.
DR.. BLUNOELE, Whte-st, Nw'Yeri.
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BASE DEPAkINENT ALAN Jan s. 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant 10 the Statute
~ IN sueh made and provided that a. the CIRCULAR
MG NOTES issued 70 the CAMDEN BANK "a Banking
alton aInden Oneida Co be presented 1.-THE Office
Of the Superintendent Of tn Banking Department OF the state
ct New.York payment thin TWO YEARS from date
hereof FUNDS deposited for the redemption the Cs
tns Note issued 70 the said Bank will be gwen Up
rs law2yS NJ SCHOONMAKER, Superintendent
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CTOCK, BOND, EXCHANGE and COLLEC-

EnIGRAST INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK March 81 1855.
NOTICE. DepositOrs are informed that posts
IN made before Monday prl viii bear iueIes
from s April Bank open daily from 10 8 AID
from 10 ?. Nc. 81 Chsnbers-st Of Broaway
JOHN NAMING, Control eT. JOSEPH STUART Pres't
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NOTICE.-The undersigned Commissioners, ap-
~ pot.d bv tb. General Assembly Of Virginia hereby ave
,b poe hat the books receiving 70 ,ae
Genital soci Of the PRESTON COAL AND lhVN y "a, "
pSY recently Incorporated BY the General Assembly OF VIZ
.ria with capital % 20 GO divided into oo ,nSe- u
eD e.cb viii h opened Al No IS rodTsy 10 toe Cy %
Sex YOri on THURSDAY the l0th day Of Apri Bert ana
ooutpued OPEN Or days thereafter, from ~ 20
e.cb day Full particulars vii be Eyen upon spp~"a :"
d. upder,ised a. the Aforementioned time and P.sse
&c ROBERT o GLOVER,
DAVTD d VOORHEES,.
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OAK HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG LA

Ia uhamed EyeliisThs Bslsam the very beet prepsn
tn be used for inf nnsory diseases Of the Eye
Fyed When the disease is eonfned to tho external cost
tie Fyeball ard internal uirg Of the Eyed II acts aH
like msgc In aay all imitation Inflammation. Pnee
jar For sale by A. Is. d. SANDS, Druggist NJ
100 Futonst
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CEALED proposals will be received, ADDRESSED
- the School Oeers Of the Eighth Ward unti the 6 "a
Of April AZ O'Clock, for furnishing With DESKS add sEAI'
In the Gran Departments e ard School No 81 Cartse
Broome, those IL use IA Ward School Ne
Heury-st Seventh Ward and In accordance with pas ~
specifications file in the Office Of tLs Clerk Of the bosns
Education All proposals will be deposited IN the eioe ~
Clerk The School Ofcer the night 20 reject a or ~
Of the estimates offered The and rexdeDoe Of sssss
must accompany each estimate.
BY order Of the Trustees,
II. A. MORGAN, Secretary
Eey-York March e. 1856.
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II NDLING WOODS. HARRISON & son,
IN STEAM FACTORY, Nc $50 West e<th-st bess qaatsl
Vt.ni. Pine Osi and Hickory delivered at ovest prees
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7 AMPBLACK FOR SALE--200 barrels o
IL superior quality for sale BY the barrel or larger Sasnes
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NOTICE.-In the matter of the Estate Of SU-
1NsANNAH ELsDEN deceased pursuant 70 al order o. ss
Surrogate Of the County OF New oi herein made the under
signed Administrator Of the es'se, &c Of SAID deeessed
quirs all persons having claims against the same present
them with the vouchers thereof 90 the said Admnisrstoru
the Office Of sweeny She's No 7Chsmeer' street 10 ne Sv
of on or before the frat day u November iSS
ans lawsmS BENJAMIN ELSDES, Adminsrs'os
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

Snow ~ THE MorxrAIxs.-It is stated in the
Weston tva-,l Herald of the Sd instant that the
snow along the Allegheny and Cheat Mountains
Ea> been full five feet in depth for some weeks
past and the road almost impossible to travellers.
IN one occasion four or Eve persons had to re-
nsn several days at the foot of cheat before they
could get away, and then they had to shovel oil
tle snow for some three miles TO allow passage.
When they arrived at Whites ION the moun,ain.)
lne stable was covered up with snow, and the
travellers had to remove it before their horses
could be put away.
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IoDD FELLOWS, DIRGcroRY.

virsIns.a Lodge No. S.-sisets every Thursday
evening n the Hail. eoraez Market and Monroe streets
va. assn. G.; 3. u Gorr, seeretarr.
EranLIiG ledge No. 1:s:--AIeess as above every
Monday evening. p EklrTY, G.; s. f. Euris, seGre
Wm.,Tell hodge No. :s;s.-aEeets as above eve
~ wedns, las evening. H. BCyoyNsTock, n. G.; F. ".
Heller, Secretary.
wheeling lodge no. 90 Meets every Monday
evening at he Hail. corner Market and Quincy D.
D. EirElzY. n. G.; Eai. " l3erryEW, Secretary.
E'RRoIn Lodge NO s3.-MSess as above every
Friday eyau.v e. X CAErop2rrr, y. c. II. " E,s-
tsidrd, seoTtl.ry.
Abrams .nru n, pu,cnt No. t.-Neets at he
Hail. corner Market streets, the Er and t;r.
Tlsay c:sns OF ca ~ month. w W. BLANCHARD, p;
S r.. It.trsgl,, Scribe.
above .f,o second au f,es Tuesday evenings Of each
north Joax G. IIorsass, C. T.; MA. nti~gGr5es.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

Ip-A. items of interest are very scarce at I! is
tine. Like the dollars, they are all frozen up.
wemi.at camsc some poor wretch to stab a man
In the Filth Ward attempt to fire house in
III yi-st-sr ..pi.k Il poor Irish girls pocket o
$40 in the ID Ward Market'-but we don't like
to tell such ,aonstrous lihs for the mere purpose
of filing up our space The ice won't move in
the Eigyr. If it thaws one day, it is frozen hard
nsx; morning before our paper is circulated, and
thus the weather contradicts its ownitem. We
did hear sf big quarrel on Saturday, in a GER
tain literary club of this city, but as we d2 not
h&g95on itas a free fight, we will not mix in;
'aibe'iics, i, is wrong to quarrcland Oughtnot
ebs encouraged by Ovcr-pointed locals. And
Famors Of political amalgamation were ailoat OH
Saturday, ,oo-an amaIgamation more unnatu-
'al than regro amalganation-Lut We are no
politician, We never knew a local that was, and
voa';h nrn our fingers with that question, and it
any bodies want to arnalgamatc, they can count
noses, Pay differences, and go ahead, and we'll
gather up our items as usual, aud laugh at them
IA our sleeve.
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GnING NORTH.

GOING EOUTI-Tlc $40 4. Train will connect at SAN
Dusk w %oruinr Train t.om Toledo at M"nrotTie with
Express the Division Of C. T. ioa at
Stvht function with Cincinnati Express from CeTe aud; at
Junction with DAY Express from PttShnGl and at
Last and West Trains tie Central Ohio
Railroad
Tie 3.aoP NJ Train Will connect at sandusIy with steam
ar By Ct from Dttro:t: M"rctvic Nth Train
e. r. shelby Junction nj 5.2l +. NJ With the Ma"
Train ot C. C. C. Columbus CINCINNATI NJ Mans
fell Juucon I'll T.. ". with Fast train a. T. r. r.
for pt,T 81, Newark With East and West Night
Trains ~ Central Obi" u u.
GOINESNOETlIThe 9'26 Train VIII make close con-
NeWari with Sail Train from b.llair on g o. h
r.; n Mansi,Id Junrriou ESqr.ss Pittsburgh;
Srhy ~ IL with Cincirnat Express for
Gland Buffalo and New NUrs, and ut aI0uTOtViic with
Mail Train vi. c. &. 2. road to Tollio Chicago Sc.
2-IrPW Newark with Express from
,,r East C-nIHl Ohio Ronn MtStrii Junction with
Fast Train for Pittslurslt Sh y Junction at '2l
Mail for Cleveland; ut N"nr"svlt wiki Might
far Toledo and CpicHgu, end SIT Ssnisky will hc
J. II. ROBINSON, sdr't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

s.rreoAv ftlt more Ike Tie aPpFoocI' OfspTlng
,t,, any lav We have yet had. The sun Stlone
~. v,,Ie the wind was mild, and the thaw cx-
,,rd,tI 70 the north as well as to the south side
" 'I., nsr .trcs;s. The boys with their marbles,
van. },,.y at play OF; the parcmcnts, and friend
cav. ,i,t bows and marbles arc as true haFbin-
49,. q rim. US b!ucbirls. We'll, we've got the
',lars and marble" but understand that the
.,,;.i,i.g is good Oh. in the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

wv. Hrnrl.x, Noaroc street, wants lis friends
=, understand that he has lot of superior
~. embracing the fancy and staple articles
ster,i,y groceries AMI Misunderstanding goods
III. .to:k i. l,sing continually added to, making
!, one Of t,c very best ia the city, and his pr'-
are tie very lowest at wiieh such goods an
:. G,rri,i,cI. Articles sold h hin viii be de-
livcre,i il. any par, Of the.city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

Posi- orrIcE AFrAns-A post Office has been
established at Michacl's Mills, Marion county,
y 5 Michael appointed postmaster. Madison
Cohen has been appointed postmast at West Co
Iambiar Mason county, in place of Moses Mich
ael The Office at Nash's Ford, Russell county,
is discontinued
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

0cr merchants, not deferred by the inclem-
ensr # the season, are making active prepara-
iva, for the Spring trade, and calculate on doing
large business. The grocery men are getting
cut such articles athcy purchase in the eastern
d,igs hut will be tumble to supply themselves
with southern products until the opening OF
nsyiga;ion While our market is well supplied
with eoi.ecs, teas, &c, sugars and molasses arc
>aree. and must remain so for week or two
!. to iron. nails, and other Wheeling mannfac-
lures. we have an abundant supply, and We
would lint To our country friends that the pres
en-, would be suitable time to supply them
selves with these articles. at low rates. When
goods are plenty and money scarce, better bar
guins are to he had than at other times. Ahint
to she wise is sufficient.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-10

Ferry D,LLAns FOX DAerEsREoTrPE--A
=. FIJI. ~, n,,sr s,vs:-"Amoag the daguerreo.
f''' 'n5 cylibition in the gallery of art in the
2r"..,pa,ace. is the likeness of young lady
u ~ v w. United States of America, and
" ", ,',re,,ased by Lady Morgan, of England for
~. dollars" Til. lady. VIC understand Is
u, w. >. Nth, Eeines Butt, of Norfolk.