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I. G. HoUGuToy, Auctionoer.
T ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE Of SUPE-

GALE of handsome and useful HOUSEHOLD
OFURNITURE by auction-On WEDNESDAY next, Sept
H. AT lOI o'clock will be sold without reserve the entire FUR
Ni1URE of the tstclass house No. % East hst Endorsed
$3.50 EDWARD SCHENCK, Aucioncer.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
sons having csi against MARY LYONS late Of the City Of
NewYork widow deceased The same w vouchers
thereof subscriber the Office Of L. Z, B. Hsrns In
43d between the liih and sys in the City Yorh,
before the fourteenth day Of February nexlDed New
York the eleventh day Of August, 1885.
aul2law6mTu FRANCIS CLOSSAN, Executor.
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Me6iral

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.--This is truly an in.
IL valuable discovery for The prevention and cure of diseases
the Eye. lnfaned eye'ids pam from PARTICLES Of aus,
other distressing symptoms are specify
cured by when applied in due season There are few per-
cons who do not period OF their lives suffer- nom In
famed eyes To all persons is important TO know that 90
safe aud certain remedy always DO had Prepared and cold
by A. b. ID. SANDS, Druggists No loo Fuitonst, new
York. Sod by Druggists generally.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO the LADIES.-Mrs. w.
- n MAXWELL, NJ D. No. 81 Lspenard-sf., ". y, wishes
the ladies understand that she regularly educated ply
ep this city, has had great success in eursg
Female all diseases OF the urinary organs
er diseases special siss and oil DISTINCTIONS removed
by edica treatment Convenient provided during
their illness her house Consultation either la person or BY
"''' ~ Mrs w. IT, MAXWELL Fenals Ply sicisn
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Goal, Sc.

brushes, Of every description, at the Brush
- FscOry No 81 PesIisi. frsnkin square All nfc'es
.od at the lowest Factory Pse Pscl BrnsAe: Of sapsI'
JOHN X H0PPEL.
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w s. MsLLoR eAuconeer.
DY w. s. MELLOR, THIS DAY, 10th inst,

W s. MELLoR Auciioneer
DY w. s. MELLOR.-TiIS DAY, Tuesday
ID Secondhand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at TO- a. m.
conss,ing entire Furniture Of gentleman removed rom
his residence in the country consisting OF Brussels ana Ie
NV CARPETS Mating Feather Beds Bedding mahogany Imam
Der Furniture made by Hutchnss Crockery ua and Earth
covered dsmask, NoltaiTe Chairs
pure Hair Paasses Feather Pillows and Bolste
China Vases Carpets and Rods Ooth Rugs Dru2gc
&c whole Of which will be sold without reserve, and 10
worthy the attention of the trade and Others
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DAT N 7 s for IN VEN ITO \ )
i No 5 WALL-ST.
The undersigned respectfully offers his services In all the
various pertaining procuring and defending LET
TkRS PATENT for INVENTIONS. He submits that
ttpsve practice fifteen years. embracing also
of Europe naturally concentrated in mis- hands of
i'm information other 10 be acquired respect
na the and the practice TO tho
obtaining of raid Foreign well - American Patents
JOSEPH p. PRISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

YTHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
l. 4ON tor BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-Inlsnd roate,
without delay change Of cars or baggage.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone and G.
M oScnee and Boston m and Poydeues R
reads leaving New York daily Sundays excepted, from Pier
North River wharf above Battery O'clock
p Sonngton $3.50 the arrival Of the ssu
train which leaves Boston 81 $50 p. N.
The c. VANDERBILT tom New-York Monday Wednes-
day and Friday From StoDngon Tuesday, Thursday, aud
Sa srdsy.
day and Saturday From stonington, Monday Wednesday,
and Fn.sy.
Passenger proceed from stonington per Railroad TO Prov
d-nc- Boston in the Express Mail Train, several hours
those by other and in ample time all the
hs remain board rhe steamer. enjoy nights
updstubed breakfast desired and leave Ssonnson the
500 train connecting At Providence with the IL train
for Boston.
each way
For I,ssse berths a,erooms freight apply q. Pier No.
North River, ~ the Office No. 10 Battery place.
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<1rNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
s..s. md ws:.:a s.iiia:s Z r::sca Sl
va ws:, and 1t E''0n with "a" L'Ais" 's's
III Z. a... :ss ~: ~:
III Ssas r. sy o. md a IS, 80 .s Is Or s''..''
Jsn.y R.l.c.a leave N.~Yori the f.ot Court
.''''l y 'N md md ;c ;fSSB Stems. s.,,
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
xi Shh5l T 5fSEsSIS HafSXSip
And her sailro.d and s..,nss.' oeaasstons cAe.so
SUSPENSION ~ H B. hEysAte swroo
Corner Of corIiilnii-.s. DARIUS ciARK.A..a..
NEw-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ SUMMER ARRANGE EST, commencing Ny S iss
ris: S;'i::: 5;:; s;.:s q s;
i; ;';: Ss - SS;sss sr.ss s
;'s w s H. SIS is SIS ,S., For
So Dsren and Greenwich: T. ., i2:s, 5:is ts, 5:Is
For si9'6a gos fd,, nd ii s
Slams: i.a p. ESQ $ IS; -, sis, SIS
r sos' FsI n:o 12s spp ssi'S' Il
tp n SxI For ccrsei,eu, River Railroad TO Montreal:
20 Wss6,!a FOR New. London Railroad: a For
moG ss 1' For D.nSary and Nor~si R.os
J
nj iFxa 20 (FA) $50, s:So p. (Ex From Bdg~pcrt:
sio 74o 1915 ~ (En) 2:T fEI SSH, io.os sun (Ex
Fnn, E"Iw.I: As go SIS 1888 m. tEr ass tEIb
SIS 5.la iC:s5 p ~ tFxl FROM Port Chester: ST, SIS.
7:.s $751; li:jO q (is.) +oS, 6:H pm
$3.50 ' JANIS II. HOlT Superintendent.
NtW-lORk AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ Thursday. T. 1855, and until further notice,
Passenger Trains leave Pc io0; Of puanss' -s follows
BUFFALO EMPRESS, az a. NJ, for Buffalo:
pUNklRk EMPRESS. az a. m, for Drnknk
MAIL a, g:i5 ~ Tor Ddnkirk and Buso and in'ermes
date atoms Passengers BY this Train viii remain svc Night
al Ow, 20. and proceed III, next morning y
CHICAGO EXPRESS at p M, for Dankirh
ROCKLAND PASSENGER. at $3.50 y M uroh sSt VI
Chsn.bsnstl via Piermout for Suhers and Intermediate
stations.
WAY PASSENGER stt p m., for NewbursA and Middle
and int mediate stations. -
NIGHT ENrRFSS, AT p M for Dunhirk and bussc
EMGRANT ats p NJ tor Dunkrk and Bataio and inter-
mediate stations.
TIE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED
These Express Trains Emra with the Elmirs,
Csnsndsfsa and Niagara Falls Railroad NAssrs FA At
Bnehamon with the Syracuse binehamson Rzoa for
Syracuse Corning with Buffalo. Corning and New York
Railroad Rocheser; Great Bend with Dcswar, LAcka
wanna Western Railroad Tor Scranton. Buffalo and
with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Cleveland CiasR
natl Toledo, Detroit Chicsso. Sc
~ d. C. MoCALLUM. General Superintendent
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Uatrhes, JemeIrp, 81

NOLD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
" WARE. together with large assortment OF DIAMONDS
and all kinds Of line Gold Jowery, &c. -
Gold detached Levers for Ladies 1850. $ % TO HS
Gold ob Rosskcl Levers for Ladies' 300 TO SloO
Gold Jules JuTgeDse Watches. + l5o to S1J~
Also, ~, kinds oil Watches at equally low prices
Altta PateN Forks Spoons, Cake Baskets Tea
S~i &C. very All articles guaranteed TO be
sened. SQUIRE, LANDER u Co., NO W utonst.
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Bountp Ean6 Warrants.

ROUNIf LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 60
II sli.t New: Yof-rhe highest market price paid for
LAND VARIANTS, and all sold by as are gusran.
eed and Forwarded by mail otherwise receipt Of remit
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and others entitled u,
Bounty Lands on application 70
}. c. COLEMAN Co, No. e3 Waist
AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
price, claims Tor Bounty Land Pensions &c PROMPTLY
attended 80 by GEO WOODMAN No 20 William ST.
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ftO 'FH W.
IL PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New YORK every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock pm
and the BAY STATE Capt Jewe leaves New York every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at O'Clock p m
from Pier No. IN H. the Battery both touching New
port each
no rooms will be- regarded secured 10 any aPpi
cant al iii the same shall have been paid for
FREIGHT to Boston is through with great dispatch
BY an Exprr.. Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN, Agent, Nos. ~ and II Westst
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EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. 81 WaI;s'.' NJ
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN kEENARD Co.. -,
B. O. WAINWRIGHT L Co., Paris .
The owners Of these ships be seeouniaos of sold
silver bullion specie j,welr, precious ,'on. uss.s
tuis AIDING signed therefor, and Tue 's' "'eo' "a
pr sssd iL.E.iB.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
l. Of re County of NewYork, notice IL hereby Oven % ell
o. rsons having claims against the Of DANIEL EBBET
late of the City Of deceased to e.snt he came
Smiths No. IS wsist In the City Of NswYork be-
The twelfth day Of December nenDsed ksw.York the
sixth day Of June, $50. EMERSON RHODES
iei0 1aw6n,Tu ... Executor.
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BniIoins HlateriaIs.

LINGUISTIC TILES-POr Vestibules, Halls,
HcaIhs, Dining rooms, Conseryatories &c. GAhNklRk
ShimNEf-1OPs, DRAIN-PIPES, &c. for sale by . -
MILLER 4 COATES, No. I'D Pearl st. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW,
~ YORK TO ROCHEsTRR-The RoCHEsIEh AMI
LLNEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD |" nov oPyn, anu, \" M .1,a
u.eiion with III. Buffalo Corning and New "rA anu w"
York and Erie Railroads. forms direct route h"l" s"iA
TO Rochester. 81, -
The directn. Of this rou together ~, ts uprio, com
for, ,sor.d by IN, e cars renders b, Ia III most desira
bic k.tw.en rb. sbove-nsned cities. 80 49, -
Tk.is can be procured the New foIt e. e Railroad
T H.. Office foo, Duanes, aud NO isS bfo.t"Ay also IN
Jsrsey City.
Rasesgs CHECKED through
a., Mr. Sf,.eh Any alton 4. siTsa ia regard therein
.s h. by ealing The General Freight Agent Of the
N,vyo,t and Ee Railroad Erie Buildings or G. s. fAPPAN
~, ,e.s Fr,,sbt As.ni. No. 1888 Broadway
on tho B1eas Coming sia New Yok Railroad %
svnJsv IA REDPIELD superintendent. =
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Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County

NJ Y. SUfhEME COOhi-City ana County
IN. Of New .Yok-Jos.ph Coolidge sgt Anna Maria Boyd
,ecuirI q the last viii Of ssma. Boyd dso~s.cd, Asna
Boyd IN her hsh John Boyd aud Helen his wife
Boyd and Nan~t'e ais wife, Boyd and Sophia
his wife John C. Lou- and Elizabeth hi. wife Edward Boyd
Mary A. Moore Theodore II. Dwight and Ellen HE wife,
william Henry Moore and Isabella GiaaD HIS viii, Slater
Clay Hepburn and Anna Maria h wife : Munger and Eliza
Jane his wife Agnes Boyd John Bayard Boyd Andrew A.
Smith and Virginia C. lis wife Eawma = Boyd .nd Lucy bis
wife James Edmistcn and Anna MARI h vif Hsnreta H.
Boyd, William Hickman Joseph Fisher anil Robert sndley,
Executors Of the last win Of William Hosknn de:ea.edi
lillian Hoe kmsn In his ght Joseph Fisher and Adelins
hs wife Robert Handley and Mary hs Wit, Ela HICKMAN,
Richard Ho' kmsn, Thomas u. Pope William H. P,ps Josiah
SGiherlsndSum for relief tCom. NOT ser IN esrh OF
the following paIn,d defendants: JAMES EDAIslOS .ad
ANNA MARIA bis wire. and HENRIETTA H. BOND; Yo9
hereby samponed 20 answer the complaint In ihs sc'ion
WHICH tiled the Office II tho Celk Of the Ciy and County
Of EowYok the Cty Hall IN ssJ city end TO sesvc copy
of the said complaint Oh the subse At their
.fhce, No. Al Ws-;. lJunesy Casssl IN The Cfy of New
York. within twenty at tho "rses Of THE Summons
you. exclusive Ut the day % sa seTss and ya fs 20
The said plant within Inc sforesad he Pn
til in this action IN apply tothe Curi tho c.f ccns' ara
In the eomplaint-Dsi, New YORK; Angus. I, lesl
BRAfNtRD RICf, PianfiTs M'orrsyS
susi2 lawewTa No. u wa|s'' ~ l.
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Gfeamboats ano Railroads.

DlEuWuuuIo WV Ss"Ah1"S"'
NAICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
Vl Traveller. for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS and
ali points West aud Southwest can obsh Through Icsss
I'll nS5%sioS Son SR1 sSIROap or
CENTRAL RAILROAD by Application at the Companys VI
nv JOHN F. PORTER General Agent NJ s. X r.
NOTTCE.-CHANGE Of PIER Of DAY BOAT
IN ALBANY Fare 50 cent?, Ts s.s,%e AsME MA
have Chambersst instead Of spInss a. heretofore hes
lar days for AbsnyMonday; Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock, NJ, making the usual landinss
LOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
IL HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, SILVER POINT, OCEAN
:1ps 1sS n
run from OF Jay-st N r.. as follows Leave NEWfORK,
Thursdry serernber H. lot M; Friday September IL at
4 at I, a. NJ Monday, september IS at 81 p m tuesday
f TssVa ocESs FORT rsufsdsy spsnSeI H.
dy T. "A. Saturday o sseespt rs ..
Is al o a. M. Tuesday, September 49, at "Wednesday
September H. at NJ Stages squan Village aud other
part. of the country
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN FARE REDUCED.-OHly 3 81 from New.York 70 Al
sanyThe Inland Route connecting with We.ern and North
rrn Trains. $40 Express Trim for Albany without
change cars connecting with IL; Central and North
1rsin $40 m, Mail Train stopping az Williams Bridge
and all Static above 800 p E, Express connecting with
RETURNING, LEAVE ALBANY-sso a M. Express,
without change of s:l5 m. Mail Train. 4:3o p H.
Express for NewYork
Harlem Railroad which, for comfort promptness or safety
unsurpassed The Albany Trains now fitted up with
Creamsr Brakes which PLACES the train under the
Union. Tickets BE- obtained Baggage checked at the office
Of Western Railroad Albany at White and Center,
oio'"ie anu -''' NM ! CAMPBELL sup.r,pt.ndsn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

TOR SALE.-45O,0O0 FIRST MORTGAGE
Il EIGHT PER CEN t0NVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS Of the DUBUQUE anu PACIFIC RAILROAD CON-
PANY.
The Road situated in the State of Iowa. and extends from
Dubuaue he termination Of the Gslena and Chicago
Railroad the Msssspp Rver in due through
Independence Cedar Fails and Fort Dodge to the Missouri
River at the mouth OF Big Sioux River. -.
These Bonds ere issued upon basis Of more than 90 oo
are dated April payable in ~ years. their interest
coupons payable semi annually in April and October and
BY deed of trust OF the Road, equipment
stock and franc OF the first division OF the line
The Railroad Company Is the recipient Of 1924 600 acres OF
lands Of he most productive and inviting character
The convertible privilege is therefore Of great value and the
responsibility of the Company is unqnestionabe
VIC rec Bonds friends hTsclass Sc.
surty.
Further information may BE- had Of the undersed by whom
they for sale. BISHOP 4 Co., No. o. WalIst.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New-York notice IL hereby siven all
persons having claims sssDst MARKS JACOBS late Of
The Cry Of NewYork deceased 20 present the with
thereof the subscriber his store No IA West
street in the city Of Newly ok before the twsh day
Of NewYork the Sixth Day Of June.
1856. ELIAS Z. JACOBS, Administrator Of
iel7 iaw6mTu- Marks H. jacobs, dccesSed.
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK, 3d-av., COR OF
Ill erh.st open daily Till and Wedne sday snd
Saturday evenings from O'Clock Interest deposits
$500 and under per cent. THOS b. STiLLMAN. Prest.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYsrt notice hereby Oven 70 al
The City of New.York deceased to present tho with
vouchers thereof the bscSer at bis Office No l Bcwe
pext--Dsed N,w-YoTl the 18th day Of S.ptember b8.
SIC lsw6uTn ISAAC WARD Erecntor
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY-GEEEsAL OFFICE No. IT'S Broadway, N Y
The New York Rsroad Company prepared to
do regular Express business H. d. RICE SuPt Expres
ID C. McCAILuM Geuernl Superintendent.
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I ONG ISLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AR

~ RANGEMENTs-tSandsys exceptsdl-Tr.ins going
ksst-Lsnye Brooklyn tor GresnpOr and on ssufdA'
3;45 for Ysphsnk "a. and 3:i5 nj for rarinns.
dale and 345 and for Syosse', 10 m ana t'
for Hampstead, 10 a. t:5 and m f'f 'ahAeA'
ssnd 10 NJ, S;l5 4:lj, and p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

S1EAM 10 LlN EhfOOL Tor SU.-lhe sptth-
~ did new Steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE Capt. Letch
will san tor LIVERPOOL on THURSDAY, Sept. Is.
This noble vessel has made three PASSAGE IL
days hours IL days IL hours Il and
satisfaction 20 al classes OF Rates Of In
Cabin $50 s65 and s55 according accommodation Steer
age, $50. Fox passage apply
SABEL 1 CORTIS. No. III Broadway NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

Of The Comfy q Ee .,. Is .. 1s Of LOUISA BUS
~. be CIV New-fort Widow, dec~ased, 70
present ne with sOsh.r Thereof 20 me .ro;csef a. the
~ On ~ before 18th day Of January Dated
Ne"'fofh' VIC gu ROBERT II. CUMyN0
s-o9 ,.vemTus Executor &c Of Louss n Fisher
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lux CHAKLESIUN and FLOhIDA.-
ERNER, Thos ID. Evan, Commander, will leave Pier No.
n r. on WEDNESDAY Sept. IT, at o'clock m precisely
For Freight apply ON board where all bills of ladng viii b.
signed and passage the office SP0FESRD TILESrOS
Co.. No. y Broadway. The NASHVILLE will succeed
and leave on SATURDAY Sept 30 The fayorte stesrne.
CAROLINA makes regular trips to various landings On tn
ST. Johns River Florda connecting with the steamers from
NewYork and leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY, -
o'clock Through tickets Jacksonville, e3i 10 PIatka
r. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork Notice l. hrr.by Greo 70 all
persons having claims against JOHN BARLEY, he of tho
City Of NewYork decaed present the SANE wnh y2usn
ersfercof the Subscriber the office o Jhney w.
WHITE No 81 Liberty street. In the City Of fork On
or fore the Twelfth day March neIDaied New'fof
the 9Th day Of September, 1885 ..,,vv rx..,.ox 4.
80 law6n.Tu JOHN DAnbbi, 6A'o~~o', -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-16

DEMITTANCE TO ENGLAND +,
III IRELAND, SCOTLAND and WALES.
THg
Union BANK or LONDON,
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANNING COMPANY, IrvIand
H. sums from 4 upward ~ IS per 4.
TAYLOR, BROTHERS, Banker
No rs WslI-st-, ~ Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-19
N and after Tuesday, Aug a 1885, until further notice.
" Trains wi be rs follows saturdays cxceptel0
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTIThe s.10A. Train will connect at SAM
husky with Morning Tra, from Toledo; at MonESsye with
Chicago the Southern Division OF O. ond; at
ShSby with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and at
Newark with the East and West Truns the CetFHl Ohio
railroad.
The s. 90 p NJ. will connect SandusGy with steam
er Bay CITY Detroit; Monrpev with western Train
c. T. H. n Shelby Junction at So p NJ with the Mail
FRAN on c. c. for Columbus CINCINNATI at SIans
field junction 5S p. NJ. with Past train o. r. n Il.
for Pittsburgh, Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio n Il.
GOING SORTl-The go Train will make close con
nectIon nt Newark Mail from Denir c. o. r.
H.; ut Mansfield with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby 12 Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, ualo and New York, and at Monroeyie with
AIal G. &. Ia road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
9.1OPN Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Cemtlnl Ohio Road Mansfield Junction with
Past Train for Pittsbreh at Shelby Junction at 52i
with Cleveland; MDnroevie with Night
Express for Toledo Chicago, SanduBky with the
stenmer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
j. II. ROBINSON, snpt.
SaDdusIy AuV. g. arul5-tf
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s. 1llhteIir,a 1llteLLiael1rer,

DAILY, rRI-NkEkLH .l.l, ~ AND /" I1HHII @o N
a Il A II T - & = y /.
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July 10. 1866.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ConGMEROIAL COLLEGE,
The most .IhOrOnvh aud Practical InSti
LtOm ia aile West.
TEKNfs:

For Fug Course, Including az Departments Of Boot
keeping, Lectures ana PeNadFship, ins9Ftd1ty IA
9dT!Hse. S5S So
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Hy- IHr0ugh Tickets to all paris Of IFest and
.S0ut1 can be obtdineC.a at the ebtcc in Whectiag,
and as to every line and west OF the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-19
NUMBER 27s
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGES gAMERIoAN zAANUFNcTuREsp
BUTLEkS'S HOOK. E EEPER'k II
Urifi n q. ElIIid -

ONCE this superior the publIc
= nearly years, been constantly gaining In
nyor and is preferred BY many to the ar-famed Ar
mold Fluid. ae -
tes with smaller Innuerahte aNe been sold
bankers and merchants In Cincinnati LOutSyle Ptts
bnrh Buffalo, CeveiAn Detroit, Terre laute afayette
vlnccnnes Indianapols Eyausyle FRANKFORT LeSipgten
Nashville, Memphis ST. Louis NickSburg, Jackson, Matches
and New Orleans. 1t has also been aOed In the State De-
nartmCntS Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi Ithas
taken three first class Diplomas at e Mechanics OF
Cincinnati Louisville and four Diplomas and Prize Me-
Is State Fairs held last Fall In SeWYOr ohe Indians
aud Illinois.
Tic following merchants bankers, Sc in Wheeling here
tofore using Arnods English lux, have purchased j. j. But
ler'S Book Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia; Merchants Mechanics
ring Company County Clerk Of Ohio
House; Kelly, EooE Co.; Russell McAfee; Gordon.
Matthews 4, Cos T. Sweeney Sou; poane CoWgiE OFT
Boyd Boyd OFT: Oliver Pryor; Jas H. Stout Co Lamb
din, GfbcrsNn Co.. Press
For sale at manufacturers prices by
oc30 LaMBDIN, GILBERSON { CO. Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-19
TRANSFORMATIONS

Two Through Tralnsi EACH way Oauy
SUNDA Us EXCEPTED,
Connecting on the East with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road and the Ohio River at wheeling and the West viii
Railronls at Zancsvc Newark MonrcCvic aud Columbus
for all parts of the South West.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-19
TEI3NIS.

1-,cp=-f,orncr of Main and Quincy streets
OEEtVh-Etancc NEntrancc FROM Quincy st.