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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-27

REMOVAL.
NHE undersigned grateful for the patronage they have
from citizens OF Wheeling and the public
generally old stand respectfully ask continue
the at their location, No. us Main be-
Monroe and Union streets
We at all to keep such an o.
Furnishing Goods hand that will he most likely to ut
the OF all who favor with their patronage.
spacious aGordIng facilities unsurpassed
In the West to exhibit goods to advantage. and aside from
Retailing packing department shall continue to
keep hand original packages OF assorted QueensWRTe
adapted this section Of country and the extreme West
which will be offered ut small advance the cost
Connected with this house, Is a FLINT GLASS MANU-
RlCTORY hence Country Merchants NAV rely upon
saving the East this point, by buying
their Glass and QueenswRre from
]. K. DUEHA1I 4 CO.,
mh14 So.115 Main ST., between Monroe Union
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WheeIing High Sohool5

THE subscribers have associated themselves for the pur
pose opening Classical and Mathematical School In
Wheeling. 1t their intention make 1t in respect,
equal the hest Academies md High Schools in our coun
try. Pupils will be prepared enter class in College,
in the active persus OF life The course OF
will embrace the English, Latin Creek FRENCH
and Spanish languages full course OF Mathematics.
The Principals have had ample experience In teaching In
Academies, md graduates Of two Of the best
Institutions United States, and furnish satlsae
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he introduced far as to have
daily drill, which Will be found OF great advantage In CIV
ing regular exercise the pupils and improving their car
riaEe
The School will be opened the 4h OF March and close
the vacation the eth OF July. Due notice
will he given of the location of the school,
the present the Principals be found at the Lure
House, application be made for further inorna
ton. J.R. JONES,
Of the Va Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. A.,
frh2S-tf OF Princeton College, NJ.
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Pens {! Pens!! Pens
SOM NRW.

~ +. BROWN has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
which he had made under his own supervision. They
are made from gold reduced II combination
OF alloys aud cannot cQuAed for elasticity and dura.
bty, by any other combination OF metals. Prices are
moderate Every pen warranted. They be known
BY every pen being stamped &C. =. BRoNS, Wheeling"
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: MIsGEILAN
HoLL0WAYs GENUINE ARNTcA PIAs.


THESE Pasters prepared from the ArnIca Montons
that valuable vegetable remedy, used for many years.
fermsny and various parts Of Europe, with such aStdnsh
Ing ehcacy As to attract the attention Of the world and
the medical faculty particularly, to itswonderfa medicinal
properties. BY its stimulating and Rnodyne effects II M
lords immediate relief In all OF pains weakness 10
the breast side back mbsalso, In bruises sprsIns
fractures gout, rheumatism, lnmbao, and is valuable
auxiliary In liver Complaints perSy coughs colds cor
sumptton asthma, hoarseness, &c.
This Is no qpRck preparation but meeting the arprn.
baton Of the Medical Profession the most cmipeht of whom
benr testimony Of their wonderful efficacy
escrbe the and recommend Them TO the attention Of tho
class They hive been before the public nov more
than Ten years, and OF the thousand dozen sold ,es
are yett2hedr or single cdAe ilWr6 to Sfes FeiieE
They are spread on the lnties Lambskn, easy and
comfortable. and may be worn the delicate per.
sons In all suAtions While they adhere firmly the Psst
er spread Of that Gonsstance as not to run or 10 an
way soil the whteAt linen, Sold by
T. Ii. LOGAN 4 CO.,
-my4 Bridge Corner Druggists.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST ..-..
": Cpuncan, camp c. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Annunciation- Corner Mandevillean nd Morales,
immaculate Conception-Baronne on Canal. 3D..
Observation-Disclosures Common.
ST. Louis Standardization Square.
ST. Anhony-Rampart, c. Cont.
St. Alphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel,
ST. Angustne-Bayon Read, c. st. Claude.
81. Barhoomew-Villere,b b. Seguin and Bartheemy, Al
giers - -
St. John Bapst-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope.
St. Marie-Conde n. Ursulne.
St. housekeeping, b. Live Oak and LAUREL
81. PHtrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod p
st. Peter--Margny. b. Casacalvo and Greatmeh. 81
g. mheresa-Camp, opp. junction with Prytsnia.
st. Triny-St, Ferdinand
St. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen, c. Montegut.
Ursulne Convent-Beow the city.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: ST. Charles n. Julia
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: st. Peters-Seamen's Bethel
tsplhnade LEgst Protestante Francaise-RampRrti
Benvile. Christ ChurchCanal, Dauphine. ST. Paus-
Camp, Gaienne St. Luke's-Hercules Felicity
Naturalization Piaquemine. Annlnciation Annun.
citation Square. Mount Oliyet-Algiers
LuTHERAN: Euterpe, b. Bacchus and Dryades.
METHODIST: Carondelet b. Heva and Girod Felicity Road
c.Chestnut. Moreau, Esghen Dryades, Terpschore
Piety c. Greatmen. Marins b. BienveaH CONT Coffee
p jackson. st. Paul. tcoored,) Carrollton, Carroon O.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, c. Clio
Casacavo N. Railroad. Canal, G. Franklin. Fulton,
Josephine Prytanis, G. Josephine. Thalia Benton
Bouligny, Camp n. Cadiz.
GERM EVANG.: Protesiant-Philip, Chippewa Protes
tant.--Cio, b. Apollo and Nayades
UNITARIAN PrytanS Calliope. Clio b. Prytansa aus
Dyades. Terpsich IRE, n. Nayades Euterpe, o. Bacchu
and Dryades.
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ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer.
New Orleans, Nov. %, 1885,
The following communication from the Board Of
Aldermen was read and accepted:
BOARD ALDERMEN,
November 18th, 1857.
To the honorable President and members of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen:
Gentlemen The following resolutions adopted by your hon
otabe body concurred in by the Board of Aldermen
resolution authorizing the Comptroller the
Treasurer in favor Of sndry bills adopted November TO- 1851
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to SELL after
days notice in the official JOURNAL of Breton
House for FIVE years from the rstof January 1855 and that the
Directors OF the public schools the Third District the
building occupied by them schoohouse and deliver
the to the city on or before the LIST Of December 1851
resolution directing the Assistant City Attorney to take
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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.

ITO THE HONORABLE PREggDEGT AND
Members Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen Of the CITY
Of New Orleans: = ~
ssnsmenWe undersigned owners asa residents Of ths sec.
top OF Miro street, from Columbus per Leave
respectfully honorable BODY the and
urgency open said Miro street from Columbia street. 70 he
with the in raining we.hs from hs q Coiunus
street which neither POI sased becomes Impossible
Bayou Road distance Of some five or six squares.
The opening Of said would only confer great fse
y communications With the city also
give direct impetus TO owners to build and improve their pro-
pery thereby beneng the State and the in to b
levied thereon. t5t n sl49sl.5i ass5saa'Fi
We have deemed proper 10 humble petition
small exhibiting yen the distance Be- opened
the Of the several streets and their functions and
fdeny hope that this petition will receive a hands
the consideration the subject deserves.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y. CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
IN City of New Orleanss Nov. 26 1885,.
No. AIS.
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Markets. and providing for
% farming the revenue thereof. i9ld Gt1 KIP w - st5+
The Council of the city Orleans ordaius
follows: X. .-.l aas $50
On the first Monday December in each year the Copro
adjudicate adjndicaed Office
collection Of the the Markets for year shall
give days notice in the official gazette Of the the day
and hour at which said adjudication shall take place
[Signedl FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
... President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
r- [Signedl Il g4 VIC. g. CLAIBORNE,
, ..g' President of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 10th November, 1852 ...+
T % [signedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
No. 1860. ]
Be 1t ordained That ordinance No ALB concerning the Mar
kets. be amended to read as follows i
The farmers lessees shall Immediately after said
aiudcations furnish twelfth in cash and their promssory
the balance endorsed the satisfaction of the Finance
Committee payable from the first of January three,
four five six eight nine ten and eleven months.
Should farmer lessee refuse neglect furnish
twelfth cash. and his aforesaid the Comptroller
authorized adjudication be made forthwith for
the account and risk Of said farmer or lessee
[Sgned L. H. PLACE.
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl l.. J. j. LuGENBUHL,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
tsignedj JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the It'll Of De
the above collections. E 7. THEARD,
p26 lot . . y Tamproller
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

& i. TUESDAY, Nov. "a, 1857.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Present The Hon. ]. Magioni President; Messrs
Dolhonde, Hall, Holland, Huyghe, Kearny, Lom-
bard Phelps, Reid and Waldo--l0.
The reading of the journal was dispensed with.
The following communication from his Honor the
Mayor was read, and on motion referred to the Com
mittee on improvements and Buildings:
City Hall, Nov. oath 1857.
To the Common Council -, .
of the Third Dis et Tie oors both in
i entirely useless on account the building having settled the
doors which be locked the fireplace in the front
give up his for he police darkness and oesyeness
h in aS aa TO ii s %
early provision be made for such as the District
The sd June t. your honorable body the
again to ask your consideration Of the suggssGn
.sessS s'ss
The bell of The Ninth street market require. repairs the
and he falling Of the bell should at once repaired
becomes duty TO report to the Common Council that the
dc Touro Inrmsry he had been by my ordsrs
have the honor e + oe wnTssHs Mayor
The following communication from the Comptroller,
was read, aud on motion, referred to the Committee
on Finance: ''
..-- ,.. Tra- CONTROLLERS OFFICE
".
To the Honorable the Common Council n
of the city Of New Orleans:
Gentlemen: have herewith the transmit statement
checks by the Treasurer for the ending
this day.
Very respectfully, ,-,g-
Your obt servant,
T. THEARD Comptroller.
| The following communications from the Treasurer
were read, and motion, referred to the Committee
on Finance VI. asr t.,-, 5sa-,- ~
TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT I
New Orleans, Nov. %, 1857. :
Gentemen-Herewh hand you detailed lists of cence,
| consisting as follows viz: f..l n
Commission merchants. .................. ......l
| fedulers.-...-
| oyster licenses
| remain, very truly your obedient servant
| ADAM G1FFEN Treasurer.
| TREAsURER'S DEPARTMENT..
Weekly Report Receipts and the Week end
L -. Liza
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Ux HONORABLES PRESIDENT EFT
memhres du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen VILE d.
Ia Nouvele Orleans: n : =
sousgnses propries.es residents de cete
necessities douvere Ia dite Miro de Columbus
chemin du Bayou, longeur de dsux ilets ! L Z
Nore communication ID VILE pfujes deyent
impossible temps de Ii Columbus nest nj psvee nj
quee ct quill faut descendre Ia dte usquS
ton chen Bayou distance cinq six iIets
Louverture de cete serat settlement grand
sge notre communication Ia VILE eneoura
gera lss bar ct aeioais leur propriee
qui o6rrait In willie ct 4 pEtst plus.
Nous juger convenable danexer petition IN de-
Wis des ieux peet yoire ouvrire les
fereE dro q notre petition, T=5 80 -
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CoMPTRoLI.ER,s OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1856
r EsOLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL he is hereby authorized required give notice.
standing advertisement the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 442 March
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
[Signedl f. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
" [Signedl L. Il. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April g, 1855. & 1901 ,s''-t
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution:
L. THEARD,
jyl6 If Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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~ No. IL Lafayette street.
subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
OF Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they
sent the public for its approval in competition with the BEST
of established reputation. Itcombnes with free
ION from the dsayreeabe effects Of ordinary and
will be found trial. to washing properties in
feGtion contain ingredient sufficient
quantity njure the finest fabric OF ladies' apparel
The Of merchants and others being able to
supply themselves and with equally good if
better home manufacture will themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
milo u. HAEEN II co.
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

GECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was br0ugh mt
. the Second District Pound OF St. and Der
bigny Streets US estrays- ~ .z-
Two White She Goats without horns
Brown He Cont without horns with white spot on
left hind leg, and one the left side.
Which II claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will sold at public auction said pound FRI
DAY December 4th, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ
New Orleans, November 3d. 1857
g--.y T.. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered November q, 1857.
7. j. HITsELBERGER,
80 asr . Deputy Comptroller
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WITH
firm and style Of LEWIS OGLESBY succeed Lewis Co.
the Cotton Factoage and Commission business this
date. j. q. LEWIS.
New Orleans April l. ls57.-a2 lm&W
Unusual CHANCE-rHOSE WISHING TO EN-
gage in legitimate and very profitable business, readily
understood lin fact rade) from which fortune be
realized in almost section of the country suitable for the
Farmer Mechanic Merchanthe comparatively trHng
the very thing connect with every throughout the entire
country in order to ill leisure time pro6tab. Very many
have awaited themselves of the chance doing we'll
opportunity still OPEN For particulars address, stamp
enclosed GEO A. ANDREWS CO.,
Naw Ynrk
NJOTICE-THE COZ ARrNERSHIP uEaErOFyRE
~ existing in this city between the Undersigned under
of MO1SSENEF LAW, This day dissolved by
tial consent. F. M0ISSENET,
FREDERICK LAW.
New Orleans, L., July LIST, 1857.
FREDERICK LAW WILL, CONTINUE THE BU
sinesi for his individual account old stand, No.
| Camp street. corner Of Cauql. iyS
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CIGARETTES, OR PAPER CIGARs-l5,OO0 BUN
- dies of the brands Espanoa and Minerva Just received in
store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDETILACH,
No. % fchoupitoulas street,
90 between faravier and Natchez stairs.
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Grand Encampment.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENr OF LOUIsrANA.f,
o. o. F. holds Its regular sessions the IN Ycb
aud August each the Odd Fellows Hail
Of Camp and Lafayette streets. q q
Officers for the ls7Jas Stockton II. W. Grand Pasri
arch; A. Hero W G. PRIEST Smith r. ". g. s. War
den; Furnesux, R. W. G. Scribe H. Williams r. ",
Treasurer g. NJ. Todd B. W g. j. W.; H. Millspangh W.
Marshal Dasilva w. g. Sentinel; John Frankford VI.
OSCAR Barbee D. g PATRIARCH 81 District No. Bs-
ctNo. 4, Clinton John Orchard. b. W. q. Rep. I'M
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POLICE JAIL-OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police jail or the
w 18th of November the muattn,boy GEORGE. Says he
beo IS Mr. F. B. Corner who lives in Natchez Miss he
feet inches high and is about 20 years old.
The will call and claim his property according to law.
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered November IS. 1857.
HENRY DUREL,
Clark f Cnup
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Subordinate Enc.mrpments,

Subordinate Encampments.
%RE5 "a a N a Y cs ss ss
ocfT. sor n kks.shsy
HOBAH No. and fourth Saturday in each
Sdd M NJ Of c.Rp
ser q qse}.n M Butler
LAsALLE No. the third Monday In sach
month IN Odd Fellows Hall corner of Camp and lafayette
+ Ss S:sss ri s; Ss , VI Edward
ss gs.s Sas
+ Rs,s, e
LAFAYETTE No first third Monday each
month IN Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth ps,s. oaees
bpnn, s VI R, TuIney, Scribe; J. r Barrett j. W;
PELICAN No meetsthe and third sa.urdsyin each
Ga 81 l. ohsrs'
terae, Treasurer.
Interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month. i
SHAW No The frat md third saturdayn
All communications intended for the Grand Encaapment,
mus, addressed to JAS Furneaux G. Scribe Odd Fellows
-N''' w" '''''A'' JAMES FURNEAux, c. Scribe.
.sOdd Fellows Rsst."
Presidents Boulleme. Treaqrs Shields Secretary;
Goidng Finance CommitieeE A. Patterson H. H. Dentse
j. f. Miller Sexton-Danel Merritt. Members-Je Flu,
neaux Frank H. Goldman T. F. Peterson Allison
| j. P. Warner, J. G. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "oDD FELLOWS REST may be procured
applying F. NJ CoRRY at Sckles Co.'s So Canal street;
p FELT s1Ersos's "a Camp street to MnsPAuGH, o.
ner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Price of Lots and VauRegular lots 10 feet square,
ditto by feet SIS Vaults double Stockholders
S65; all Others TO- SINGLE Stockholders LodKes
S45 ditto TO all others, $50.
relative the purchase of Lots etc., can
on spplicalorto '7t3 80 1
THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. r. Rest.
General Relief Committee.
The following the officers present
term, from July, 1857, o January 1855:
Gerard Sth, President, Office, First
District; Thos H. Shields Secretary. Odd Fellows Hall;
Marks IS Magazine Thomson As Tchoupitouas st.
f. F. LHose Bank of Orleans; Langenbecker
berg Hospta f. Allen 1888 Canal street, James Cough Me-
chancs Dealers Exchange ST. Charles street. David
Moore, McDouga z!5, Mechancs'
Exchange ST. Charles stree; Czarnowski 70
Tchoupitouas o. VOORHEES, Magazine street; H.
Chippewa between Jackson Philip; Edw
Agfeys Graham, rs Camp J. +. Miller Boards
warehouse; r. JONES' Third Districts W. Kotlng Dis
H. DeGruys Second District; Eneas Smith, st.
| between Camp and st. Charles Streets -
! THOS. Il. sHIELDs. seressazy
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EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-n n
Il conduit depot des epaves du Quatreme District
jackson entire les Constance ct LAUREL epayes
Une yache bruno obscur orelIe droe coupee fourche
echancrure dessous de oree gauche code
Une Chevre nore ct blanche ayant les courtes.
Upe Cheyre. grise rousn, cornes.
Sill dts animaux rerlames dams dix ours ct les
fas lis vendus renchere pubique dit de-
pot MARDI decembre 1851, 10 heures A. NJ
2. A. GUfOII Commissare deS
Nouvelle- Orleans 20 novembre 1857. MI 35 30
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(rOAt.-COAL-l00 TuNS LEHIGH LUMP CoAi. and
" 50 hhd size best quality Philadelphia Coal for
quantities to suit by J. H. ASHBRtnGE Il CO.,
se26 10 Common street.
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AID. DUPRE, Chairman.
BENZ. 8. HARRISON.
ROB. CONWAY.

taken up seriatim:
The Committee and Landings have to re-
Your committee coincide with the views expressed in the
Mayors message 18th November inst regarding the light
newly ready occupation requiring only the
aforesaid light and water resolution is accordingly
and and water supplied for oil the purposes Of
said lookup.
dere President OF the Carondee Canal and Navigation Com
pany praying the Council to be removed the piles OF
the old bridge Bayou ST. john deemng that the duty to
said piles devoves the said Company under its char
s. Your committee recommend the adoption of resolution
granting permission of Canal street between
St Charles and Claiborne raise their banquees othe
words height or leveT and inserting 30 grade
owners first Obtain the lines and levels from the surveyor
Concurrence recommended in resolution donating
Orphans Hame Asylum situated Seventh street. Fourth
District 0 lots Of ground in the New Washington Gene
Of said District for the purpose Of burial place for said
two lots which ascertaned lis not sufficient and inserting
four ots.n
s. Concurrence is also recommended resolution author
izing the Street Commissioner place and lamps
IN s n S I e9s dm the
and Prytana strees' ..
concerning the pound limits in the City Of New Orleans
is recommended in the four following resou
resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 sell to the
lowest bidder after ten days notice in the official Journal
tract for digging out and making ditches etc. suhdy named
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to EN-
for month have the ditch in the center Of
the the north side Of Canal street from Prieur to
Broad street filed up and graded"
Christian ADVOCATE to erect small engine on their
erect small portable engine on his property No Julia street
Landing, etc. II. T. VENNARD,
S. HOWELL
S.P. DELABARRE.
The first part of the foregoing report was adopted
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The following resolution, accompany ing the above
report, was read and adopted by the following vote,
the rules being suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Fleming, Hall
Holland, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps Reid
and Wado-ll.
ResolC That the of the building tirod street. aon
ing the arsenal of the Washington Artillery formerly occupied