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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DESiRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE:-The
No ~ situated on 9Th street cast, between street
and Virginia avenue. The proximity Of the premis-
location for a store of any description; it has been
use used such for many years. and is thought Of
brick, two stories and attic containing seven rooms
and In a good cellar. Apply to ELIZA BURY, No.
may H-eo2wt
FOR SALE OF FOR RENT-The Good will
nnds and d, f. < res of BARBERS SHOP situated
n those yrisn ~ os $1,000 w iSnihs 10 dispose OF
i 70 their advantage to call on H. sEiFz corner 4' Of
y. street and Penn: avenue: NAV oct
fBAkfGG K Rs5r isS[s and a
oabe rHS s Se snd
the St N ana a9
S!41l feet at cts. per foot. Apply Mt No. SIP I'M
may l9-tf POLLARD WEBB. Agent.
terms; TRAcT OF LAND. s Suitable s5fs f S@ss
cty or sppy at Me-
may 10 If POLLARD WEBB.
FOR RENT.-The HOUSE on street, between
L 18th and atn streets. First Ward. formerly occu
pied BY Lieut. Harrison. 1t is nearly new, well I'm
lEshed, and has all the modern improvements, with
Apply 10 WI BROWN, next door door T @ay f istf
FOR PENTHOUSE No. 81 on Penn. avenue,
! being the house lately occupied by Mr.. Andrada.
III new honse, very complete In its general ar
Tangement. IL Is well supplied with hot and cold
water, gas. &C., with plunge and shower bath II
Will he let very low to good tenant with or without
furniture. Apply to II. y. LANSDALE, at No 81;
Nj street, or through the Post Office or Application
may be made at No. l5S on I'D street, where the key
NAY ne Iound. may 10 eolw
FOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
situated on the corner of 18th and streets, nea
the Canal, formerly occupied by Messrs Sengstack
areSldent country, river trade. 1t is fitted up with
Sheiying BINS, Counter, &c For terms apply to the
subsGriber at No 365 street west, between Twelfth
apl3-eotf FRANCIS HANNA
EOR SALE-VauabIe and handsome BUILD
= ING LOTS, with Improvements, opposite the
smithsonian Institute, known Lots No. n and %
square No. 5}, having front of 81 feet on south
street, and running back at angels of rs by 1855 to
% feet alley betwesn 9Th and 10th streets south wit
improvements, consisting of handsome Back
Building built of patent brick containing rooms:
Carrlage-h house and Stable for three horses. The
owner mas incurred great eX pense in ornameutng
the yard with fruit trees and at present can be seen
IN hne bearing order. In the yard S. feet well has
been constructed, from which the purest water can
be drawn. ~
Persons wishing to purchase a lot for the erection
OF private dwelling will find the above one of the
most desirable In the city, fronting the Institute
garden; and having full view of the city and It's
public buildings.
Title indlsputable For further information inauire
on the premises, or at Alt Pennsylvan avenue.
may II cow
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctioneeTs.

By VAIL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 9th IN
sant at 5H O'Clock, on the premises we will sell to
the highest bidder the below described property viz:
Lot No. H. in Square II, fronting s. feet inch on
south side of north |, between 2st and I'd streets
and running back that width las feet 91z inches to
Slzieet alley, containing 1855 square feet.
This Is valuable property and worthy the attention
OF speculators or persons wishing 10 build
Also, Lot s. IN Square 20, situated at the corner of
gath street west and New Hampshire avenue. This
lot, which is the Circle, will in short while be
very valuable as that part of the city will shortly be
improved by the Government.
Terms: One fourth cash, the residue in 6, r. and
l8monhs, satisfactorily secured dbearIng interest
may 2l-ts WALL K BARNARD Aucts
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE AT PUBLIC
Y SALE.-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
May nth, at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell
parts of Lots l6 and IL. in subdivision of square No
AL, fronting IA feet on New York avenue between
6th and It'll streets west running back IS feet more
or less with the improvements, consisting Of three
story Frame Dwelling House.
Terms easy, and made known at the sale.
may 2l-d JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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I AIDES GARDEN TOOLS, in sets and boxes.
u just received direct from Sheffield, and for sale
b. JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Importer of Hardware and House furnishing
Goods, Sign Gilt Saw. Penn. avenue,
NAV l5-6t one door west of 10th street.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auc,ionecrs.

BY BONTZ & COOMBS, AuctIoneers.
A TTRACTIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT
"a HoUs EHOLD FURNITURE &c, AT ACCTIoN.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 20th instant. at
O'Clock a. shall sell, in front of our Auction
Rooms, 18th street. near the Northern Market, the
Effects of gentleman leaving the city, consisting in
part Of
Walnut Sofa and Chairs, marble top Tables
Mahogany w rlting Desk and Secretary
Mahogany dining and other Tables
Wood and cane-seat Chairs
Marbie-tOp Bureau and marble top Washstand
Toilet Tables, Toilet Sets, Washstands, Looking
Glasses
Brussels, ingram, stair, and other Carpeting
OIicloth, lot of good Straw Mating
A fine assortment of China, Glass, and Crockery
Ware, Jewelry, &c.
Additions solicited.
The above furniture has been in use but a short
time, and is well worthy the attention Of those In
quest of good furniture.
Terms at sale.
1t BONTZ & COOMBS, Aucts
ID THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, I'D instant. same hour and place
may 2O-ts BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
rHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
~ THE sLAND.-By virtue of decree Of the Cir
cult Court of the District OF Columbia for ashIng
ton county, made in the wherein John Van RIs
wick ls complainant: and Mary A. Aytop, widow and
administrative, and Mary V. Ayton, Adellne &. Ay-
ton. and others heirs at law of Richard Ayton; de-
ceased, are defendants the subscriber VIII sell at
public auction, on TUESDAY, the I'd day OF June,
l857, at o'clock p. the premises Lot No ~ IN
the subdivision OF Square No $50, fronting a ieet on
9th street west between south and streets, by ~
feet deep to an alley 10 feet inches wide, with the
improvements, which consist of small story
Frame Building.
Terms: One-thrd, cash the balance in 6 and IL
months for notes bearing interest from day OF sale,
with security to be approved by the trustee. Upon
the full of the purchase money and interest
the Trustee will convey the property to the purchaser
i'm fee III the terms OF sale not complied with i'm
five DAYS after the sale, the property will be resod
upon one weeks notice. at the risk and Expense of
CHAS. S. WALLACE, Trustee.
may7 J. e. MEG U1RE, Auct.
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By c. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.

Ss
DEREMPTORY AND EXTENSIVE SALE
: OF ROSEWOOD WALNUT. OAK, AND MAHoeANY
FuRSITURE, SUEERIoR CURLEp HhiR MATTEEssEs
AND FEATHER BEDS, CARPETS. BEDDING, CHINA,
GLASS. AND CRoCKERY, SlLvER-PLATED WARE
MIRRoRs &c, BEING THE ENTIRE tuESITTrtREE; R Sc.
DAY MORNING, May 2lst, at 10 O'Clock, and con,
tn9ing daily al that hour untilh he whole Is disposed
Furniture and Effects of that extensive establish,
ment, embracing the Furniture, &c, IN upwards OF
One superior sever octave Rosewood Piano Forte,
made by Chickering, of Boston.
cred with rich brocatel and plush
Suits of handsome Brocatel and Lace Curtains and
Rosewood and mahogany Parlor and. Pier Tables,
g, with marble tops
Mirrors
Rosewood, mahogany and walnut Arm Chairs, So
Superior tapestry velvet, Brussels, three-ply and
The entire Furniture contained in upwards of
eighty cEambers-embracng
Mahogany and no-seat Chairs; mahogany. walnut
Mahogany and walnut French. cottage and other
Mahogany aud walnut marble top dressing and plain
Bureaus
Superior Feather Beds curled hair and shuck Mat
Mahogany, walnut. and painted washstands
Sheetlng, pillow and bolster Cases, Blankets, Coun-
An extensive as ortment Of French and irOn-stone
G., China M D I ne IT, Tea, and Toilet Ware
Panish tin Coffee and Tea Ware
ChaflnE and meat Dishes, Table Cutlery
Plated Forks and Spoons, Tablecoths, Napkins, &
large collection OF superior copper Cooking Uten
sIlS Office Furniture, one large and superior Sal!
amander e-proof Safe
One substantial and well built Omnibus, one pair of
very superior Horses, Harness, &c,
TOg Their with large collection of superior artI-
cles, such used IN extensive rst-class no.
tel.
To persons furnishing. dealers. and others, thus
sale presents attractive inducements, the Furnl-
ture is IN excellent condition and the sale peremptO
TN.
The. sale will commence with the Table Furni
ture, c., in the Dining room.
Terms So and under. cash over S5n, 10 and 81
DAYS credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing
terest. e. w. BOTEIER.
| may l9-WTh&F
Georgetown Advocate and Alexandra Gazette
Will please copy. and send bill Ia the aUctionecrl
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At THE
CORNER oE DELAWARE AVENUE AND NORTH Il
sTREET.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nav
2iSt, at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part OF
Lot No ). IN Square Gas. situated ST the of
Delaware avenue and north street, within one
square Of the Capitol, and containing 1890 square
| feet.
This is one of the most desirable unimproved oca
tIons for sale IN the CITY, and desirable
| investment, In view of the proposed Capitol tx
tension.
Title indIsputahle
Terms One-half cash the residue in one two,
and three years, for satisfactorily secured notes,
nv nd JAS. c. MCGUIRE. auctjoneer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO MORROW

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT At -AICTyoN
L On RSDAYAFTERNOoN,M NAV list nj
5ocock, shall sell n front of the premises, part
deep with Frame Dwelling and large stable thereon.
Terms: One half cash balance in months with
interest. h. =. WRIGHT,
NAV 20-2ts Auctiopeer
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lcoAMUNICAIED.
10 taoss tcAota a. may CoHesrH.-Sirs: We beg
I've 10 call your attention TO the toOtway on the
II hand side Of the Georgetown Bridge steel
1.H2e Also. j am told by a friend that the tim.
underneath, in which iron pins are used for
alag ard strengthening, are in a sad state
Stitch In time, saves nine" b
'eorgeiown, ID. C., May 81, 1857.
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SEVENTH WARD ANTI-KNow NOTHING MEET
ING.-At the meeting of the Seventh Ward anti.
Know Nothings, held last night at Potomac Hall,
a resolution was passed calling for grand Ward
demonstration to be held previous to the June
election in the centre of the Ward The execu-
tive committee of the Ward Association are to fix
night for the meeting, and make all the neces-
sary arrangements. Several prominent gentlemen,
friendly to the anti-Know Nothing cause, are to
be invited to address the meeting. The Ward
meeting last night was a very enthusiastic one
and great unsnmity prevailed
After tTansacting some private business of the
association. the meeting was adjourned TO next
Tuesday night, at the same place and hour.
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Tor SALE.-My RESIDENCE on the corner OF
j New Jersey avenue and street SOUTH Capitol
HUI, fronting on the avenue I62 feet inches and or
street south 40 feet ii inches and containing nearly
$40 square feet. '
may 8-tf w F. PHILLIPS
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A TPRIVATE SALE-A rosewood case PIANO
IN made by Stein, of Vienna and imported-
some years ago, at the cost of S4J9, s 49,
cellent tune and good order will he sold fOTttt ~
) 80 ON accommodating terms. Can he seen al Mr..
METZERoTT'S Musical Depot, corner of nth
street and Penn. avenue. NAV Is cow
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s. 50. 'A'f
In the fish market the supply was small Larp,
rock II EACH bunch rock SIC shad 25a37c pc
pair herring IS4c. per bunch.
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FIRE ALARM-The alarm Of FIRE yesterday az.
ternoon was caused by dense cloud of smoke
appearing In anoItherly direction, probably from
burning brush.
Tai Par. SWEENEY mentioned in yesterday
Watch returns Is not Mr. p. Sweeney Of the City
Post Once
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THK AsrI-KNow NoIHISss of the Third
Ward hold meeting to-morrow at Coombs' Hall
to nominate candidate for Councilman in place
Of Jos. Bryan, Esq, declined.
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WHISKY AND KSIvEs.-LaSt nig hit, a complaint
was made at the guard house that a colored bow
named Buck or Ed Hall had stabbed another
named Bateman with a knife, wounding him Sc
verely Hall was arrested by Waterman Ward
and this morning hearing was had before Justice
ID Smith, who held Hall to bail for further hear
ing IL was clearly shown that whisky was the
cause, both being Intoxicated.
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SsPRING AND SUMMER
- Black Silk MANTILLAS
DO Silk and Lace do.
Rich black French Lace SHAWIS
Do do do do SCARFS
Do do do do MANTIIIAS
Nav be found in every variety at the Store of the
subscriber, A4 Penn avenue, between 18th and Sth
streets.
Al 2s-eolm FRANK A MCGEE.
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FOR SALE OF FOR RENT.-The Good Will
L and Fixtures ola BARBER s SHOP. situated
under the st; Charles Hotel. Wishing to dispose of
II, those wishing to engage in the business will find
1t to their advantage to call on H. SEITZ corner of
415 street and Penn. avenue NAV 2I-6ts
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A fine family CAR
u RAGE. IF rench PhaetonD for one or. -R q
two horses, made to order by Mr.. Hook 49,
of this city, at a cost of S651: Is as good 2ZSt4
as new; will he sold at a sacrifice, and on accnmmo
dating terms. Can he seen ut Mr.. HOOK = Coach
Factory, on ID street, between 9th and 10th SITS.
ma l6-aO2wS
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WHO owns THAT CAP'-Yesterday morning. q
new cloth cap, encssed in glazed cover, with q
decidedly naval cut about it, was shed out of the
canal near the coal and wood yard of George l.
sheriff, Esq, corner of Four and "a half street
Whether the aforesaid cap was whisked from thf
owners head on one of the late windy DAYS OF
whether the estray affords a clue to some more
serious calamity to the wearer, Is in doubt The
cap can be found at Sherif's office
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

Row AT THE STEuBENvILLB BHIDGE-lEtm
Sta66ed.-We learn from the Steubcnville Her.
aid that row occurred among the laborers en-
gagged upon the famous railroad bridge across
the Ohio. on Sunday morning last. A quarrel
arose based upon the peculiar portions of Ire.
land in which several had the homer of drawing
a first breath In the outset of passage at
words of this kind, and to aycugu an imaginary
insult to his county, man named Peter Welsh,
left Off cutting his tobacco, aud, with penknife
stabbed his opponent, one Nicholas Deyereux,
In the abdomen, INJECTING wound, from the eff
fects of which his physicians are not sure that
he will recover This occurred at o'clock a.
n, of the Lords Day. Devereux is young
man-gencrally of#stcady habits-nnd of late,
tOamster for Mr.. Cook, Bridge coductor. Welsh
was rather a desperate character, and has fed
we did not hear of any efforts made to have
him arrested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

SBIUOTIl OLD QUARTET DULI..,I Ii.I ~ IIl-
- par for tile next SIXTY Days.-JACoB STEIN
FIELD Centre Wheeling, Va begs to inform his friends
and that he has returned from the Eastern cities
NIER CLOTHING, all made up by his own order and
preSSiy tits market lie calls lkeN Use the attention
the public and especially the Mechanics this city, the
great variety In GensmeDd Furnishing Goods, such
home made white and fancy Shirts ovrrshrtS beautifully
selected stock Of Seckesi CTaTAts Socks Of all kinds
Gloves "A. o. p Hats, Gaps, Umbrellas, and great many
articles too numerous to mention =55a7s ee5 fz5l
have also made such arrangements With my Bankers In
Baltimore tatI enabled take smooth quarters
12 cent pieces at Ir without sustaining ioss Therefore
feoE-czens, ALL With your old smooth
money, to the store of JACOB STEINFIELD,
np14 Centre Wheeling, FOR BARGALhS.5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

AssAuLr wIru intent TO KmI.-Patrick Con
ner was before Alderman MccQprtn:s;;s ); yrs,er-
day, to answer the charge of assaulting Thomas
Norton with an iron pick. The offence was com
mitted on the lstI of July last. near Mount
Wood Cemetery, since which time Conner has
been absent from tine city. Conner was look
irg pretty hard wien brought into the Office
Somebody had evidently been beating him. His
eyes were in mourning, his nose broken, his
face swollen. aud he looked the very personifica-
tiou of used up man. 1t appeared upon evil
dencc, that he had buried sharp pointed pick
in Thomas Norton's skull. iniictiug dangerous
wound, from Which that individual is scarcely
recovered. Conner was fined eleven dollars and
costs, besides twenty days involuntary service,
in making excavations, under Mr.. Superinten-
dent Bulgcr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
5 By. THE UNION LINE.
ovy,cr coRYFR waTEK AND MONROE STREETS
RpnM -pHlLApELPHIA.

Auousr is.--lYnl. Smith was killed yeS'er'iey'
evening by his uncle, Gee. Freeth, on the cor
ner Of cherry and Fourth streets The parties ,,
were Enelishmei,. They mel in the street
when ,Freeth ncrsuatef Smith into a tavern for
the as' purpose. He fired the contents of three
barrels Of n revolver into him. The cause q
the difficulty appears to be that Smith lad brsn
living for a long time with Geo Fsetns VII
The children, eight in number, had tHrsaken
their legitimate father, and, with their mother;
Ionnd refuge at the house of Smith, who hn't
bcc,, instrumental In exposing to Freeth's enlf
plnyers some transactions of dishonest char
ucter ~,
~ wears threw herself on the track OF the Ger
lnantown RSircad, when huta short distance
in advance of tue cars She WAS torn to pieces e..
The engineer was unable 10 storthe tr,.ln' ! us
was evidently n case of suicide.
David PAIL Brown, ESQ, was nominated 70.
| day by the Americans as candidate for JudSS
of the Court Of Common Pleas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

p1r1ApLE stGnr.-A drunken man who was
resyaseE from jasl yesterday morning, and who
Immediately afterwards commenced imbibing
whisky WistE had been poisoned and adultcra-
ted until the original *2s ..ast in the villianOps
coszpVenet,. was lying perfectly m0sionless OH
XIain street opposite the Railroad depot all yes
terdsy .aEtssarson. GaSsen flies were swarming
abou ms tAeiSoV ssssgc and blenrcd eyes. Ills
feet were IN a E,snd of muddy water, while his
head ressOl Spon pile Of hard cinders. TWAS
n moa Fitiable and disgusting sight to the pass
or by-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
RIrER -ANn MEATHER.

800. RIVER AND WEATHER. :.
PrTrsuuRGu, 18th ~ River feet scant, by pier
mark, and rising. Weather clear. Mercury SO
Iowsy,LlE, August 17.-Riyer o feet 4 in
ches in the.canal, and falling. Weather cloudy
NI G,ScIsSArt, August s-Thc river bisiriscp
Gincbcs. in the last "a hours. Weather cloudy.
"F ST. f { III, August ls-River still receline
.sIoyyIv with about feet TO Cairo The Hi
.nois and upper Mississippi very low and :, lal
Iin~ Missouri reported rising slowly. Mer
eu u.r1, 10. Weather cloudy and damp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

SAD AcraDgXr.-As Mrs. linn and Mrs
Sweet, des,eubenville were out riding on horse
back, Iast Saturday in that city, the animal up
ON y,f.icI, the latter was seated became fright
.,ned and rearing upon his hind feet fell back
wnds, the lady falling beneath his immense
weight. Tic Injuries of Mrs. S. are said to be
quite serious.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PuuADELrhiA, Aug. 18.-Cotton, upland sold
ut l64a1T!. Timothy seed commands s, 75a4, 90,
Flaxseed 100 Flour dull, fresh. ground from
new wheat being offered at TAI, 10, with buyers,
Rye fonr sold at 80. A new lot nfccrn meal
at 4. Wheat dull, inferior red and good red at
lG2a165, White IOTaIl0. Rye commands a5
cts Yellow corn. escts. New Oats toa4Gcti as
in quality. Groceries andprovisinns no change
Whisky at 29a3O.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

CHAR0E Non SUSTAINED. "A man named Tan
" Yesterday made information before Aid, Duty
alainsta Mr.. Ball, charging him with assault
and ba cry. The trial came on but no witnes-
-ses app jared but Tanly himself and he was too
drinN 10 make himself understood. The case
was dismissed and the complainant lad to pay
the costs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

TIKI T-ELLFG IWzRdPPER.S.
ME wI open This st.les Travelling Wrappers
w in Black and White check, t4e first brought this
market. jy5l HEISKEIL SWEARIN6ES.l i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

es.D,scoyso1 Arr.-A. II. Everett, the foTgor and
poet laureate of Wheeling, having departed for
the Penitentia1y, that city has clothed itseIfin
sack cloth and ashes and will not be &C ntorted.
The n,Iblic authorities are busying thculseIvesin
arresting counterfcitcrs, with the hope ofeatch-
irg another sweet singer, who may sooth the
sorrows 9 ofthat afflicted population By werb!ing
'sonnets from the Jail. Peterborough Gazette
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5 colln SCI ~ the defendAnts
FROM N AnHlNlir(lN-

AuousT 1S--A postal convention has beer
concluded betwcenthe United States and Ham,
burg. The naiI is TO be carried by means o
United States and Hamburg mail steamers, run
ming direct between New York al.t Hamburg
The postage under. this arrangement is ten
cents for single letter of hulf an ounce or vi.
der, between the U1ited States and Hamburg
Pre- payment Optional. cts. on newspapers
Tho rates to all countries and places beyond
Hamburg, whether upon letters or printed mat
ter IRE idententically the same in all respects
as to the rates charged via Bremen, und der the
u. S. aud Bremen p, sstal Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

a 1ARor quantity of death dealing and health
giving articles have just been received ut the
establishment Of 4, B. johnson, Market street.
y great ra,sety of useful family medicines, pure
liquors for rsedicinal purposes, cigars, tobacco,
&C., are siNsys to be had at the great Market
street Drug establishment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-19

nrrrNrtos.-Tbc detention on the G. P. &
w. road, yesterday, was caused by the giving
vav of the cnlvert at Island Creek, ubOve steu-
benvilIe, 50 thut trains were unable to pass
rTb. ,rain due here on Monday evening, ran of
the track Pation'E, about five miles above this
city and did not get in till yesterday morning.