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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

IA A. GOOD FARM CONFA1NINGal A ACRES
igood Iand and now ina good eofimprove-
lsssM ent about 10 Acres of good wood land Gro ps
kh. last yegr 200 bushels of corn, 800 bushels q
heat Oats and portion divided field
With frame Kitchen attaohea snd con!sning5 roomsih
The Soils excell lent ;ths Farm IN Cecil c6un
ty, Md. miles from Meth Esstand from Ekton and
ION othersas tean be boughtior the
particulars vt ark, Del.
sept. 20. JAMES H,RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

&S~A "A AGOOD Mil property aud Farm, situated Il
TfHhY mlesS. w est Of View london Road, Chester
ds.lAl Co, "a. oouairing 20 Of good land 10
Mitb G3od fence ona VEL wae5ed fine young Apple
provements are Frame House by 81 feet and wen
finished Barn 81 BY feet with Wagon House and Cribs
Tilted up for the masufaepre Of boards, the fall 81 ftef
viii over sho wheels, Price $40 per acre and terms
easy. For further particulars call on VIM Kinney re-
Sopf l7th-H ii ii, RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

III A PLENDID CHESTER COIJNTYFARM
tgsGt3A situated about mile from Newark Del tire.
lsssM miles from Strokersvllle and from lew Long
EaAkA donS Roads. This Favm contains 2iB Acres OF
pEmer ich land and nov ing grazing order il 10 d.
prime timber, good in all folds The i'm
pr6yenentB Brick House 20 by 49, three stories HIN
with brick Kitchen back IS feet SQUARE nd ali initial
well tenant opsssi one IS by s feet 9gtfqr2 families
Smthsop good spring and stone spring house for ihe
large maisioI the Barn 40 by so feet; with sheddin
house "a by 80 feet cribs attached and crib
Acre. Dot. z-Lf. JAMES n. Ray, Newark, DeIer
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
MARRIEn

In philadelphia, on the 18th, inst, by the New Henry
steele clark, Lieut. CHARLES Il. tiAwLEY, IT, :, N, oi
Anenrn NJ ~ 20 MARY l.. daughter Of the ass Dr. Jos
r. fhiIadsphe, On the 3Oh Of Nov, by Rev Joseph
a. ssA%v ~ hent County, Deli to Miss
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
BOOT &, SHOE MAKER,
No IS King S !, tEtIET 9IErNM VIE SECOND

WILMlNG TON, DELAWAR
Asst THE Rnbsoriber informs his IL
xTA lrieuds and the public generally 5S,sfe1gH
Ettf mat he continues business pt b.s -
AN Old stand IN King Street. where he is prepar.
EIM Cd to make 10 order Cork sole fuuta. Patent
EsA25&m Leather Boots, Jump Bpols, Kid Caters,
French and American BHos and Shoes which H. ',sit
be unsurpassed III of mn III md tulrrI
Those Wishing first rate article for winter M
Vlted 20 call lie has had long experience in the has
ness and us lie IL employ lug mono bus the best WuIh,1pU
and using good material, he confident Tint he cul gvu
SatlsuctiOn |AhlttEI. HALF
a. i;05Meniing anticipating promptly atisudedta
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

ii A good Mill Property and Farm attache near
ESSfff Oxford, Chester county, Pa, The farm CON
lssskn Jams 81 acres nfgoOd land, divided into fields
80 49, about aeresoi Timber, The buildings are
gg9q stone house, rooms, Barn 80 by feet
hurs and every thing complete. This is good farm
SEP Sset JAMES H. INV hPRlyto
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

N-z.5 A good Farm of 900 Acres, situated 81 mile
(sTI3 west r. Newark, In Ceeil CO., Md, and on tn
lytst;G Big hik Creek. This farm Is under good I'M
- provement, dWidcI into fields, al well feno cd
nu FnMnlng water IN most of them. Nbon 20 of tim
thei' ihe buildings arc good and substantial fra I'm
nonae, CONTAINING some 9ruoms, Barn GO by 60 feet,
Stone and ll-me, very substantially built and line or
sr, hoos and has fine staheling for feeding cattle, 30
MS y good trn and worthy notice. Price S05
lG,e cash, balance mortgage. Apply to JAMES II
BAY, Newark, Del. Oct 22-t.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

~ ZEE hE AREA OF UrAH.-lt may be matter
VI ,a some interest to our readers to know some.
suing 81 me comparative extent Of that Terri.
sory S =, ene United States, whose chief officer
sord;na S Cenahee to our government. Ac-
ITO square miles. To engineers. and % - ~,
others, this will give just idea Of 10 lew rev
extent, but the majority of people viii so, vast
better estimate by being told that IL IL az Urn
as the whole Of the New England sites NE Man,
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Del5,a New
Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. a. a. T.
compare it with European countries, ii ia eupaI
in extent to Great Britain and Ireland, swift.
aerland, Prussia and Denmark, with the ISLANDS
of Guernsey, Jersey, Man and the Ioniap /.
lands added.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
taAasiGAAIE EAANUFAdpDRN-
Coynerst Y4.,d and French Streets

sssa@{SL (TtEGG < BoWis, wonl dr. espectfniIv
60 hat. an aS 70 public
WI JAmlsoh docaased, corner OF rencb
Wnefethey WI keep constant inn and
MN 90 ~ order Carriages 81 every
ne passe1 for duTaty n tness snd
r by any no State or
tRa III Establishment with tn late Proprietor
,i ~ eeieprliy Throughout Tho oountry Will ~
S n1a9g. Ky ihsp. None but the hest woikmen are
H nya y, ~ y ertafis ork
%, win iegr entest care and oond ote
own immediate superihttnd s' Cur
i.sfhOnsWlshing to pure has womb kndit tothei
FhnLagelc give nsa cal ad
p 10 7hepnirngcarefutattend NAV
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE.
HHISTiIdN RR 3TTrH pm RI 671I5l ID

e,ss, THE subscriber thankful Tor the PATRONAGE
kA heretofore EXTENDED would respectfully an
4is fs5iiM nonnoe to the people Of Wilmington and vi
lkagsltsa entity, that this ayorite and popular esiab
lsAHtlFasf ishinent Is now opon, the Interior Of The
lsdres8h nuiiulnH having UNDERGONE thorough repairs,
~, tle large rooms neatly puinedand the walls
WIN We latest and most beautiful syles of paper
III pnois may rest assured that every Arrangement md
,elly - Tor Their cOplurt and convenience; the
WIZ dey9tes entire attention the conduct oi
e BUSINESS ana WI use his indeagabe exerlons 10 rem
uei ~ pstr9l,s and gneas comfortable. The bar will all
wys o9ntan re- ch9leost liquors from the first Importing
Hass ~ w unleu States therefore nil wh0 deaifs pnfe
hno liquors can be accommodated Al the
VT lsp VIII always be kepta plentiful supply 0i superior
I be seTye nSyor fnG taste. lunch
70 Customers. In addition TO the above fhere
VII p9kept constant supply f Bread and Cheese
tho s.resf 9irger ald decq1lm will he Observed
jny la-tE '''h ~ lVtii iiran NJ NJ Va
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

.G1syA UgTORARo FORGE, consisting of Forge
ifaFfflf Gltf Two Bloomerles and one Refining Fre,
IN Seas aE years work Grst Mi with two Of burs
H0usSss, frame stable aud Carriage house, with good
q shop doing good business. This properly
rsst s WITH snSash water TO nal the mills tbs
land some goo work land The property is with eight
Rssg 9 al Fort Deposit Md and within mis- 81 ne
nihns SUM WI re the PHIL AMI Bait Centpd railroad
Isl npildEg Il will be sold very low. Pricsf6oO op'
IN X 4, casa 81 9alanes mortgage, Apply to ...,t
SnN,,sT AuiU, curry 10 cts. per q1aii, A. MIN
1iE Dru8 store sorner sth and <4effF gree sas9as
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
THOMAS B. hSeesOpa.

IUNWUN,
No. E29 dRgAHssE aTREEP,
PYLE,S BUILDING, BETWEEN FIJI ri AND
- sixth STR LETS, WILMINGTON, DEL,
RESPECTFuLLY informs ms friends and t1e oubiio
IL generally thathe still continues to carry on II Iii
in all its various branohes.
Calumet Turnin goonstantls onhand Huuso Brackets
furnished to DTde mad bS cnntHut Thos u ;sbins
workure invited to cnil. "A'"'nB
N B.-The highest preespaid for uIIM SUIFABIP
FOR CARRIAGE HUBS mar sG.ttH
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

dSpA A THE pndeIaIgped paersat pRIvArK sa liz
YE.EA a very beautiful and valuable farm, SITUATED
Al-Uk1 within a mile OF the town Of Newark, New
Sastis Se Del containing zs2 acres, Of land. fair po
portion 81 Mhch - woodland, principally white and
black oak The soil is deep Clay loan, very kno and
RIpqneilVs anu las bee nlned within lew years. The
heds are pflhoipAls divided By hedges in good order
are vel aad would mike either superior grain
or RInslnY farm lhe improvements consist Two large
dwellng HOUSES bans,2 granaries and cribs besdeS
hays ice and wood house, Co. there IL also two tenant
phA Bgltimore kalI Road, into two farms, one ocn-
upon eaeh. Title indsputable TRRMs. s2S 500 Seo0o
eas aanqe on long edit with the privilege OF pay ng
Essrly nstalments Of $1,000 Apply 70 JAMES HRAY,
NeNdrkl .dHekA lpf aIf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
lYAHEE0kA I'D

. WILLIAM fl. RICHARD would aspect ful
g, y aInounee to the people Of Milford anu vicinity
E-I that he prepnr ed 10 execute in superior
fz.-A ner, Marble, Tombs, Monumeuts, II eadi tones
- Maglpls, Door and .WlndOw Stills aud LiHtela,
Re-, of every the best and at The short
estnotce. Having IN HIS emp 10y the best omechancs
the publ rest assured that all work manufactured
at ls establishment is warranted to give satisfaction
and furnished at Philadelphia prices. All artcNs pnr-
chased OF HIN WI U be forwarded 10 point the STATE
tree of charge. Thankful for the liberal patronage here
otore bestowed continuance of the same Is repectu-
lysnlinlted. Nov ri sm1.
FASHIONABLE BOOT q SHOE MAKER,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

HALF CENT CAsE.-Jehn Binge, lately put
up at Steidham's tavern, Elkton. Horse feed
cost l2k cents. He rendered ten and five
cent piece, and received two cents change.
Binge brought suit to recover the half cent,
and the case was decided by noDsnit-pros-
scuter to pay costs amounting to 81 As.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Mr.. THOMAS sHERWlN, late OF Philadelphia,
lfA has rmlently located himself XVII
mngton at No. 20 Shiples st,abuve srd Stfeet Sanand
showroom, he desgns an bje peenir
medals. GaTd o Ilatefs ~ Heads seus, Head of DYER
Carrag plates, Stencils out &c. Aian plain ma nya'
mentalletterlngon Jewolry AMI Silyerwnre XII wnpt
executedn asnperior mann moderate eharKoa pnb
lilo pstronageisrespectfuly aoelted, es''f-o
THOS. SHERNYlN
Nm. shirley ahnv ~ MA.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

Carriage Manufacturers Wilmington, Del.
oIaEishs1, MESSRS. FLAGLOR Il CO., at their %
,SJa4s5s enslye Eslaoshment south sue Of " 4.
largest stock olready made anv house til
United States. They reduced fine business Alaa
uaouring tosuch perfect hat ior quality
ethey are beyond al competition. enowledg
"a Comfort and real value,
nvitea close examination ofthefr stock, comprising
over 50 new styles.
" Repairing done at the 81 notice and in tie
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

A Near Principle Furnace; containing 1854 acres
HE4H ~ of which are wood and timber and the fes
ia 49, ara6o and This is one of the most de-
located On pfacPio Creek within half mile Of rinelno
Ernaes where the stream is nayPable aud where t6e P
W. Y D. E1ll Road passes, miles from PerryYile and
FROM Port DEPOSIT The situation Is high and healthy. the
sol nHtuIey ierte part hEhy Improved and ali ss-
end ne o. the best quay Priei go psf
f'-h, In RAY Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
sADDLL ANN ER9RMiTji5;ss

Ca THE Subscribers having taken the store
IsaSNAA formerly occupied by George hIcCorkla No
&zsAe 81 Market street, WiBlngion Del, design
x carrying on the Saddle and Harness making
business, IN All Its raaoles, Having heeu en-
gaged fora number of years the business at
PhiadeIphn. Their stock wall consist al the hest ma te
rial and w9rkmanslP. Fine single and double carriage
HARNESS. Team Harness saddles, Brides, Martingaies
Trunks, Whips, &c.; Collars always on hand, Webone
by strct attention 10 BUSINESS To merit shnre Of tGe
patronage bestowed upon the former nrnpTeInrs.s
aug. 3.Lf. MoCOI.GAN & O'kANE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

n-sl a Farm containing i4Bacres. situ lted ~ miles
faT5fA South. eastot New Loneol Roads, IN Frank,
sAna- into 10 fields, with good fencing, water run
in of them. bout Is Of excellent timber.
nonsstis % white aud black oak, hickory md plenty of
ehesnul rhe are SITUATED within 5Oyards
on fair order containing with good spring and
spring house, tennnt house. hog house, grnnary, anger
maker house, with Barn 81 by "a feet in iair order
Thee is ruit On the place also good Lime
is good place and has had large quantity Of lime put
on and is now quite pioductlve, It will he sold low
Price $50 acre, the purchase money may re
n1i1 az The farm tpTN term OF years. Apply 70 JAMES
H. RAf Newark Del. Nov zB-tt.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

lust received, direct from tho manufactured an invoic
Ol chelp goods new and very nsnt patterns coDpe M
ieh ses for s5l and other articles at like low prices
Cali aud examine them n
ULENTENT q. SAIYTHis.
a. China & Glass Warehouse, B2 Market street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

A VERY GRAVE M1a.--Thomas Batemap, Of
Fairfield, N. j., sexton Of the stone church
near Fairton, died lately aged 80. BE had dug
during his life fourteen hundred and twenty
five graves. He had been a church member
about fifty years. rl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

MATRIAosfHL LAW IN MAlNE.-- After the Is
Of January advantages of residents of Maine,
solemnised out Of the State with the intent 10
eyade the punishment law, will be void, If the
parties return to Maine and reside.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

HAspsoxR PREsEsT.-The President OF the
United States, through Secretary Cass has
sent magnificent silver trumpet to Captain
W. McLennep, of the British ship Starlnow
in the port of Charleston, for his g ,llant and
humane conduct in rescuing the officers and
crew Of the American schooner Northern
Light from shipwreck.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
Whcre are yye IJo,ty


For 10 years back have been supplying nv uumernu,
customer with every thing in Druggists lne fair and
md ered out ad stu he could not soil GOOD nrtieLs
% low-nt since they have INN to nok afier theY
M now drop little ~ their prnesproes thu. have been
high and have takea my old trumpet and
npw Guy Nheap cheap Cheap Medicines, am now SELL
ng COED Drugs anu medicines at loss prices than hereto
lore This sin consequence Of hard times and MANY be
s out Of employment and TO the poor give them free
Boar mind cannot be undeTsold and aver item sol d6y
price. EDVART NISiN Al ''eo'
MOVIE. Druggist and Chemis,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31
RoBE2T WELCzEE4',
PRACTICAL STAIR BTTJLDEB

PfIE's BUILDING, THIRD STORY,
ORANGE STREET. BETWEkN 5Ttt 4 9Th,
WILMINGTON DBL.
fEtHE undersigned takea this ILelhud to nnnpuuce la
Are,Itectsando ihersthst he ss taken Shop atthe
above place, End is now prepRren furnish all VIVA mas
desire STAIR AND HANp RAILS oil Tie iatest M,,3
moatnpproyed patterns, made durab einnI.
ner and ON the must Reasonable terug. eep the hest
and all work is s&eonted under my own lne-
Persons residing the ntry iedwit Sair
and Hand Rails, wiohwill be forwarded nj the
possible momehS. mar Ig,fy'e'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

The TREASURY NoThs.-Itis now stated that
the Secretary of the Treasury has decided to
adopt three per cent. as the rate of interest for
the new treasury notes, and will issue as soon
as possible six millions in denominations of
one hundred, five hundred, and QUE thousand
dollars. The necessary plates are to be en-
graved SO that they cannot be counterieited by
photograph. 1t is also stated while the plates
are being engraved the sub-treasury will re-
ceiye deposits of gold, with orders for the notes,
and when the paper is ready the notes will be
issued for them, dated on the day Of deposit.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

~ THR WILLIAM PENN COOKING STOve,- FhIs cel-
ebfAted Stove which Is we'll adapted either Wond or
Coal has BY its superior making qualities Obtained such
reputation IN our city and surrounding country that
friend TX y iAMMrT can scarcely supply the dsmand for
them Tue hre chamber IN the Penn very deep Que,
loag time In Durability, economy, &e it tpassesany
stove IN the ntket having an oven of the largest class
and many other combined qualities. Wetake plehsIlre m
recommending this Stove to citizens and friends as The
very has to hs found In our city any other uinrket-
TINS Stove u sold at tue well known establishment III n
s. HAMMIrT, Il2 Market street.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

III CLOTH!NG.-LEwIs G. GREEN. iormery OF
Newon sglats DelaTare county, having associated him
ell IN business wt OWEN JeSRs of the Crescent one
price el9tgng store No 900 Market Street above SIXTH
Fhiaaep sociiS sfrendsapd all others
sured that the principle have adopted oil having the
lowest possible selling price, marked m plain figures on
+ tae only correct one and best q
can bs recommended all Duy with the 1n nsEnT
anoe of gotlnE good Roods al the lnMtast rhiaa.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09

I BVsISEss on AioSsog SfsFkr.=-We noticed in (.
aslittlc Decentralization through Monroe Street,
yesterday that business was looking up quite
briskly inttat important center of our city bus
.incss. Pretty much all kinds of business is,
represented on M0nroo--almost all species of
merchandise is sold there, solid anil liquid, dry
and wet; and innA kinds OF ways wholesale,
retail and huekstcr Among the many fnv d.
plays, we saw none surpassing the neat and at
.tractiyc store room and stock of J. f. Wilson &
Co, where notions and vuielies-one of the
best selected and most complete assortment any
where to bc'found in this section of country
are kept. We notice that this store is great
rendezvous for our fashionable ladies in their
rounds of shopping, inasrnucIl as all the little
nondescript articles Of the toilette, the nursery,
the drawing room, and the musical department
of the parior are to be found in the greatest va
rieiy This fashionable store is really worth
visit from ali our lady readers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09

~ THE UNION LINE.
orrlcr. coRx SET wArEn ANp MONROE STREETS.
Fgi]NT. " AsIfIylST0N.


So 3 FROM w ASIlNGTON.
Ssrr. S-'rnc Post Master General has, with
the assistance Of tile President and in Difference
to the strong expression ofpU5lic sentiment in
Philadelphia, consents tn suspend tiic Improve
ments ON the Pennsylvania Bank building, long
enough TO enable Congress to declare whether
/ it will exchange the use If the huldlns occu-
pied US u Custom House for Post Office.
The State Department has information from
official sources that Prof. FranciS, on the Eqla-
dor, Was accidentally wounded by Prof. Moore,
the cap of whusc gus. exploding while hesWas
l0ading it III tic dark. The Government Of
Ecuador, expressing deep so!icitude Oh the sub
iect gave orders to spare no expense or SacrI-
flee in cndeaying to save his life, but he died
after lingering two months.
The President has recognized Antonio Gail
| man Biancc, as ConSol of Venezuela, IN Phta'
dolphin, and Francis RutOn Muller, as vice Con-
sui OF Denm0rli, at New York. 81
The Treaty arrangements between our gov
eminent and Gen. Heron, provides for com.
missioner TO ascertain the amount of damages
which &cwlGrapada shall pay as an indemnity
to American citizens, growing ont OF the Paha
lima riots while the other questions iii cOntrO-
ivcrsy are postponed. Our government makes
| the emphatic declaration thatt viii not consent
to MI imposition "ftaxcs such us have been
heretofore levied. New Granada refuses to cede
any of her possessions to the U.
The construction of Mir. McCleand, the for.
mer Secretary OF the Interiors relative toall OF
the Virginia Militia land warrants, was followed
| by Thompson his successor.
The Nicaraguan Minister is still in Washing
ton. our government not yet being in possession
Of such information from Nicaragua, as to de-
!tcrmne the question cf his reception
Jos. Hall, OF Kentucky, having withdrawn
his declining to be Commissioner OF Patents
was to day appointed tothat Office and will com
mencu Tomorrow morning
/ Murray Mcdonnell has resigned the 6f!i Aud
itorsllip Of the Treasury, 'lrent"n, n. j.
Peter ID Vroom, late Minister to Berlin, re-
ccivcd an enthusiastic reception to-day. Day
ton made the welcome address.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09
RIVER AND WEATHER.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. S.-Ri,cr y leetsin Canal
Weather clear. Mercury So.
ST. Lotus, Sept. s. River aBont G! feet 10
Cairo Illinois and upper MissiSsipPiin tole'r-
BILE boating order. The Missouri is vcry''dificul
to navigate, with less than three feet on tn,
stroycd by fire on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock,
about twenty miles below here, the boat and
cargo are total loss, amounting in the aggre
gate 10 about $4,000 The boat is insured for
$4,000 Weather clear and warm.
CINcIXNATI, Sept. S.-Rivcr falling. Weather
clear Mercury H.
PIrrsnuRGu, Sept. S.-River feet II inches
by metal mark, and falling. Weather clear
Mercury GS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09

\ FsrG F,anr-A free fight took place near
the First Ward Public School Houseon Monday
night, III which some dozen persons were en-
gagged. 1t was ali ineeolar engagement, and
every one present who felt disposed was en-
titled by The terms, to put III a side lick The
affair ended in ribboned liabiliments and multi
lated phizcs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09
FIRE.

AUGUSTA, Sept Son Sunday last fire
broke out in the town of Americas, which de.
stroyed a large portion of the business part OF
the town, before it could be extinguishcd. The
principal sufferers so far as asceftained, are
Messrs. II. w. Shaw, Jno. G. Holmes, S. S.
Ncnnock, L. Yoglesing, j. p. Griffin, Il. Grun
valid, W.sL. johnson ard johnson & Evans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09
RAILROADaACCIDENT.

PnmADELrnlA, Pa, Sept S.-Ihe cause OFT!
recent accident on the Camden and Atlantic u
Road, was by the evidence before the coroner'S
jury, attributed to the neglect ofthe discharge
of duty by Robt NJ. futile, Conductor ofiFeigh,t
train; the verdict cenSures the company through
their Superintendent, VIM. Marshall, for not
being particularin enforcing time rules they
also. censurc Brooks the Engineer of the freight
train. Brooks and futile are under direct
charge Of manSlaughtcr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09

FrpEnAr Cou,;r. -'Iayo billswerc found against
Washington Cline yesterday in the Federal
Court. Cline is charged with passing counter,
felt coin. Some III witnesses. were examined.
The offence Of selling the cola, with which Cline
is also charged, will be considered to-day, when
additional evidence will be elected. 1t is un-
dcrstood that the case of John II. Carr, charged
witf robbing the U. $. Mail, will have hearing
to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-09

z "BR4urnuE EscErpNeLr, > says ThOs. Hughes,
in this mornings paper, and the reader,7if he
,Visitthat gehtle,nah's extensive clothing estab-
!isbment viii not be AZ loss for solutionof the
words. AIr.4II. has purchased larger and more
acceptable stock Of cloths, cassimcres, &c. this
season than ever before, the character Of Which
IS Hand Faithfully described in his adver-
'lsement, to which VIC invite especial attention.
No. 35.cormerof Water and Monroe streets, is
the place. d 49,.