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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ......hAHeH'
~ Fos,sr Williams. Liverpool, d. Ofder ne

sbips-kndrew Foster, Williams Liverpool d. osael' ~
ratio Hama, Havana, J. g Ward Co lf'iF
BsIk-Csdet, Guide. TerasonA. J. J.K, n,.,. r 3.
Brig-sabne. Walker GslvestoD az, ~ A.
KnspsD, Pep6sid Ma,szss %as;sr xo.Ise'o eor,.
dez Opor,o d. Osborn; Rainbow Emerson, oeols.
Yafes PorterfeIdi Avoseus (6ED Iuzo 81 Jsso n'e
Firth B. Bradbury ns n eIt, Ps STs is Hunter Man.
b.ssst, RAJ. Ssysnnsh Scranton Tallman L. b. srona
Mott Winirron, Dcnes re''s. ose5 n,sdet $780,
MsTr,asy Mott Co.. Snow squA, Crockett Georgetown
hproneeTsccny. Wilson, Philadelphia, N. Bhsss .is
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THE GrsL ChrHARrsE SuILrvAs.--Ths gil hss
beer provided for good place having been procured
Sw her 10 pious family in Nsw-York. The iocaaoD
d not mentioned for obvious reascrs. The bfooAyn
Chef Of Police has received many apphesions v
lt.tr and Otherwise, and this Will be cons'de'e1 ."
AnsYer 70 all.
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QuERcITRoS Bank in steady demand With ssss e ete
CoITos inactive account Of hrmres OF boide
SEED unsettled with small sales at 90 FL0us Sun
pacve few hundred bb' for export sold At 90 ot sced
stisght brands RYE FLOUR and commsnf 90
Corn MEAL sells S. IL WHEAT In moderate usuiIy and
rices favor the buyer; sales IN lots ss1Sl 10 for req
ard 81 500 81 S. for white RYE wortd e7ds3c II ys.
CoHS steady demand, with Gales Of 900 BUSH At 6r
Southern yellow aost and &c. from the CARS OArs
wanted 4sc @ oceries show movement 10 COFFEE
SUGAR and MoLAssEs full prices Provisions dull ss:
Mess Pork 23 So and Picked Hams a. he Dry slated
Meats q quarter lower. WHISKY firm ct 0d9c- ks
and for hhds.
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The amount Of notes in circulation is flS 8N l65,
being decrease Of f23O 1885, and the stock of bullion
in both departments is flO ,3l0, 4s6 showing de-
crease of f33,2l9 when compared with the previous
return.
The Bank Of France is reported to have been IN
creased az millions during the month. About ESQ.,,
go IN gold had been received from Australia, nearly
all Of which has been taken for the Continent and to
pay for silver for export to the East. The Ners ssys
The demand for money in the discount market con-
tinues stesoy. In the Stock Exchange the current
rae for short loans Government securities IL about
per cent TIE parties who are engaged In renting
god TO the Continent have been borrowers of money
TO tie extent Of about half mion during the les day
OF two, ard this demand though merely temporary,
e. ercisss a certain influence.
The tehgrsphic dispatch to The Mdaehsster Guar
dian says:
Tie Enquiry for money has increased. TIE augmen.
ted otmaDd has reference to tae movements Of the
precious metals, gold being required TO send to the
O. nneL In payment Of purchases Of silver destined for
e, por 10 the Eest. Wi'h the exception Of the soyer
ei LIS brought BY the Mermaid, ali the gold by that
vessel and the Blackwell has beer bought up for the
centnenti and still the supply does not suffice TO meet
be demand, O. further, though but small, amount OF
goo was Withdrawn from the Bank yesterday. As
there 70 boz no more gold bullion In the market, ship
pen OF silver must have to the stock at the
Bank Of England and for the next four days there will
ecphuees be Withdrawals from Ito vsuls IN the eyeatof
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posed o.. The Mayor lie .avvsble thereto, and WI
sign ne bill as soon a. presented. u VII nee: with
the appreciation of citizsns generally, thoass nds
bsvirs sgued petitions in favor, While scarcely han
&eoe can De counted on the remOLs.rsnees.
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Order granted.
Court or ApPEtLs-N,kcH 50, 1857.

COURT or APPEALs-MaRcHs so, 1857.
Mes. 49 81 passed No Is reserve1 for April 2.
No for Apsi7 No s2-voorbei' ss Wolf Ar;
low 1,,po1de1t No 6i-s.orey ast Colgsn Argued. Mr..
L. Ienaine for appellant; Sir ~ Hill 70, respondent Nv
N affirmed by default.
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Passeuger. Arrived

In steamship Eer York (Bv. syepI from GLasgec-Mss
Keosh Mr. and Mrs David Wer, Mr. Barclay Meldruo ~
ward, John Cramse, Alexander Hastlgs Tbomss Temple
ton James W. Reardop George Brown and 80 10 the reer
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nMIATURs ALhAHAc....Tais DAY. 80.
sun-Rises.... 6:45 Sets. 6:1 Moon-Rjsss-. W
HIGH wArER....TEIs DAY. w ~ Z.
sSndy Hook. 1915 Gov Island1l:S5m Hsl-oste.s..
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narkeS.. CAnEYuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE TaIsusR.

AsHEsThe market 10 quite active and the ArriyAs fdr;
sses Of 200 bbs 81 Sa for Pots and 81 q iof reaf J.
COrTON-The market for parcels on the spot Is qleti IA
rsnstu voices in active request sAes OF oVv os
fol prices Our annexed quotations represent tne OASIS Oh a'
transactions:
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lIw-yopK cLAssITIcArIos.
frni.nfs Flor.ds. Mobile. NO. L Tex

COFFFE-Ro ana ether hind are dull and incline 70
h..,,p,,s the sses rs bags Laydsyrs l ITO bags Rio
AZ lac srd 100 mas Java a. lotc.
Flour AND MEAL-The arrivals OF Western Canal 1iou
ar liberal especially of common brands. and with oay mod
"a ,b ~ trades 81 Western; the better grades well sup
pon,s and in fair demand; the sac: are coo ess O. $50
.s,rs do; .. secs IS fer 'oser6ne IndaIA nlro..
Ht,o ess5as7 80 for rood q choice extra DO; 90 $50
a. IS sr 81, Louis brands md e7d So Is Tor exs Gen-
Canadian Flop, 70 ra,her lower and 10 fair reqaes
"a g Of 60 bills tt0 sc 10 or nperhne, and % 3oSe
i e1s brands. Sou bern Flour freely offered, and the
srhet heavy add oUr particularly foe mixed onncs me
quiry msnly for to the West Indies snd sos;a
sood supe,fLs BstoIs kc. and So 50s7 10 icr svers
hnsy d sa;rs bisads Ry. roSi ssseI 5000 ss's %
qLr. ct e5 for jersey Blchvhss: Flour u fer rs@aes'
Z q ga 1l IS y 10 Z,
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Receipts Of Preduce-MARca ~.
BY the North Boats-l2 o4s bbs Flour pkes Ashes.
1871 DO. Whisky, 1890 bush. Wheat $50 bss Malt Wv Daes
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The weekly .ta,sment is s. follows:

Table Of tie Lsas spees< Circulation and psos's 81 ne
Blats Of hs Cy Of Nee York tie vs,k eHdls 90 sd
visy March &C. 1887. 10 ssieA fred hs CGp'fs' eae'
Bona
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M.rke,s Repo,t,l Boz Tslseyapk.

NEw.ORLEAss March so -CoTroK-Sses to-day 900 bslesJ
pesy unchanged PROVISIONS and BsEADsruFgs
UNCHANGED FREIGHTs-Coon TO Liverpool spd Hsvre, 10 ~
terstion.
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The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the 9TH of March gives the following results,
when compared with the previous week:
Public deposits 81 Increase. t sSlS2
Rest................... 3,7SseOS Increase. s7W
On the other eide of the account:
Covenant securxies.3 III .67s55 InereOe.. al0t6H
Other securities..... 10 5S5 96 Decrease. IS lat
Notes unenployed.. 5,GossO Decrease -. 2i6C3O
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-sFEcI.L TsRN-MsRoB S,-BefOre
judge ROOSEVELT
TIE MOORE AND LVIsGsros CoSTRoNERsr-rHE
DOCTOR SUCCESSFUL.
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Winter Term Instruction in French.

NTONSIEUR Il. MASSE returns thanks for the
M patronage hitherto afforded him. and notice that the
Tuesday the LIST of December Hc Ii
css Of not less than ten and not more than
twenty pupils instruction by the oral method
This Of lessons week. OF hour
aud Terms $5 the He win employ Fasquee
system cololua the History Of
Napoleon by younger Persons wishing
form part will please leave their at Blanchard
Mohun Pennsylvania and lit street
Hon. l. Touccy, Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
Rev. George ID. Cummins,
Smith Pyne
p. X. Fcndal, esq, a +" . ....
Rev. r. Cleveland Coke, Of Baltimore f.
r. Bishop NJ Clark, ~ D., Providence. .l
RI Rev Bishop r c. Browne, d D. Hartford, Come
Hon. T. A. Green, New Bedford
Rev Charles Lowe, 4"
Rev. Charles H. Brigham, Taunton
Ray. T. W. Snow,
George b. Emerson esq, Boston
Richard II, Dana, esq, 90
Epes Sargent, ESQ.,, ' .....
Nov 24-eOdu
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I1OR SALE, on reasonable terms, commodions
substantially built brick dwelling house with back build
attached Franklin which OF the most beautiful and
Tho house contains twelve
and two cellars hot and cold and has
stable horses carriage house. with rooms above
house, and choice fruit trees The house will be sold
with or without valuable building lots adjoining.
Apply at No. 5l2 (2d story 7th street. TO .--..
Dec l3--eo Agent
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS S.

me person w entered upon books ah'ess u"
paynicnt Of the Subscription b0 niaSc IN advance.
Distant may money BY ker and all rG
win be assumed by ourselves "A ssie nssbu ~
The COUNTRY PAPER IS pablhed III weekly during he sessions
of Congress and semi weakly during the
suscraons period less lhAn vii be received on terms
pFo,sbrIoasd to the above annual rates. f
s-P0sfMAsTfFs agents. and BY
sending us ysyK Subscribers, W $50 enclosed sl
WEEKLY subscribers enclosed will be enaed 70 s@
0nais. 'H tF Ha
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IMPoRTANT To COTTON PLANTERS, by whicl

their incomes doubledThe undersigned has invsnt
ed from the United States for the
machinery for converting seed cotton
MO process through the
rou preparation spinning machinery until ready for ship
niento weaving.
The saving this process will be least cent
yarns from the nbe nbroken aud unured by the
rons machinery present process used and dis
cnange I'D hy stronger and heavier and
viii markets OF this world dancng all composition at
advanced prices.
undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges to use his
informed with complete
strucons how TO IT, machinery and all
other necessary particulars application addressed
. Dec 0-2awiyir GEORGE HENRY, Mobile
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Collectors once,
CITY Hall. November 8. 1857

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
paid present year and to all who are 10
previous that the expiration Of sixty days from
thereafter the BIO prepared
which tho remain unpaid will be adycr
i5ed sold for the taxes, the law enons.
tho heavy attendant
the ersement requested pay in
'..... .. ......... ...... JAMES !. HALLIDAY,
Nov T-eodtJan5 Collector.
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WILLIAM A. HARRIS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
u,gE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
SO. mall EinamnIa-Ihe shlps oompfsing

IAe Atlantic >, Capt Oliver Edrdgs
Iis Baltic ...................... Capt Jos Cousock.
The AdEiAie ff'-'ft'... .e@W James west
Tao shps have by expressly governments
hs engines srongth saod
nT passengers uneqaiea for eisgauee comfort
e sesmeSs line have improved tight copar
and expense has been ssred to make them all
the lhoIqugh examination them their moi Of
lOn uxsQuAiikD st.t ..f 5sf.
Price passage from New York Liverpool cabin slso
aecoDd cabin, Hs Prom Liverpool New York, 20
guinsas
An experienced surgeon attached each ship
No berth secured until paid for,
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A CARD.

ID.
NTISS BROOKE informs members of Congress, and
others may placing their daughters school
receive additional boarding
pupils at her Buildings No 1873 Pennsylvania
Circulars bo had at the book stores.
3-3tawN
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HENRY. ...... JOHN l. CAMPHBAL
HENRY Il CAMPBELL,
....s. B. 4. Bankers,

LAND, COLLECTING AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Sioan Gay, locd,
with land cash time and loan
ut taxes, furnish abstract titles.
Sop 2b-d6sw1y
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The ships win not be accountable for gold silver
metals unless bills of
ding signed therefor the value thereof therein
bee lo-au
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TIME CHURCHMAN'S 8 DIARY and the Church
L Almanac for 1858. Just received. - . -
Dec Is BLANCHARD MOhUN
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
No. ~ Austin Friars, London,
ID. q. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
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-IJOR SALE---A valuable and pleasant pew in st.
Johns Church Inquire Of Anthony Hyde, esq, Riggs
co. e Banking House. Nf t t. Dec ls--du
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
a.5 Georgetown, ID. G..

THIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long vorably known conducted by Miss
English direction Of Miss w. Harroyer principal
and experienced teachers
department Of learning.
Members oCongress call Washing
may here under their
vision accustomed TO dohe graduates OF this
seminary representing nearly every state In the Union.
For rsr,rnars address NJ J NARROWER,
Principal tho Georgetown Female Seminary
Sen l2--eou ........ is -. "a . Georgetown; ~. c.
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EBBITT HOUSE.
J, II. FREEM AN.
street, between 18th and 1ltb streets,

FINHIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougy repaired superior furniture
hundred rooms and has all the requisites Of
class house ftf.s. .. ..s..-sr u. e-5f. u.F
The proprietor has provided coach which viii the
arrival for the OF
passengers and baggage 70 the hotel ### .
Dtt O. i. ..rt sr . q q Z
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by JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

property Nneteenh
Tuesday January O'Clock the
November 1854 and recorded
No So oos 375 seq OF the land records for
county the subscriber win soil public auction the
highest following described property, viz:
Beginning the intersection Of avenue and 10Th street
and running
centre divides the house Of tho
kpown tho Buildings from the second house OF the said
row commencing thereof thence northwadly
along dividing wall the yard wall along the
west said the alley; thence easwardy
Along alloy said 10th thence southward
along the limo beginning
consisting excellent three story brick dwelling
house, with brick stables &c.
Terms made known at sao
WI A. MIX, Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
nee Auctioneer.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR J. L. CHURCHILL, Artist respect
fully his friends aud patrons for encourage
ment, and socits a continuance OF the ....
stado Mctys Gallery No a4s Pennsylvania avenue, three
doors Of AZ street. leo.
Dec 1T
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r AIDES CLOAKS choice styles, best quality, at
IL very largely reduced prices.
gloves best quality all sizes and eoos
One price only, deviation. . u,
Sores, building,
Dec 27-IOtdf opposite Centre Market
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Dec s-2w9taw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

PrnEcATroNs REcEIvEp.-TuE. CurNEsE su-
GAR CANE AND SUGAR MAKING. by c. F. STAINS
RuY, late Commissioner at the Industrial Exhi-
bition in London. The design ofthis work is to
afford full supply of information to farmers
and agriculturists upon the much talked of SUI
gar cane. For % cents RENTED to C. NJ. Saxton
& Co., New York, a copy of the book and
some of the seed will be sent,
"a MANUAL OF SrEAKIxo, CONVERSATION AND
DERATrNG," published by Fowler & WELLS,
New York.-This Manual has comprehensive
view, embracing both the theory and the pr0c-
ticc of the science and the art of oral express
sion, and will prove invaluable to those whose
education is defective or superficial
HARPER's WEExIY:-Wc have received the
last number of this excellent paper. 1t con-
tains an illustrated account of the great Roths-
child wedding in England
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lCoECLuSIOS s-f
CHAPTER v.
Winter passed AWAY without onv material
chance tn the inS,b;f,rts or tLo M
they ali looked forward with on~iot,s hsorts tn
spring.
AtIength the close ofthe season drew reor
and the ,Eirls nat,erl nnticiI,stfl tl,o Io, ,,
ised par1y. Their relations We're arrv;So, foro
NIL parts Of tho connt, IN t,lyc them ono. o,,5
they, too. were to share IN the fsstivties NJ tho
occasion. -.
The eyentfnl eveninu, came and Misc Rror.
own room dressed them NIL nike in Slito snit.
ed to the scenes in which thew were .to oct nc
bridesmaids. She too was dressed with the
grcatest simnlicitv. Inf in ofditioD a cno,,,,
veil fell in graceful folds over her heoutifIl
shoulders The girls were curiouS enonoL Ia
know ,yhnt was t9 no done bHt Koto IoooSy Sos,,
wise and said nothing TittIn IncI, could VIII
dificnltv keen the sS.,et viii, I;cb sIIo Isj
becn entrusted until tIoS,
where thew were mot Nv Hir Ton .nJ ss,or,I
gentlemen, who Ind accommodated him from, tho
CITY. who. taking Miss Kate md lcovino ti,s
gentlemen to select n lol,, from tbs
tonshed pirls entered ~. norlor ,vbsro : y,;nL
lister waited 10 ncrf,rn the caron,on,, ond ho
fore the amnzed comnonv half nnIcrstood The
iol,o Mis- Kt S,.o III So 90; w.. .a:T
let the curtain fall as It would 6e very pleo =.
' = ~ ~ o cl t> W "'S' "e' SsiiOi4
Come with ms now To the sam. 5hors,. in Lon.
don. whore we first introduced AR Toc and his
sister - -
Tho house of mourning is now Turned into a
house 20 'u' usst
IiontIv min"tsl oI, to oaitI, or,I 49,,
of the civ ors coIscio1 iSoro w. ,;o,taSy+
oF tho a; ,Sroos +, Ut 'rf,,,,l'
face ses,5cd c,,;,I;o. - no ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
Wheeline High Sohool-

TIME subscribers have themselves for the pur
pose Of opening Classical and Mathematical School in
Wheeling 1t Is their intsntiOn It every
equal 70 the best and High Schools In
try. Pupils Will be prepared any College,
or 70 engage In the active persuits Of e Tie Of
studies Will embrace the English Latin, Greek French,
aud Spanish languages, fun
Tie Principals have had ample experience teaching in
various Academies, and graduates Of two OF best
Institutions in the United States, furnish SatIsfac.
tory Testimonials and references
The Military Feature will he introduced so far as to have
daily dri, which viii be found great advantage Civ
ing regular exercise to the pupils and improving their
HtREe.
The School viii be opened the 9Th of March close
for the summer vacation tie 4th Of July. Due
will be given Of the location Of the school.
For the present. the Principals the ATLure
House, where application be further inGorHa.
ton. J.. II. JONES,
of the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
feb33-u eFafa5t OF Princeton College, N. J.
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81 THEl NATIoNAL g1INH.
'FFIcE, oQRNER wATER AND MONROE sTREEEs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APRIl ] New Orleans papers ndlettcrs to
the nth, have been received. They contain no
news of Importance
Mr.. Sayers, this morning, made viOlentst e t
assault ON Geo. r. Herrick, in consequence Of
the latter's communication in the New York
Her,tld, commenting severely on Assistant Sec
retary, Clayton, in connection with the payment
of the Thompson Indian claims. Mr.. Savers is
relative of Mr., Clayton.
Mr.. Denver, this morning, entered on his tlu-
ties as Commissioner of Indian affairs
No mail beyond Wilmington, N. G.
The Jail Mt Hagerstown, Md, burnt down this
evening. All the prisoners safe
g Aspecial. despatch to the Washington Ecen-
ing States from New Orleans to the 10th, says
official adviees have been received in the city to
the effect that the Mexican Governmenthas adj
Fehnuntepec road have compliedwith the terms
of the original contract and that the official au.
thorities lave received the road.
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watches, .EeVeIry, siIVsr:md AsInLud 1tmre,
CiOcks, &C. &c.
@. P BROWN
). l18 Main Street, Wheeling, va.

rs opening of the finest largest assortments
OF goods in his line that has been brought this
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail prices
low as any house West of the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods may he found Gold and Silver Watches
from of the most celebrated English Suisse Manu-
facturerers. Also, the real D. II. American Patent
Lever Wateh9s Clocks In variety, including
day Regulators of fine quality Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful JeEslry, in sets Otherwise, of Coral Mosaic,
Cameo Gold, Stone Lava, and all Gold JCWclry. Also
assortment Of Soft solder and plated JeWel cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, RRzors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Card Cases. Gold PENS &c. &c. Every article in
this CsR6hept Is warranted to be good represent.
ed the money returned call respectfully solicited
NILS Main dhnr from RI, j nrInr,s
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PRoF. DEGRATn will responsible the evil effects
which may be produced by counterfeit called Electric Oil
after his great remedy II persons will be luoued
aud heed his repeated advice through the newspapers
buy and base article, when the Electric OIL
known and SO highly recommended by Mayors OF cities,
Members Of Congress- Physicians and Merchants of the
and every PhadelphEnn then they must bear the
4uences of their My Electric OIL pleasant always
leaves person better than began, and Ossi6iy
do hdr (as limitations Willy Children should have 1t for
Group and teethng and ladies for the skin pIm
pies, compleTiOI &c. Rheumatism any pain cannot
Sole ManGaetnring Department SO South Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
See cirtIfcntesin Weekly papers.
Price %, so and ~ bottle, and person has
made any real Electric OIL but myself, in this any
other city.
PRoE. CHARLES DERAru dscoyerer and sole manufacture
er In the world OF Electric OIL II
For sale by r. H. LOGAN 4 Co, Bridge Corner
Also, by LAUGIILINs' & DUSIIFIELD, ~
Innl4 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18
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2 Z IA444UOL o44NI -NItLE3 T IOIEI.-"-
EEPs constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
N Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead All kinds and sizes
Of Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles Steam and
Mater GuaEts, Lift and Force PumTs Sinks Bathing Tubs
Of all Thcknesses, Antifrction Metal, Pure anca Tin
Zinc and AutmOny Celebrated Troy nd tic heat
CrucbClts in the country. =
~ Also, Polly's Improved and patent Chain Pump,
which Ia decidedly the greatest pump Of the age the right
will be sold fair term.
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing, IncorroSve and for con.
dnetn pressure pipe, for hot cold water and espe
Pipe.
- Aqueduct Pipe constantly hand any size or quan.
hty of which can be furnished on short notice,
~ [Ish I'gtd orOId Copper, Br1ss aud Lead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-18

WE notice that Prof Dc Grath of Electric
Oil celebrity, who made an oily speech here in
Wheeling, one market morning, last summer,
has received some rough treatment lately. He
was wantOnly throwniiom box while he was
proclnining the merits of his preparation, and
afterwards stabbed by man named Maulsby,
in Macon, Ga, on Saturday last. Hell severely
but not fatally injured. Maulsby was held in
$2,OOoto answer for an offence for which he
assigned no cause whatever.