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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

A y. FUTILE. AUCTIoNEER,
"A. ONCE % Broadway.
sgnees sale of lumber horse wagon and harness, &c
A. FUTILE will sell Thursday postponed from Mon
cay 10 o'clock al the yard corner Of Hammond and Wes
streets all the remaining stock Of lumber yard and Office tx
horse and harness. lately the properly OF VIM
W. Winant Terms cash in bank able money
CHAS. J. Fox, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

HENRY ii. LEEDS, AUCTIONRER.-UENRYH II. LEEDS
ii co: viii sell by auction, Tuesday, April 81 at l0h
o'clock at the residence 9 West Twenty st street. elegant
household furniture consisting OF Brussels ingram and three
ply olcloh &c rosewood in brOcatsl sofas
parlor chairs easy mahogany top tables rosewood
side tables, etegeres, brocate window curtains ces,
nices gilt frame French plate mirrors, bookcases, &C. Bed
bedsteads hair mattresses, holsters and
pillows blankets &c rosewood marble dressing bureaus
mahogany do mahogany sofas, harcloth do chairs,
hogany bureaus and bookcases
Also rosewood piano, 63. octave made by NUNS Also
"A lot of china, glass and silver plated
The sale To commence with the kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

<,IIAs. II. DELAvAN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
~ tceIarge and peremptory sale OF magnificent house
hold furniture Chas H. Delavan will sell at auction o,
contained in the large dwelling No lD Madison
Theh street. consisting In Of elegant rosewood in
brocael paror furniture, mahogany dining
feet one octave rosewood piano. velvet carpets ocots
tables mirrors, chandeliers and futures mahogany
bedseas and bureaus, &c &c nearly all with al the
kitchen furniture. Catalogues ready the office OF the
auctoneer Nos 1l9 and III Nassau the Nassau
Bank Deposits required from all purchasers unknown 70 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

u.VoR gALE-A sORREr, MARE. FIVE YEARS OLD,
n,. hands high handsome, stylish fast; IL good road
mare wrraned sound and kind Address Sorrel Broadway
rs,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-HENRY ii. LEEDS
co will sell by auction, ON Wednesday, April = at
%, oclock residence, No. ~ Jane street. between
Eighth Hudson street handsome household furn
ufr nearly and In perfect order consisting Of finely
solid paror furniture In haircUh; do ccnc
and side tables with marble tops; do cegere pier glasses
and gilt frames match; window
marble and bronze clock and eide figures; do cande
abas chandeliers Brussels carpets, oil paintings by modern
artists. Also, old paintings by ID.
Tces; mahogany bcdeads bureaus washsands and other
bedroom furniture made by WE'LL curtains and cornices;
Hedenbcrgs heater; ocoihs dining furniture of
dinner kitchen
lure which sale will The all
order within year, and comends itself The
attention at purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

Store 81 Nassau street, Will SELL his day, Tuesday, at n
O'Clock, he furniture, &C. contained IN house No 81 East
Twenty eighth street. between Madison and Fourth avenues
consisting of velvet and other carpets stair carpets and ro
two rosewood paror suites centre tables extension
and card tables dvans mahogany and other chairs plated
ware cutlery oil paintings vases general assort
Of chamber furniture and bedding kitchen and basement
furniture &c also superior rosewood pianoorte, made
by Dubois Seabury piano do STOOL Terms OF sale
cash, In bankable money only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

TOHN I. YANDEWATER, AUCTIONEfR-WIlL SELL
81 Wednesday and Thursday April - and ~ at los
O'Clock Nos l. and College place, all the furniture con
tanned the above houses consisting OF rosewood suit III bro
cae marble top tables, paror chairs quarces,
stands mirrors velvet tapestry carpets, &ci extension
dining tables dining chairs, sSicbods, lounges mirrors,
clocks vase &C. china ware glass ware silver plated ware
&c; bedroom furniture mahogany and black walnut bed
steads bureaus wristbands hair mattresses, pallasses iron
bedseads toilet SETS tables, lounges carpets, mirrors, Nc
Brussels and Venetian stair carpets, hall sand also Kitchen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

U,oR sAIE-A GRAY HORSE BIs HANDS HIGH,
Sund kind for style cannot be surpassed can show
.rsai ey of speed Also right harness and robe,
sio one top wagon Inquire Of j. MCDONALD, NoIi West
Tv, tv.uin street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

DY e. 4 F. II. sCHENCK-ON WEDNESDAY, 22D
ID at l0 O'Clock at No 80 West Twenty fourth street
between Filth and Sixth elegant household furn
consisting of Brussels velvet and ingram carpets bea
paTor covered plush;
rosewood centre tables, marble tops rosewood panoDrte
clocks bronzes china etegeres &c mahogany extern
sion table, chandeliers and xres about twenty fine oil
paintings lace curtains chairs china plated
glass and table bedroom, rosewood bedstead,
washs,ands dressing bureaus cabinets marble top, suit
mahogany with marble tops mattresses and bedding
wood hall stands. curtains and other furniture.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14


Jan ls.-Thc deputy sergeant Of arms len
Ibis afternoon for New York 10 summon wit.
ncsscs In appear before the committee to invcs.
tigptc tho alleged cofrup,iouS. Several mem
bCrs u the House will he examined tomorrow.
Eight thousand dollars will bc required topay
the ,hrcc companies Of Kansas military employ.
ell In the late Disturbances IN the territory. re.
turns Of the other companies arc not yet rcctiy.
cd at the war department.
Tho news Of the election If Cameron over
FOrncy was received while thc House was IN
session. The intelligence soon spread, aud oc'
casiOncl much excitement.
Letters IRON Gov, Gvvary rCitcrRtc 0uet IL
Kansas
There Is no truth whatever In Tho tuuor II.
announced by the latest foreign aG,iccSor pro,
position by the L. =, touching the settlement ui
the European difficulties, nor has one been mal,
by any European Government u our own, Mr.
Fay has, however, KEEP, the administration fully
advised relative to the events In Switzerland
as our government, in common with the Amer
lean people naturally feel much sptici,nlc re.
garling that Republic 1t would he willing, at
any tine, To inlrrpose It's good offices in behalf
Of Switzerland, ~ laa as propriety and our own
national policy Of nOn.intcrlvrcncc in lauropcan
affairs would admit,
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
WEDNESDAY NORM JANUARY - 1851
TOTnE runLIC.

wShrvs al, day soM 70 Ms'.u. Campbell MsDsFno.
lhssrrsin sHlg,nsTOass. wsFsIurnouF 'hssrsIh thanks
Ia o. ial,on, ,or s many Oe' Of kndRs's havs
SSV'd Sllbsr bend, and cordially soaa'i Oas
'S'i'''pS Ice. w'SoupInO'Asy prOwp'
and Tsndye to every dspauusn, Of ba'lns'' 'nd u'l
u'sWsry deserve the patronage Of the sommunv.
OuE SssouB VIII run TO the la,h Instant SRd hope orr
tepd' GIN 'nu'la 'pe'dly closing up our outstanding
tsroap'.
-, b''es'' ~ as Am will " settled ny either q Che
R ,as-s 900 Ee'uy yin Go iouna .,hv once Tor ,uI
Vs',O.s, BEATTY CO.
waselln-, Oe' sIh, 1896
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SOUTHERN MAIL.

rAlrmoni, JAM 8--1'he New Orleans papers
Of Tuesday last received today, and are in pos.
session, by an arrival from IRmpico, of three
day. later advice, from Mexico.
Everything was quiet, General Alycrez had
issued document to the people declaring his
intention to support the administration Of Gen.
CcmmOnrnrt as the only government likely IL
restore Mexico IN peace and prosperity.
I'm engagement had taken place ut OriEaba
between the government Troops mud the rcyOlu.
iionary forces, in which the latter were defeated,
losing their artillery aud munitions Of war.
We have dates from ramnico lay an@ Flori.
ia to the lst inst. Gen. Harvey was still Mt
Fort Myers dispatchiOs troops to various points,
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PnALON'N PAPmlAN LOTION,
Or, Floral Beautifier,
m rs Nor q DYE ]

Grsytirsd. Bi, afflicted nth disfGAe1 OftAS
hri 0r .cuip. rs1d ne fniloriH0 and judge ~
Mas. 5. 4 ALLEN'S WURI.DS HAIR RESTORER
Rev. ". TlAOllhE t1 wears Of aEe', Pitcher, Chen.
Hnso Couni ~ T. My hair SnoW restored to It's natural
color and ctasrs 90 fall"
t,v. Nm. CUTTER, ID. Mothers Magazine, n. V. AMY
a changed to s natural color and growing bald spot,
&c"
Ecv. H. P.STONE n. d. Concord, n. II. my hair, which
Nns grey, t. restored TO lis natural color, Re-"
Erv. y, CLINDLNiN, Chicago, ILL., ~ can add my testi-
mrrs aud irr0nunepd Il To my friends"
.jy. 0. T. wOOD, Niidlle,cwn, n Y "Ny own hair has
'rraiy tckrned An also that Of one Of my family VII"
Wa becoming bald, Gc."
Rev. J. +. TuSTiN, Charleston Sc "Tle white haIrls
beeomug Ohvlat,i, aud new hair forming, &c."
Rev. 4. FElNE, silver Greek, NY. alt has produced
good eject air and and have commended -
Eey. icS, MtN.E, Pastor Of West D. H. Church, y. v,
recommends it
rev. h. ,lOEEIS, Cro', River, NY, also, and
Mrs. Rev. u. 4. ~: ATT, lIRmden \. Y
We m. swell This list hut II the above fall to convince
TRY lr! SOdby al the principal merchants In the United
ar Gaia aEd Canada Wholesale aud rrail depot, No.
10 BroUn- Street New York Some dealers try to sell aFtl-
cy, Instead OF Tho on which they make more profit II 50,
write 10 depot Tor chcudr and Information.
oct Gutl4r
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CUyCEsS.sIuNN,

W 'SilNITtN, Jan. ID, 1874.
Sr"ATE.-0u motion of Mr. Seward, copy Of
.e prcrciiugS on We tc:tlay relative 10 Mr.
i,ai',. 'arlau lot heir. rrti;icl to seat. was
r,lcr,l to b, transmitted 10 the Governor Of
ava.
Mr.. Ccian.r from tie ro>t.nijl,c committee,
r.uurtcl hac, thc Submarine telegraph hill
witnut amendment, AID twas mad the special
ord fnr tomorrow.
\ lore dylat, on tie tIonsa hill for The relief
Of Mary Reside, proposin" To pa. Ter about
$ISn,0ln, being halanc, duc ir"rn Government
to her late hushHnd for services in carrying tho
mails, with interest ron December lS4l. The
bill passed aS AGAINST Il, after the amendment
Of striking ont the allowance Of interest.
A,iourncl.
IInuSr-Mr. Morgan offered resolution,
.glich WAS rdoptcl IN trnctius the committee on
commerce To enquire and report W ut additional
mCaus, il any, are necessary to prevent the loss
Of life and Tor the preservation of ir>Scls from
,hirwrcrE on Long Island, and the Ncw Jersey
coasts. Tire House thcnrtSumcd the c,nsidcra-
ton Of the presidents message.
ilr. Benjamin said there had been aitltion
among tie people which still continues, and not
without cause. In hi judgement the Prc>i.icut
had violated the high trust coniidcd in him. lie
thought it right tie g.yoplo should agitate for Il
correction q, the GhTscS commi TED by thuirpuh.
lie agents, and he believed with Burke, TINT
where there are abuses there ought tn lie
Clawor, because it were better that our menu
hers should he broken by the lire hell than
that we should he consumed in TIT flames.
'hc lrcSilcnt las advanced proposition
that TIE several States If the Union have pro.
srri tive ard constitutional right to traffic il
slaves. not only within hut without their res.
pcctivc Jurisdictions, lp'm% iuaugumtrd that
roliry il karsas, by whic the Soil las hcc1
cursed with laarlcs, truddcn by the foot Of
nontmcn, and stained with tic hlooi OF murder
aud assassination.
Mr.. Brigham argued carncStly a-ainsttIc pc.
>ition assumed by the President on the slavery
question.
he message was referred to committee IN
,hc Winnie stat Of the Uninu.
The hill reducing the duty on imports and
ether purposes, wAs uh"n IN in committee,
humphrey iiorslraI in the chair.
CanlI,Il Cnf Ohio did moi purpose, at this
timc to enter into any argument on the subject,
hyli wing tlnt all which could be- said IN both
sides l,ad been letter said heretofore. Nh" Hill
was before Il cornmitt,c, andwa, reported last
summer, since wI,ir', time lI' crmmitlce which
presented tharc received, from various GUAR.
tcrS, useful Information 'eqing on the details Of
tlc bill They lad culsavorcl to perfect the
measure, hut iayr not yet ,onplated all the dc.
;aiIs There was hut orr section which provi-
dcd tora reduction If revenue by increasing
the free listaonc. We're it passed into law it
would reduce thcanmm, revenue $4,000, 900 III.
rcctly and pcrhaoS irow ! 10 G,OOOOn1 iudi.
rcctly. Amendments were offered, but no final
action takrr.
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PRoT D2CHlru will not h Responsible FOR the evil effects
Wlcl NAY b. proiiucrI hv counttFt ell u E,ctrc OIL
after lis lreat Fuviy II y Will Mt hr c.utiourl
aud hrcd his repeated NV'ct tou.l Ne aItri and
lHv M, a base article, VII H., Electric OIL, vel
ia VII anil - 'isily rC' hN N yos Of cities,
Members ~ Cnnrys,, PtsiciaHs arh Merchants Of t's
chtss StNniln - f. las shown b certificates Published,
aud every iialrlINar ilu try IaI.t h. M the rrl.r.
Qurrrss 81 ,lylT error Nv Electric lra.Rri sna,s
leaves person luti thu II began. and CnRDnf J.osiLy
% hIr . (as rirtiups vil) Ckhlrcn .puhi have II ur
Group sud c,'lug and rdrs 1t for tie SKIN and pin.
lr', mreVon, kc. Rheumatism pain caEIot
,'t Nlh' rpplr,i
Philadelphia
See rirtifrpfes n NtsLig pdEt,R.
Price o. 5u and ~ iAsr rU', ,uh person las
other city.
PEOF CiRtFs DTGRAr hlscoVcrCr nr sole manuinCtur.
er In the world Of n cifr Oh.
iorsaleby T. ~. LOGAN 4 CO.. BsIf-r Corner.
Mo, by LAUGIlLE&S' ECSlI"l I'D,
janis ,nn' Street.
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THE LATEST NEWS
nECRIVRO IN
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
GALlFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

The steamship George Law issignallc below,
from ASpinWull. She brings dates ltOm Calilor.
MA TO the goth ult, and upwards Of million
and q quarter In specie. The principal cunsign.
COS are, Drexel ( Co., S27j,OUU; William 'ugc
Sl0OOWS Metropolitan Hank Sl6OO0O; Wells,
Fargo 4 Co, $lG9,OOW Wiacs a Co, Sll,0OU.
The Sierra Nevada lett IN the 2Jti for San
Juan with alargc number Of recruits for Walker,
IN attempt was made few days previous ~
sink her ut her dock.
The OrEiba from San Juan, arrived with
dates up to nth ulL
TheSupremc CnurtOf California have declared
The entire state debt unconstitutional excepting
&aOO, 900, aud recommends the adoption Of the
lebt by legislature and that the question Of ~.
pddiation bc submitted to the people. No trans.
lrr Of stock has been made since the decision.
The PEOPLE aru opposed Ia the liquidation.
Meeting have been called In ypri Is parts Of
tue state to give expression u puhlic OpiniOn.-
| Vt meeting held IN Sub Francisco rcsOlu.
tols were passed lir,isinr the redemption Of
the debt by the people The anNunt Is over
| $d,OJG0OO.
The Court also decided that the millioa and a
hqlG Of scrip issued by the oil cOliOatiha lIr
streets and assessments wa' Illegal, I'D also lie.
cilcd that the suit brought by u, MrchaSyrur
4 the city slip property Tor the recovery Of money
| paid TO the city, the sale having since been de-
clarct illegal, ihe decision Is that although the
sale WIS illegal, aud therefore the title reversed
to the city, sat the purchase money must be re-
covered from ire lanl commissioners, who ma,ls
the Illegal sale rleamOuht in dispatc $500
900.
The Court also decided that the city isuot liG.
He rOr tile SS7j,OUO for the lot nLlc,lascd iJr
the county buildings,
Tic Court Sanct,rS the seizure Of FrcnontS
MRripcSa grant for taxes, aud the estate will hc
sold ualrss the taxes are paid.
The ninins news Is favorable.
Markets dulh
'nhc dates from Oregon are to the llth ult-
Tie Legislature lad organized on the 1T a.
7. Grover Vas elected Speaker.
A battle wa, fought on the 2lst Of Nov. on
i Nusrts So,nd between the Northern indans
sand Get. ). steamer Massachusetts. u IN.
Ginr, we're killed, and 81 wounded The re-.
1.ainder surrendered. Only lot tlIl steamers
.cu was killed.
The .,tninary at l;ugcnc City was burned on
tn cut.
At IN Francisco Jose y. ;,imantnur was ar
este, ,ur IN attclupt to deiraud the l. :, {
andS in tic city, 10y muaus forged npcrs aW't
,rjnry.
+, OGle, from - anna arc NJ to Jan, od, a,tl
iatl, t.,r, IRE iruIh ;'alairaso to Euy. 3uth,
nd tallaS to Doc. ilti Markets at alaiuSO
GrlI.
Tie revolution in Peru is progressing. Gen.
i'iraico, lrrder "r the movement had been re-
Ia 4
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NHuNG hands OF I'VE
latt neart run ori, roVsrsd Uiy Ia the East lndts,
certain eurr ior Cohihnrton bronchitis. Coughs Colla,
and gruffhl debility THIS rtmuay wa d,scp,ttili hm
Uhtn ne only C.hla daughtri-=aas gv,u 40 10 Glf.
Ni'hl 70 W. - much f'nl psssH, D. ~ stn'l o. suc,
NJ W. afflicted 1oF.h,ug as t,tucst 10 his ftcpt, vuh
ml directions iuf making ~ aal sltgesifalh usngU H.
ftV aires zach applicant 10 lutlns hn utr thng-tAfte
crhs w ~ returned ~ postage Ne rtrlp,, ana ihr
lanltf tobg rtpa 70 ne payment ot th ,tfus,m,nl
Address ~ u, JAMES,
NJ. N Gntd s,,yel, Jersey C'ly New Jrrgy
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iva Or siIoN SNTILLD.-hDASs vfs aNar1vi the E,at
premium .le hes. DaSre.ca pc Il. % ste
Fall Ia sei.V. Also ep 7n'h 'or beet Il. j. o. DA.
gps rrco'yprs. 0Sslrsri Do.-,.wr re s'Yya 10 dEy
.irthti1 n sia wao rurai hij plc u-cs, o. ie on
Gia, 9've pi.,. Crs. az Gf',e r, 1856 Main .srge
corpc' o. Uaoi, and czal4aen. A'5.OJge, Dasrcrr ..
tpes and Photographs. oe;il
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Z. Kll)N'ELI.

CRY Corxclr.-CmJoDroad acctiagy-Last
"1h& ProecoiiU94-Cplncil inst Mt o'clock
Present. Ills ,Ionor tla Mayor, and Mcssrs.
Beatty, BicltcII, Colts, Forbes Fitzhugh, Garden,
Jacob. Nnotc, List, Matthew's Taylor, anil MI.
soo. l2.
The minutes Of last meeting were rca anil
approved.
Th' Ordinance amending the ordinance in re-
latioN to, andprovlln. for the election of Mayor
and Council Of tic tit, was iioally read.
Mr.. iirhhwl appeared
0nn suggestion BY sIr. Forbes, by general
consent, the South room of the Filth Ward
was namcd as m additional place Of voting.
Mr. PanrcIl appeared
On motion % Mr.. Matthews, three rubIica.
tons of the before mentioned Orlinanc. were
orlcrcG
Mr.. Noel was permitted to address the Coun.
Gil, asking the erection Of temporary hylrarl
at the expense Of the city, for the accommodate
ton If persons whose lydrant, arc rrczcm in
lis neighhOrlnod.
'Ir. CInytor appcarcl
0nmotion Of .Ir. List, the parties were an
t'lorize" to erect said Ilylrant at their own en-
!ensc, under the Supervision Of the Supcuntcnl
Gnt Of Water Works.
report from the Finance Committee wa.
read and it, recommendations adopted,
The report of receipts and expenditures lor
the year 1856 was read by the clerk.
Mr. Fitzhug1 tl,gn read the report Of the
Specal Committee t. whom was referred The
preparation Of report explanatory or the re
port Of receipts and expenditures, aud of the
general financial condition of tic city.
I'c report was lengthy and very complete,
giving c'mpariati,n between tlre receipts and
expenditure of Tie years 1850 anil $50.
Mr Hubbard mrvc that the report =, r..
csiycd mud published.
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IrASs"n" AFnN OFElCE u. 30. Il. Il.
WdSsi,Gg SutfDn Nov. Goth, 1850. (
on and after Monday l.; Of December the Passenger
Train, will leave S station daily Mt GJ A. NJ and 49O
r ~. Wheeling time.
The Iall T'an Galv except sundayO ut C:I5, A. NJ,
VIII receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations.
Tie express Train daily at i:9OP NJ, will receive and
III charge passengers the following station, only: Zen.
wood, M0uhdsvillr, Cameron burton, PaihnOnt, Peter.
man, Grafton, NeHbnrg, InWlr'hn Piedmont Cumberland,
Sir Johns Han, Marnsburg, Hrpers Perry, MOfOCacy,
SyErsylc and Washington Junction.
THE Trains will arrive follows The MaTrRlr ut GlO
A. ~ daily; tile Express At lDP daily. The Nccnmmu.
dalton Train from Wheeling Cumberland viii he ui,ron.
unuUd. ~ order Of
VS.. wOODSIDE, Snpcrlnirnd. NJ.
hrrl ]. n.EnNn. ArLuL.
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S,rr ~ rl,M
drcal atvv
Nancy EIlru Stanley
luClunrerl


The object Of TIL, llll Is 10 obtain decree q r3aruio
Miri"onH by tl,r Plaintiff av1iu' t,r Drtciaut AnI
Il appearing fnm tile return uI hr Sheriff. d. wen IL. h,
affidavit mndc In the cause that ti1 said ,uirn,in il pot
inhRblan Ut this Commonwealth Il i Uret,tl ihn IA,
appear here wthln mNnill nil,r uir clue uuh.
CAiOu O Mis- Urtr, aud go Whit muy he necessary to
OtCCt hi, urrct Aud II 4. further ordered TIM, COW Of
is Uurr br published Onrr week Tor four successive
weeks IN the Wheeling ntcgcnrcr nnd posted At the fcnt
dOn VI tue Court llU'r NJ said county, IN the first n of
the County Cour, nrNt RIIcr tie entry ri this order
1 \ coN-TcSlr j, STARR
| innS Clerk.
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I OOl6iN0.Ul.ANsEa

PICTURE FRAMES
WruN LooGing'Glass aud Picture Fr,ur Mandatory,
liORACE ', SlGLER,
No'. aSS, G9o aud ao9 Gr,snveh street casr " i-Sth
Ntv Iork. si4a-iyiau.
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COMMERCIAL.
DN l'ELlGUItAl'fI.


CSeiNNAfi, Ian. iA-Vipar firm a. fsgSfSAN Whba,
bi0tsht Al NAM. iiags-naihinf dona Provision
luis GToesfgs unchanged. Wheaiin COOL demand. hat
ley quisi.
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oMuNCHEs Oh WHLNLINa.


W ne n'-uaoco Of '-rnsr,s vi,idnS the Ety. We peS.
I'Le louoo" H.. or tie dlAs,ca Churehcf. end lheir
.ae iarc . cths. u there are any hls,pges, We
viii ,Fse dc,. ',fry cor ee'Ion with pleAsuei
~ AcCdss's Epi'copdiLa, Gone. Monroe aud Byron
S. IT, Gsv, =. =. PRGSs, Eeeosi .ora.as s.-vces lOk
o'coy., ,camg,,.
~. ,oiR's, Eiiscopd'ida, Main street, between y and
SrronG, C.ntrr Ths.lng Rev. q. X. WAFER, pas,o.;
mo'nnss.''Ices lCli O'e,ock, evening, ~.
~ si PssjWsridn ELy. II. II. we'D.pAno-, Fou ths ,
between NoarOe and Qioeyi services morins aner.
noon.
'cOn' Presbyterian, Teo't. street. between Sinln ard
M,yi, Ccot-c Wheeling; services poras and evening.
ih!r Pr A'gtsiH, ruth street, between Chestnut and
1;'r gs., Souh Thg ylng, Rev. H. Oops Pastor, servl
nOrins and ,v"ung
Found n cstyrerioH Rev. a. PAUL Pastor Main src t.
o'twer ws'hhs, oh Gnd Alams service, oora and
evening,
Fort, Street sfEcdit Episcopal Ery,F, 5loopr, Pas.
.or, FOn''n c tween Monroe and Quincy services
4 lolaing snd evcnn-.
HorA sr,,t A,iio6ht Elicepdi, rev. \. Isos. pas,o
com 'arEe. and North SIS, North Wheeling; ,gsyI,:s
motnin aud evening.
C'o,dns stree, Redoiid Epi'eopa' ncf. S. L, D,r.
So, Pastor, CnepiEc ~ t. 5e's,sd T. apU Second,
Gaze wna,.ios' .,ys''"or4inr nnd erra.ns.
SoDa' Tise'iay H. E. C'iroa, Rev. c. y. EArrntr,
~ Or ',;vre, .nurniis aau eSeJlns.
! WaS@i.. ha,Di Cadpd on wh,rl!ls Islrnd Rev. =.
orr ,pas.or
Gs,..aa .s,1~iI Episcopal, Rev. c. urLuIs Pastor,
Capi- :, pctRsel wtCs.es aad lhrn, nire WHEEL
7L,,a.. c,h,,'-o,, Roman ca;aOIIe IT. Rev. B's,,or
. V. wnul=, Flth street, lIumodrn; service,
40 nirF and aitcruood
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-14
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

FOr suite or I.rHHc, In Vest N"ImmbiR, Vn.
rI'IE nrolcrty Is IN good working ORDER having UlnrL
.nih shop with tUO fires, Pattern, mud tools, together
Ni,l stock NJ coke Tue bulugsr SO feet In engl hy
10 ct width carpenter shop hlAthc shop with one
lathe,
lie property Is lnthe ccntreof hnr grownRngrcuuraI
hnh manufacturing county, with avery large coal trade IN
active operation
The property viii leased fpr term NJ years ncrnu.
ir' Of steady hnh. aud good character aud none hut surh
need apply II my should hc,irr Ia purchase the nav.
mrnis Win hc made rh.y, ritirr with 0r without Tie .tock
This property hnsa clustered privilege for manufacturing
Ut $in,nir, Should u cOnlmng purchasing, desire w. tho
chartered privileges Will he allowed Ia gn with the property
apis 2u tM RAENEST HROrllfR