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Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctionesr.

Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctionesr
SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE
AucPio 1S NV Wednesday sfD5YA AFT HERNoo
June nth, at Ga o'clock, shall sell, on the premises
10 feet inches on Pennsy wanna avenue, between
18th and 1874 streets and also having a front of 20
feet inches on 18th street, generally known as the
AS there are but few unimproved lots remaining on
capitalist and those desirous of making safe and
profitable investment to obtain decidedly the most de
srable vacant lot on this beautiful public thorough
fare Its close proximity TO the various Departments
and ITS central position render It peculiarly valuable
as site on which to erect a theatre or public hall.
1t is also deemed an admirable location for Offices or
stores.
and years notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
s1suFsd All e. Ra651ThEfisT cost s1ct
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of
WI heri facas, issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the
expose to public sale for cash. in front of the Ware
room of Stanslaus Murray & Co., on Louisiana ave
18th June instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m
the following goods and chattles, in part, to wit:
ench and German M dnTSess Pier Tables
Mahogany Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads ''''
Lamps, Girsndoles, Washstands, marble top Tables
M MshsSsay H RIsn and Gdhf pIns Arm ditto
Spy Glasses, Thermometers
Saddle, SidebOards
And large collection of Books; seized and levied
will be sold to satisfy iudciais No 49, to October
ley rs. Gilbert l.. Thompson. 49,,
ALSO, ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH OF JUNE s
instant at 10 O'Clock M, shall ser' MeSd,aS
Hill," for cash being the balance Of the goods and
chattes levied on TO satisfy the above named Judi
Gals No 100 ~ October term, 1857 in favor of Cor
coran & Riggs, use of VIM. A. Bradley, the follow
0tIcIntbs large Cherry Wardrobes
Large Pine fables, Wagons, Planes Grlndstones
Raiiows Anvil, lot of old Iron, lot of Machinery
One Steam GrIst- Mill, with Machinery thereto
belonging
J. ID. HOOVER,
ies-dSds Marshal for DC,
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- AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW.

By &c. MCGUIRE. Auctoneer.
VALUABLE Bull DING LOT IN TRE Fpr
WARp.-On TUESDAY AFTER NnnS
June 9Th, at o'clock or the premises. shall sell
north 6, between 2st and I'D Streets running bach
1873 feet.
This lot is beautifully located for first GLASS resi-
dence, and the sale should command attention.
Terms One-fourth cash the residue In 6, IL, and
10 months, for satisfactorily secured notes, bearing
interest.
jea-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Aua.
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
DUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
4 Lor on NORTH N STREET, BETWEEN 18TH MD
18TH srREEIs.-The subscriber will sell, at public
sale, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of June, 1857. at
O'clock p M, on the premises, the west half of Lot
NO; Ill, In square No. 25l fronting s. feet u OF
inch on north street. between 9th and 18th streets
west, by 10 feet deep to a thirty feet alley.
The above property is situated IN one of the most
Improving and desirable parts of the city, and offers
to persons desiring either to build or invest favor
able opportunity.
Terms: One third, cash: and balance in 6 and
II months, Tor notes bearing interest, secured by
deed IN trust upon the property.
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Attorney
Je 5-d&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,
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OEUVRES DE REGNARD, Illustrees de g.
" vlgnettes; 62 cents.
Oeuvres de Racine, illustrees de IS vignettes; IS
cents. ~
Oeuvres de Corneille, illustrees de IS vignettes;
IS cents.
Oeuvres de Bolleau. illustrees par BertaI; IS cts
Oeuvres dc MoIere, lllustrees de 40 ygnettes;
Fables de la Fontalne, lustrees par Bertall; IS
cents.
Fables de FlOran, edition illustree par Cham: 10
cents. 7-'
Les Fabustes Populares. illustrees par Bertall:
20 cents. FRANCK TAYI,OR 10
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By WALL l. BARNARD. Auctioneers.
/ ARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. PER-
IL FUNRRY, JEwELRY. CIGARS, &cAT ArCTIoS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, nth instant at 10
O'Clock, at the store of Messrs Samtag d Brother,
No. So Penn. avenue, south side, between 9th and
TN streets we will sell their entire stock of Fancy
Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry, & c.. viz:
White and oOlored Hos cry, womens and chidren's
White and colored Half Hose, mems and bows
Wool and cotton Undershirts and Drawers
Buttons; Tapes, Cords, Needles Pins
Braids, RIbands, Tapes. Hooks and Eyes
Pocket, Dressing, Tuck, and fine Combs
Hair-cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes
Fans, Perfumery, and Fancy Soaps
Sewing Cottons, Silk, and Thread
Toys, Vases, China Cups and Saucers
Large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewel
ry,&c
beads, Purses. Portemonnaies, Cigar Cases
Work Boxes, Satchels, Cabas, &c.
I.ooklng Glasses Ink, Pens. Stationery, Cigars c.
With many other Goods in the fancy line
Also, Glass Cases, Measures, Scales, Fixtures
Shelving, &c.
The trade is invited to the above SALE as the whole
stock will be sold without reserve.
Terms: $40 and under, cash ; over that amount
credit ofSO and GO days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest ~
je Cts WALL, & BARNARD Auct
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II Mr.. GEORGE w. BKNNkT Is a bona fds per-
sonage, and will favor us with his address, we
will attend to his case. We have received COM
munication, purporting to come from such an in
dividual, in which he represents that he was one
of the Baltimore party hired by persons in this
city to assist in regulating'' the election that he
got shot in the shoulder, and didn't get his paw
and that he is now disposed to give his employ
ers jesse.
one accustomed TO writing for the press-an ac-
complishment not generally attributed to our
Plug Ugly visitors-and has altogether the look
OF an article concocted in some lawyers sane
tum. We think we detect, under this pile of
meal, a cat, Of gigantic dimensions.
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GOAL !!-COALn!
Now on hand one cargo Range COAL.
One do. for Cooking Stoves.
Also, Cumberland and all other kinds of COAL.
WOOD! WOOD!
Pine, Oak, and Hickory WOOD.
Coal kept under cover. 2240 lbs. to the ton;
Il. ]. K w. NJ. GAIT.
corner 18th and streets, No. $40,
may 9-tf one square south Penn. avenue.
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fsAL EsTATE--Jas. c. Mcclure, auCtioneer,
sold lot No :, in square rs, fronting on street,
Ie'"rtn 18th and 18Th streets, To F. & A. Schnei-
De, al 70 cents per square foot
a. NIeen, suCtlOneeT, sold lot ID, in subdivision
OF original lot No, :, in square $40 south side of
Irhhs{ wanna avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS
~, ,li good brick house con-
tanning twelve rooms and collar, to c. AleYander
ioI $3.50. Lot No. u, in square iSo on Fiftb.
between u and n streets, 10 G. ]. SeuferIy Eso
for 50 cents per foot. - ~ --'f'
SWALLOW OF Musical TAsIEs-On sur.
DAY last, at the new Western p fesbyterian Churcb
dedication, during the singing Of beautiful an
Them by the choir, entitled 80, how lovely ia
ZiOn,' swallow, attracted by the exquisite RaI'
mony- came through a window Of the church
and after fitting around for few moments over
Tue heads OF the congreg alton, alighted on the
IeInAined there up TO the end Of the strain
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ANOTHER ARREsr.-Isaac Lambert was arrest
ed yesterday by Police Officer Lloyd, on charge
OF riot in the Seventh Ward on the first instant
He was taken before Justice ID. Smith and held
to bail for his appearance at court.
About dozen recognizance for court, growing
out OF the late election riots have been returned
at the clerks Office of the Criminal Court, by
Justice Smith, up to the present time.
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OS0 PARASOLS, ALL SIZES AND QUAIL
5000 yards choice styles and fast colored Lawns I'D
at u cents
Figured and Swiss Musins
Plaid Musns and Cambrios.
VIM. r. RILEY, cor. 9th street,
NAV % -2w opposite Centre Market.
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THREATENING LETTER.-The Mayor has re-
ceived the following portentous communication.
which, however, has not, we believe, seriously
disturbed his digestion:
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oAL..IEoRN.II.A,l.. N. NEW,
OF THE STEAMER TENNESSEE

NEw YoEK, Feb 21.-Fre steamship Tennes-
see, from Aspiuwal, via San Juan and Key
West, arrived this evening, bringing $50 passen-
gers and $260,000 in specie. She left ASpin-
wall on the evening of the 10th inst.
The Meteor, from Mobile for Liverpool, put
into San Juan leaky.
The Tennessee left San .Junn before the Texas
had arrived at New Orleans.
Col Titus, with his recruits, wentup the riE
posite the enemy at Scri Pi Paque. Col. Lock-
ridge had made all the necessary arrangements,
and the attack was to be made on the day the
Tennessee left.
Col LoeIridge's is stated at 500 men, and that
of the Costa Ricans at 800.
The affairs at Rivas and st. George between
Gen. Denningsens command and the Cssta Ri
cans differ from the accounts brought by the
Texas.
In fight near Rivas, Capt. Phinney was kill
ed, and the Americans suffered other losses, but
itdoes not appear which party was victorious.
General Henningsen's attack on st. George
was made with 400 men, the enemy having (aS
stated 1909. After several hours fighting,
General Henningsen RETIRED as stated, with an
nconsidcrabie loss excepting several of his off
GERS who were MORALLY wounded, including Col.
jacques and Major Dusenberry The Costa Ri
can loss is supposed to be great. Gen. Bosquet
was killed.
At the last adyiccs the Nicaraguans had drawn
off from, and were in the vicinity of Grenada,
awaiting the arrival of ammunitions from Grey
town.
The last accounts from Gen Walker are to
Feb Sd. lie was then Mt San Juan Del Sur,
with 900 men. lie had established his head
quarters at Riyas and was concentrating all his
forces there, amounting TO 500 men.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

THE Cincinnati papers, of Saturday night,
state, in reference to the recent election, that, at
the request of Mr.. Slough, Mr.. Hosea consented
TO defer the presentation of the evidence of his
tile to the vacant seat in rilc House of Repre-
scntatives, until Monday next. Mr.. S. will, in
the meantime, satisfy himself as to the vote Of
the First and Eleventh Wards, and, it is under
stood, will surrender his certificate without a
contest, if he finds the facts to be as represented
by the friends of Mr.. Hosea.
tits understood that this course has been
strongly advised by Mr.. slough's Democratic
frendsat Columbus.
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Steamboat AcclDESr.-T steamer lietropo-
q from Pittsburgh, met with an accident yes
ts'day, between II and 70 o'clock, at Jonathan's
tut, short distance above the city, by which
'He man named Jeremiah Dawson, deck pas
sfnger, had his face and hands scalded. The
accident, which was not serious, arose from the
oaFstingo ola defectivcpipe of thelarboard engine.
Inc boat was heavily freighted, and bound for
~ Louis. Her passengers came down to the
city Immediately after the accident, and took
Passage on board thesteamer Great Vest The
,ue'ropOlis willnot be able to prosecute her trip
Tor several days, having to undergo some repairs
before she eau proceed.
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SrEunESyILLE g. IxD1ANA RAILRoAn.-The
Committee appointed in the City of Philadel-
lhia, some months ago to procure subscriptions
for the Steubcnville aud Indiana Railroad, have
been actively engaged. The object of the sub
ScHPton is, TO provide the, road with rolling
stock and motive power. The Committee made
sreport TO meeting of citizens of that place,
on Monday last, in which they state that they
$lSJ,OOO, which they resolved to further in
tease to $25O,G0O, Immediately. a final-re-
port the Committee expect to make as early MS
The 18th inst. This is encouraging. SSteubsn-
tile Herald
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FtRE IN XESrA.-O Friday morning the rooms
occupied by Rev. DIR. Freygang, on Church
street, Xenta, were discovered to be on fire.
The 7Sreh-tigdt says it is supposed to be the
work of an iucendiary, and that this calamity
leaves the Doctor and his family in straitencd
circumstances.
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&
RIVER NEws.-Arrivals of boats up to satnr-
Day evening were the Diurnal. Minerva, Mel
neite and Buckeye State, from Pittsburgh; Ro-
sale and Sir William Wallace from Cincinnati;
fourier, from Parkcrsburgh; Convoy, from
S'saOenSille; Silver Star, from Snn6sh.
The departures were the Diurnal, Resale,
Sl' William Wallace, to Pittsburgh; Minerva,
buckeye State and Melnotte, to Cincinnati;
Courier, to Parkersburgh; Convoy, to Steuben-
'iAei Silver Star, to Sunfish. The Meteor,
Samf P. Hibberd and W. G. woodside, have
steam all ready TO ont for below.
Mver rising fast, Il feet inches water.
at Lasellc, H., on the nth, the Illinois river
was clear of ice. The Illinois is now open the
Whole nayigable length
IhE Cincinnati Gasetts of Saturday, says:
The river is swelling slowly at this point, aud
~; dispatches from above are favorable for a
=, rise IN the Ohio. Very heavy and frequent
, SOSsTs OF rain fell yesterday, which washed off
, f,s sidewalks aud streets finely. The indica-
' r !aSt evening were favorable for more rain.
t,ts' are not offering very freely, owing
n s eSecrSble condition of the landing. Prices
~ gut remain finn at our last quotations
VII, He steamers Endeavor and Ben Bolt arrived
wi Win 3 from Pittsburgh loaded to the guards
Thu S my goods and Pittsburgh manufactures
mrS ONO No. came in from Marietta with an
'''e cargo OF buckets tubs, bar IRON, etc.
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[From die y. Y. Indepsndent.l

F4ItuREs, AsslexNESrsr &cThe following Is weekly
report OF failures, assignments, d'c:
A Andrews { Co, Doston, Mass suspended f Moore
Co, Doston, Mass snspended Hudson Brothers CO.
CITY, suspended; liabilities about $3UUO00. Isanc Hahdock
citv, suspended; liabilities about $4,000 Apheus
Smith, city, sold out by the sheriff. Moore Atkins
citv suspended. sfurley Iro.. Buffalo, Y, assigned
Oliver Fernad, Buffalo, Y, suspended. Jno Smith, Phil
adelnha, Pa, failed. ASnew Co. Philadelphia Pa, sus-
pended. NJ Matthews Co, Philadelphia, Pa, failed
Henry sharer, Richmond, Va, suspended Hammer Nc
ton S G, failed. Coen Gone, Charleston, c. attace
and store closed Lno Ncholson Chester H. Q, failed
by the sheriff. Thompson Van Dasen, Lex
ngton, Ky, assigned. Samuel L kenyon, Henderson, KY
failed. OIweber & Co, Newport Ky, suspended john
York, Tenn failed assigned. Jos Riggs
New Providence, Tenn, ssgnel Cox Co, ZanesTlle
O., assigned. Potts & Cox, Zanesvlle o. suspended.
Kreps Toledo o. assigned. NJ Baldwin, Newark, o.
pended time since. W H Marley Son, Andoyer, o
suspended assigned Robert Watson, Harrisburg
Ind failed james Forrest, Detroit, Mich, assigned
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70 CORRESPONDENTS
To TmE IsUnLIc.

r.s.v, ri. day sold to MessF', Campbell NeDermOi
Intsiseneer office wereturn our sincere thanks
.,,,ttons for tie many act. of kindness have
sia,,heir hands andooriiaIly commend our successors
,,,sa,es. wedOubt not they win ever befound prompt
,,ntye to every department OF business, and will
eort to deserve the patronage of the community.
,,spnt, viii run tie istitnstant. andwe hope our
viii aid Us in speedily closing up outstanding
.:,asat..
~ business Of the firm Will be settled by either of the
and Mr.. Beatty will be found the Office for that
prose. - : ~
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THOSE FAT CArrrE-Quite procession pas
I'd through the streets on Saturday, headed by
Mr. zeiglers fat cattle. OF course they made a
..nsation among the good livers," who have
.lset their hearts upon having slice when the
day Of slaughter comes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

TuE English Journals speak in terms of warm
conmendntion of a new kind of fuel, the ingre-
dents Of which arc simple coal dust and coal
tar PITCH in certain proportions, amalgamated
by chemical means peculiar to the inventor. 1t
is stated that 200 tons of this fuel will perform
the same work, in generating steam, us 800 tons
Of coal, such as is generally used.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

Axaccident occurred last week on the Lake
Shore Railroad A young lady named Braytcn
WHY was on h>r way from Connecticut to visit
Lsrrelations in Ohio was SO severely. injured as
tocause her death in few hours. The dead
body Of man was found in one of the cars,
and several others were injured.
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NORM EAsE. Psnnsylvanla. Mareh Q, lss5..

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ABLE improve the Illinois river was passed
i, the Illinois Legislature, Friday. 1t grants a
charter to the Joint Stock Company to create
g.ck water navigation and collect tolls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-23

Tue report of the finance committee to coun-
I'll states the revenue of the city of Pittsburgh,
nrtbe current year, at $2o7, AGO, and the appro-
niations actually made or voted, foot up $780,
s5o-$6S, 100 appropriated more than they can
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MIL1oRD, Worcester Co.. Mass, Nov. u, 1855
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FRONI WASHINGTON.

Feb 2l.-The President has approved Of the
bill to increase the pay of the officers of the
Army.
to-day, approIr rates upwards of sixteen millions
of dollars for operations in the land seryiccncxt
year.
The expenses of the Corporation Committee
is estimated at nearly $4,000.
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c,sotsxATr, Feb 2l:-Rlour unchanged. md receipts
light. unsettled; sales 800 bbls at 2223c; closing
irregular. buoyant. Bulk In active de-
nan for shoulders, and &c for sides Lard1u0 bbs
l2c; held higher ClOvefseed active at $I,4U
81 90. Groceries unchanged.
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.C;FryAy HAnxoNlI" -Letall remember the
r,cert tonight by the German Harmonic
xviii DC tineaiiair
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Tpr newspapers report more disasters from
IL, use of ETHEREAL oil-fi!ling the lamps while
The wcks are lighted.
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WATEREoRp, Mass, July 25, 1855.
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-oHURonEs oF MuEELINeE.

Tnrt II, t.r-
lne Of strangers visiting the CITY We mi
sh the following list of the dierent Churches and
ne anu placed meeting II there are any nistakes vi
WIN make the necessary correction with pleasure
81. 4dtthetgs EpiseopaIian Conner monToe and me-
streets4 Rev. B. PERkis Rector: morning services II,
O'Clock eyening,7 -: :
81 1ons Eptseopalida, Main street. between First al
Second Centre Wheeling, Rev. q. K wAnxEn, Paste /
morning services 1956 o'clock, evening, T5<.
First Presbytersasl, REv r. IL eRp Pou+tI,st
between Monroe and Quincy services morning and
noon.
Second PresDyerfan, webster street. between Main and
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning aud evening
Z2iFd Presbyteridn, Fifth street between Chestnut ana
Tabert sts South Wheeling Rev. WOODS Pastor, syrlis
ces morning and evening.
Foussh PresJttertd, Rev. A. PAUL. Pastor Main street
between Washington and Adams services morning
evening.
tor Fourth street between Monroe and Quincy; service,
morning aud evening.
3ortF Street Re1o6tst Episcopal Rev. b. 1sox, Past.
corner Market and North ss North Wheeling; service
mornlns and evening.
cAap1fne Street Mettodtst Epfscopal, Rev. s. n DAwi
SON PASTOR Chapline street. between First and Secon
Centre Wheeling; services morning ard evening.
South Uteetfn0 u. e. Church, Rev. G. D. DATFEIiI4
Pastor; services morning aud evening.
Wheeling 1sIasid Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. II
Ge,7naa Nethodsst Rpiseopal, Rey,c HE1w1c, Paste,
street, between Webster Third Vince.
ing.
81 James Cathedral. Roman Catholic, Ri. Rev. Blsno
R. " HErAsi Fifth street. OF lIanpden; serviefi
morning and afternoon. ny
Aesociqte eJor,ns Rev. j. T. MccLuaK, Pastor. corneS
OF Market and Jefferson ss services morns and after.
noon.
Baptts, - -, Clay street, between Fifth and
Sixth streetsi services morning and evening.
DiscLpLes, Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling; services 1C7S in the morning. and II
evening.