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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18
THE FOLLOWING FIRsT-CLAss HOUSES

Il and LUIS Tor SALE:
TWENTY. THIRD STREET, Houses on soutsnie sd
st., D. 5;hsv, brown stone.
TENTH STREET-Ho9se north side Of lotast bet "a and
&avs
SECOND AyENUE-2 Houses between lah and ls,hs.s
ssst SIDE brown stone
HISETEENTH sTREET-Houss or south side Of iShs.,
I'd
between 4h and L-xn brown stone stories
FORrY-IHIRD STREET-Hoase on +5dst bet Broadway
nd Sixth-sv. brown stone
THIRTY FIFTH sTREET-HoHse on north side Of 35h-ss
90 .et Of 4ib
THIRTY SIXTH srREET-l9 Houses on 1sth-t, b.. TIL
and sh avs
THIRD eTREET-House south aide Of Sds near Bovery.
FIFTEENTH STREETS lots south side l5thst near
Stu,vesspt square
FOURTEENTH STREET, Lots north side Of l4ths .,
bet l.i 2c-sva
EIGHTH STREET, 10, north side Of St Make place.
2dV
sFCOSD AyENUE-One lot west siec ID sv., nes, 10Th a.
TWENTIETH STREET-lo Lots norih side 1oth e. BET
LIST and 2csyL
Apply at No. $50 Teothst near the dav.
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Dantins Afa6emies.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. Ne SOD Broadway, New York No. Isl Montague place,
B,ooiIyn.-ysw.York Clss.es on WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYs; Brooklyn Classes on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
Il and D. or Ladies and Children at p for Gentle
Ladies Private Class A. p. Pupils can commence
time during the season Prsecns Assemblies for La
d..s snd Cen,emen EVERY MONDAY EVENING in Brook
lyn and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING in New-rofk.
Former Pupils may subscribe for the Assemblies Alone.
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EOR SALE-Three- story Attic and Basement
HOUSE on East Broadway cdsru built, has 6ss Cresou
Wster Range &c Will be soid 81 bsrIln terms
S.tinr Appsy To E. LINES, Ne. 50 Rose o..
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ID. s. HoUGH, Auctioneer
WILL SELL THIS DAY "wednesday at

WILL SELL THIS DAY "Wednesday, at
w ioi O'Clock, IN the premises No. 14s West kii.t
large valuable quantity Of rosewood aud other fURSi
TIRE embracing the entire costly furniture OF the shove two
story dwelling all Of whsh Ia In perfect order and Of the beet
deserptiop among which elegant rosewood 7octsve
Prooe suites Of rosewood psror Furniture made TO order.
covered in brocs ard velvet elegant rosewood Easeres
msIte spd pier Mirrors brocade and lace Curtains stationary
TOP and pier Tables variety of superior Carpets i've
elegant Chspceht two superior Secretaries and
costly China Vases oil PAntings with variety
other eIesslt parlor Furniture ro'ewood chbes
Furniture Of every description, superb Mattresses aud Bed
dlg dinng and bass Furniture superior
tension Tables rich sod Silver Ware Cut Gas rich China etc.
with quantity Of mahogany and oak chamber and base.
ment Furniture comprising tho largest and most elegant
variety OF superior Household Furniture aud housefaoshns
articles sold BY auction this Catalogues morning
sale which viii be- positive without regard to weather.
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<. H. LUDLOW, Ane,iOne-r.
EXECUTORs SALE of VALUABLE REA.
~ ESTATE ON WASHING RON, RECTOR and w JOS
TER-STS-- Il II. LUDLOW Co., will seal at suction ca
WEDNESDAY, Feb 49, 1851 u o'clock at the MeFeh.nt-'
Exchange
WAsHINGTON-ST The valuable Lots, with the Buildings
thereon Nos 80 100 and lOl Washington being 81 feet front.
end in depth Rector st. 81 teet 4 inches
WOOSTkR-ST Nos rs ill., ll9 and I2i Woosterst
Prncet being together 100 front aud 100 feet deep with
the Dwelling Houses and the cabinet warehouse thereon
Part OF the purchase money remain mortgage Maps sni
full particulars ~ the office OF the Auconesrs (s9D
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Goal, &r.

RANTON GOA 1.-The DELAWARE,
- LACKAwANEA and WESTERN RAILROAD COMA
NY have opened Yard At the foot Of 5hs East River s
supplying the public with their SCRANTON COAL Of retail
v6h vii be delivered in nice order Of any desred sss
any Of the cry At the lowest narte< p1s Orders
seved 1t the ONE Of The Company, No. 81 Wlt By NJ
ANDREW SEYMOUR, Agent It the yard.
w. Z WARREN, Trsasures.
B.-Ordeu fus Ah Col BY fhs Cargo dsissred uEs-
FL 0y ssos.ids vssssss U he harts<, svscvsA -
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a ", WEkNIN, AuctIunerf.
DY BANGS, BROTHER II Co.-Trsde Sale
- Rooms, No. IS Park row.
To be commenced on TUESDAY, March 81. 1887
BANGS BROTHER 90. respectfully announce The ns.e
regular TRADE SALE Of BOOKS, STEREOTYPE PLATEAS
STATIONERY PAPBRS, &c. and solicit conssnments Fass
tsasTs for the Catalogue should be furnished immediately
The regulations i'll be the last ssle-
The Catalogue will 40 10 press early In this month
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. -,
Al 81 O'CLOCK
Valuable private LIB RARY OF old English Books ass
choice collection Of American Books History Biography
Travels, SC chiefly In very tine condition.
are now ready aud may be had at the sesoous
MONDAY, March g.
And Eve following days at o'clock 2. m, - -
AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLEC zion OF BOOKS Rk.
LATING To AMERICA,
Including State and General Histories Voyages and rayei~
Natural History &C. including The United States British Co
mics and Possessions Spanish Portuguese America Arct
and Polar Voyages Cicumnsyissions &c Also many oeau
fully illustrated Works standard Library Books Of History
Bioapby Science Poetry and the Drama Bellies Lerss OLD
Throlog, &c together forming collection u great value aud
Importance the most the most elegant condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18
Justrurtlon.

4 PROFESSOR of the French, Spanish and
"A Italian Languages, who is thorough and experienced
Teacher, would Ike 20 obtain few PUPILS The best
references Eyer. Address SiE. p EMILIUS GUCCl0NE,
American School Institute No $40 Brosdwsy Chriserns
Foreisn Library, No. 763 Broadway.
Mr.. BlNGHAMS SCHOOL for twenty Boys
u Bible House: sign, CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM This
School designed 10 be prominently select thorough aud
eseL in every respect Primary Department as,a-d for
nunber VI smaller boys The are lofty
lane ard provided with every comfort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

In Bescts, second and third doom from West Broadway
Thee bouses in good condition. occupied By tsr
vii and suitable rent and from their ocsoa ust I'm
JOHN ILoYB SON. No. Is Ns,,,,,t.
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r. II. LUDLOW, Auctonser.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROP

II. IT. LUDLDW, AuctIuu~ef:
EXECUTOR's SALE Of VALUABLE PkOf-
Il ERTY on Broadway, Courtiandt- alley Canal wLasS
Centre Bond Amty aud Great Jooe:. OF TIE "a
THURSDAY, Feb. 20 1857 at u .elOcs, At the NJ
YER and jar ESTATES; Lots on Broadway running
shrousb Coarand alley % ~ us feet Iots Csos -
tween Broadway and Centre Lo,s WLkerst- betweea
Broadway and Centre Lots Ceatre st., betreen White
and WalkerstA Lots on Amity st House and Lot No -
Bond ST. also Lot Jones OF above Two
thirds Of the purchase money remain on mortgage ne
option of the purchaser TOT Maps and fun p&thas
al the Office Of the auc; ioneer. No IL Pinsst
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Gouses ano farms h1ante6.

HARLEM LOTS WANTED for CASH.-l2
20 Lots body, wanted for the purpose Of build
ing Factory Parties having property 70 sell lying near the
East Harlem River send Macs &C. With the lowest
Libery-st-
WANTED to RENT-A neat 2StOry HOUSE,
w from the frat Of April with all the modern Improvements
suitable for small family in good quiet and respectable
6thvs and above 3hs Any person having such
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18
Real estate for Sale.


4 NEAT COTTAGE, with modern improve
"A ments in silmsn.st., Brooklyn few doors north Of
Myrtlesv will be SOLD cheap the is going
West Lot 20IlOo Room No. T. No SAG Broadway;
C. H OLIVER
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Nyack,
~ YFor sale, fine Country Residence, situated in the
Village Of Nysck H. Y. opposite Tar, town; two story
House - BY IS feet built by days work Of best Materials the
House fronts the Hudson River and only minutes walk
from the Ferry the Lot s 100 feet and the Gadeo
sbounds in every description OF fruit currsnts,
fooseberres berries raspberres pums &c IL s Offer
ed at sscrhce&3O ess than the cost Of the buidings
One half Of the purchase remain on bond and tnlrt
lg7 Fulton-st of ROBERT LEWIS
Also, TO LET, for two years acres Of GARDEN
LAND 2. miles from Jersey City Price 500 per aanum-
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-The residence of
~ the late Mrs Sarah II. Brooks in the village Of White
Plains Westcheser County consisting OF neat tw1 story
Dwelling house with Conservatory ADJOINING Csrehoue
Barn, Shed aud Wood house, Gden &c. all in good repair
Apply TO JAMES n. MILLER, No. 81 Maiden.lane or
ELISHA HORTON Executor White Paus.
nAIRY and FARM of 145 acres for SALE, near
H. NEW BRUNSWICK 6ne Dwelling BaIus,
Grsnses &C excellent land suitable for grazing tllsye
Also q OF the beat MILK COWS Tn. mus. sell 30 60
West Also FARM Of Of sandy loan Land. the
Building Lott has it fine Dwelling &c This isl
chance for investment Apply TO VIM w. SMITH No.
IL Wtrren-st-, N Y
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Sales bp Aurtion.

A SSIGNEE's SALE.-JOHN LLOYD. Auc-
N tione-r. BY JOHN LLOYD'S SONS. on MONDAY,
February D No IS PrIce street, 10Y oclock-Psenk
Me dcpts Sups CordiAls Bitters Barrels. Hosshess,
Scales Horses, Wagons. Fixtures sc.
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TOR sAIP-Tbs PRIVATE RESIDENCE

II Known a. WEST LAWN situated in the village Of Or
AZ &C. Ee~.Jer.ey on the Morris and Essex Railroad
hours ride from HeyYork -
The ssuLds pm nearly four scrrs are beautifully
II AVN and garden, sKbisss ina, iutlraacs ADD
beauty IL the erowh OF hedges shrdboery k which
highest culture during the ts,vs year could np
The House Large, conveniently Alta sed sha nDst thor
ousily built heated by aud lkhted with and
r situated on elevated gruund ovsro"k one OF th- finest
IA. couu,ry embracing view OF the entire
Of h. U.n1e NuIian and tie intervening valley from South
Ora :. IL Eass Rock .,,
The other bdiI The premises consist OF a'aOe cow
BAN. poultry hnuse carrsge-b0use and gas mouse
The sarden sbounds every description Of fruit ,pples
pears peaches plums, ounces grapes rpoefne ea'koer
mes straw berries &c $3.50, . .
The ss cav Of .ocess being within FIVE ian'es walk Of
the principal I,lrosd station complete m al s arrsns--
mems for comfort and convenience and on every scc0unt
COZ ore desirable suburban residences IN the
vicinity Of New York
Mo-. .nd adjoining will be sold il desired part Of tbs
purchase money remain on bond aud morisu- For fur
r., p,,-irnl,r,anoly TO FAIRBANKS 4 Co
' No. 1873 Broadway S.r-York.
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TO LET-Second Story (three rooms deep. each
With FIRE 81 soef ont Basement Room in third story vita
other prveses mJdern built threestory and beme1t good
neifhborbOod and water complete Apply No 1874 Eat
lQb.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

ITO LET-Tbe large room 40 SO, with upper
room, Ncs Aa 81 Courtlsndts st vel adapted tor the
clothing shoe bal. other business with mmeds,e poses
n Apoy II No. 1872 Brosdwsy from II TO II O'Clock Of
~ -' PETER A. II. JACKSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

COLD-MEDAL PIANOS. - STEINWAY &
~ SONS No. "a WLkers Broadway have again been
srded the FIRST PREMIUM at the late Fair OF the Ams
situe New Yok and also the First Premium "A GOLD
MEDAL the late Fair Of the Maryland Institute Bagos
in addition the three already receved-mskns FIVE
YIRsT- PRIZE MEDALS within the last 10 months
DIANOS-At S35, $75, 500, $l35, $3.50,
SITS, 500 and $50 by of the best city makers
also Music stools Watches Chains Jewery, Cisars Safes
Books Rubber Oyersboes Opera Glasses &c Cash advances
Pianos Watches and Merchandise generally bou.ht Tor
l. +. JONES No. So Aan 81, p door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

THO LET-A handsomely furn,bed threestory,
i s,,ic and basement HOUSE in West 4ths; will be le,
Ger t.usn and wife without cuildren and rooms and
retained by the presep; occupants IS sdus IN part
nent Of rtnt Address z. r., Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

Il Prospect Hill Stamford, Ct including modern House
and four of Land Stable and Carriage House The
has bells spe.knstub and the walls handsomely
painted nsrbed and p~ne In oak II is l5) feet above the
round sHordns beautiful panoramic view of tbs latter aud
the village Stamford. There abundance Of all kinds Of
fruit berries and shrubs the meadow yields hay enough
keep span Of horses and II is ninuies ride
from Depot. Stamford il hours ride from NewYork
and lit with Apply tn. premises 10 the peogrstoT
Dr.. HUNT.
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DARN at BEDFORD, Westchester Co., y
Il us good House. sswMil and Bans for SALE or
TRADE for incumber-d sity property. ). COCKCaOFr
No. - MerchAntS EIchDs~, n. Y, or A. " CASflkLD,
Bedt
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furniture.

E'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE. -
II New and beautiful styles Of Enameled Chamber FURNITURE
in this che.p eud fashionable style %
bedroom Furpiture will find 10 all colofs Il
II. + FARRlNGTON5 napuf4etory Warsrooms Nos "
and 40 Wooster between BrooIne aud Grand Old suites
repsinted.
Dealers supplied on the mos, liberal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

Tor SALE HOUSE No. l54 East l-th-st
three stories high and three deep IL pesssnt
location and has A. the modern improvements Possession
given on the lat Of May. Apply 70
A. THORP No l63 William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

OFFICE to LET-In the Bible House, Aston
" place. very desirable. lAppy in the Treasures Once
4ch-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

Tor SALE or to LEASE-The Premises on
northwes, of 3dav and iihs. suitable for
Piano FORTE Mandatory other manufactured
Snow. Tribune Office.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and his Wife desire TO obtain
IN In senteel American private family With bat few
bosrders, q pleasant ROOM = ROOM aud BED ROOM
with plain but good BOARD from the t Of April next Locs
tou side of city below kings IN jersey CITY or
Hoboken Terms be moderate. Address for three days.
J. s.. Tribune Ofice post paid stating terms
DOARDING-At Nos. As and AZ East Broadway,
I'D for Gsntlemsn their Wves also for single GentleDsn
E.nii{t for 6ra
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Eonses TO Eet.

A SUITE of OFFICES TO LET In the Bible
IA house. Astorpsce with every convenience and desir
shsc location Apply At the TreasuIeTs Once, Atm sv en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

TOR SALE-A frst-class iour-story brown
s;onefront HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on TIE south aide
Of West lfth-st., between 9Th aud 9Th ava
Also The three story brick HOUSE and LOT No II Wet
3l.t. finished 10 good style with az the modern Improve
Lot Ij193:9
Also TIE threestory brick HOUSE aud LOT No Ill West
north side Size Of House - BY " f-ei deep Lot %
by so fs-t; between lib and 9th-svl
Al.o the fourstory basement HOUSE aud LOT No. pa
S5th.s sh and 9hsys Size o. House IS feet
and rear by 90 feet deepi finished in modern
style win al the modern improvements Lot 80 feet snchss
deep. For terms and particular. apply 20
BAKER x WEEKS, No. 8 Pine Ct
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ITO LEASE-The STORE No. l35 Fulton st,
between Broadway and Nassau. 8IlOo et, well Ished
FIXTURES SALE which fitted the Hardware
business. Possession given immediately. Inquire OF
SMITH BROTHERS, No. l22 Fulton. at
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MILWAUKEE CITY BONDS.-Persons hold.
M ing MILWAUKEE, CITY TEN PER CENT BONDS
maturing the Sst day Of March, 1857 have the privilege Of
exshsn them il they wish and equitable for
MILWAUKEE CITY SEVEN PER CENT BONDS, psyssie
20 years from Feb 1851 with 1 interest Issued
under ordinance establishing Sinking Fund. &c by sp
plying the office Of Messra MEIGS GREESLEAF, No. y
NHha st. any time bvore she lst day Of March next
J. B. CROSS Mayor Of the City OF Milwaukee,
Asyor's Office Milwaukee Wis, FEB. l. 1851
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THE COUPONS due and payable in this city the
Il 18th Feb 1857, on the BONDS OF LOUISA COUNTY,
Iowa i'll be paid presentation a. Office No Wast,
and after that date. ATWOOD Co
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CTORE to LET--In the Bible House, Aston
~ place fronting both Asiorpsee and 4'hsv desirable
h-ostou Apply in the Treasurers Office 4th-sv entrance
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Diano-fortes an6 Alnsic.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
" FORTEs-Messrs LIGHTE NEWTON BRAD
heir PIANOF0RTES constructed with the patent ARCH
WEST PLANK, which Il undoubtedly the most substantial
'rprc into this popular nstrumcI<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

OFFICE THE MERCANTILE FIRE ASSURANCE Co.
No. IS WALL-sr NEw.YosE, Feb. g. 1857 !
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTY
Il DIRECTORS and THREE INSPECTORS for the next
Election of this Company will be bed TUESDAY the l7th
instant the Office Of The Company The poll will be held
open between the hours Of and O'Clock p N
JOHN BAKER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18

T'HE COUPONS of the BONDS of the BOSTON,
J. CONCORD AND MONTREAL RAlLROAD COMPANY,
due FEB Is 1857 will be paid By j. A UNDERWOOD SON.
No. Y kIchsI ae.pace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18
TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT of the NEW
i xnnK IIRE INSIrR ANcF COMPANY

of Assets January 1856 soes s.
Amount OF Premiums received during
the year ending January |, 1857. 80. SSis, 1858 81
Amount OF interest received aud
crued during the year ending January
Observation-Disclosures. $40 500 Is y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

NOVEMBER 2o-'The steamship Philadelphia,
from Havana, via Charleston, ar ivcd here this
morning.
The {. S. frigatc, Niagara, is signallcd below,
from Plymouth, England, whence she sailed on
the 5tI, inst, having previously landed that por-
ton of the Atlantic cable remaining board
after the break which caused the postponemcnt
of that great enterprise.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived with Ha-
yana dates to the 18th inst. business there was
very dull, and Sugars declining p:ice. Amcri-
can gold 3 per cent. premium.
The L. S Frigate Niagara has arrived in port,
having made the passage in fourteen days and
four hours, encounterimg westerly gales nearly
tue whole voyage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

Home 2estimony.-lhis is TO certify, that
have bceh using DR.. Todd $ Liver Pills il my
family for twenty-five years, and during that
whole dime have used no other medicine, aud
am clearly of tue opinion that if they are used
right, chat not much othe" medicine. need be
used in any of The common diseases Of this
country. was greatly afflicted with palpita-
don of the heart, aud was unsOund in my gen
eral health; my liver was out of order, bowels
Irregular, and frequently subject 10 low spells.
i am now as sound man as is in the state IF
Virginia. l can fully and freely recommend
,hcm TO everybody, a safe and excellent fami-
ly medicine. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
Ohio Co, Va, Oct. IS, 1857
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21
R1rRp AM WEATHER

CIxcIxxArI Nov. 2O-River fallen inches
since last night. Weather cold AM! freezing
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2o.-River, feet g inches
or the falls, . feet in the canal and falling
Mercury 26.
CnIcAco. Nov. 2O.-Thc Mississippi is full :
ice. Navigation North of Dubuque closed.
PrrrsBurGu Nov. 2o-Riycr feet ! inches
falling. Weather boisterous, but clear Mo''-
curry ~.
LOUISVILLE, Nov Gothic steamer John
Gait, hence for Nashville, got on the rocks at
the head of the Canal where She still remains
after throwing overheard five hundred barrels of
salt.
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softly row tine bony boat. Z"

Read q Ceriittcate.-T. b. JouNsoS-Si': AZ
your requess, lake pleasure in assuring those
of the public, whom i'll fortune has deprived
of = nealthy head of hair, that oy the use of
your mos excellent ALoPEcAi, my nair, which
was almost constantly filling out aud giving nm
doubted assurance Of approaching badness, has
been restored in the short space of two week.,
by the use OF single bottle. can aud do re-
commend this powerful, vet pleasant application
to those everywhere, who may DC similary af-
ficted. tSigned) b. j. HAN.
Wheeling Oct. 4th, 1856.
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FROM WASHlNGTON.

Nvo. 20.-Accordiug to preSen. intention en-
President Iar,ncr of Texas, will lie appointed
Ministcr TO Nicaragua. The affairs in U,nh
occupy the attention of the Administration, but
no definite action las been taken in rlie view of
late adviccs, from the Territory.
Sir WIN. Ouslcy will, by appointment, have
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-21

IT is NOT OFTEN THAT WE NortcE EDIToRtAlLY
patent medicine; yet we fcelit duty when we
are convinced an article is very mcrritcious 10
inform the public, that they, TOO, may be oc"e'
flied by its use, and to prevent them from usirG
DINER articles that have no merit in them.
Now we wish particularly to recommend %
our readers, Dr. Saatora's Lieer i"eigorsttor, as
az article that has given beneti, aud performed
cures, ia ou- circle of acquaintance. that were
Iir,lc less than astonishing. 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver, as 'c
is Ligcr agigorator Especially among our
own children have we noted its beneficial effects,
where the little sufferers, from bowel complaint,
worms and other diseases, incident 10 CHI drem,
have been made quiet and perfectly cured py
the Use of the article. 1t has testimonials that
none can doubt, for the of Janndice, DyS-
pepSia and such troubles as always follow de-
ranged Liver A few such cases have come on
der our observation where it seemed almost 10
work miracles
Our advice to families is not to be withoui l.,
as ii will save many hours of pain by its Speedy
use when disease first makes its attack. -Attto0-
ma Sentinel. nova.