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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

sseen" 10 20 bountifuIly embeashed. mo mechanical
socts are Ill finely managed, and . wholsohc piece 10
~.
WAKLAcx'a-Ths numerous admirers OF AiD Logan are
ssnded that Thu The last night but one Of her engage
ne IN This city Those who have net enjoye tne plea
ssre Of witnessing her performance OF the heroine ~ the
"Iaau ide" should miss the present opportunity.
"Turning the Tables" y y be the afterpiec
OIYNp1o Tho "Iisk Tutor" Is announced the open
M pieoe At This popular establishment tonight Mr..
anirsu viii Afterwards give his highly humorous dsline
eni are 70 close wh the sparkling little operetta called
ne "Pe OF the Petooass IN which Mira Howard appears
~ Paul.
AurpoAN NusEuM.-After examining the various won
Sers of nature and with which this edifce densey
crowded. visitors will have the opportunity Of enjoying
No music and comical sayings and dopgs Of Whites Sere
paaers, who 70 perform in tho afternoon and evening
Ne piece called "The Magician" lately produced by
sose jOkersf not, 60 70 night and indulge In down
yxht, whOleso no, hearty laugh. George enacts very
queer kind OF character that keeps verybody In good
knsnor.
BnyAxr's NINsrRns tender variety bill this evening,
Mr.. Mallory, the popular JIG dance and vocalist Melodies
bareque dances, &c are the features and under the Cir
sumatances to be hoped the house win be crammed.
rm ORIGINAL CHRrsrY's MINsrRMs, under the manage
ent Of Aesss Ray and Pierce abou 10 proceed to
Europe where 1t II their intention 70 give series OF
similar to those which have won for them much money
md fame In this country
NHr BRouGHAx arrived here yesterday from Phiadei.
pA, on his to Boston for which he leaves day TO
AZ m engagement at the Howard Athenaum. He,
unA spreads his ea before the failing breath OF
PTS Of fortune yet are they all left as the wake be-
md him. ff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

Canadian acid 10 the extent d about SEQ bbb within
the rsrge OF the above prices southern brands were
heavy snd with rales Of the common grades At easier
rates The sale, were confined 500 800 bbls al about
The above qxossilons Choice extras were unchanged,
which ranged from 90 $40, and 81. Louis Four Aces
held at $40 80 Gsegos and Haxsls ont OF market
The last sales nsdc al g. IS Rye was quiet aad
steady at 81 30 So ecrr ulcl was In moderate demand
81 ~ - 70 fof Jersey, and ~ 30 for Brandyvine
Wheat-lhe lrerket ~itbc css rgo. The saes en-
braced about Is co busht Cn,aso spring 81 81 So with
spercei Of white sol;hern nj o. o. aud $50 bushels hand
some new white GDorgisn a. 50 05 81 90. Crn was
seye Win saes Of about &C. bushels, chiefly Western
mixed SIC tor dlssiirg c,rsocs and At $50 for sound
DO WIN PaIce' OF prime Southe yellow al SOC. Rye
was 1915 10 for jersey and Northern, with
talfs o 800 bushels Of tho former at 81 1e Oats
dull WIZ uau sales OF state and Western nj ere csc.
CorEs-1he tales embraced abou, 500 bags Ceylon nj
13c 400 600 do. Rio at 10Xc ike; and 200 Gotta
Rca ct IKE
couos The marke, continued quite Arm, with sales Of
about .200 bales NJ faH prices
FErurrs To liverpool al out 1e 600 bushels OF wheat
were epgsgcd IN ships bags So Cotton was at g. per
bale and a. for round bales To roudos 500 bbs o. oil
cake were engaged at IT, 3d. To Rotterdam 300 bbl or
ron we're srgated At D. 3D. and 100 tons cgvo at lie
Cd To Bremen leo bhs spirits turpentne taken At
gc and 500 bbs oil 81 &C. per gallon, and 5000 bags Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

TEN DOLLARS REWARD Lost, ON THE srB OF
Il july, Gertemau's tismond breqs pin, board the
sesmNsst Isind CIV or gong - re United states Hotel
The Dnder I please leave at 81 Pike street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10
CITY CommERClAL RErvRr.

AsuEs The markc< was quiet and prices unchanged,
With moderate sales pots at7Al
RRSafsrrus y lorrrhc market wns duD ana 10 some
cases o. gfaie, lower rates acce tied Tho
sales embraced ssou, $500 600 bbs at about the fol
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FURNITURE. &C.

I,uNiTuRv wANrEp-rAMrLr,s HAVING LARGE
smal qusniss OF good fm nture 70 disoose OF VIII
sve the highest price paid for by calling a the store
sddr ssng fHos. u. cofRoy $6 Centre street ~ b.
Two spet did counters for sa,e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

Cfn0 REWARD srOtFN, ON THE srH INST,
D1UV NJ the Phil-de phia railroad deDo. jersey city
wht entering the cars pocket book cou'anng twelve ors
hundred dollar bills one $40 40 and sA all on The
Irving Bank a hts Also notes. dated July y 1851
~ aud u mon hs for six hunt,ed sod seventeen each
drawn by NcArhur ryrne. oh Co. 10 the order o
walker Peumsn, ard endorsed w them. The pebble
caud1ped against negotiating the sad Of the
has been stopped The above reward will be paid for
the recovery OF the property fair pTopo on Tor sn
amount hereof Apply 70 WALKER PEssAN, l&
nam crea frept
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EXCURSIONS.

LrxCI saIoYs-THE STEAMER SATELLITE, CAPT
ia Anderson uskes regular trips TO tbs Fishing Banks
day except SaU riayeaypK Morton street prng
street at ~ PECK aip ais, Bronue street. a. So, pier
North river oesock ootou band Will sooonpsny he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

Tpisl exports $40 yo5,o2s 81 soooIS 81 900! SO
Total exc Of srece S24S9,s33 4o,oIl,o2s Ss,66l,71
The following table lie @ comparative statement Of OK
ports from New York 10 foreign ports for the nscai year
ending June 80 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

UxCuRsIoNs OR Pro MICS WILL rs spLxNDIDt =
n s.commod.tet nj Mott arlye opposite fonkers wiz.
b. nurfo ated groGnda well shaded aud lniuy
an te done Apply 70 J. JiwooDtISE A co., PRc.dc
Hotel. Ionkers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

Tx URsioN TO TIE FISHING BAnKs-TnE STEAM.
" VT X. L. STEVENS, Capt q. Anderson, will make "a
Teurson 10 he gshrg banks on Monday Jolly H. leaving
Frsr Kiln street At O'clock Peek slip IA pier No North
river bis O'Clock cotion band VIII sccompsny tbs
sea
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BIT.r.IARTDs.


TQZ AND Tg3 BROADWAY, ruN yoRF.-sAIU
lou FIR rheian'. Billiard tables sud ershrs Pw
rbasers c.ussoned against the sftern-s OF aiors
yau on WORTHLESS ARTICLES By fraudulent
k1OHArL PHELAr, Sole pssentee,
A LkRar rUMBxR OF SECOND HAND MI
N ssd tables for sale In good order and with AL sppsrs
tue complete; marble, slate and wooden beds Apply
QCONrOR ACOLLENprR, 50 Ann street
pHiiARrs.-fHa GANE or BILLIARDS, BY MI0H
" eel Vhelen ~ au,h1r Of billiards wfhort Mester w
be mailed postsge receipt Of price BY OCOhNOh
A COLiaENDER, billiard liable MAKERS IS Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

- Amoficah sAley Fapof MahuIActufIHK Oo''''''' %
A tho second board the market vrry weak, al
shough quite active Chicago and Rock Island declined Y
per cent? New York Central, 1; Erie, Y; Cleveland ard
Toledo, " The bears put out contracts freely this afber
,son and buyers took hold reluctantly. The backbone of
NE market has been broken, AMI the probability that
uhe shorts win soon get fun possession Of ths board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

Total expors 500 ssi eii lo22o7 ,7l9 I2e0sGcss
tosa, era Of specie 62,S29 $50 I9,9SS,iSs 2S6sZls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

fNFstPARLF COUNTRY BOARD. At ToSp 9UOuvs,
I<uH Island, uine mles from me vlrte w Nsesae',
The 'tcrber hss offered bis house - ne - . ~ 10 =,
hoorserr fvoun ths cy keug s l,d wnin lew rls %
Ire great sbinecock bay ard IN gn o. NE o sn.
1870 q 10 soer1 the warm weather ia NE country IN re
so GOOD hsh ng sud g'bnins 10 sight ot NE hose MAKING
~ = ace f0r wisADg Fparts " the xnt
erfrv 81 sfsge from me depot At kivefhssd
q, An, b0rse Price ~ trard - par week 49,,
J0spJA CDRWiN, JS, Rive-seaf, icrc lslini
n, rpf rerce Giltert Davies Of Pine aa hhan
srsS,s New York, or toh1 Maru1, Rive head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

f,oUYTRy BOARD WANTED -wiT Hlr s,lofn , pass
tsrce ~ Inc cy for lazy ans chttn ~ Fffs"
family ~ farm house. ~ Hoferss enStos N'' - -
nor No a Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

L,ARE on THIS BOAT, TWENTY FIVE CENrs.-TlE
regular and cid establishsd line for Shrewsbury, High
ands House, Long branch, Mounts Dock, Browps
Dock PoFt Washington CNd letJwnl AID Red Bank. The
run f0oes from foot VI Robinson street per, North
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

To REGULATE THE LIVER is one of the Phys
clans principal aims mall cases of debility or
weakness of the system, for when this is done
health naturally follows. f
q. To find remedy to do this has been the aim
Of DIR. Sanford during years of practice, where
the LIVER IxvlGonAToE was used with the great
est success and fully experimental with, until
it could be recommended with confidence and
truth, and in no case has it been recommended
for the cure of any disease until ithas been fully
tried, aud known 10 be beneficial in the treat
meut of such diseases.
a. Nearly all the diseases which are subject to
originate from dsordered Liver, which shows
Itself in the form Of jaundice, dyspepsia, sick
headache, sour stomach, biionsness, weakness
Of the back or spine. stomach aud bowel de-
rangement, and many others too numerous to
mention, all of which may be benefited by the
use of the lnyigorator, curing the Liver and =
moving the cause sept5-1m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

..S[GxE CLEAR OUR DgsrRviNGs, THE indie
pendent RspuIlieq,4 of ST. Cinirsvic, this week
contains an article copied from the Iatclligsneer
which it credits to one of ourcity cotemporaries
There may be difference of opinion on this
subject, but we think thatif VIC are thus cheat
cd of our deservings, desgnedly, it is right
down mean This is not the first time We have
had reason to complain.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

jan DRLivGnY.-Two prisoners escaped from
the Belmont county Jail, at St. ClairsVillc, on
Monday morning last With bed post, they
opened a way through the bars. and slipping
down the blankets, left for the corn fields One
of them had been arrested for assault, and the
other for lquorihg man Till l.e died. They
have made good their escape ..--.---..-.---
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

az SKELETON N EVERY CLosEr.'-Ladies now
a.days, says an exchange, wear what they call q
skeleton skirt, or fost sake breyity skeleton
So the familiar expression: ''There is skele
ton in every closet is particularly applicable to
the present period, when many closets may COT.
tain halfa.dozen Of the articles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

q TERRIBLE AcciDENr,--The accommodation
tain. which left this city the night before last,
ran over a man in BOARD Tree Tunnel, knock
ing him down upon the track. A wheel passed
over one Of his legs cutting the limb off just
below the knee. The injured man was employ
ed as awatcIlnnn ut the Tunnel, aud had neg
leeted to light his lamp, and the engineer did
see him in the dark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

In tue WAY of desirable Stationary, new and
Standard books, splendid gold pens and fancy
articles, Mr.. James c. Orr, Main street, is pre-,
pared to deal literally with purchasers. His
Stock is abundant, rare, tasty aud judiciously
assorted Of which all viii be satisfied who visit
his extensive establishment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

YESTERDAY was dark, cloudy, lugubrious.
hypochondriacai, gloomy, misty, dismal day as
ever the sun set upon or hatched out. Old
Sol himself refused to give it couhtcnance, but
screened by the lowering clouds winked and
blinked tlerisively at the contemplate result Of
his last incubation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03
sr. JOHNS FREE CHURCH,
CENTRE YEAEEGISFs.

sEApcn's MINsTKErs give their fitst entertain
meat tonight at Washington Hal. The pro-
gramm. is varied, and will, no doubt be artist
cAlly and humorously performed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03
ruE FtlvEr.ZThe Ohio is about at a stand,

'FHE RIvEE-Fhe Ohio is about at q, stand,
With near three feet water in the channel.
The Albemarle has entered the Parkersbnrg
trade in the place of the Conrier. The new
steamer Snnthron and the new Aurilla Wood,
recently launched from the ship yard here, each
tested their machinery, and everything worked
a lmirnhIy. The former boat has dropped down
othe landing.
Tic North Star, w /. Maclay, j. W, Mailman
md Kato French, are nov laid up at the foot Of
Pigeon Greek near Evansville,
Tho steamer New Lucy SINK above MANN in
the Missouri, has been raised and was due at S.
Louis yesterday to go on the docks.
The sunken steamer AdmiraliS lying straight
and it is supposed will be raised without diff.
Guilty.
The Kate Howard on her recent trip down the
Missu,i river, ran on a sand bar aud broke forty
Of her tiinbers
The recent sale oftbe Eionita MT Louisville, like
the former one has fallen through aud she is up
for another bidder.
Illinois river is falling with three and half
feet scaul In tho channel TKirty!Seven steam
ers have arrived at St. Louis during the last
forty-eight hours, principally from the upper
rivers, some with no freight, and many only
IparliaIiy loaded. There are abnut eighty steam
! ers now Mt the levee. The river here is about
stationary, with six feet ScaDt on the shnalcst
bars to Cairo. Missouri river in avery bad con
dltion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

srnErY OF TuE Peace. ON Thursday evening
last officer Deafenbaugh, of the--frst ward, ar
rested Jacob Miller and accompanied him to
Aid. M'Naughtens office. Miller was arrested
upon complaint of Joseph Morgan Hagan. It
appears that some six months ago, Nicholas
Miller. who resides in the same house with Ha-
gan, sued jacob Miller for the recovery of bor-
rowed money. An ennity arose between the
two MiIlcrs from this cause, during the exist
cncc of which, it is alleged, jacob threatened to
burn down the house inWhich Hagan aud Mich
olas resided Jacob was held to bail in theshn
{ OF two hundred dollars to keep the peace.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

AuBIouous Local news 1t the present time
is rather scarce, hoa belt an Angel that john
never heard of cries write" The fun-loving
individual who sent US an anonymous account
of an "clopement III high life" knew this, and
to make the assurance Of its publication doubly
doubtful, he forgot to give the atiair ''locnl
habitation," and withheld his name. The sin
tercstins'' account states the guilty pare" left
the ''seens" Of their childhood in "a vehicle
drawn BY two horses one of which was a large
mule" We hope they had good time of it
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03
FIIGHL.Y IMPORTANT TO
R ECTIFEERs, La4UOHk H1RISGHg AHTS
AND N1lOI.EsA . 4 6sEsOGERh..

.PLAvoRINGS no pRoDUOE At MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED QUOfE 80 az
The undersigned has lately .Cht improvements In
this branch Of aAnSSs. f AvUFnEs nut up In avl-
agesOf g. 10 6n AZ ERulH, and require but thu Hi'fiot
Of Pur Spirit either lat an Jsc and Ignors such "a
oognnc either iaIS pale, Holland and fslis li. ia;
Scotch rple Peaei, Cerry and BrH1-
dy, Port Madeira Wines Will he iliAinnt PRODUCED u
requires skill, hui OF sgood sFiE!t, saS 8"
gallons To each gallon of the respective Plat athg,
Til. lie st UoiiHe aIt Ilrt4I yellow NhtS, rented
genuine, low any other Importer III tlte U.s
Essences every Liquor Extract cf C6srlsi H. OF
Which prodncCE aOD FhcnsOf CoEnaC. tise'f a9l'i
Raw Whiskey may by DR.. age and boat! preparation
be IAlc snOotiIwith but RtrifinG eNFcise.s - q.
Tie price OF Flavorngs exit eney raederHte and M
y 57 ~ F6Il6l DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTwAEGER,
Chemist 6nd Drugs LsIettIat Gfts nnI Ntt-
No. NIB hlaiden Lntt6, Now Work.
N II. Sole Agent odfrey' Cordial tterS
aud Gin. s-tszi3 rt1h ~ aI.9S-dndkE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

hitEllN AL VIZ liz . At@.A'Ai'Ae +Ahs.AHA
NEw YoRk, Oct. 2.-The steamer Arabia lr-
rived this morning with Liverpool dates to theI
The City of Washington arrived out on the
18th and the North Star on the 18th,
The Indian accounts state that Delhi was not
taken on the 18th of July. Mpre Mutimes had
occurred, including one regiment in the BON.
BAY presidency Several victories are reported
over the mutineers. 1t is reported that the
British troop. have retired from Delhi, on ac-
connt Of sickness. Another report SAYS TINT
large reinforcement has arrived and an assault
was looked for in few days.
The Atlantic Telegraph cable is to be landed
and stored Ut the Plymouth Navy yard until the
next year.
The U. s. sloop of war Plymouth has arrived
Mt Southampton.
AmonetarY panic has occurred on the Paris
BourSe, and the rate of the credit mohilier had
largely declined. The panic las spread to
Vienna and Yauous.
Speculations are aflnat about the approaching
Imperial interview ut Stnmtt Gard 1t is said
that Napoleon desires the Car and Queen Vic
tolia should meet ut Paris. The Spanish min
listers have rendered their designations but they
were not accepted. II is said that Coucha will
continue as Governor General of Cuba.
The Evangelical Alliance was in session at
Berlin. Ambassador Wright, Bishop Simpson
and DR. Baird figured in the proceedings. Mar
tial law has hecn proclaimed in Belfast and all
the armies and ummunitionS are I" be given Up.
There is nothing new from China.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

A Coon oNE.-.t Bones OF Sesch's Minstrcls
who are to give three Of their entertainments in
this city, commencing tonight, g,ts of the fol-
lowing on the "hard times" now prevailngs-
.sBoues' called on his barber, and, finding the
door shut, knocked loudly for abundance. The
knight OF the razor put his head out of the vim
dow and remarked, "YOu hab no use Of knock
III deere; Ise closed" Then hand ne out my
boots fctorted "Bones." The barber retired,
and. il, a moment, one of "Bohe's," boots was
thrown him through the window. The other,
however, was not forthcoming, aud to Bones
enquiry as to the cause of the delay the barber
very c0olly replied; Oats all you can bah
now, Mr.. Bones Is only pnyin fifty percent :"
w Asnrxarox CouSrY Irrxs.--The, 'iron
horse appeared in Washington for the first time
on the ssth ulE ea
~ Rayd Sumuey, of Nottingham township, re-
Gently. shot hawk, measuring four feet SIX III
ehes from tip to tip of his wings.
Mrs Nancy, wife of Rev. John Stockton, ~
cd, pastor of tie Presbyterian church at Crow
Greek, died on the 18th ulte
The case Of hliCreary and "Conley has been
carried to the Supreme Court
a new triaI has been ordered in the Anderson
will case. The Court IL thus ordering, gave n0
opinions upon the legal points prosecuted,
- The Pittsburgh Synod meets In Moholigahela
3 city on the 24th inst
oiFhe burthen train on the Hempfeld K, X.
ran over aud killed horse, near Coon Island, on
p the 2Sth .ult. y. -. Afrs
young man by thei name OF John hardEE,
WAS found dead in his bed, at Blackbnrpls eod
works, near the mouth Of Pine Kun, on the
Monongahela river, on Tuesday morning OF las
week AA1Ae '
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DREW 81 DRAKE,

DREW & DRAKE,
mo- nov, 3 i, M l5S EtseS 3 9iE r st5t OF
n GROCERIEs, to which they repeatedly call tue IT.
various articles jus: rece we'd can0e ioanc the
DOl' rrunes Just %sE sSe;y SR SPa for
Oi.S MEAs00 ms, a' Neal 70 NEW IL! p pRslE.
{1E1ItG BAILEY -25I l,ns.s!, ,ecsi!r'
1 and for sale by [sepi2l DREW ( DRAKE:
y rInr articles, SAFE nv I-euI.l DREW DRAKE.
XTINEGAI FOR FIUALES.-A p.iuie article vi pure Vi
sep ~ "a" ''D - DREW BRAKES.
t.I-RILI fLUGH.
IA BARRELS White Wheat F" rii,P FIYSS u.nDpx
NINoINEATI Sugar Cured Dric't Bce:2Or" lbs ennvase
m1 w S'0's anu TOT S''e y Nj. REILLY.
81 epi4s S. D. HARPER q SONS.
NlgTT GOODS BY EXPRESS.
IL 0llons Poplla, 80. ....,..,.n 49,. .,r,o.
~ t Plain Nos.sleines,
aup27 uElsKELL sNEARINGEN,
TTsE DIR. HARNEV's PURELY VEGETABLE SUGAR
~ COATED PILLS Good Tor all hllo;s comp49in ,.
Complaints digestion Sick Headache, Thron Colds,
are suffering with the diseases, M. nrney's Pills.
by all means. K. BOOKING, Monroe ST
sept4 Wholesale Agent for Western virginia
FLISES! FL4Sh'S! !.
IN Doz Flasks, received and for sale by
CO mhl2 1. II: koGAN d CO.-
1IOIN MEAL IS bushels Of Fresh Meal just e
" ceived aud for sale by DkEM DEAhE,,
jyl Mo- washington ran.
NINE TABLE SALT. Din cUnYeliaut BoNes) family
! II use ID received and for sale by
Oh DoZ. LeShofn Hats, Just received anu for safe low
W wholesale ana RETAIL 'y n HARPER q SON
~ -
ltDA4S Is, Eng M"i h 4'0"'"z' """ sugar
!; :: :: !"
tiIa EiSiis ptits Iueklvs, New stes dress buttons
ladies and Misses Hose IN sreat h,ns mr. @
OrerH RES Soise uO 90 :
NOTIONS A Nd EiHIETl' GOODS.
al, rcl,r ,Itrnt,n 10 TN, fact that vt
w Lay,. ,,c r,trr rrtaI stocE OF Geo X Wheat and
,isr or,irIrs a. H. 1oti6n linr Inyc been added
LIi Iii mo L. mr. srcopI To non. in variety
80 ~ $3.50 49, / T. WILSON & Co.
- ---
IN BOXES RAZIN'S BARBER SOAP, for sale by
- ----7-
ECEIYED Iuil aS-Urt'"cnt 81 IeiItsl STACK, Drih
III SIouch Cloth Caps. tap1SI 5. HARPER q SUN
YIN FAMILY SIITST Ky lust ed aud for sale By
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= TRANSPORTATION.
ohange of sohedule.

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFIcE u. 4 o. Il. r.
Wheeling Station, June l2th,i SiT.(
ON after Sunday evening June 18Th, tie Passenger
Trains this daily at s:1O a N. and $3.50
y. ~. nni II T.. 81. Wheeling. time. s
Tie Mail Train daily except SundayE) at s:lO a. NJ,
WIN and disthtrsc passengers at all tle principal
sIItonS.1
lie EXtresp Train daily At S:ag r. NJ will receive and
discharge al the following stations only Ben
Wou Monndsyiie Cameron Burton, bentons FcrrS Graf
to Rowlesburg Piedmont Currriaud No INV. Station,
johns Run, MaTtins6nTg, HrTpers Perry Mon"eac,
SyEesyilv and Washington Junction.
THE Accommodation Train daily (excePt sundiy) 81
TO- p. NJ will receive and discharge Passengers at all the
principal stations
I'M, Trains follows: The Mall Train ll5
=, NJ, Express Train at ego A. NJ; Accommodation Train
II G:iu Z. NJ. By order OF
". 5. wOODsIDE, Superintendent.
je13 J.B.FORD, Agent.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE IEMPYiELD 4. K.l
WHEELISG, Sept. -, ls56. {
I'lIE above road open and ready to transfer rrif
AMI passrngrrs from Wheeling to Caysye aud all IN
lrrineiiltc stations.
Washington. Depot, Porsyth
warehouse. u. b. PEIRSEL,
Agent,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03

TnE RAlx.-Quitea heavy and continued rain
visited US on Thursday night and yesterday
morning The desolatinG pattcr of the big
drops wns heard during almost the entire night.
IT had the effect to lay the. offensive dust, and
render the following little song not inappropri-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-03
FALL AND WINTER HATS.

1857.
TTJg have fnsto-e are now oIering great variety
w OF F4 Water Hats -forrf: amt domestic furs.
ve invite attention Df Western merchants TO stock.
C.. Is. sLINGLuPP 4 CO..
s.-- :its Baltimore street,
fa baltimore, Nd. y