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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-13

MONROE HOU SE.
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NVE1EBI1TNEi VA.
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Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick TTeaiaebs Of @
standing has heen cured by fas invsOrator ami ~
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lolut ami d Ags the Single and Married. We oGer sbs
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New Books,
TUsT received s-Dr. Kahe's Arctic Explorations, i
q Autobiography OF Peter C0ttWrRht,
Lie OF, John GEeSley,
Boswell's Life Of Johnson,
for sale by * JOS.GRAVE9,
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Sold al.o BY ). II. oRuMBAoKER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. mhs-lE-dRw
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Call and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures.
For sale by t. II Logan a. Co, Waeelur, Gen.
soldby MORTIMER L MoWBRAY,
$40 Baltimore St., Baltimore
P.y-Pr,cs s1.r., hs,,,. and $Oi, BroadUay, 3. :.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-11
Select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-


SINCE the establishment of this school in Janr-
~ 1851 by the present principal James Horncr A. NJ
has received large and steadily increasing Of The public
aested by extensive
nua delegation matrcula,cs 70 the University Chapel
after will be conducted under the
and Professor A. G. late OF the
teacher Of the institution Rev
T. j. Horner will
qualified for the Office appointed may require
The plan of studies designed young advanced
classes college and also TO M those who expect desire
obtain the benefit of full collegiate
life by instruction the ordinary branches English educa
ion For the sake OF the efficiency the
will be limited that ample time bo
lecture the subject lesson by each
department.
Care will be taken also adapt Che nstruc
the latest advancement knowledge the several
branches While the methods shall
consistently preserved will spared provide tho best
apparatus for the work.
adyan
and promote the permanent the schools.
The instructors natives Of North long en-
gad in the profession and authorized those
further information 10 their Official qualifications
distinguished citizens Of this and other States
Among these Hon VIM A. Graham, Hon. W. p.
Cows Moroead and Manly Hon Asa Hggs r. Rev Thomas
Rev. Alexander Wilson, ID. d., Rev. Samuel Rey
T. Deems d. d. the president the North University and
various members Of tho board sss ~
Tho next term will commence the 18th Of July.
Other particulars made known application
Nav
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Notice.

NTHEREAS by virtue of decree entered in a
w suit pending the circuit county
virginia In which Richards Ncln and Della Calvert plaintiffs
and Cccus Calvert Hannah Jci James c John Je admins
traitors Coke, deceased others
other things adudgcd ordered and decreed that the commits
soner who directed take the
should Enquire and the whether
eta Birch sister the half blood the said
the time her death
survived her and the said Ann Coxe and whether she child
children descendant descendants purpose
commissioner Is advertisements
tona Integcnccr and Unon weekly for weeks
Sarah Henrietta Birch, her child children descendant descend
other persons entitled
estate in before said and make
their claim In the distribution OF the
Now therefore, j. Mcneee commissioner OF the circuit
Rppahannock hereby noy the said
Birch she be alive and she child children
scendan descendants other persons entitled to her
interest the estate OF the said Ann Coxe deceased before
office in the town Washington Rappahannoe county
Virginia. the 18th day Of August 1851 aud his
their claim to parake the distribution OF the the
Ann Coke, deceased
JuIy y, 1857. ....... j. Y. MENETEE,
July 4-wlw Commissioner.
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valuable Farm and water-powcr for sale.

TINlIE undersigned offers at private sale very de-
containing $40 located
extremity Charles county Maryland and bounded
the Wiconico
and the north acreek that emc lis waters into the Weomo
mouth Of which there sufficient propcl
o any desirable
The lands well adapted the growth of wheat
the abundance Of
its shores and the quantity of shells that could be made
OF the richest farms the county There superabundanee
wood and comfortable dwelling house, kitchen quarters
house stables and large barn. all good order Oysters h
wild fowl abundant Communications Baltimore the
trict Of Columbia almost daily. Address
JOHN HAME.ssBY,
June 5-IawG Harris Lot p. o., Charles Nd
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The Of person upon books unless
payment Of the subscription be u advance
Distant subscribers BY letter
viii be assumed BY ourselves a u safe
The COUNTRY PAER Pub,hed weekly during tho sessioni
d oongre.s and semlweeky d0ring the recess
Subscriptions period year received on terms
proportioned 10 tho above
as-P0SAAsrEIcs authorised agents; by
sending US yK DAILY
WEEKLY subscribers s25 enclosed will be ennted copy
grais
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Episcopal High School, Of Virginia,
HOWARD, MIGHs
Three Miles West Of Alexandria.
REV. JOHN p, MCGUIRE RECTOR
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
II commence on Wednesday, the 9th Of September
$3.50 for board, tuition lights, fuel mendng payable
semi annually In advance. Ht
Modern languages music, and drawing extra charges
Pamphlets containing TIE course of study &C.
sent to those who request them Direct TO g.,
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary Post Office,
Fairfax county, Virginia,
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nOMPLETIoN Of Panama Railroad. d.-Reduction

rOMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
OF Caorniaunited States mail steamships
York for Aspnwa the 5t Goth Of each month";
These steamships have approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and sIfdy
The Panama railroad az miles long) completed from
crossed In The
checked in New York through Francisco
embarked Panama by the The
paid In New York all expenses Of the trip
York. Panama,
detention accident that the
entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama the they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors through
children without other protectors
For through tickets the lowest apply at the III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
May 6--dn
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH BOOKS
IN Louis Napoleon Bonaparte his Life and Works vols with
steel portrait 81.
Rnssels Modern Europe Kingdoms
the Peace OF Paris in 1856 New edition. with compendous index
4 vols, halfbound calf $40.
Ocean Gardens The History of the Marine and the
methods adopted for its establishment By H.
Noel Humphreys Beautifully illustrated by cooed engravDg
50 25
The Art Of Travel. BY Francis Gallon, !. r. G.. S. 81
A Life Of Napoleon Bonaparte. Illustrated. 75cents.
Manual OF Domestic Economy J. H. Walsh assisted
rous departments by committee Of ladies'
than hundred wood engravngs half bound Price So
Frank Wdman Adventures Land and Water BY Gerstcke
With tinted illustrations by Harrison Weir. 81.
Just imported by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
July is bookstore, 9th street.
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~ ENERAL wEsrERN LAND oFFIcE. --Fill-

~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.-Fill-
N more, Osborn, Co, streets (up
srs nearly opposite House, Dubuque
born Co.. SO Clark street. Chicago Illinois, IIussey
Keokuk Iowa. real estate agents stock exchange
their attention TO the Of
negotiated locating
Will locate joint
Every location made from
paid, &C, &c, &c.
B property left IL required placed
Chicago giving
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited.
- 2S-d3m
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United states Patent once,

Washington July 90, 1857
ON the petition Of James Millholland Of Reading,
" Penn praying the patent him
the 23d September 1s43 for improvement in railroad
png years the expiration of said patent which
takes place on the 23d day of September, 1867
said be heard at the Patent Office
Monday the 2lst September next at IL o'clock aud all
appear they have why said
uien ought not to be granted
opposing the extension required file in the Patent OF
ce their objections specially set forth in writing at least twenty
before the day Of hearing All testimony filed by either
the said hearing be taken transmitted
with the the Office which will be furnished
plication.
will be Sth September;
dcposons and other relied testimony be filed
the Office before the morning Of that day the arguments
IL any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice BIO published the Union neh
gencer Evening star Washington d. c. Republican
pennsy vanan, Philadelphia Penn. Daily
" and Boston, Mass week for three
previous to the 2lst Of September next the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
SEors OF the above will please copy their
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice.
July 2I-1nw3w
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BANKING HOUSE or CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington January 1897

BANKING HOUSE OF CIIUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January 1, 1867.
J0HN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
- this day admitted partners Banking House
Cubb Brothers The this composed Of Cas
Chubb John D. Henry House in Da-
composed Charles Chubb III Douga
Alexander Barrow, the Brothers, Bar
row, h Co CHUBB BROTHERS,
1--dU
NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS being
In the intention OF the board Of directors Of the Washington
Rockville Turnpike
District requested
dress apply the undersigned
Of April noxt- JOHN G. BRENT
No 80 Louisiana
j. c. LEWIS,
Feb 24-3tawtf 4s2 Seventh street
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II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest Of and Twelfth streets, Washington d. O.
Ap 11-dlyt
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Tickets s10-haves s5--quartcrs 81 So
Certificates Of packages of &c whole tickets sI35 90
DO do 70 half do q
Do do 20 quarter do 33 rs
packages in the
splendid prompt attention and an
who
Address r. J.. BUCKLEY Agent
July Is Wilmington, Delaware.
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FJNHE Life of Charlotte Bronte, author of " Jane
Il Eyre" by Mrs Gnskcr. 2 vols. 81 So
Quackenbos's History Of the United 81.
The Olive Branch or, White IA Farm.
New Biographies Of lustrious BY Mpoaulay ohqs o.
May IA FRA a. IA ION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
The Trouble NJ P1erunopt.

The reported trouble among the lsborers a, Permont
turns out to be greatly exaggerated. There
ing worth mentioning The facts TO be tina, the
President of the Company, In initiating hs eccuomziug
policy proposed to cudown the aborers the road from
81 TO 90cents per day This OF course produced much
discomfort among the men, and they declared they would
not work al the companys price. Superintendent Riddle
hired thirty men up the river, who agreed 10
work a the reduced rate and Thursday last they
landed the dock at Piermont The regular aborers,
who still at work hearing of the arrivals proceeded
TO the dock, where alteration between the
Cured Some Of the new men being frightcd away,
and took refuge oshe machine ofthe company Upon
this the employees Of the company became alarmed and sent
70 the police OF this city for aid, which promptly
dered. With the police went up on Friday night some 200
tworkmen) 70 take the place of the old In
the latter did not accept the companys terms As
known that police force had been sent 70 keep
the peace the aborers came " their senses aud express
ed their willingness 10 come 70 terms All quiet yes
terday The superintendent has determined 20 keep the
until Tuesday next, "a see that the lsborers
keep their agreement The police Will not return pro.
badly, until Monday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

THE CINCINNATI BURGLaR-THE wArcfns IDESrpKD
Chief Of Police Haines Of Jersey City, yesterday morning
rcceiveda telegraphc message from Cninnni, embody
ing minute description OF the property found in the
possession Of "chares Warren" who arrested al
the Philadelphia Hotel Friday morning. The watches
dreye Co, of No $50 Main street. Cincinnati, whose
establishment was robbed on Sunday night last The
mafks teegraphed 90 the Chief correspond precisely
with those upon the watches found in Warrens posses
sion eprisoncr yesterday taken before Recorder
Bedford, who committed him 10 the Hudson county jail,
TO await the arrival OF Mr. sreve who IS hs way
from Cincinnati The whole number of watches stolen
from the Messrs Sreve seventy eight silver, sixty
gold together with chains and other articles valued al
st about ~ 600 Warren had twenty eight gold and
twenty six silver watches and s supposed that he
had aconicderae, with whom the booty was divided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
American Bible Society.

The stated meeting ~ the managers was held Al the
bible House, Astor place Thursday the 80 instant at
half past four NJ, Hon Luther Bradsh In the chair
sisted by William Crosby, Benjamin l. Swan and Fran
eis Hall. Fsqrs
Eleven societies we're recognized Of which two are
IN Iowa, three in Mississippi thrcet Texas one 10 Wis
cunsin one IN Connecticut and IN Nebrka Territory
Communications were presented from MISSIONARY m
Kentucky asking grant of books fof Sabbath school
for colored persons louisville which was granted from
agents IN different States and Territories showing the
general advancement Of the work though complaining
the money pressure RON Rev VT pe Aaos ot jackson.
Vile expressing satisfaction a the correctness Of the
Portuguese Testament recently published by this society
from Rev Samuel worcester Of Parkbili, in regard /,
prptipg a new Cherokee Bible; from Rev. Dr. Anderson
Secretary of the American Board Of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions In regard 70 unds Tor printing the Scrip
urcs =, their Mission stations from Rev g. Dodd smyrna
askue d 10 distribute the Scriptures In thai region from
Rev Mr. Bergne, Secretary Of the British and Foreign
Bhle society regard 70 printing The Russ Testament
and the distribution o the Scriptures in different parts OF
Grants we're made 10 wilberorce University FOR colcred
vpufh IN Ohio of Bibles for Sunday school and Bible
classes that institution Testsments 10 the Orphan
Asylum Auburn, n " testamens tO the Chaplain OF The
tinted frgate Powhattsn for distribution in China
hociaw Testaments for the mission among the Cboctavs
books Danish aud English for distribution 10 Vera Cruz
books in Portuguese and English, for distrbutiou
among sailors 20 the Presbyterian Board cf M,sanus
Bibles and Tes,amens Cor Africa with numerous smaller
grants, and sixty seven volumes for the blind.
To the Missionary Society Of the Methodist Epscoral
church $500 granted printing the Scriptures Al
Pub Chaw China and $50 towards circulating the Scrp
lures at smyrna, IN Asia Minor, alluded to above.
Agents appointed for Florida and Alabama IN place
Of t~e who had resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

ARRESTED roR OBTAINING Goops UNDER FslsK RuRrsS.
rAuoSs-Among the that will be presented N the
Grand Jury is that Of Julius Marsh who brought
before Judge Russell charge Of obtaining $3.50 worth
Of scgars by Of false token and false representa-.
tons The complainant James Schott an importer OF
segars, doing business at No william street. who made
affidavit TO the effect that Marsh went 10 hi. store on
The 24h q November last and said he wanted purchase
seears OF him. that IN payment thereof rather col
lateral security Tor the segars he presented certificates of
stock purportng to be Of the Cumberland Coal and iron
Company and which he represented to be genuine He also
told the complainant that they had been selling the Board
~ Brokers IN this city Mt between oil and ti2 share
Upon these representations Mr Scho sold the
him. Mr Edward y Looms, secretary OF the company,
which was chartered IN 1882 testified that the certificates
were not genuine and that they had been for sale by
the Board OF Brokers The false certificates signed by
W Patscn az President and George Gray Secretary
while Mr., A. MeHadey " the President and Mr. Edward
y. loomis the Sccretyry of the company. Marsh
fully committed In default of &5 600 bail and the papers
are 20 be presented 70 the Grand Jury 10 morrow.
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Superior Conrt-GeuersI Term.

nycEs@R 5, 1ss7.--wiam NJ wilmarth VI. Abra-
ham Lyon Report Of referee set aside order Of refe
renee vacated. New trial ordered
William W Corcorsn vs. William Judson--,Judgment
affirmed with costs
Thomas Haddock vs. George O. Burns.--Judgmens az.
hrmed with costs.
Atlantic Mutual Company vs.. William ". Bird et Al
Judgment for piaintf for ts35 6t and interest
william J. Buck James Bnrke Judgment affirmed
Henry Dooh,le vs. Joseph Nsylor.-judgment modified
and N be settled
William Radford W. Harris Wson.--fudgment afirmed
James W. Elwcll et al vs. Moses Cbamberlin-New
trial ordered. Costs to abide event
Frederica Peterson Edmund a. Rawson Judgment
reversed. Rtral ordered Costs 10 abide the evens
George bins et al vs.. Thomas Rchardson.-Judg
ment affirmed Suab costs
Jenny Gray vs. Fanny Lessiugtou Judgment ahipned
with costs
Edward Ie Hurray vs.. John W neamster Judgment
affirmed with c,Sis
calendar II short Will be made and called on
Saturday next, At IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
TAavr Excrsoys.--rhe Harrison Guard. cam, oonlv.

TA@sr ExcusoSs-rhe Harrison Guard, Capt Comfy
paraded nifty three muskets their annual excursion and
contended for forty prizes al Mott Haven This well
drilled company.
The Eagle Guard, composed OF the member OF Engine
Company No tS paradcd seventy muskets and shot for
sixty prizes At the River House, They commanded
by Captain ponavan.
The Aurora Guard Captain McCabc, composed Of the
members Of Engine Company No As mustered ninety one
muskets their annual excursion, last Monday mum
Der Of politicians went with the company and good su
ber Of valuable prizes distributed among the best
shots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

An ALLEGED punlIsHKR oasCESa LIERsruRE IN Cus-
ropyJoseph Clark, Of No. is7 william street, taken
into custody yesterday by policeman Phillips, of the So.
cond precinct charge Of selling obscene literature The
accused, tits charged Is the publisher Of sheet called
"venus Miscellany and has within the past two or three
days sold some three four thousand copies Of the vile
publication to uewsboys and others. The prisoner was
brought before Justice Connolly at the lower Police
Court where he held TO bail In the Of $500 10
answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

NEw EwuoywN rNsiEs-H will be seen by cur
advertising columns that Nr Jobson, formerly surgeon
dentist the royal family Of England, and Of 39a
Fourth street New York purposes opening and u
crstvc of employment for females, by teaching
them the avocaiion of a dentist Whatever doubt may
the ability efa lady 10 undertake the duties of
srhyscan surgeon, there be TO her per
feet competence to perform all those Of the dentist,
q the sbest dentists Europe being females and the
especially qualified for the delcacy Of tho female hand
In the of a few weeks, understand Mr.. job.
son rapidly and economically qualities ladies' and gentle
men 10 undertake all the mos, difficult branches of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

Pro9ress or Free Love and Passional Attrac-
tion In OhiO-Arrest OF Nine Of the Disciples
on . Charge OF Adultery-The Town Of Bcr-
lin Heights the Abode Of the Free Lovers
A Convention or the Progressionists, and Its
Indignation mt the Backward Condition Of
the Social Systena-Mrs. SOphrOnia POwers'
Enortsin Favor or Progress-The Free Low
ers Somewhat Worldly Minded and spscu-
Iative-A Woman Married to Everything
that Wears Breeches-Free Love ResOiu-
ti0ns-Woman not 70 be Interfcrcd with I'm
the Regulation or her Love and Maternal
Nature-The Place Broken UP, sc.
OUR sANDUsKY CORRESPONDENCE.