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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
no the STOCKHOLDERS, BONDHOLDeRs
i and CREDITORS of the TOLEDO, WABASH and

%EsfEas fRAiIsoAp cSNrASY: w....-, ,.nm.,
Company duly Organized unter he lazy: Of tie Ohio
nd .dn y the cIRS01 r q %.5.s md ans L
Rfosd Company hss become embarrassed and unable TO pay
II. debit they mssss I'd .s, cop sas which es.
conflicting claims And vatr.s a the ds.rs o.
81 s:. 1t sd n By S. and
debts and the surrender OF portion q s Cspa
sst Mod q 2;
holding the interest described opposite our
contained mutuy made the underdsned TO each Other sad
to the ,sa Company DO ~ cwn. ,pons and
the fdIeao .zd nei. RsIlo Company or Of as Lake
wsbh ard s. Loyi; Railroad Company ..Iee to fund one
On fAass Iss 2 become due On , d5
y Of nS the ssasa u q sc
=, r.; e. ay Il. ~
take therefor par the notes or Bonds Of TIE
HOnsnseI ISL with interest the Of cen.
snnu payable ,em annually the coupons % 20 De Do
e Il the ., G no ses or nf bond. "
W. the a q bs Hs s ss ssSe n sa
y par cert amount thereof snd the unpaid interest to
the December, 1857 In the Capital Stock OF the Com
Iabd We TIE holders Of the Income Bond, q said
y per cent Of the sucunt thereof In the Capital Stock OF the
respective claims and receive In lieu thereof
Preferred Stock Ofthe Company. at par entitled to dividend
TJ& We, tho stockholders Of the Company. agree to
and cancel seventy I've per cent Of the amount Of
s,oci leld BY each OF
SG1h In the event Of the inability to obtain the general
the creditors Of the Company TO this agreement We
te boilers the Second Mortgage Bonds in of
foreclosure Of the mortgages TO said bonds and
and purchase thereof such oecIoure
by a. OF behalf extend to suoh creditors Of the
Company tha subscribe hereto the spirit Of this
In The reissue Of Second Mortgage rds to the amount OF
e Scord Mortgage Bonds subscbej hereto and the sd
don Of the road sueh SALE and Issue stock TO the
spbscrte this In accordance with the provisions
hereof being the intent of parties to 20 the
true Of this TO all the Subscribers hereto
the like position and il al the creditors aud stock
holders and this with
cut such foreclosure and sale.
+" serenfh The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad
Company hereby agree cary out the foregoing puaons
The part Of the Company
Prosided That this Agreement shall not be binding upon
the hereto unless the and shs b. carried out
sd perfected either BY the general consent Of parties inter
eed by the aid Of Court Of Law should become
sary 70 invoke the aid Of such Court
The Be incurred In carrying this
srn cement 70 be paid fion the earnings Of the Road
1.-THE foregoing Aereesnt to be for subscription BY the
parties until the fifteenth day Of January
Parties interested invited to call a, the office Of Com
psI v No. 81 Wiiism,t, corner Of Pine stHov. 1887
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SIMEON DRAPER, Aactioneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office No. Sc Pine-st.

ID corner of william Auction Sales a. the Merchants EK
ehspse TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS also, Special Sales any
othef DAYS whss required Stocks and Bonds boughand solo
st Private Sale also at the Bosrd Of Brokers
To avoid fictitious and facilitate those who desire
30 male bops hi- sales Mr. Draper viii be present st the Aer
ehsnts Exchange 2i O'Clock each day snd receive fo
-. Al public suSion such Certificates Of stocks Bonds 10
a. shs be presented for ths. purpose in addition to biz
regularly sdvertised list
SPECIAL SALE THIS DAY, ct lfi o'clock, 81 the Mer
chants Exchange. For particulars see Catalogue.
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
S-.lrso CEAMBER FURNITURE Hoos,kespsrs Ia wat q
.e ctssP az i..hoaabe styles q Bedroom furniturs vh
fbd dive assortment 81 h y. TARRINGTONs War
rcou, Ne SIS Csnasa. opposite ~eos.sTss New York.
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IL scrbsr agent for the pst-ntee has the sactou Of 10
kgraipl be pubic shs. tAi. remarkable MOTIVE ENGINE
REQUIRING NO WATER ABSOLUTELY FRGc IRON
DANGER OF EXPLOSION, EXTREMELY ECoSohICAt
IN FUEL, and requiring enGueerins att nd.nce Has
JUST BEEN PERFECTED. As this ESgne 10 Of universal
ability is motive agent being atmospheric air bus fec
Of the toi which i !. suitable pesd Be sa1mere5
FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGO WORKING
PUMPS FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES WITS WAcEa
AND FOR PURPOSES OF I8RIGATI0S WORKING
PRINTING PRESSES SUPPLYING MOTIVE 20 SEs
FOR TIE VARIOUS OPERATIONS OF TUE fAkN
YARD, SAVING WOOD. FILLING CfsTEaSs he ~
private estsblishmentsi DRIVING MILLS F0a GRINDING
tOPFEE AND OTHER SPICES; WOdkING HOSTING
GEAR FOR WAREHOUSES 40 Coppersniths potter
voodtunsr and similar artisans DO afford 70
&c ENGINE ready instrument to do their dudse ou sis
one while may be e without sttenc for hears ~n
warm their and cook their food time that
supplies motive power mineral coal, wood pea, ehAcos
beso ,l suitable for fuel
For filing Of private houses 10 ciss gss
produces cent beat for scsu.cs the Tue sub
rber ready execute orders viii be CAD
afford 81 requisite nforrr ssion the subject
JOHN B KIrCHING, No 81 williams
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Real Estate for Sale.

EARM AGENCY aud OFFICE Of REGISTRY,
LNOR SALE or TO LET-An elegant frst-clsS
four story HOUSE IN SSha, brown stone front; bulk
spe finished throuShoE the no superior style VITA every
Iu pavement WA De cold able terIns win be lee
Al vers mod.sss rent good tenAnt Apply Of No. Ess
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Cost ano found.

GNhLf BOOR.-Lost at or ia going 70 tie
nv es.n IN gory sae papers Ps,msa. Of ts- ehs h.s
% hntsi niss he'll tAs mccoy ana receive
asas RI No 81; tas Ws8e: and PaPsrs 70 the iater1s
ga hh"AkD-L LOST, about ten dlv. since.
Siss SO Tssssy n "a. s',si @sI oenS si.s oPEsi
Ito ssosx rev ssd vii ,. psid fr 81 ~ tb r. - . .
orc, 40 ks fesist or e. No. i,s Es,t ish.. az 81
sses;.oss sske6 t''" s-1 -
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MistelIaneous.

brushes, Of every description, at the Brast
- Psc;ory No. 80 Pearl e., Frsni Hn-squsrs Al article.
oid .. the lowest factory pru PSnt Brushes o. v.sy sv
periof aca-ty constautlv 90 hand JOHN HnpPEL
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Essal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of IN order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New York. notice e heysby sven al Per
sons having claims against THOMAS CONWAY late of hx
City Of Savannah Georgia deceased prent toe viii
vOaeber thereof to the subscriber ct his chop Ma ga Pearl
the City Of ke~ York before t seventh day Of De-
saber nsxDsed New YORK the second day Of June 1857
June @lsvsIM ROGER MCGUIRE. Atu.ia;ssrasos
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JoHy LLOYD, Anotioneer
TOHN LLOYD & son will SELL at PCBLlC
WAGsfAFF HOUSE,
corner Of stb sv add 18th THURSDAY Dec 1917 a.
BOARD or CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS,
Of o.e which are rese we'd the Commissioner for de'cp
ton Of which Catalogues -
All buildings % be removed before the 18th day OF December
1857, or forfeited .
cen had Of the Auconeer at the Office OF the Con
snpers Bank Of Commerce, and ct The Wsstaf Hoese I'VE
AZ, nre Won, 10 the sale JOHN LLOYD SON,
1901 No Is Nassau st., CommonwestA buhoinsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

FULTON FIRE-NSURANCE COMPANY
An ELECTION for DIRECTORS this Company vill b.
b, a. the Office No 40 Walst MONDAY the It'll dsJ Of
Dec,mbfr next between the hours Of u IN ana
JAMES NJ. RANKIN Secretary.
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RICHARDS KIsGIiSD, Auc.ioneer;
DY RICHARDS KINGSLAND a. 10,
I'D sslesroon No i5s Charbersr
extern IVE 81 LIZ

K = Co viii eel on WEDNESDAY. Dec 2 at 10.
o'clock at their sale.room No Chambers 8 the e11
Mrors OF their own manufacture; also 500 choice Engayn5
Paintings OIL and Pas.el in handsome gilt Iosewooo o
vsnut and osk fames This ofes greet indncemens 20
those about purcbars either for country or city
,yery variety best goods The shove are 81 ne an.
Of The iste tyes Goods packed and forwarded under our
The stoei can be eIsnsd days previous to sale
Tenn: All sums over 9 ito months approved po.e.
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FARMyRy BANK. BRIoSEPoRr,
BRIDGEPoRr. Conn Nov H. 1857.
IRON and AFTER this date until further nOtice)
Il the notes Of the FARMERS BANK BiidsePort Conn,
will be redeemed by L 8. LAWRENCE6 Co., No l6f Mas
New York cent discount having discon
tiuued 70 redeem Of the Suffolk Bank, Boston
O. TOALINS0N,
Presidept q he F,rrner4 Bank. Biidgep1rt, Conn.
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INSTRUCTION.

COMMERCIAL and CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ No. IS Henys r the reception 81 guP.l: o. a.
ages. sOLOd JLNHEts a "a IIlNNP~-
FEMALE DEPARTMENT, No. 1879 Eas. BfoadvaJ.
IENNETTE I. DOUGLASS PrincPaA
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Doar1 ano Rooms.
Gouses to fet.

HOUSE to LET The irstclass three-story
HOUSE No 2i5 Eas lCthst The house 10 ia P'Tisc;
a. tbe modem iuprov eulents such baths
SC has newly painted VIII BE- let log TO Soe
t.r,L' tie rs, Of MAJ Apply to T. HAGAN' No. la
McuougG d.
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Of the County Of NewYOrk ss<ls. u L.r,s, .s..'
p-rson. hssins elsinis sssins; JOHN T. Ssafss
Ate Of the City Of NcwYok merchant aesss.a 70
..ne With vouchers thereof 70 the s1bssrA4r a. X. -
bo.nes. No $50 Broadway, N The City q Ssw.Yet -
hefore M. srsf day Of March Deed Nes OH -
dsy Of August 1857. JAhES OBRlkN. Aanlais,ss,s- :
lavSuM
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CUPREMt COURI --GEoRGE SNYDER,

sons ntercsted In the estse Of FREDFRICK SfNDLEk
Of the City Of SewYork deceased CREDITOR ssssss
o. kA or Otherwise send greeting: You snd sssS II yss ~
and required personally 70 be appear s
Susre.sts the County Of Eew-York ODE q - Cy
Of New.Yerk tns t.eps, eighth day u April sss
osock the Of that day the ssd Ae 70 stce the
ina setten Of the secount u proceedm reomw Bosn
oble of the lss win and tessnert deess.e
In testisony whereof have caused - seal Of es
Surrogate to b. hsreunto affxed Witness AleEanda ~
H. Bradford esq Surrogate Of eur sid County 81 the ~
OF New York the 2l,t day Of October, n the year q
our Lord one thousand eight hnndfse and hAy sevsn
noy9 lawsvM A. w. BkADfOhD Safrofss@
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Ghonres for Dusiness mfr..

TRY GOODS WANTED for CASH.-Psrtes
IL bsyint aood stock Of DRY GOODS to dispose Of for
worth from eco 5000. ~i find cash purchaser
bs addressing A Chicago ct the Office Of The New York
Dauy Tin DR. Go ds pr. Tsbe. All communication
b. relied on AZ strictly CONFIDENTLY.
ITO COUNTRY BANKERS The subscriber
i would like to obtain the AGENCY fsT tbs REDEnP
lion Il the MOTIFS Of COUNTRY SANK. e thor in this
s..c New Eussne New Jersey provided loan be
otaiI ID for good ecnny wi BE- given. Address CUR
REkCY Station d, Nes York PostOf,e.
ct. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH, Lafayette.
- rsce- PEW No. no. middle ais for sale Price 800
iroure at No 81 Vest SSd.st.
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p1n Nln "A person in st. Louis, with
~ I''.SvVI. With large experience 10 business: and
scousnsrce from New Orleans St Joseph but With u
ud-hsss been recently burned outwistes TO CONNECT
ulMSELF vito PARTNER who can command $1,000 or
upward bssiDss In OF the Missouri River
Towps His Itreoos p,ion.be and be known
by Qur ns Of HIRAM SMlTa No. 1871 Front 81 Ne York
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the County Of New York, notice 10 b,,zh,
son. having claims sssins, AMY HAwxHTssr . ~ ~
vouchers thereof {. the subscriber At The a. -
Parsons Co. CoumI.,Ion P.per kerchasis Il. IA I
st. In the City 81 New-forf. on before II, 49,
Of March nert-Da'ed New ION &c sSe LAY Of Arrg. ~
.Si lsw6uMs DANIEL GRIFFIN
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A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEAuEA
a. No. @ BROADWAY. NETWORK,
Nc Isl MONTAGUE PLACE. BROOKLYN.
Classes opsH for the reception Of pupls
Weekly Assemblies for Ladies sna 6entsmen both sssb
Hshmesss for practice In The Lancer ossds German Cod
Ior and eli other dances
For Circulars Of ,es, no. sppy q either Of the Acslsss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-04-09
HONOLULU.
BUSINESS CARDS.
p. FOLGER.

Ship Chandler Commission Merchant Queen
opposite Makee Anthons brick block, Honolulu Oahu 81
REFERENCES;
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.

VEVHE UNDERSIGN NED is prepared to repair or
~ manufacture all kinds of machinery mill gearing, wndt
lass gearing ship forgings and smith work.
Cart boxes, forge backs, any &C. hand and made to
order
Iron and and best quality of smiths coa for sale.
Also excellent small sized mill with copper train
complete, adapted either horse or water power
2-tf u. NJ. WESTON.
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APRIL 9, 1897
BUSINESS CARDS.
AGENT FOR THE

Ns" 0fE o+>2tFU Oh [ stiCfN fAIErp'
The undersigned notify Merchants, Ship Masters
&C. that he has been duly appointed Agent for the
New York Board Of Underwriters.
13-Iy ALEN. j. CARTWRIGHT.
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HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,

JAMES F. b MARsHALI, Ireaslrr Post-Udce Buildings up
Stairs lift
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAIICMANU STREETS,
Dr. MCKBBN begs intimate that he is joined
Dr. Robert McKbbn, member of the Royal College of Sur
LOndon of whom being always in attendance
will afford additional guarantee persons requiring
advice II medicine.
lie received of English Drugs Permery,
&c. of the best quality, with which the establishment viii
constantly be supplied and which will be sold reasonable
terms.
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest Medicine chests carefully examined and
repleniShed.
A. NJ, P. NJ
week days, and Sundays O'clock A. NJ, te1 O'Clock,
A. NJ. AT other times, at his residence, Union street.
consignment Of best London White Paint and Lnseed Oil
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

OFFERS FOR SALE following invoice Of
" Chandise, arrived from Boston in the bark MESSEN
Err BIRD Homer during the month of Nov, 1906
10 Cases blue cotons bales cings, do brown cottOns,
Bales denims, do brown drilngs, cases blue drills
Crate yellow nappes 10 nests tubs, 10 cases brogans,
3 Cases do, l do sewed do, 5 do thick boots
Sc lasting CATERS, 2 hhds butter, 20 terces hams,
rs Haf-bbls crushed and granulatcd sugar,
10 Gases boiled inseed oil, bbs do do do,
1 &" pain killer box beeswaXs 2 kegs salt petre,
80 Kegs zinc paint IS kegs pure white lead,
10 Cooking stoves, doz. StougitonS elixir,
2 Cases assorted chocolate, 100 tins water crackers,
20 Tins oysters, so do butter do, 10 do wine do
80 DOZ. assorted meats, II do blk pepper,
10 English mustard, do tomato ketclup 20 do oysters.
10 capers, do pickles, = do assorted herbs,
20 peas, II do 10 do meat
water, do gooseberries 20 do Holsters,
Is g claws 20 do lemon syrup 10 do brandy peaches
" do cherries, "a do cherry brandy,
blackberry do do Boxers bters, 3 do ounces,
10 g roast beef, D do do mutton, do boiled do,
II extract lemon, do mince-pe meat 10 do beef SOUP
20 " assorted preserves, D do pepper sicuce,
&" pepper, 8 preserved milk,
1 assorted essences do gosse,
turtle soup, DO oxtail do 10 do assd. sauces.
carbonate soda, do tartar, do horse radish
Z" compound aroma, 8 do Spanish olives,
red current jelly, do rhubarb, do strained honey,
10 Kegs pickles 20 doz. asstd preserves,
90 Boxes each Is lbs, CavendisIl tobacco
HalfboXes Ss 10 split bales hops,
Case Sulana raisins, bbs pepper. uutmegs,
10 Kegs white beams 20 kits No i mackerel,
10 Boxes Goldfish 30 do herrgs 10 do chemical olive
Case primes, do Aanantine candles, do table salt,
Kegs Carolina rice 10 bxs olive OIL dcz ons
Is Bags shot, doz handled axes,
Also
Packages Manila rope, inch H. so coils DO whale line,
so Packages ratlin stuff,
10 worm line, honseine and marline
Coils Russlan bolt 2lO ash oars asst, to Is feet
100 Casks nails, do zinc do, 2 reels lead pipe
Il Packgs. sheet iron bales SInny bags,
Bale bUrap pockets, do Crin bags, (or coffee
bags, all of which merchandise is offered low and upon
174s CHAs. BREWER 2D.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
q. z. SNOW,

Importer anl Dealer in General Merchandise, Honolulu, Oahu,
Ii. L. So
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY.
JAMES F. B. MARSHALL Treasurer Pogt-0fce Buildings up
l1-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19
Tnr F\,n-yzjr,l anil Inst Jl,,--TbonL.

TnE FLtR-2Iirtl and List Day. Thanks to
the rain of Thursday evening, we are able To
announce that the dust was not so annoying
yesterday. Tie atmosphere was still close aud
oppressive, and consequently opposed to real
comfort. Brood mares, saddle horses, thorough.
bred stations, matched horses; fancy matches,
and single driving gcldings and mares were ex-
hibited, tothc infinite pleasure of the visitors,
and to the honor Of the association, and the sec
ton Of country in which it is located Ancx-
animation Of the stalls on the west side of the
enclosure, has convinced us that this is by no
means n hcggislt region of country. The por-
kers were mcngcrly represented, and VIC learn
that there were few, If any fine specimens ex.
hibited since the commencement of the, fair,
except two fine grown hogs, owned by Col.
Lofand, Of Cambridge Ohio, which attracted
many admirers. Col. Luflnnd also exhibited
some splendid thorough bred cattle, aud among
them magnificent short-horned Durham bull.
We learn that Col. L. disposed Of two two. year
old heifers, aud two calves, upon the ground
yesterday, for the sum Of four hundred dollars
These specimens all took premiums Hon Jno.
S. Carlisle, ofsthis State, was the purchaser Of
the cattle .z..s I'D
Ia the afternoon, about three o'clock, the i'm
mepse asseniblage was surprised to see two
ladies entering the ring in blue riding dresses,
aud for a moment excitement was on tip-toe
The ladies proved to be the Misses Loper, of
Belmont county. Ohio. The fearlessness which
they pushed their steeds around tie enclosure,
the nice management displayed, the ease and
grace which they maintained their positions liz
the saddle showed them TO be entirely expert
in this valuable accomplishment
But The great exciting event Of the day, was
the trial of speed for purse Of one hundred
dollars. There were three competitors for the
prize, and five heats we're run amid u yociferous
aud prolonged manifestation of enthusiasm.
The successful nag was a sorrcl mare owned by
Mr.. Edwards, whose chief competitor was an
apparently broken down sorrcl horse owned by
Mr.. David Barnett. "Hiram" the old soFrcl
horse, won the first heat-time S:O8. The sec
ond was dead heat. After the second heat
Mr. Hnmlin, one of the the competitors with
drew Tile last three heats were won by the
bright sorrel mare of Mr.. Edwards. Time-lst
2:52; 2nd 1867; srd $3.50.
The number Of persons within the enclosure
was larger by some thousands, than upon any
previous day, there being many present from
the city. The tnrn out of ladies was tremend-
Ous-many ''ol the best respect in Isome"-and
consequently there was not much room to spare
in the particular localities where they most did
coagresate.".
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

TINS CIVIC AMP MiL,rA,sY BAli--'rhe grand
Civic aud Military Ball at Washington Hall, on
Thursday evening, was attended by larger
number Of ladies' and gentlemen than We ever
sa* eonsregated therein for similar purpose"
The music was excellent, the arrangements and
decorations unexceptionable, while in real truth
= thousand hearts beat happily. Tho en-
iivenins entertainment was kcptup until late
hour, aud SO thorough the enjoyment expe-
Tienccd that it required much persuasion to get
many of the happy hearts to dcsist. We owe
the managers an apology for neglecting 20 all9de
TO the entertainment yesterday morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

Tnr RlvrR.-Allof our packets have with.
drawn or are making only semi-occasional
trips. The rains of the past two days may
bring the Ohio up little, but tits thought du-
bio1s by those experienced in such matters.
The j. B. Ford was expected to arrive last night
If she succeeds in getting up it is understood
she will leave to-day for Point Pleasant The
Federal Court will please take notice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19
81 TRR UNION IsrNR:.
9Frlor, CoRSeR WATER AND MONROE sT2grrs.
OSS OF q'TIEI CENTR AI, a MERIf

.GVloS-W E HE UENINaI9 AMEKItll4.
NoRPoLS, Sept ls.-Thc Steamship Centra!
America Numbered on Saturday last. Fifty
passengers were rescued by the Norwegian
Bark Elvira, including 2B fennles The officers
were all slost except James NJ Frazer, second
officer The Chief Engineer, Geo. E. Ashley,
took boat and deserted the ship. The two
million Of dollars in specie which were on board
the Central America, was lost. The Central
Anlelica was commanded hy Lieut.. Wm. l.,
SHcrdpn, VI s. Navy The crew consisted Of
lol- ltlcli, and 5SJ p9SsensGrS total, G2G sOnlS
1SStvANS5lus1 18th. - The Bark SaXony arrived
at thisport .tltiS morning, with passengers
rescued from The wreck oil the Central America
She reports the vessel, treasure Inniis and a
portion Of the crew, together with tlie women
and children aslost. Forty persons were saved
by the brig Marine, hound for Boston. Forty
nine other passengers were picked up by the
bark Eliza.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

WATER PIPE.-The water pipe leading under
the bed Of the Wheeling Greek, has been COR
nected, and the people in the hillside in Centre
Wheeling, are now in receipt of a full supply Of
water. Superintendent Hall, deserves great.
credit for the energy he has exhibited in this
work. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

FSE TeETu.- specimens orartifcial teeth,
eyes aud noses, exhibited yesterday at tLc Fair,
by the Messrs. HuIlihen of this city, are sur
prising evidence Of the perfection which has
been aimed at IN this improving art The one
eyed eyed them, the tootIsless yearned after
them, and those vino were fortunate enough to
possess sound masticqtors stood sghast, . q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

TaE Parissian tooth paste is now all the SO.
And as an evidence of it's popularity and sue
cessfuI rvalship with all others we need only
say, that it is to be found in every drug store in
our city, to the exclusion of every otheF paste.
We have tried it, aud know whatit is, and there
fore, speak from experience. Il does not con-
tain las most pastes dol -four Of emery, pumiee
stone, or any other destructive ingredient, but
is perfectly harmless to the teeth. Z. Docking
is the sole manufacturer. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-19

AccIDENr.-A man named James Mcdonald
accidentally cut himself on the arm with large
knife inputting up a canvass attic Fair Grounds
on Thursday, and came near bleeding to death
We learn that the flow of blood was stop ped
after many and various efforts, and that the
man, though still weak from the Joss thereof,
was recovering rapidly.