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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

RR9GkL.n.H Flasf CLasS Ho s rUS t sALs
ssvy Raj They contain gas ADd plumbing
sus for the works including baths and water
closets The fronts ere Philsdelphia brick Each
forty fret deep exclusive OF brick extension 81 esh, fest
each lot % feet exclusive Of courtyard Of eighteen
feet The location Is the most healthy popular and convenient
In Brooklyn. beirg but i've minutes walk franz tao City
houes in AL -espects saray built and w- dashed
he vicinity, the h0Hsaf
ia E6 l75 Ard $50 Canton street, and adjoining the
northwest OF Hsnson place. 0rice IS $50 Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

Terms Of salefep per cent this DAY. balancs be-
Gore O'Clock 10 mor'ox The interest all The
bcds be charged the purchaser no checis received
In payment for securities unis riHed
Merit REGULAR sale 1hnrsdav Sept TO- Reguar auction
sales OF scks bonds and other securities Monday aud
special sales Of the any other days when required
Clocks bonds bought and sod private aud the
Brok-r' sosrd on comuisson Business psper land war
c1us and loans negotiated interest allowed On ali
dcposited trust, and dividends collected.
A8lR1 Il. NICOLAY stock auctsoneer and banker.
No Broad street York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

4 DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE FOE sAL1 on hUG
a ray Hill, Fit avenue-No 81 West Thirty sxt
four story and basfmen, brown stone house 50
feet lot % By 100 feet payioJ walls, entry Ais And ceiling
sssde street ~ or 70 ]. a. ss1oS, i1 Grand svest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07
MEDICAL.

Ct On0 rosrsIrsD, AND No oHAEss uHlIns
pl.OUU curcf DR.. HUNTER when 49,
ment OF other physicians and AL Other reziodis ~
drop your only reliance for thorough ~
No Division strec the only plaos
Tor the very many errAordinaxy CURES has psxnxUnA
without dict hindrAncc from buspe@ othar -
dics only drive The dscase 10 The blood. u ONLY. n =
h- patient frors soccs daxy Asoks and ID he oAy
m~cf earth ths tocs Try all o<nogS md uDWu1
q anand,iL sstnx DIR. Hunter rs r-novsd n ~
deception. The thAl counterfelsu =
wnree Nsn thief MedcAi boob and adytce nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

nR RAIPBs OFFICES Tes BsOADwAY CORHnx
~ Of Iepgh srseI hours, IN l. and after o'clock-
DR wArsor HAS roR a LoHo ssKrss OF YlAnr
coufned his attention ccrtaia diseAsoa vhinA -
treated rot less hss twenty thousand without -
s,anc. failure The remsdb0 are mia without mtssvuD
si,cpdanc. from 70 Ne norniss usl a siSat q he -
cenos s. wAiker street, lev doors of broadway -
cp0sulung rooms separate IN WATSON. u
Formerly Surgeon 70 Tie T1ck H1spnnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

E'oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRa.-yHs 1wITsi
States mail steamer ARAHO ID Linea commander vii
leave Cor HAvre, touching t Southampton 70 land he MAJ
and passenger on Saturday scPemoaa L. n u oaioat
from pier Nc, "a North river, FOOT OF B~ncH rtSosi.
PAssA0n.
F1yM cabin. $50 Sccond cabin
This ship has I'VE wAteR tight compartments enclosing As
gines that IN the OF clion srAndnx e
could reach them aud tho puapa bong FREQ % work.
safety o. he vessel Anf ~enger. would be secured Bas
he day before sailing marked "beow For freight
sage apply to aORrIMKR LIVINGSTON, Agent No
Broadway. N. Tho steAm~ puios viii sunneMC ~
AxaRo aud saQ Octooey IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

n Ytfth, MN BHDfOND..MK HhENL FNKnhI
10 hsslnT m,As n N successful tour on nire mophe n
NE dissns csuss and towns o. sas.ohuses Val open -
shove acatre Monday Ocsober Tor MS regular vtnts
gcad old also hfss rate su gag eEAmhG
r,sid wanted Nars treated vita on liberal terms
NOTICE TO THE ,TRTDAIS-w II. FfsH, THnArRf
IL cal and chs sctsrsic wig mailer, "a Franklin street.
ye dcorp east OF broadway Wigs lent hire private
psYes fnasquerades and fancy dress balls; musssohos
uisg wigs Country Aesrsas supplied the shortest
notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

DARN FOR sALY or EXCHANGE Foe CITY Pro
pertv-One OF tho In the State OF New York.
suAec In Ontario sunty on the po road from Osn.ndgus
10 epesee miles distan, from and
Sven the depot Of the Niagara Fails railroad:
esing thereto The farm contsins <0
Of ut in stuDdancs The lar al well f.nced AID Anry
distant p,ases ihrouFs said farm There about eig y
acres fne a ak sugar maple 10 Tue dive ling
touse large conmodlous and
noioons ns' floor and nir,een ON the g nd; bsras
sheds are house. IA al venielt This
farm lies Il he village liens Bin where hsr post
slice Episcopal church Immediately opposite the resi-
RI eojoypR unuy life For further particulars apply 70
v GRAHAM ~ Second avenue. or It's Broadway, Me-
trrpoiiau lpsu re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

EoR sALE-AT A. DEOIDRD BARGAIN. THE HOUSE
go rtirty afh street, Eighth with the fur
nure desred aso house LOG Bedford street. close Hud
street. st Lnkes church tbey have gas baths,
ranges chsndeers slso choice farm within w mil =
and haf hours I'D. from Ca'ago l1 or.s vel fenced
100 IN q gh state OF nvston 43 woodland. Tbs Awe
family for tbs last twenty years Inquire
Of TIE owner, 7s Thirty 9th street. I'LL II A. NJ or In the
pvr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07

sALED An AUCTION.

A LBHRr D. HICoLAy. AUrTloNERR.-sroCKsA AND
"a bonds At auction Regular sem weekly SALE .Lb1
u. EICoLAY will rem this day. sopday september1 At
~ ococ al the herchan Exchange for account Of whom
u may concern
Vl.aQ uiy OF Cncionat per cent bon | Of eSa
4 CD lei La havana and Western RR % mort ponds.
~ or Cincinnati Ha~ ilor and dayton RR ID mott bonds
fitc0 Mwarkir and Beiot RR LIST m r sper cent oonda
loo ~ OF chicago pc, cent tNawr loar) bono
1000 hook Island 'cheol District 10 per cent oonos.
2000l Wa e1town City wis IS per cent bonds. :,
luO La Crosse and Milwaukee kR per o. Arm mort ods
Loco Brech enridge Csnuel Coal serndca'e
$50 Hrn Mu u l Insurance scrip OF .lsoo
Ec Union Sptnsl IDfurance scrip OF 1871; ,o,, ,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-07


I,oR sALH Or nxCrAren-PHorBKrY IN -Hn
III city Of Brooklyn For dividend paying stocks, IRA
sots In New York Brooklyn. stock OF nercaan
disc; several houses with from 70 - lots Of rronnd In each
plot plot OF ~ lots up 10 80 with vr large stone
buidngs suitable for msnufacturfrx purposes; Also Ion
building oe Inquire 81 - vultos stee cornsr o. Mrus
noUsB FOR aALE.-A BEAUTIFUL SMALL rIR n
IL class brown high stoop house In rood ueghbor
hood price Gl0. $4,000 remain; woad let or lease
for Ave years ~ $50 year. Inquire OF A. KENNEDY,
$50 East Thirty nfsh street. near Third av-nus
aSIIL PROPERTY FoR SALE. SITUATED ON GREAT
and miles from Vanderbilt landing Containing IS acres q
lard ard mill pond, With rood dwellins barn, stable and
ourfns mill with OF stoner Machinery new and In
rood order yte min pond has superior Tor ,ysers Inc
eboolnR, nshing, nc. View beautiful Apply 70 GEORGE
OATLiF. No. william street. ov on The premisss
CArr AND PROFITABLE INvssr srsTs AND NJ III
sv,rsss one Twenty eight building lots within forty I've
ralrute. City bs esch 10, cnuisrlny from i've 70
els M AZ Of ordinary ss~ bv lo feet Payment
hslf ca,h hall on mortgage bu upon the entire amount
NAV geman on morssge Tile perfect, ucsncumbe-fd and
-aran ee deess veu The lots siiuatsd on eeyai,d
level v,ry healthy snd comm md We
for many ies around Planned side sslts and orusmenN
teen fare for both, ~ cent? Tsses yery low Ap
ply 10 III Ofrttis proprsor ~ Broad var corner o.
Barclay street. third door "a bowecns and cocs
CUIsUONsIr LAND IN Ex0HAEGa rQR PEoP1nTr
w Ner York stocks, for any Kind o. meTunAno@s
A. Joy Boors q, srcsA-Sv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
HIGH MArER.

KEssERvrLLr, n. Y, Oct, 20.-The recent
rains have raised Arcacke river is feet above
low water mark, doing great damage to bridges,
mills, factories &c, &c. Two bridges, two
stores and parts of other buildings have been
swept away. Tyler & Pomer's store, with their
whole stock of goods, were carried down the
river-loss $4,000. Rogers & Co. lost $4,000
bushels OF Oats, swept away by the dcluge.
RousEs PoNr, n. Y. Oct, 29.-The recent
heavy rains caused immense damage on the line
of the Ogdcnsburg Railroad. Tie track has
been swept away in several places, and no trains
hoped they would get through to-day. Dams
are broken and mills, dwellings and bridges are
carried away. The loss to Charnp'aine village
alone, exceeds $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw York, Oct. 29-'rhc Stock and Bond
holders of tic Erie Il. r. To-, had another meet
ing last evening. OF the 100000 asked ior
purposes of the road, hut $1,000 has been paid
in cash 1t was stated that the company con!d
get long for time with but $2,0oo,oo9 and
of this sum, enc gentleman, a creditor Of the
rond, was ready 10 contribute half n milton. a
rcsoutian to cali upon the stock holders for an
iuStalment Of 20per cent. was adopted and the
efforts at collection Of subscriptions are toste
continued.
The Times London correspondent says, the
British Government has decided to appoint a
special minister to the u. S. To negotiate set
Element of the diiFicuItie on the Gc.tral Ameri-
can affairs hctwecn the two countries. 1t is
supposed Sir Nm. Auslcy Wilde appointed.
Glcar,ngs amounted TO upwards of $Io,0Go,-
oQ0; specie balance S6T9,oOo. The Bowery
Bank has; decided to wind mp it's affairs. Specie
still dull OF sale. Crops are beginning to move
at The West; bills Of lading being already re-
crived by orc of our Banks which agreed to adj
vance funds to get them here to market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
By THE UNION LIME.
TO Tax DAILY ENTELLsesGNiEI
npESunn m AIRANN

ALBASY, Oct. 2S.-'Ihe feShet is sill upon
MS A,l2 u'rccl; last night The water was toit>
heighIh, within D feet of the great February
food, the water remained stationary some SIX
hours, when it began to rece,!e, and dnrins the
last twelve hours has fallen some Is inri'c.
The business portion of the city is yet Suhucf-
gcd some two or three feel. No connnnnica-
ton with vessels lying at the docks except by
b ats, conSe1ue lily no loading or dischnrging Of
cargnes can be effected. \ large number OF
vessels are lying at Lumber district, waiting for
their goes, hut they cannot bearprolcheti, as
the entire district is under water. Canal boats
ca, n itEic {, ter the basin nor depart westward,
n Truth all nanner of business carried on neaf
the river or canal is entirely suspended, and
merchants ran only approach their stores by
means Of boats entering III the second stories.
On Lake Ontario several vessels have been
foundered. From Oswcgo we learn that several
vessels were wrecked in the approach to the
h r ,orn Syracuse.
The frCsltet was unprecedented, the southern
PARTON Of the city was inundated, and families
had to escape from their dwelling in the best
manner they could, some wading through water
three feet dec.
At Utica the Mohawk overiluwcti lis banks,
and covered the whole country for many miles,
and all along the Mohawk flats down to the
junction of the Hudson, the Whole valley pre-
scnts field Of wafer scarcely ever seen before
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
MARYLAND ELEcTloN

Baltimore, Oct. 2l.-Goy. Ligou issued a
proclamation this morning, placing the city I'M
der martial law and ordering out two divisions,
consisting Of 1000 men. The commanding
officers are ordered to enroll ut once and report
for service BY Saturday next and hold them
selves in readiness to preserve the peace oil
Wednesday ncXt-thc day of the general cIcc.
ton. The Governor takes this step against the
desire Of the Mayor, but at the request of res
pcctaGlc citizens. Considerable feeling was
aroused this morning by the prociammation.-
There is Il great division of opinion in regard to
the measure; many consider it justified by cX-
listing circumstances, while others regard it as
most unwiSc and calculated to increase the diff
culteS on election day..
BALTIMoRE, 10 p. ul.-Gov. Ligon'S proclama-
ton has produced quite sensation and some
excitement. An extra has just been published
giving the correspondence between the Cover
nor aud Mayor; the later objects to any nterfcr-
ference by the State in the government Of the
City, and says in conclusion: As mayor Of the
City of Baltimore hold my commission direct
" from the people, and am accountable to them
for the manner in which discharge the trust.
The Office which have been called upon to as
sumo was conferred upon me without solicita-
tons, and will be laid down whenever it shall
be made to appear that | have lost the CONT
dencc of those whom it has been my highest
endeaYor to serve. | can re, o snize Sabordnation
TO no other power Within the sphere ofny duty.
deemed it due 10 courtesy to afford Your
exccIlency the amplest inrormatiOnin regard to
rAatters 10 which you refer in your letter, and
now invite from You any reliable evidence upon
which can legally act, of combination on the
part Of any of our citizens 10 ohstruct the law;
at the coming election, but white l am thus
frank in torshadOwing piauS for the present pre-
servaton of public peace and protection OF every
voter, 10y every means Mt my command, must
be equally so in declining To recognize any joint
administration in the affairs Of this city. The
power of the Mayor is believed 10 he ample,
aud he has his resort, in case of emergency, to
civil posse as well as military arm, which,
like the former, is placed hy Law under his control.
1t will be his duty to use his best endeavors
to see every citizen protected in their conStitu
tiOnal rights and that the peace of the city is
preserved by every means at his disposal, ii
however, it should he attempted to introduce
power in the city of Baltimore, above that ofits
regular constituted authorities, or if power
should be assumed in anticipation of the state
of things, which may not occur, TO bring the
military in contact with the people on the day of
election without official rcquisition on the part
of the local authorities, can only express my
sincere belief that such policy might seriously
cndauger the peace Of the city and lead to Cob
sequences, which it should bc tie duty of all
good citizens to endeavor if possible to avoid.
Signed, THoMAs SWAMI, Mayor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

Ae'0's5argl, Ea.--'rhe Grocnbriar county Err
reSelsed yesterday, furnishes the following i'm.
a., on Monday last, Joseph II. Liggct was acct
; shot in the forehead with pistol, and
instantly killed
zap siitilei, charged with burning the mil
OF i'r' Caldwell, in November last, has been
found found guilty and sentenced to seven years in the
iw" negroes were recently lodged in the coun-
~ " JAIL charged with attempting to poison Mr..
:. :" ~ hern and his family, in the upper end Of
mat e0u"ty The poison was placed in a buck.
Ct OF water and Mr.. Hern upon tasting the wa
Ter discovered that something was wrong, and
ai!'r a close analysis, it was discovered to cor
lama heavy solution of strychnine.
The case of young Sullivan, charged milI, the
murder u, of Yates, has been postt,onca.
Two little children of Mrs. Susan wetzal
were badly injured on Sunday last by a DOW der
explosion, while their mother was at church.
John Reynolds, Esq, las been appointed
CLERK ofthe Court, to fill the vacancy oceasioned
oy the death of John A. North.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

Riilroad COLLATION. About one o'clock YES
terlay morning two freight trains came in col.
li,ion on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, be-
tween GAINESVILLE and Fairmont Engines 1876
going east and Lilo coming vest were damaged
to a considerable extent. Robert Wilson, fire.
man on the eastern bound train, became entan-
geiin the wreck and had both his legs crushed
and was shockingly scalded. The accident, we
learn, was the result Of niisapprchc:ision as to
which train was entitled to the road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
l,INnlNNATI MAKkEr-

Der. 29.-Flnur unchanged sales Of snper-
fine at s., g0a4,nu, extra s4,lOa4,25, sales Of
1900 bbis Whisky dali ut 10. Barley dull.
Wheat and oats unchanged. Rye G0c. {
The money market continues rs heretofore.-
Exchange on N Y. scarce at 5a6 per cent. Gold
5aG5. S0,0OU sold to-day at telstteF rate, Notes
of the Dayton Bank are taken at par by our lead
inc Bankers
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
EIICiEIi.N' IMP(lRTANr no
IsEStfEs s'EFlis,, I.AQUCbIk MERCHANTS
.tHEs ~ stIy.ss a u GsEsOCEEEs.

FIIAVOHuEGs TO.rRONUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTCH
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR $50 az q
TT UNDERSIGNED has lately made improvements In
this branch OF BUSINESS Tile Bavorings put In pack
of q 10 snl Al gullons amt requires hut the addition
Of Pure Spirit either LIST 9Th proof and Liquors such as
CoguGc, CitgT pale Holland and English Gin ia
uAca aud ST. Croix Rum SIOnouR aea, bourbon,
Scntc NskeN, Apples Peach Cherry and Raspberry Dram.
, Port and Atndcirn Wines will be instantly produced It
requires skill, but addition Of good spirit, say 50
gallons to each gallon of the respective FRvorng.
Tie best CCstaC oil, yellow and wh!te warranted
genuine, as low any other importer in the U. S.
Essences every Liquor. Extract Of Cognae, ID. OF
which produces 2UtI gallons Of CoPnRc.
Raw W'skey may by Dr. Els age and body preparation
be made SIuooth With Int n triing expense.
The price Of FlaYDrires extremely moderate and d.
rcctOns IN full supplied by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCIITWAEGER,
Chemist ard " Drugs h"ssrtiat obs aud Act
ais, Dd03c1rsOtype Sfid IRntOVyHJahiG CAe7nicutE
NO. liza Ianiden eEInne, New y orb, L.
N u Sole Agent for GodTeS's celebrated Cordial Hters
and Gin. 7s-g 81 Rp2S-6md&E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

any one 'Odo reads the OBJECTIONS for use
o, Or. a. S. foods Liver Pills, will be Impress
cd with the belief that they are quite different
from most of the pills muse. When used &C.
eordlng to directions they will prove themselves
reliable and rational remedies for the relief Of
Liver Complaint, Headache from sour stomach.
Dyspepsia, &c These pills are for sale by all
prominent dealers in the city and country. r.
H. Logan & Co., General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

Nati"g Light" GJ -ui.te,iuae.-A party of
friends discussing the present financial troubles,
one Of them stated tina, a wel-krown broker in
New York, who recently failed for large
amount, had gone into tue manufacture of can
dies, \ young lady present remarked she was
glad to see he was making so very iigAt of the
matter" l, was decidedly clicked remark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
And so do VIC.

Nuss -4moag he DIrkies.-The night before
last gentleman of color, who resides in shan
ty at the upper end of Market street. returned
to his palatial residence after two days absence
in thecountry, where he had gone to procure
food at panic prices. Ills door being securely
fastened and not wishing to arouse his better
half Dinah, Sambo effected an entrance at the
only window in the establishment. lie drew his
market basket in after him and proceeded to
light match. The light revealed to Sarnbo's
a,toaisi,ed vision the dark form of his friend
Gambo with his lazy length stretched out up
on the bed in the arms of Morpheus and Dinah
! clamorous scene took place. Gumbo made
speedy exit through the window with bare
aud bruised head and model artistic costume;
SambO after him; Gurnbo took refuge in an I'm
occupied house, and our informant left sambo
seeking round for s.whon he might devonr
somebody.'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

II may be set down as an invariable rule that
purchasers will always find the most liberal adj
ysrtisers the most liberal people to deal with
They are generally go-ahead business men, are
content with small profits and quick returns,
leaving others 10 pursue the old fogy method Of
trade. j. T. Scott, announces this morning the
receipt of his second stock of Jewe!ry, which
he is prepared to sell ut reduced prices. Ills
stock is rich, elegant, scrviceable and beautiful
At i, unsurpassed for extent and variety. Mr..
5 has ay,ilyd himself largely of tho reduction
in prices consequent upon tic financial difficulties
row prevalent, aud solicits all those in want of
jewelry to give him call.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

Ua'er il Coming and of course, hard times
o. good times, people must have clothing. A
" Adams, has taken advantage Of the tight
times east and is new prepared to sci! clothing
at least 20 per cent cheaper than the terms
offered at any previous season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

Arrest, EScage and Re-GJrest.-R Reese Law
renee, Il negro, was arrestedon W Wednesday night
for disorderly conduct IN the street. BY some
means he managed to escape from the custody
OF the officer, and made black streak for a dirk
alley, and no more was seen of him until yester-
day afternoon, when he was re-arrcsted and fined
by AID Nemby.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
The Last of this Season I!

WE have opened to-day another lot OF improved Enar
w cicd Air tight Fruit Jars, and the last tfa> will
have This season Cali early the HOUSE Furnishing Store
Of j. X DuSiI.\N & CO.,
srn23 No. l5 Main 81,
IuS1 ktCtIN Fir .nlt Huust by the lltver;'' Trt
Life int.e Holy Life IL Es pit and Nulia -
"virpuin Illustrated" BY Porte Ora, on, (cal and m
''TesimOny the ROrS; Ms Schoo.s School MASTER,
by Hugh Asller;'' Little Dorrit,' aud paper
Expected daily OF the iuest that mnnuiac.
Regal Cap, Letter aud Note Parvrordvred
pressly the legal r oessl0n.
Everything IN the Stationery aud BOOK line constantly
hand at III Main street, Wheeling, Va i2S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
NEW 10Rk MARKET

OcroarR, 29.--Flour bunyant, sales of ,, 900
Jbii Wheat has an advancing tendency, Mil
waukic club quoted at IG5alo6, Chicago spring
IOl, sales unin,portat. Corn las an advancing
tendency, holders demanding higher prices, sales
at T2aT3c Whisky better, sales at 2la2l3.-
Stocks dull.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
PIvER AVD WEAiIJER-

I.ouisvILLg, Oct 29.-River FILLING, with 8
feet inches on the falls and feet in the canal.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 48.
PrTrapuRdH, Oct e9.-Riycr stationary since
noon. Weather clear.
CixcrNsA41, Oct z9,-River falling slowly
Weather cold and cloudy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30

ARRIVAL, OF TIE STEAMER ISABEL.
CuAElE~Tox, Oct 2H.--,rhe steamer Isabel or
rived at this port to-day, from HaV:e, bringing
dates to Tuesday. Nothing of interest had oc-
Cured Tie sugar crop booked favorable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-30
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

For Suie or s.cnse, ia West C0Iun,tin, Va
rINIE property good working order, having Black
smith shop with fires, Patterns and tools together
will The buildings so Feetiu urghth by
81 width, .icurpentrrsh shop amdlatie shop with
lathe
Tie property is in The centre grownrngricultura
and manufacturing county with large coal trade
active operation.
The properly years to nteclran-
steady habits and good character,
apply. II any should desire purchase the pay
Win he made easy, either with without the stock
This property chartered privilege for manufacturing
chartered prive will he allowed with the property
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