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E0R SALE OR RENT-A small Ma

ket Farm, with every convenience in the Way
OF Dwelling House. Kitchen, Corn House. Stable
Ice HousA, &C. The piac- is well ~atered and has
fine spring. il situated about one mile above Rich-
mcnd. near Bread street
To any wishing 70 purchase liberal terms will
be oheFed-say from 10 five years. For further
lartcu ars apply 20
OC 23-tt GpDDTy & AppERSOy
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BOARDING HOUSE The undersigned
- has taken the house formerly occupied by Mrs
5. IL. Burton, situated on the corner of Franklin
AID 9th a,reets which is open for the reception
and accommodation of BOARDERS. Gentlemen
with their families can here be pleasantly situated
fouag men can De accommodated with Board By
tho week, mouth or year, either with or without
Lodging. Rev. Dr.. NJ D Hose and family who
have for number of years re idei in the house are
still Barriers to HON the subsc riber beqs Lave 10
refer. BFoCK
Z. S.-A R9odly number of Gentlemen can be &C
commodated during the Fair on reasonable terms
&C 2l-lm All
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HAVING determined to continue the
Il COMMISSION BUSINESS. at the old stand of
GENTRY aiker. hope by st. let attention to bus
ness 70 merit continuance of the patronage OF the
late hrin and OF tie pubic generally
t j WALKER.
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.ADIEs' CLOAKs. RAGLANa ANN

-, shaWtS --BREkDEN 4 FoX's Tprrn MAO
Nfi.MNr sUPeLx OF CLoAkS. kAGLANs Ann
SnhM Ls;-Ne have rec lived this dav our third
sP.sww, o. LAults CLoAKS. RAaLANs aud
new AMI beautiful. With this large addition ~ ~ 81,
ever been heretofore BREEhFN 9 na y nae
23-6r o. ~, .fVA,
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TN RETIRING from the firm of GEN
TRY WALKER, L return my thanks to my
irlencs Il r the nheTal patronage EXTENDED to the
hrID and again offer nay services for the sale of ali
kinds OF cnun r. produce. and hope, by due dill
geHce ami prompt attention, to merit a share of
pubic patr, mage, promising, in doing GENERAL
COMMISSION bUS1kE SS, to make use OF every
exertion to promote the interest Cf patrons both
III buying and selling. Office 30 4, 18Th street
4 GENTRY.
Richmond Oct 18th ls5S or I6-Iun
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AUCTION 0ALHA
FBNDzY~
BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct.
By Alexander Mott, Auct.

MIGHT AUCTION.-will be sold st
y auction. THIS EVENING, commencing at
&c ock. general assortment OF Watches, Jewelry.
And an Fancy Articles. Clothing. Dry Goods. Glass
Ware Fancy Boxes &c.
til iurther notice. ALEX MOTT.
sA.ss
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&C p G0DDIN l. APPERS0S, Aucts

EXECUTORS SALE UF DESIRABLE
IA PRIVATE RESIDENCE. ON THE CORNER
Of MARSHALL AND am STREETS AT the re-
quest Of Messrs Chas C'i,Isl and saml Cottrei ir.
coed to sell, at public suctit N. the premises on
MONDAY, lst November, 1888. at 4 O'Clock, p NJ.
the deSifah'e and convene nifty located residence &
the corner of MARSHALL ard 4th streets and for
many years past in the occupancy Of Col Thomas j
Evans, The house has r. ons, besides brick kitch-
en-: and is Supplied with gas and water
TBRM5--Une foutth cash, balance at s, 13 aud Is
months Tor negotiable notes interest added secured
by a trust deed or title retained
GODnIN AppRR2nN
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J SOLUTION Or CO PERTNER

~ SHIP The cQpaytlcrship arrangement of
VALENTINE & SON expires today. by the terms #
agreement and mutual CONSENT Any unsettled bu-
-u"s- 4 tit. concern will have the attention Of :
VALE NTI%E r. JR, t. whom: the matters OF NALEN-
TINE SoN are uow transferred
MANN s VALENTINE
MANN VALENTINE Ia
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,ASPETlAG, tLUUR CLOTHS AND

[ ,.e 1I,'U' FLVUh CLUThS AND
~ RUGS-We have received dori,, this voot
Vhe largest assortment of Csrpetine- Floor Cloths
aud Rugs, va have ever had embracing Ingram
lhfre-Pty. Brussels and Velvet All of which we
are Offering At lower prices than we have ever been
abs to do IN any former season
BREEDEN h FOX
oC S3-ht 2t7 BroaS
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r. L.. 9. SALTER'S
EN0LIsH. CLASSICAL ANn n A nrrr "a

~ IL. &. SALTER'S
~ ENGLISH, CLASSICAL Axp ,~rY "a
MATICAL SCHOOL FOR BoYs
r,oN CLaf STREET MEAN THR CORNER or srcoSn
ne SIXTH session 81 this School will mnnre nm
mvNDAf the 20tn SEPTEMBER lext and ciosa ,h a
18th of July following """ eiose the
cine me eonrse OF instruction embraces the Latin
o,esk a. frspeh languages Astheuat,s. and The
to- p oitanshes OF Thorough English EDUCATION.
.he frincipal Pledges himself to apare NO iahar
PAM ~ 70 promote the improvement and beat int
no Isss tn,se in.nsted to his sars; their moral
uevote himself with untiring assiduity. "' VIII
TERMS
=, eEMT-ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE.
FOR board, including washing ~ sooo An
ros tuition In creek. attn and Mathemat-
For tri,; -; So 10
For 49,, T., W nishsihatict so 90
FOR ,utinn l.; p.;,.o ~ n prahchee....... 40 90
Nor tnition IL Prannn 1hafsh.............. 30 %
&C It's ''''''''''''' ~ w
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DAVIb'I BURR, -
oc 22-td GEO WHITFIELD trustees.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
AND VACANT LOT, ON THE CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND Para STREETS. FOR SALE AT
WEDN ESDAY, the Sd Novembfr r, 1858. at o'clock,
P NJ, the excellent bri' Dwelling located above
now in the occupancy Of Sin'0n, Esq, fronting
about % feet the south eide Of Fran Kiln street
running back $50 feet to an alley, and having am.
pie accommodations for large family. After
which will be solo the vacant Lot adjoining she
west, having trent of 40 feet. and the lib depth Of
no feet TO alley The location of the fore going cal
estate is such as TO recommend it to those doing
business ia the lower part of the city
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and IL
month"; for negotiable note. interest ADDED secured
by trust deed G0DDiN j. AFPERSON
OC q Aucfioneers.
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BOARDING.
WESTHAM HOUSE.

IhE subscriber can accommodate. during the ar-
preaching Fair, 80 or 40 PERSONS and their Horses
and vehicles, at his house on the estham Plank
Road. and only few minutes walk from the Fair
dfcunds- making it very desirable place for per-
sons visiting the city. BOARD and FEED on mod.
era. terms and accommodations of the first order
Apply on tie premises 10 G 5 PLEASANTS,
&C ly-iw~ pronri.tnr
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JNU n On ' is, EpPCl0T IOTn r.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN. hucts.
&C =

VALUABLE TRACT OF 361 IL
.no ACRES s Of LAND N HE;SsIRIS02 CpuNTy
SALE AT AUCrI0N.-~ill be snld on MDNDAY,
lst November, 1858. at IL O'clock, NJ, in front OF
Henrico County Court House, (beinR court day)
the above tract OF Land l: contains 36l2 acres Of
heavily set in oak and pine W, Cd 1here is D., e.
ling House she place, out % repair aud formerly
occupied By the late Richard II Frayscr cd. The
tract a1ions the lands of John Forbes A & nobsor,
Thomas Goodman and others. The soil is exceeu.
al the wood alone, it is believed, will more than
pay for the land.
1RRMs.- Ouefourth cash; balance at a, and IL
months for negotiable notes interest ad led secured
by a trust deed or title retained
&C II 0DDDIN 4 kPPERSON Arcls
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~ HANDSOME
GOOD &

d . . ID S.
We are nov receiving from New York, our second
IMPLY q new, handsome and desirable GOODS for
FAI.L AND WINTER TRADE.
We invite an examination from all purrhssars W.
prepared to show large and desirable s.ock NJ
DRESS GOODS
la al the newest and most desirable STYLES. We
tUumrrsf" IN part "
S!LkS-Rnhe Aitx
paubic skirts
Th'cc fiource
Atz riptd
Figured B4yaaere Plaid
PiS'n Back in great variety
blsek arlre Antique, cheaper than
srp'r Printed C*shmares and Mouselanes
Nauselsn Rohrs Aiez
Printed Meriroes
VERY beautiful small figured Merinoes, for chill
Amcrirsn snd cheap English Mouselanes
plsi7, Plaid and stiired roplins
Pai. Nalcncias, French MeriDces
RayAdsre Aehair. French Baz
Piaia Apusclafues &C &C
In Nauruing Goods Va have Bomb,zines Alma
o,s. fsmise, Noasaains, MeIiaoes, Grapes, Black
6n- Cjoaks in Velvet sui Cloth. are rom the eel.
,l.sted estAtslnent of Brodi. in New Ycrk. which
81 II lent guarantee al their elegance and fash.
inu This department is kept constantly full By
frt4ueu. arrivals
uav aui handsome
We Iava large aud handsome stock Of
Norlet Collars aEi Sleeves in sets
WORKED Collars, in Muslin aud Cambria
fNp lace $fts, and Collars separate
Mars. rs Linen aud Cambria Sets
Muslin and Lace Caps
U,s-ry every variety
G.,ets aat tiaugletts Of all kinds
IN oihs. CsSSimcrfs and Ne4tinss we have q su-
V,ra stock which He will sell by the yard. or have
made order. by fashionable taiIors at very low
prices Wes,e prepared - have all styles of work
u,a3- m. from cheap business suit to the finest
GrsSs coat.
w a}so have probably, the rest stock Of Ser
wants Clothing I be fund in thi, market, say
81 Sod - Fuiltd Cloths
CassiueJs Sleeps Gyeys, Kerseys. Linseys
Georgia pla;ds &c
alsu&-ts FisuDais. brown and tieaChed Cottcns
grl=A Iinaus. Table Dsmts ~ Tgwols
Nlr.ins Table Cover SC
In short. usuan Ia keaO avervthing usually
found n = first class Dry Goods store. buying
Goods often arc always abb 10 show all the nov
cities. CiiIIES = CI{ESERY.
% nj Pr, ak
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81. JosEPH's ACADEMY. RICH.

L. JocEPH 3 ACADEMY, RICH
- MOND VA.
o11HDQoTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
RIs .1sutntion will resume studies ON the FJpsr
MVNDaf OF September. Boarders for hoard az 4
eu,oh ana use OF bod and bedding also for washing
anI hltaIhGdhR pay per annum $l30 to he maid seni
a,hhualiy IN advance Day Scholars ACCORDING r.
nc branches they study. pay from a. TO as per onar
he s A. ausSace farther particulars apply at
me hcSaGeny 4th and Marshall SITS or TO the H Rev
. - ueo. til. BISHOP OF Richmond se3-d&cwts
M lss PEGkAM'S sCHOO 1.-The
third session of Miss PEGRAM's Roard;no
ana Day school will begin the first MONDAY in
'csoDer, and sill continue nine m 9nths
nc pains VIII be spared to make the school worthy
~ aii respects oi the generous eRcoura cement which
II has hitherto received "' "'i''n
COMPETENT Instructors are engaged for each de-
paIlmsht, ana the course of study will embrace
ton. "i io-i~ie e"uca-
ton. ' 'fe'i"' "s'eh
nitae bERAUD will continue to. reside in Mrs. Pc.
grams famity, and to afford every facility Tor
tnorough knowledge of the French language
me Belles-Lettre class will be resumed for tho
eeaeEt OF young ladies' who have left school as well
as ,or those pursuing the higher soademicaI course
circulars containing full particulars may be had
on immediate application TO
MRs j. W. PEGRAM,
80 lf--uzCWts Linden SOuare
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HIGH CUNsTABLE'S sALE.--Ni

Fl IuH CUNSTABLES SALE.- will
IA be sold on MONDAY, the 2sth DAY ~ October.
1885, IN 'front.' Of the Beh ConstabIe's Once co m
mencing at 10 oclcck NJ, a lot of Household fur
Wartrooe ! sofa; Bureaus; . Mahogany Marble
top SIDE Tables; Cottage Bed.teads; high and low
Rocking Chair. Feather Beds; Hair and Shuck MAJ
7 SIS; Bed Clothing; Cloak 1 pair Cornice and
Curtains; window shades; 2 Mirrors: large Tin
sale; Leather Trunk; wooden Chests: lot OF Ia
bies; Desks; Wsshstands: lot Of Carpetiug 2
sets OF Casters; Dinner and Breakfast Plates Dshss;
nasins lot o. Preserves; Pitcher; Ewers; Teapots
Knives and Forks; lot Of OH Cloth; srass Kettle
Pots oyei 9. &c to satisfy distress warrant In my
nands IN favor OF Creushaw Warrington, and at
tachments In favor Of Rick vs. Cain and Wynue va
bechsnnon. BUTLER, CCR.
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NEUOND SUPPLY OF FAIL AND
~ WINTER DRY GOODS The beet bargains
Eyer offered IN this market, Having made within
sGct oGs prices far below the cost of imnorta,inn
We are prepared to sell ut very low prices our a.
SoTtment OF Ladies Dress Goods SiIks mbroidrries
ana Sha"ls If complete. Our stick Of Mem, Wear
Blankets. Flannels Servants Wear and Domestic
Goods Is very large. All we ask of those who ara
ih want OF goods is, to give call aud comnare
and judge. KOsENRsUW
R-,al Gtrs
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TEN BUILDING LOTS IN ToDD's

TNEN BUILDING LOTS IN TODD'S
TENEMENT, MANCHESTER. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold at auction, on the
premises. MONDAY. the let day of November
1855. comm ncing at IL O'clock, III, ten handsome
Buding Lots located as above. having fronts on
either side of cambridge and Bfdie reefs. and
to adoinip sthe residence of Thes Walden so
These Lots lie within square of fhe Main street,
and quite contiguous 10 Steers tavern. and in
the NOSE desirable part Of the town. plat will be
exhibited st the hour OF sale.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at 4 and months,
for negotiable notes, int rest added. secured by a
trust deed or title retained.
&C 2S GODDIN K APpERSOS. Aucts
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A RTICLEs FOR PRESERVING AND
"A BEAUTIFYING TIE HARMS Aliens Re.
storer and Zyobalrsmum. Woods Restorative, Ly
on's Kathairon, Bsrry's Trcopherous, Phaon's fu
yigorat r, Persian Balm. Eau Lustrale. Gerune Ma
esssar Oh, together with choice assortment of
French Pomades and Hair Washes; far sale by
JOHNSTON BROTHER,
&C q Druggists
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NOTICE Il have this day appointed
~ DANIEL W HARDFSTY my Agent TO conduct
the GROCERY BUSINESS in the city of Richmond,
to h1y ana sell for CAeU only.
October 9Th, 1858.
oc Its g " EARLY.
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NOTICE.-We must again request all
IN persons indebted to u.s. to call at our Office at
the City Hall and settle their accounts. longer in
diligence cannot be granted.
DC 2I--4t D;JDi.EY a JOHNSTON
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a II TAYT,GR

~ SIS REWARD.--Rana away from
Charles Marx, WILLIAM, who sometimes
calls himself VIM Jenkips. Said negro Ia
IL. six feet high. very black. and when b. Is adj
ss.d he stammers. His left arm has been cut OF
just above the elbow. when last heard from, he
had been at DIR n HGndley's. in this city, but
hsve doubt he may be found lurking about Mrs.
VIM Carriers just beyond foungs Mill il Henrico.
| will pay the above reward, il delivered TO Chas
yarx. or TO the subscriber M. b. PHILLIPS.
Oc n
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THE SUBSCRlbtK having purchase
y the entire interest owned by Enw'D McApAM il
the OLD DOMINION B0rTLiNG ESTABLISH
MENT, respectfully soicits continuation of tn,
very liberal patronage bestowed on the firm of S
Mason Co He hopes, by strict attention TO bust
and straightforward dealing, to merit the con
denCe reposed in the late firm.
Very respectfully. MASON.
Richmend October i2ti 1853.
tA- See advertisements in another column.
l4--Im
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4 NV, HANDsUMt AND CHEAP
" Opening this m rniuG. at MhILERT'S Clesp
Store Al Main street-Sp'cniid riCh all wool, lie
LANES; New styles Press Gooi-, very cheap; En-
h-oii- les If all kinds great Bargains; Psiu Meyi-
hoes g. side only p cents Worstci Caps Basques,
Cop"s and Shsvis; Pl.it inc Cs-hRere and
Stujll Shsvls; Plain ard Striped Rich ustIe De
Handsome style Clocks and busters very cheap;
Negro Clothing. a.: styles VERY great bargains:
HIP SKIRTS. II the most approved styles: Cheap
B-a.N.I am GuhlracheG Cottots, Iriah Linen and
MAr-e.ll SONS. II Anlslne Plajis for childrens
~ s5rs; WtitA, bed, Yellow and Blue flnTnels;
Black Ai.lras great bargains: CClored silk Firing
sui Dress Trimmings. For good tarxGi"s il all
STILES II Dry Gocds, call at MsILEKT'S
&C II Cheap Store. Al Main street.
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N0TICE.-I have for sale Bacon, Lard
~ Sugar, Coffee, Spices, Soap Candles, Cod Fish,
Flour, Rerrings, Butter, Cheese, Irish Potatoes
Buckwheat, &c, DC. Should be glad to ses the
ladies' gentlemen and every body else second door
from 9TH on Broad. GEO HOLMES.
oc ig-lrnS
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
- The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of s. MASON co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All parties having claims against
the late firm will Immediately prese t thu IN for
iiqaidaion; and all parties indebted i'll please pay
as soon as pos'ihte In winding up s MASON a
co.'s business either partner will sign fer the firm
The subscribers take great pleasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks TO their numerous Gus
toners tor the very liberal patronage they have re
ceived since going int the BottliDg business.
s MASON,
EDW'D MCADAM
n. BIN consequence of the approaching season.
and Wishing to extend my Old established Soap and
Candle business, find l cSnnot spare time suff-
Gent to devote 10 both factories l have, therefore
sold out my interest in the Bottlng establishment
10 s. MASON. my late partner. l take great plea
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
public generally AS Il gentleman wsrthy OF the ut
most confidence aud Encouragement
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by HeHTy ". VuArIe5, Auct.,
No $50 Main street
| WILL recommenoe my NIGHT SALES
4 on THIS Thursday EVENING, commencing
at S1a O'Clock. The atteAtiou Of the public Is most
ELRY. &C. My Goods are direct from the manufas.
turers, and will be sold without reserve.
Jy Is HENY w QUARLES. Auct.
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DEB9LES. PEBBLES.-Just received,
4 lot of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB.
BLES, in steel frames. For sale cheap by
VOEGLE h WEIDEMEYER,
e6 Main street,
oc offs sign of Golden Eapie
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Trustees Sale,

RY virtue Of Deed Trust from Allen s. Hallowell and
~ Eliza, his wife, bearing date the Doth December 1883
and duly recorded in the clerks for Ohio county in
look page Oh shall sell to the highest best bidder
AZ public auction, at the front door Court House for
ONO county on Saturday the 2Sl day OF October, 1885,
that Is to say: = = = = 81 %
First, THAT lot parcel which was conveyed
to Allen Hhowe By deed from Daniel O. List and Wife
which Is the CLERKS ONCE county
In square twenytWoft22) in the Belle Air addition
IHe TERMS OF THR SALE OF THIS 5LoT-CASH. ma
ecoRdy The eastern paFr that lot or marcel of
which was conveyed TO said Allen s. Halloween BY deed
March 1S49 and recorded In said oce in deed book 49,
page being lot number three Shrvers addition
and fronting the south side Centre street.-The part
hereby granted being one;four part of the lot yng
tire strsetto the alley at the rear fthe lot"
TRIMS Of the sale Of this fraction of
me purchase money In cash. the remaining tWo-
thirds In three equal payable with interest,"
SIX twelve, and eighteen the Of sales tile
to give bonds for the deferred Instruments and
ne title to pc retained until they have been fully
title Is believed to be indspptable selling as trus
shall convey only the title vested In me by said deed
of trust. 90 ~ HENRY p MORRIS
.9sPzS-Nn Trustee.
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Trying the rperiment.-since the recent
execution in this city, little son of Mr.. Flach,
Main street, who witnessed this horrible scene,
has had an uncomfortable desire to know what
sort of sensation the act Of hanging produced.
The other day got rope, made a loop, in which
he inserted his head, attached the other end to
a fence, and sunk upon his knees, in which no.
sition he hung until his facewas black and blue,
and life was almost extinct. Had he not been
discovered and cut down by soLle boys who
CHANGED to be near, ne would have soon been a
corpse. Not liking the "sensatfon'' as well as he
evidently anticipated, he afterwards, attempted
to make further. experiments upon his still
younger BROTHER but his design was again
frustrated. Theboy is only seven years fage
and this hanging mania, which besets him, is
altogether unaccountable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-30

Dsatlora Prominent Citizsn.--Jacob Gomber
Metcalf proprietor of the Metcalf House in this
CITY, died about II o'clock night before last, of
apoplexy, after an illness of about four hours.
lie was a man extensively known and uniyer-
sally beloved and respected! Up to the time of
the attack, the deceased had uttered no COM
plant of illness, but seemed, on the contrary,
to be enjoying usual good health and spirits
AbOnt o'clock on the evening in question, he
was occupying chair in the Office, when his
son asked him for the key of a drawer. Whilst
searching for they key his face grew suddenly
liyid, and evidences of apoplexy were manifest.
He was removed to room in the house, and
never spoke afterwards The deceased leaves. a
large family to lament an irreparable loss, and a
large circle of warm friends and acquaintance.
We learn that the remains will be conveyed
this morning to Cambridge, Ohio, for interment.
Verify, "what shadows we are, and what shad-
ows We persueg" In the very fullness of life
we are on the Threshold of death
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-30

A9neous.-FOr several days past there has
been great complaint of the disagreeablc taste
OF the water coming from the city basin. Some
attribute the bad taste to the quantity of filth
sucked into thepipe from the bed of the river,
while others say it is from a quantity of lime
recently thrown into the basin, and designed to
Improve the water. The water was not so un-
pleasant to the taste yesterday, and we think
that before the cause of its offensiveness can be
ascertained the fluid will be all right agian. An
explanation on the part of those in authority
would tend to relieve any curiosity or uneasi.
ness which may still linger in the minds of the
people.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-30

An hnposter.-A fellow calling himself ST
Aaedaw, who has been soliciting subscriptions
In this city to various periodical Is and new books
yet in press,is humbug and swindler. Those
who were foolish enough to pay him money land
we hear of several such) can console thcmselye
with. the reflection that they have been most
Delightfully."- "dece-vi.ed and likewise sucked
m We thought that this ancient dodge had
been played out long time ago, and that NOT
even the very "softest snaps could be caught
up on it 1T Macdaw' has left the city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-30
BUSINESS. NOTICES

Light .Ligdtt Ligdtl-A supply Of the gen
uine Carbon Oil, just received and for sale at
the Bridge Corner Drugstore. Its superiorto
the article with which we lntely supplied our
customers. It burns without smoke or smell.
A new supply. of Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
new and desirable styles, on hand and to arrive.
Notions, Stationery, Housekeeping articles,
Perfumeries, &C., for sale in great variety by T!
H.lsogan5& Co., Bridge Corner Druggists. ~
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
yigoratOr in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-30
AUCTION SALES.

NRw l7YoRK, Sept 2g.-At the auction sales
for teas to- duy, there was a better demand for
Greens and Oolongs, nearly all offered being
sold, AT the fruit auction, new Malaga layer
raisins sold at $2,60a2, 67ii, bunch raisins at
81, S0a2,S74 per box and $1sl5a1, 20 per half
box and 81, 15al 30 for quarter box. Lemons
sold at So, 00aS ,25. x 800 49,