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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-21

Trust Sale Of Real Estate.
fEQYvttuelof Deed OF Trust made by Thorn O. Dapa
- way dated January 1, 1851; and recorded in the
CLERKS office Of Ohio County Court. Deed Book e. mage
l5S, we SHALL on the 13hday November
to SELL the from door Of the Court House OF
at II O'Clock NJ, at public sale, highest bidder
certain parcel of ground Whe South half of lot No
5I on the West side OF Eof street, in Ward the
and others as addition said city. So t5It
Terms made known on the Law Of sale gtzF
alsg{ tlt p ifs Al NELSON III ~ 5aa
Is !asa IL, s5E .iikM ii JACOB HORNBROnR. ~
tt - zNe.ls 4 81 .eaystp HENRY =. HUBBARD.
octlhn Trustees
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-21

I. ..., ARlPHIs, TBAl., Nov. 2Sth, lsby.
hereby certify that having Been badly bruised and
scalded by the explosion Steam uCrEed
me to try arctic Ltnmsnt Thesmart
the psn WnSgone from the IN two weeks ~
we'll and able to resume my business.
HENRY HAVERSEI Ill re ence1 IA ksny a4raa4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-21

Provisions closed dnll Beef steady. Pork
steady; the government contracts are mostly
given to Irish pork at pounds los. Bacon
heavy; middling and lower-q qualities having de-
clIned. Lard dull. 60a61s. Sugar dull and
has slightly declined
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
D.PAE1sLs1 o. Fn.scE, CoHeIaoILsE' O.!eI
Erv-ToRx. Oct :. lass. J
EERRY LEASES az AUCTION.-By virtus

TERRY LEASES az AUCTION.-By virtue
Il Of toe sItaoriJ vest-i Il h By tbs L-sSa.u,- o. IN
Stat. ard toe Ordinances of the Conmor Cocne n. Comp
euA.e security he Ci.y Hal TUESDAY, Ney 70 isse
., ooocx p II. LLAsk OK TIE FEkki n,Gn he fn;S
Of G:srds r. r. New iOGf % tse too, oi Grsai~ bc4
Floss: Bniscs ard otssr fIIr spp.Ttsnins ssi fsty
ssbh,ee.i fot Ae ter q TIN YEARS from .as sis das
Of MAJ. .s,,.
sc.sou. 70 u. h-lss siieT sseuriJ LkA0
OF THE FERRY essS a. Il t-on the rortaer3
Broolyn T.. D. Si,m,o, rra soma l.ados P.,-
sail Brooklyn. tie u Sousa 7th viz 81 the
rIhs PRIVILEGES aad adv ;h.re belonging 20 ths Cor
pofston OF tue City New iofK for tee ten Ut TIN fLxS
h. the frs, day Of MAY. 1872
Th. conditions a tss iss. b. Il tne usus
E II Eery Leases eetsd g b me
10 coa!oru requirement, c! tte C:7 Caer IL resor
70 fefr-, eaf contsa ooyc5s-I s par Of ens
ssse h, he vii condc: az nsnse t. al ferry ss>ea
70 s.ch ri,s rr,u,,o=s o-di-.nrss bysE.
rsy hAres.s from tins D. ste PiIse. by tas Gem
ri0u Coz neil or S.e- L-sit.s,lfe
CONDITIONS The purcbs of tbs FsrTy Leave e,A
tSe Cole 4 the Cry Revenue 20 pr cert o
bid fo the annual rsrt sfy the zen. Ct M
fF. year he l-ass W.T.. lie usa ossaantA
otherwise TO be foreei 20 toe COrpstoa Hs viii % 70
b. sTreeb this eff ~ tss. he vii sxecrte bort WITH
sl.e,es be spproTei b. Comp.rceI ol tbs Punc.
psynel. of the rent qsre yesy .nc for .hs is ekeso
tcu Of lie .e Tbs f-e, OF the alc,,Jase
aid e expense Of - lease 70 b. pae By to- PIrhs,r sne
no expense shseyeg 70 - incurred by torporaor tos "a
81 .iea wiz .te P sp s-khei or ~ mice proposed
10 be leG I'd dur1r t5e oi ne less..
Shoui Ct As Feny ton fecksip b purch..siA
oh. psre thar ~, pre.er. Ferry ConP.py .try vii be AZ
tej 70 hsye the toss sLc txres nec-s..y sf tne P eo
Of the Ferry ssIiag M -tiag az Rrety- tWlasasel;a
fair Vacation . No 6trd persors see 1 oy the old and
naE ,es,es Il pAs csnno, agree 8, = .h7 aao2o
70 BE- rsst fof tle FLAGG Comptroller
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
MVN.NF = NVJfE nv
Eos. a. Wal sid a. william So, New-fort.

osEIcE La Cso,,E lso MILwArAEE R,ILsoAp Co,i
kEw.YoRz, SEPT. 10. 1855.
NOTICE ia hereby given 10 the holders Of the
IN FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF the
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE X. r. Co, tia. the under.
signed staosed 70 fund the August psue CorPons OF
d Bores PsI BY giving Il exchsnss therefor the sinking
vund Bor's Of tae Company seye cents 20 ths eols
Hns u.s. mssl OF road snj Upon al s deposits sni, fran.
ase, sd rolling stock AID al other real and PersoHa prop
srJ seiooy.rs 20 sd4 Company -
ALFRED AFR SstSt s6x6s, compitt.s.
A G.. GJENlSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

NJ B.-WHO has not heard OF the celebrated
Madame PREwSTERf shs has be-a sc.ted BY ,hor
ssrd IL ,ts ard e.asr cite, With entire .s,,lol sh-
f-e. conf ale la, she @ .Es CT future
o. kzsari tia: L-f Visitor. Il nc
os BoSst1 cseo-.s BleeOis...- Ls.iss s.
9-.i,-nisL 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Gteamuuars and RAILROADS..

ITO BOSTON TRAvELERS-COMFO ~
Il sAFETY.-The public Informed that tie Oh Coev
snd Rs River Railroad Company have attached 70 the pssss
ees-csr Of their read CREAMERS PATENT BRAhE w
EAfOR This Invention (.lresdy In many OF As -
osnased roads Of country) promotes dese of seea
ks ana property impossible withorst kalic sd ainfen
ufs are requested 10 examine th Every days obsrvsaM
erovss coaclusvey that the application OF ne oas
no value In the Of danger This Company vn
tAsse Ma a. ths Of any .osf AND waaa' se
y ansvsr the paIposc, or no sse. .,p.vr On
W.C. CaEANEn, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
fnrnafes. Ranges. Sc.

CTOVE POLISH-A very s.perlor srt,ce Tor
y 6rIy M. Ni,c'esr i-,Hs All b-.laA> Al er ssd1
any.sirS a II. siri !. ,ss Isxk.s Y =, q"
isssS. QUA2rE2IAS toS. -''s<-s-' N'A~-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

DUSSELDORF GALLERY Of PAINTINGS,
~ open No. $40 Broadway-Over one hundred mas
fcent PAINTINGS SURPRISING exhibition Of the kid u his
country. Strangers should net fail TO vis this Gallery ai:
fsms chief attractions Of the city Open DAY and
EVENING. Admi,.anoe 25 cents
DANVARDs great Mechanical Picture, THE
I'D DESTRUCTION OF JERU SALEM, open, a. the
New Hall on Broadway Beecker s. also the farfaued
Panorama Of THE HOLY LAND, every afternoon at
o'clock every evening a. u Aessiou sc ohidren, 1c
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
paints, Oils, %lass. &r.

<NORJ-RNs EXTRA OiL-Very superior for
.h.r.rv a. Burnlng--,or. desabls Bsrrsss ID
70 s S.-saA JOIN ". QUINCY Ce.. No. IS WLlans.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
COMPLTMENTARY EXHIBITION to Mr.

COMPLIMENTARY EAuIBIIION TO Dir.
~ JOHN MORRISSFY-The numerous friends o. MI John
Morrissey intend giving him GRAND COMPLINEN NTARf
BEELFIT FRIDAY EVENING the i2h inst, at HOym's
Theater Noe l9a and l Bowery opposite Sprns on which
will b. presented with the stakes (r5UO0 which he
won in the great fight the championship Of America with
the Benica Boy e will be assisted BY al the most COM
p professors In New York comprising Mess-s
Aaron Jones Kelly Australian champion Shepherd his
late trainer Barney Aaron cy Johnny Roche Con tizser
aid johnny Mackry Harry CribbeD, Phil Clare Kerrgan and
many equally well known for their scientific knc sedse
the Of boxing. Tickets 81 EACH 10 be obtained AZ the
pTcpa sporting in the city, and the doors Of the
Theater Doors open o'clock TO commence At o'clock
pvaoise
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
6alss bp AurtlsH-

A b. asssu. A-s:iooes a.,
DY BANGS, MERWiN * Co., TFsie-oAH
- Booua no Il r.-r rov. ,,,ox,.~s
Eos. 10, IA sna IL Il 4o'secs ,.xr,
PRIvAfE LIBRARY of t0s lsis yohn
esq., recently fos many ys4rs Predra. Of the
Bank cf this c.y ecmptsLs c1osos corenen ~
and AMERICAN BOOKS ir Hisfory. VSy4e@ seA tnvss,
B5gIspsy. Terofosy Bibaoa Li.sstsr, PoerJ. Ara en
Sciences sIt General Litesiur- iac'cdEs risay seo- -
v,aaA snd ya-iety Of Gn-y u6tsf Sosrra>A Ae'
Cafa.ssnts may b. had al "a, ss.-ssoers
GFoR.t A. LE.virr, Ar-.ios--r -
pY GEORGE A. LEAVIIT & Co, Nos. 3'
~ sLt 80 Br.dway whltes - ne sae ot bo'<'
s.s'iorsry ard Psrtitgs C5ssiIrrar.s soinf q.
THURSDAY EVENING. NV H. cOru.enc.lS st - cos'cs
Large Sal o ssntAru ara Poplar BOOKS ecGgrsag
complete of TIE wekrovu olio sons Of Gcuie Linch
Boston ,sst@T ,h several iIyoes " -sbe wcfx' Il tne
v.ou, tepsr'un.tt. of Lein,rs: He-rers Rhetorical Re
,eschss ,os 5se; Rittes History Of Arcier. PhiDscphy
Nors. Of Hume. C1usin ThAotsrsy. Co.eudse
Hush Mir. Shat,p~sre vsroos syiss hsss EkPcdrous
Jc.etiu, fre copy Co,tou Mshsrs Ma1nos sos hsesa
sysEnsl,se q vol; speo,.or. are Bee. &c, =
GEORGE A LEA|ITT Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Guusss ano farms mautso.

L'ARM WANTED. Wanted 10 hire. with the
i p-ivi,sys Of p~rrhssing. FARM Of sbou. ~ scre'
within rs ni'ts az Sew ok als mus. b. gCof AdcreN
CHARLES WILSON. Nals:ie, Columbia Colaty n " stating
p.iee and oay l.sse hswfo.k agsrL Pr;e so TO *
ceed 3 9 90.
NEWTOWN, l. I.-TWENTl ACRES charm
ry situated il the village of kewto snc bounded By
two g,es hoorgh esfne House aud several O hou'e-tor
SALE o. esy r. TeKy1 as K 1'S soS % Gu .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

WALL LA G K's II L X.
w THURSDAY FvYSISG kov H. ies
the r.s-u.rce 81 With the popular cousedy by
q ai.es Dance, rnsiied
MARRIAGR A LOTTERY.
Wlful Wsvey (his sscotd spps-sroe sinc" h re- ovey
frcn his late haessl pr Lr-.
o;hsr ohsrsoter. by H yesbou. Ma Ssosa, mu Floyd
Er. 81 sa AID M Floyd.
To be foo we'd by Mr Fr Jane. Bhsas admired Oonsdy
of
GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND.
Gerald frzmsuIice ' p,o1sns sn
Nj sif y)o,s
AErfs -
10 couciase si,h Mr Bror sh.u'. rop1is b-F,asg1sd
hkRTuHE's DktkAT:
Or,
Ttr syI7URE THE SgaS.
ei.b Al its bea-tis,t srsrsry. musi- knd efer'..
To meffo linda. produced for the irt ttr IL This
country and with spIioprsi. sc'ley Ton Taycs a't Eew
oonedy scs crow ding tie ,aesiTf T. Lord'n'
'--'-'' COMO TO THE BAD;
Or
NJ ScoICH AUST
Horace H.rdnehsin oftrs Gusts.... NJ Lester "asck
MG Peer Df DfDuxGaui
Ge.~n, Wtest-1h
Mr. Be,i, Nj s!osa
n, shouf
Smyihers, artist AZ par rioJd
Moss. BAia. H' BsTn.ls
Cotrrn
Bel.A Dsstwood MIS- IA Sy Dshnon
Mr.. Pc Miss Eriirs.iie tieiIsc-
Ms nEose eis' u
Mary '''' hpo
10 Conclude with iIr. HoppiI s.ccessia. is,ce q
The LADY OF THE BFDCHaNbZR
= =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

L'OR SALE-At bargain, three KETTLES
Il ceu.a..ins 49, $50 aud ~ gallons esch. Apply 20
e. n FLANDERS Nc. 2T2 pesris,., ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

AURA KEENEs THEATER,
Ia No 6si Broadway.
FOUcTH WEEK or TOM TAYLOR 5 kRW 1hREE-ACT
COMKpY
HOUSES CROWDED TO OyERyLOW'N3
IL copseauenoe of the pfnesr which he's attended
the pIoduciion Of Tom Tsyofs last 81 II the large
beIs abe 70 obiai sd:ssicn .e osnsgenen
Would II ly announce tns piece for REPETITION on
THURSDAY ENENING. kov. H. l5S.
AND EVERY EIGIl1 DURING THE WELK.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
tu yrsnnhard live eIsnkes.............hr. Jedeton
BIZ Edward T-euotar5, Hsm2slire BsToue...M M srsy
Coye enrney a.sy. MI blrHet'
Abel Hurco'ti his
Florence TtencbeT1 IS =, is
Mis- houDt.Ie ssh s.On. hiss SisTy =" eli!
her daughters bs sessGI ssSsIn
Tocoucuds with ,he screaming farce Of
THE NEW fCOTMAN
Characters bv Mc.srs. Burnett McpOus, Clinton a2c Pc
tsrs aid Hsscs Mccarthy sad Weis
Balcony CT Airs my be tcureo one week IN sdace without
extra
Door op.n 81 70 commerce a. Y oooek prelsely
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

DALACE GARDEN CIRCUS.
i 6th-N ard ii:h -.
In order 20 place this BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT
within the reach Of all the Manssue have se spar
the interior Family Circle. admission T. Ti-A WILL
b. % No bali prize.
Doors open al 81 20 commence a. y.
Boa Tickcts.......E 80 cents Ch.5ren. - CENTS
THIS EVENING;
GREAT NOVELTY AND ATTRACTION
Production Of tie Grand fsiry Spectacle Of
CINDERELLA;
Or, Trr FAIRY AsD TIE LITTLE GLASS S-iPPra
The chafac will BE- sustained by
FIFTY YOUNG AKTISTES.
FORTY IN THE CORPS DE- BALLET,
With magnificent costumes splendid properties and rch ns
appointments.
The Beautiful Stat. Chariot of Cinderella viii De drawn by
FOUR SHETLAND PONIES,
TIE whole forming O most brilliant ensemble
addition the psy gaud .fmaucesb b a. ae great as.s
LITTLE ALICE,
The fo!.ous Fqucs!cune who has achieved NOS. braa.
MELVILLE, tho Wonder.
knIs FRANCOIS sId LINTON,
Messrs LAKE PAINTER. DuRAND, RENTZ, GREGORiE
and NEIL,
Together with twenty FIVE additional performer
EoTIcE.-IlNDERELLA viii be performed every Wetpe''
day and Saturday Aftenoo1 -.
Doors open at Il 70 commence al q.
In order better effect 20 the performance OF Cinderella
the Afternoon the house will be brilliantly iLunsed with
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Gutsrp, Bar6ware, &e.

TTENTION SPORTSMEN.-A new and de-
~ sabe PISTOL the best il the market you will bry
a. sigAt. Cal All examine Tor your yonselves.
J. ". sTOHRS. Agent,
No. III Chambersst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11
Real Gsiais tor 6als.

I'OR SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM Of
iCo scirsia wr.,cbe,r Co. ii miles from Stag sias u
l. lies from CofoI good L0use, peny Of fur, sssde
&C. for p.rtlca-s address j. s. CORNELL Mount ki'co,
New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

"ANTED-By respectable young Curl sit
w ustion a. sEAMSTREsS; wotId ont by the DAY
WEEK; h frs;elass s-smslses,. Address No SIS .i
WiliaIsblTsh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

WANTED--S Situations BY two Protestant Girls:
w one CHAMBERMAiD and WAITER one NURSE
and SEAMSTRESS sso by good Cook asher lrcIei
also BY two very nice cooEea G Apply Nc. llth ..
nea Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

"ANTED-A situation in private family by a
w youra GIRL as SEAMSTRESS or CHAMBsRM4IO
and WAITER; is wiling to assist in Washing and Ironing
Can be No "a LAS Sihst, where shs WI be vel
commended.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

Screw Steamship Company new ard hs;,Gs ',ssnSs
IL N R. on SATURDAY Nov. 10. at t3o'cocf m pr-o.s{
Cabin passage. with gI;uIpa'sss sscGIpSdaos' ~
somery ees; Albany, Ga, s14i Atlanta ard cosmeeA 80
Macon 81. freight 10 cents PEI foot sna pop'rnoAAs 'S
insurance ops-half per cent. Applyto -
VB CROMWELL Co, No. SC Wsx~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

Boar6 aro Rooms.
DOARD On BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-A gen
,uao .ad gifr OF scI.isme1 csE b. som
rrois.,i BCAHD No - Cranberry 81 corner OF w
low II N. ir NJ. sste yic.i.y Of Wa sod Fr.on ferries.
6ouses to fet.
HOUSE to LET-No. I42 Sackett-st., BrooA-
Ii lyu IL perfect oEc 2. ApPlg 70
& s WATROUs, No g. Cam n. l.
DOOMS to LET-To single Gentlerncn 10
IL private family FURNISHED with Breakfast 9. No -
EOEd-s..
WATER POWER, with or without buildings,
w to LIT e. N.,.~sv.a Dg.ehsn Co. N Y ioqu'fso on
tie p-emseI CT OF SAM Il ScasoeE, Sf SfCo1't.an1;It n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-11

MAN and VIE, without lncumbrancc, want
"A SITUATIONS IN the r;y Any rsrt Of ae coun;ry 10
fsuiy the cox washer rogt: baker,
g. rs.,n5s es'y work the IL fret rate hnau
sud ssrdeuen and uuteranas tsSs - COWS milking.
Ic bb are sober hoses, 1' rd .roGs good reference.
Addrrs. APPLlCANr Tribune Ohce, saies where utter
view tc l:d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
NUMBER 235
lAnB1lEaoIainaTT nanil Faliale.


An ExlEaoEdinsFE liaHlz Failure.
The failure Of the Western BanzsCe sGlasssu,
SEQ land has spread unparalleled ruin fhroughoet
that ci.y, Thirteen hundred families had in7esi-
ments iu,he concern, which in many cssss. consii.
tuted the sole dependence Of aged professional men
widows and Orphsh daughters The ltotal paid sp
capital was equal to S7.5O0,O00. when tte sop
page occurred il wassooR seen hat the whole o ihat
properly was swept away, and that those who had
nothing else would be reduced 10 0destfutioa Il wss
hoped. however, that this would be the worst. Ina
little furth r time it transprsd that there would bs
deficiency Of 81 800 900 in addition to the loss Of
the whole capital Aean Of sl25 per share vas se-
eOrdingly enforced on all who had anything Jeff.
This was fnally paid in June last A luI thea IN
isrvsnsd and it vas supposed that if there should
happen 70 bsany other cali it would be light Com
plste astonishmentWas therefore felt onthe 7tb nlt
when il was annOuneedthat the ds6eiency, ms cad
Of being 81, 800 600 had proven TO be 500 00snd
that upon each share fresh payment Of $500 vssld
be required within twenty four days. -
A large portion Of the stockholders having been.
already ruined the number Of those ableto Fssponi
is limited and it is calculated that out Of the shr
teen hundred, not more than one hundred and fly
viii ultimatsly have any property len Mag Of
the sufferers have died, some have become insane.
children have been thrown On the charity Of fends
and Strangers, and there is scarcely family in the
district which is not to some extent afflicted One
eminent retired merchant who had invested he
whole Of large fortune in the concern has died Of
a bsOkeu heart. Yet the directors, or majesty Of
them, says the London correspondent Of the New
York Comasrsisl have adopted 3 bold and uucrupu-
ous tone to the last They relied upon their par
iamentry influence, especially among the torissaad
he government have screened then throuehouf.
Among their chief aPOlOgists thsy have Sir Arohi-
bald Alison, the author Of the IIistory Of Europs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04

The charge Of the Circuit Judge in this cause is
affirmed The bill was fled for divorce from the
bonds Of matrimOny, by the wife against the hus
band and she obtained a decree and was restored
to al the estate that came by her The Circuit
Judge in view Of all the facts before him, further
deereed to complainant the sun of $3.50, 10 defray
all her reasonable expenses in prosecuting the suit
and that defendant pas the COSTS. The complainant
alone complains Of this decree. The testimony up
on which the decree was based was derived from
witnesses examined orally in open court-as is the
law and practice under the act Of 1885, ch 26. D
p &C. and n. Rev. 262.) No deposition appears to
have been taken or fled; and bill Of exceptions
made placing Of record, the proof before the Circuit
Court 50 that this court could have before it ihe
evidence upon which the Circuit Judge acted We
have nothing bu, the pleadings and decree-lhe
bill afording, if true, proper case Of relief The
decree in its recital Of facts proved shows that the
Cifcuit Judge found the bill true In such q case
we cannot distrust the decres of The Circuit Court
We are bound to presume that, in at respects, he
acted properly upon the facts The allowance to
the wife was matter Of legal discretion with the
Circuit Judge, aud we cannot revise or change what
he has done, wi hOut the facts before him. Robin
s9n vs. Robinson Hum. 440, Act OF 1885, eh 26
p. 10, &c. aud n. Rev. 259 No reference to the
Clerk and Master asked by the complainant, as
10 the amount 70 be alOHad her; and the decree is
not erroneous under the rule in Burdine vs. shel.
ton 10 Yer. A. The facts which the Court consider
ed as proved on tbs hearing are sufficiently stated
in the desree. WRIoHT.
Decree affirmed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-04
PENNsYLvANLA RAILROAD.
e 3slF5-85saEz.ss

g sfs.ilssasszza ss2.5sisz .-5s-i15s
TTVHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern state, hy
tnuOus Railway direct This road also Pittburg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Ssdus5 with steamers all ports the
Northwestern Lakes making the direct, cheapest and reii
route by which FREIGHT forwarded audfrom the
JreGJ Vest
RATES PETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBCBG
FIRST CLAss.-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods Gin -, nap INA
boxes } Furs, Feathers &c, ''N' ~ ''o
sFooSp C[AsSLBooSs ana Stationary Dry 6Oc per IOob.
1iiEB GL1Auyils' a. ~ Bssns' bacon anu SOC Per lOOB.
FoURTH CLAss.-CUde Fish, Bacon, and Pork , mo- 1ons
(psckej) Lard and Lard Oil, wv -
Flour-sjcts per Dbl. until further notice
Grain-3jcts. per 100 lbs. until further notice,
CottonS2 per bale exceeding 5000 lbs. weight, until fur
thsr notice.
III ? In shipping Goods from point East Of Philadelphia
particular mark package ria. FhtiULiG RHr0Hd.
All Goods consigned the Agents J s Railroad at Phade
pha Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-HarTs Wormlcy * Co., Memphis, Ienu
r. F. & Co.. st. Louis J. s. Mitchell a. son, Evansville
Indiana; Dumesuil, Bell MurdocE, aud Garter JsWe
Louisville, Ky. r. C. Mldrum- Madison, Indiana Sprn-man
Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati, y. ". Graham K Co..
Evansville, Ohio Leach 4 Coz No. 81 kily street, Boston,
Leech & Co. As0T HUus, New York No ], William street,
Battery Place, New I0rE; L. J. Sur, Phi ade pa
Magrew Koon Baltimore; Geo. G. Fraucscu Pittshurg.
H. II. HOUSTON, Geler1I rleigt5 Ageat, PhIG.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't,, Altoona, Penn.
april, '55-f
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decree the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
ID at the September term, 1853 in the Of John King and
King, and others will offer for sale at the
Court House in Nashville on Saturday tire M day Of October
lot Of ground fronting so feet Crdde street. 80 feet OF
which so feet and 30 back only D feet
TermsSl25 viii be required cash, and the balance
creito one two and three Years Said pro-
pey belongs estate OF sally King, andis sold for dstribu
ton among the heirs. +. K CEtEAti,AM,
-seu24 tis Clerk and Master,
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p UNION Strict, NASHVILLE, TESN.
MFRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies 60
I'VE Of Nashville State Of Tennessee, and adjoining -
States that she will few days, from New York
the largest and magnificent stock OF FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS we'll the cheapest brought to this city in
part follows
1000 Fal and Winter Bonnets, all colors:
1900 Ladies' and Misses Brown White LeghOFn Boomers
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0ld Bonnes renovated and retrimmed in No. sylee
aupIjH MRS. DOYLE
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HAVE ON HAND e7O,OOO BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and vii, sell a great
Eargain,n taken away in a short time
H. JOHNSON,
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There is no error in this record for which The
judgment should be reversed. The introduction Of
the will Of Cox could have been of benefit the
plaintiff The will gives her no greater interest
than she would take without it. under the statute Of
d,scen s; and, therefore, the law adjudgsd her 10
take by descent. b. Com. ch. Is. pp. 2Sl-2.
And having recovered her equal share, tenant in
common, she has nothing to complain Of on the
ground Of the rejection Of the Eill-Whether pro-
perly rejected or n9t-as its admission could not
have avaied her any hing The statute Of linils-
ton eou have no other effect than to save her
right to her share Of the land the ground Of her
cOVertHre
Judgment affirmed BT THE COURT.