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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
RAII, ROAD

Is
RAIL ROAD.
~ go -
N and Monday, March ISIS tsunday eTceptedl
" Trains VIII run a. follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND;
ilo P ~ Man d5an :,sgETs s' Al. 'tsa.; airy; t e
1880 P 81 Express Train ,torpur At all regular stations;
ga Rochester and New Salisbury Is Sta
lions for this tran) and arrive Pittsburgh :
$50 A. ".
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
Go A u. Express Train, stopping all regular stations:
arrive at P.t;shSrsh at ii:4o A II and at cisIs-
$40 n. NAL Tain Stopping rusr stations,
arrive a. Pittsburgh AT SIS P. 81.
LEAVE PITTsBuRGm:
eco A 81 Nail Train Stopping Al stations, and arrives
At Clsvei,n A. 2:5S P. N and at Bridgeport at
Ii:U5 A. 81.
800 p 81. vxIrrss Train, ,tOrrr stAtlOns
rive at Bridgeport At SAC =. N.
But one train from Eassportt to Cleveland aay-Isaves
bridgeport e;io A.. NJ
Excursion Ticket, from EIgsport to Pittsburgh and
turning, $40. GOOD fuo days only.
Connections.
Connections made by all through trains as follows:
Cleveland, with trains Toiuio Detroit Chicago and
the North also, for Ere, Dunkirt, Buffalo, Niagara
Al scu6rnyiir AMI BeIlar, the steub. Indi.
iEesvr Wilmington Lancaster, Colum-
bu, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and - Lolis.
At Wheeling, uiih baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
beTland, HATperS Fsy Baltimore and Washington CITY
Local through tickets purchased
oae tbs line; also at the Union Ticket Office, opposite
snpsrin'sndants once. C 4 PRR. JAMES FARMER.
Cleveland, March D. ISIS. mh6 Supt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
) Go AYERS
- PILLS.
ron ALL TW PURPoaEs OF
FAMILY PHYSJC.

TnIi.G has long existed public demand for AFyc
nv PIrgatiye pill which could be relied md
that demand and extensive tEiaI Of It's virtues
Asz oObcukyey shown with what success Heeouphhea
Int NOT easy 10 make the best Of al pss -one ufien
should have Of the objections, but al the GdEs-
tes. Of every other. This has been attempted here,
i With What success we would respectfully submit %
tho public decision. Il has been unfortunate for tho
and irrtasng to the bowels This is MOI:
Many Of them produce much gnpng pain ana rciu-
sim in the system 20 than eounteTbalanee the
rood To be Csfyed from them These pills produce no
Imitation pam, 3ess It arise from previously exist
ing obsrTuetiou arrangement in the bowels Being
pTvy vegetable, no harm can arise from their use IN
any quantty but il is better that medicine should
be taken udiciOusy. Minute directions for their
the several diseases to which they applicable are
gwen the box. Among the complaints which have
Complaint in its various forms of Jaundce Indigestion
I.lHFuor, and Loss Of Appetite, iseSsnesS, litabty
~ the Side and loins for, IN TRUTH all these are bur
the consequence Of diseased action in the liver As an
aperien they afford prompt and sure relief in CosHe
nrss. Piles, Collie, Dysentery, HumOrs, ScToiula ana
Seuryy Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers and i'm
putty Of the blood IN short any and every case where
They have also produced 'ingulaIiy successful
lures in Rheum4tism, Goqt DroPsy orISei EsysPens'
and side They should be freely taken IN the spring Of
the year 70 purify the blood and prepare the system for
tho stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores
,he appetite and +goF They purify The blood, and, Sy
ylc strength Of the body and the wasted
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an oc-
easonai dose advantageous even though no seToT1
arrangement exiSts; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far every purBatTe medicine
reduces the strength, when taken TO excess The thou
sand in which physe is required cannot be
eTated here bot they suggest themselves to the
Of every body and this pill is found to better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
TO mankind Where their virtues known. the
public Will longer doubt what remedy employ when
IN need Of cathartic medicine. Being sugaT-wTapPed
they pleasant to take, Andbeng purely vegetable
harm eau arse from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

Ak Irishu.an, driven to desperation by the
stringency Of the money market and the high
price of provisions, procured pistol and took
the road Meeting traveller. he stopped him
with--"Your money or your liIe!" Seeing that
Pat was green, the traveller said: IN tell You
what Iii do--I'll give you all my money for
that pistol Pat received the money and han
led over the pistol. Now said The traveller,
'.land back that money or I'll blow your
brains OUT" blow away, then, the hearty"
said Pat, 'Iivil a bit of powder there's in it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

To ilc uninitintcl II may be proper TO men.
ton that among the stock Of brokers the terms
bulls and bears are used, TO indicate those who
sw car that stocks i'll go up and those who swear
thrin dcwn-the former working with their
A0,Ts aud the latter with their claus - Ghdries
TIM McrcurH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
French Goods.


C,HINIzE-9Oa pieces - wide, srranted fast eoors y
iF ernts aiEays sold for y Ets yard. Also -
sreond rao1rIing c,in'z-s At 10 cents -
LOUPINE's BEST ALL WOOL De LANE SIX cents
per yavd. =, - q
cents, viii sell at i2E eeHts soe ESoa gaAly -
IoW 6tL a yard. -,
CHALLT DE- LAIsES-P!sin and GguEsd de FeEJ lns't
uIain A. % cent?, and frurvti It - cents > yard
OSfHR- GRAPE E'ESPAtFSE-sS pieces beaHlInl Styles
M aW Sis BaRESE "a pieces, os cents, for only
" " =, piece, AHsias Dress Goods, very nee and
cheap. -,
Back slk rich lnstTe, inch vide, at eny w Cts
per ard; SOLD last season Al e. per yad.
1he GFeaIest FBHTRHin Yet
viii sell superior SILK RoBFs. Of 90 yards each zane
ausity sold last nom e2j TO go, For only
SI5 uPisce. ] challenge my merchant possessing
jddErnsr siks deny at these koe@ ar ngi
h-lf Al suTHror article f"LO1ffD
POULTDE ROBES 4 DULLES, sid- stripes, very d.
,irAbe eoiors and de igHs and uii be soh az
Tey are very importation OF large Ne" 1oFk
retail establishment and bought byoH porter cost
Also jls EereiVed about o. drrss patterns OF ne" "
Eruc, eiiss. handsome md cheap
iWpBAhECiE. LAWN CIlAlLI RoBEs. both Hds stripes
and double skria RObrs go each sueh ss s1d
iast :, Asuii flv SO v stl Tor g. Chaly IsHh-s
excellent styl- very cheap. Pine Lawn Holes ~ ot ohe
,,gg :. Nsg+ -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
ID. CARTW RIGHT.

In connection the above, keep every Kind Of tu
siesi Instruments and musical merchandise generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

TAS c. ORR you'll tie uble. thst b hss
81 removed seeds frr IL, Main street. the feuJh
Norm tie ". NJ aark, EHsi SIDE Man street
vre heis np-nS his Spring StoSk q Books stat
cry, Wall Paper, a.
ne soali sail vsria attention TO his isrrr ana se
irrtri stock " E which for VARIETY 81 psttTF
AMI nsan-ss and quality canro; he xrtStr the civ.
nsrtur 60 close small lot Of patterns ~ Ia scsscu
"a make room vgt si hcsn th- dTSt 80
Anrt All seh Csll soon yeu hat s-ri e-rEts
-nc-nh.- he piacr. dcnr~ Scrt - t NJ, { NJ hauk,
"a, sfie Nlsfl street. "eFaercct's syu ncss.
rgario Jas g. ''tik
Fv gfCSfc rrrrvsd -vgry weyk. t. ra'ieJy
N AZ iaplsl pAySE : CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

MR. P.'s little daughter came running to
her aunt one day, saying, Aunt Kate, little
SSAttie has swallowed a buttoul' Seeing her ter
ror. her aunt camiy replied, well, what good
viii that do herr" Said the child very scrioms-
Iy, Not amy good rs l see, triess sIe ssaliotss
II button hgifM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

THE UNANIMOUS Favor WHICH HAS ATTENDED,
1 n. int roductfan Of HlJEELER * WILSON'S FAM
ny SEWING MACHINE, is sGihci-ut evidence 81 -
excellence. II Is uceulcss shat this useful u
truu,vt Is becoming domestic Estut."E; the fact is
recoul - by ~ successni use IN thnus1u families IN
every rank To thnsr no hSvc ht' rvfTsE'd
awaiting themselves Of its advantage. not he
say that It's u.iiity pt Prublcu o." b. solved,
bot Alryady reagE,i, TIE hEhs' 'stmony Is
con.tiny offered concerning Tile verdict, ~ d has sVsi
this instrument 80 Wide sud rnytalle reEu ;.ou.
These Machines exhibited and soli b,
JAMES EwIS ., Agent,
Ifornhruol' =, Buiidtag
Persons wishing s;Iehiug nratly executed be accom-
mclatel on short notice. APPLY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
Oheaper tnan Ever

Sh6d per Shdh SN6Fs
REAT DISTRESS and heavy the East Railroad
stock Rank Stock and all goods forced Market
and sold At ruinous pTice the Importer and Manuaetur-
hay returned from the EIsteTt cities aud have
purchased goods those Tuinous prices, and offer
my Tud The public generally, gn"ds made up
ORDER Coats Paats and Vests and
fashionable AID ready made clothing lower than they
lave been offered in gts You will
clothes tho you have heretofore paid
Come aud has IOC2dl a. 81 ADAMS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
RENINWAI.

THE unabridged gra-fa the patronage they have
received iruu the e'rcnS Of Wheeling and Ih- puddle
EsnsFay, the old stand, respectfully ask crntns
Of the their location, No. llA Main, be-
tween Monroe and IInlan streets
We purpose all 30 keen such Of
CuISA, GLASS. QUEENSWAUE, HOUSE, STEAM BoAT
Furnishing Goods hNnd that viii likely
the taste OF ali who with ther patronage
Rooms spacious, aT5rrr facilities unsurpassed
West exhibit goods to advantage, and aside from
Retailing AMI packing department shau eoutinnc
keep hAnl original packages % assorted QuensWarr
ailfted this and the West
Witch viii b offered stuail advance tiv
Connected with this house, Is u FLlNr GLASS MANU-.
Factory; heues Ou- Ccuntry Merchants rely upon
saving carriage he East this point py baing
their Glass and Cuevu-uAr- from
]. X nUNHAM Co.
Fahlt No. l1S Main 81, bctve- n Monroe Tn1n sts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
N ew system.

IN changing Of blsues, Icing eTrtllt sysscFa
cash Is eptN alcrt also ehaure lorE prCfs
TO very short ones closing atoek heavy
Cloths CasslleTrs. Wid sVI tWsuty
eentl.ss tan former prices. Should any DOUBT what
a calling al Nc. Washington Hall you viii he
~ WHISTLER ! IAEIN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
NEW SPRING STOCK.


NEG LEAVE to iufnrn the Pahe that have jas,
turned from the has; viii ny FIRST SPRING sTUCK,
shieh determined to sell - cheap any hcGse IN
Wheeling.
NJ stock consists Of al the latest STYLES Of
DRESS GOODS, such bark and fluev silks, Lawns.
ChuJIrs, Caieoes OF eness variety, CAes, BrraPe Ne
Laiurs, lie DrSes, with variety u other goods too
Gus To mention.
EMBRotDERIEs. the best be found wheclluv uly
consists OF Collars ~ prices FROM
- the highest, % Of Sleeves and Collars amongst which
will particularly MtTSIir sets, ragv
he East complete assortment ~ -raSroidere Bands etc
noNNErS, rcv lToui - cts TO ASA, the least
brought INTO the market, also Ronnrt Ribbons and
bSuiui lowers, rushes, and thing in the MP
incry line.
WHTTEGOODs, sach paiU ard figured Strips BriliAn.s
~hleh would call attention real Frenc
brueadr, plain figured AMI stgpyd Jaconrs NunsoOks etc
SHANl.S SuAwLS, StraI Gashmere plain aud fancy.
I at almost your priett.
suitable Tor Srri can ODER the largest stock Of
hoae In whrruE AMI Norhl particularly Request
chant taoTsio eNaRinr stssk, Wll ss At whole
MIrTs, eopls.~ line, and ao of:hoss long a,t,
/ worth IS i2hc.
Calf aud examine my stock. Il will compare
fNvorably sitn any other, and doing,
done ny basnss the cash principle, W sci,
ISAAC Prayer.
nar25 ls3 MAiu sIrest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

TUE following is postscript to an Irish letter
"Deor .uiie-lf you don't get this letter at nll,
write ami Its no it and III raise the diyil with
the postmaster
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

As old lady being at loss for pin cushion,
mad one al an onion. On thSf,lloWing morning
size found that all the needles ha,i teOrs ~ their
eyes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03
THE INTELLIGENCER.
MONDAY MORNING, WAY 3, 1865.

BcHSING MouNTAIN.---There Is VEN 0!
coal located above the water level in the Broad
Mountain, near Pottsyilie, Pa, which has been
burning for twenty-one years. The vein, which
contains excellent white ash coal, is some forty
feet in thickness. The PottsyiIle Journal says:
The origin Of the IRE is attributed a couple
Of miners, WHO, having some work to perform in
the DRIFT ia The depth of winter, built lire
ihey being cO.d-iU the gangway. The flames
destroying the prop timberS, were carried D?
strong current rapidly along the passage, ard the
fire communicating 10 the coal, all subsequent
efforts to eXiiugU~h il were Intellectual Tic
men were cut oil from escape, and were uEdoubt-
edly sutEOcated to death. Their remains were
ncT er found. d few days since we assembled the
mountain at the spot OF the fire, aud were much
interested IN examining the effect Of the fire up
on tie suTlacc. Tic course Oiit from west 10 cast
and where the vein is nearest the surface, the
ground Is for The space Of several hundred feet,
sunkeBintU deep pts, aud while the stones exliib-
it evidenccs of having been exposed TO thr action
Of intense heat. every yeStaec .: Vegetation had
bcenblasted II i desert track III the midst u
smiling fertility. Tie ground in some places
was almost too warm for tie hand to rest upon
il, while steam from water heated by the inter
nal fire, rose from every pore. The fire has ey.
identity EXTENDED severn! hundred yards from
the place II originated, and finds vent and mir 10
continue its progress, at the pits TO which we
have alluded. score of years has passed, still
il blnns, and will burn until further fuel Is deHiCi
tn, burning element. Thousands uftnns of co;l
have undoubtedly been consumed, and thousands
Of tons may yet feed the ire bcforeit is checked.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-03

Revival AMONG Stock BnoKgns- is stated
that at tue height Of the Revival in New
York a changed man" Of that Constitution
applied to a poetic friend to write an appro-
pirate hymn, to be sung at the the Board Il
Brokers.
The whole hymn is not given, but the follow
ing IS Il -a,uple ofits pcaiton;ial tone and de>irs
of reformation:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

OsrrcE La Crosse AND MLwAuKEE RAILROAD Go,
~ NEw.YoRK, Sept 10. 1883. :
NOTICE il hereby given to the holders Of the
IN FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS Of the
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE r. r. Co, that the under
asued arr sutorled to fund the August psde Coupons OF
ala Bonds par by giving 10 exchange therefor the snnn
yuud Bonds Of the Company At seventy cents 20 tae doai
Witch Bonds secured BY Third Morss on tue entire
ene @ miles. Of road sni upon all its deposits isnd, fran
ehses and rolling stock ara s real aud PeTsosd prop
9ty belonging 20 said Company -,,s-
ALFRED NONON, Committee.
A C. GUNNIsOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

A RARE CHANCE 10 purchase an excellent
IA PIANOFeRTY 81 b-szts'ul tom. touch and snish
Apply JAS. VAN RiPsR, No. f7s Woossets.. between
Housooa and Bi-<cker-ssA
COLE MEDAL Of HONOR at the UNIVER-
~ SAL EXHIBITION OF iE55
DEPOT OF THE ALEXANDRA ORGANS.
s1sptea Of DrswipF Rcons Churcaes LODGE sna
4rbosls rhs uarui6cent instrument. introduced By
THALBERG,
On the Crd States has been sdopd BY The moe -iueut
ssist. OF Hurupe and America Nile Wes Lsxt Gott<hak
VIIanovs T.. Price sl6n se25 $40, $Ss, sSs
Descriptive crcuAr - any address aPpt q
RyRNARD 4 FABREQUETTES IA. Nc. 81 D-yst
Importers Of Bsssons Acoorteon., Niotn stEiats, ha
JUST PUBLISHED:
A oo--p,s.- INSTRUCTOR for the Aeraadr- O-ssaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
VIRGINIA IMPROVED LAND for SALE

al, .e Or e,eh.nSe for city property two g.u Of IN,
proved Land in Comfy. Va One trsot 90 str -.
James River the chsr it5 near WsAeoe'a
folk and Pe,ersbn-r Railroad Good buildings neaihy
good fine timber blle mar. hne sPPsr ana pee
chsds For particulars sdaess the subscriber ,efiy y -
Hoose, Va PEYTON A. b. DIN ID ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
Mssvn, Auc.ioae.r.
RY BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co, Trsae-S.,.
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN-On TIFSOIV
DrpAsrNKxr or FINANCE. CosrraoLirs', OyTIc-
Jerry LEASES at AUCrION -

Jerry LEASES at AUCTION.-Rr v;rt..
Of the su,hori,y vested IN him By the Less,,,ar ~ -
State and the Ordinances OF tbs Cosnsoa Coac ~. 60
ruller will se public auction, to tie sAew bidder ~ ~
a. / O'Clock p. IA, . LEASE OF THE FERRY irsm ~. -
Of Grand s F. R., NewYork. to ta~ o, Of G-sna.. R,sS
yu E D. ENTHUSIASTICALLY including the Buahs.is PssA
establishment tor the term Of TEN YEARS hOm The sr -
Of May, 1859.
suction the hishes, bidder with adequate security LSAsn
or THE FERRY pre,en. established from he aosthssv
basin at Peck alp New York to the foot Of South IN
Brooklyn y. d. (Wulamsoursh 10 landing pass =
said Brooklyn, adjacent TO the foot Of South 7h st.; with I'll
nights privileges and advantages thereof belonging the Coz
pos;ion Of the City ot New York for tie of TEN YEARS
frvm the first day OF May 1859.
The conditions and covenants Of the lease 10 be In as
Of Fern heretofore entered into by Corpora
The lease for EACH Of the above named Ferries D. nod
70 coufom 10 the requirements Of The City Charter in sssa
rerrie also contain the ot ~
he will Conduct said Ferry agreeshl
such rates. regulations ordinances laws
after tins be passcc the Con
u Council or State Legislature.
CONDlTlONS-Ihe purchaser of tbs Ferry Lessee and
sppendag in each vii b. required 20 psy the SALE "a
the Cole of the City Revenue equal 10 ~ per d
III, bid for he rent apply the OF t
first wear In he lease with the usual osenAS
otherwise BE- forfeited 20 the Corporation lie viii b
CURED also 20 furnish an oehEaton the same time
BY surete 20 hs effect that he viii execute bond VIII
sres be approx I'd BY the Comptroller for the punnl
payment Of the yearly ana for the faithful eresa
ton Of tie covenants of the lease The ices OF the ans
expense of the lease to be paid BY the pchar ~
whatever Is 10 be incurred BY the Corporsnon M
10 connection with pier slip bukhesd propsA
to be leased during the term Of the lease. ,..N
Should the lease 81 the Ferry from teck sup De Pufrns~d
other parties the present Ferry Company they will Be
titled have tho boats and x,ues necessary tot the P
of the Ferry Including the landing at Bockyr
in the parties cannot agree ss to the so
70 BE- paid for the sans. A. Q. FLAGG Comp,rolss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08

OFFICE OF rRs THIRD AvrNUE RuLSo,p Co.
Nsw.YoRN. Oct. 10, 1858.
T,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS OF this Company will tax place at their once
Sd Az between 65h and 6sh..s WEDNESDAY, tho 10Th
Of November IL which time thefe viii De An
ELECTION for thirteen DIRECTORS for the ensuing yesr
TIE polls will b. open from l. N. 20 The Trsnier
Book will b closed from this date until the 18th proImo
SAMUEL b. ISAACS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
DALACE GARDEN CIRCUS.

DALACE GARDEN CIRCUS.
II SHAY. And lfthst
In order 70 place this BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT
the OF all the MANAGEMENT have set apart one n
tine interior Family Circle, admission TO which WI"
Doors open at 81; TO commence at u.
GREAT NOVELTY AND ATTRACTION.
Production Of the Grand FAIRY Spectacle Of
CINDERELLA
On, THE FAIRY AND THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER
MADAME AGNES
on THE FLYING WIRE
THIS ENENIN0 Nov l8i8Frst night Of an entire
and original popular of all Fairy Tes The
management encouraged BY the they have heretofore
met wh have been dnced TO present th. p'y with most
FIFTY YOUNG ARTISTES.
FORTY IN TIKI CORPS DE BALLET
With magnificent cCstun"s splendid properties, and Ha mig
Tie Beautiful state Chariot Of Cinderella viii be drawn by
FOUR SHETLAND PONIES.
The whole forming most brilliant ensemble
ClNDERELLA-LisL or CHARACTtks; ,,..,,
Price Ms Gsiat,rI. PeaS; ' Nv W ' mans
Old Bachelor, aged three years
COachusn. mastet 1eoge'
Masters EnAiles ana .oh1 i
Masters Frederick. AIel and Chtcini
Masters Ross Nicolo, Louis and Walter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Daughters Miss Adelaide
TIiinoa. .' Baron, ......M Miss Murry
Fsry Godmctber to Cinderella Nixon.
EIs Old Maid aged three bliss margaret.
Old Maid aged three Miss mary
LITTLE ALICE,
The famous has achieved most brilliant
MELVILLE, the Wonder.
Mons FRANCOIS and LINTON.
Asssrs LAKE, PAINTER, DGRAND, RENT GREOoKIk
Together with twenty five additional performers.
No7ics.-CINDERELLA will be performed every Wedne''
N'' Doors open at II; to commence a. 81
In order give effect the performance oil Cinderella
in afternoon, the house will be brilliantly illuminated with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-08
Financial.

Orrier or TIE TaIs0 AvEsvE Raj, Co.,
sdsv, bet, SSH and e6th sta
,nIvIDEND.-The Directors have .nls day de-
C,l.r-s , QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO AND A
pAJP PR CENT paysSe n the sociaoides a. ,ae once
Of the Company on and after WEDSkopAl toe iVta inst
Tn transfer books will be closed until that Gaze:
New. York Nov. |. 1854 SAAL b. lsAAoS, Secte'1ly
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furnaces, Ranges, &e.

I EED'
HOT WATER FURNACE
Is TIE FIRST ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL and Tho
ROUGHLY PRACTICAL APPLICATION ofthe ELEGANT
HEALTHFuL snd ECONOMICAL SYSrEAOF HEATING
THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF WATER
WE HAVE THOROUGHLY TESTED THESE HEAT
FRS IA VARIOUS sfrsstions, and find them
ENTIRELY EFFICIENT IN TIE COOLEST
WEATHER
THIS HOT WATER FURNACE Is durable. has fs~ ws.sr
POINTS leak leeds reIsr IL easily managed lo~s
not shrink nre the furniture Ard wood work Of tae build
ing ard tneu ere, ana POSSESSES MANY
ADVANTAGES over oag cir, eos AID pipes
radiators
EsTIMATHS rsae for WARNING ard vENTILArIN0
either By HOT WATER, STEAM. or WARM AIR, .. short
notice ssa peIs IA s,:sp,oa gwen to the same By
GEORGE L. CANNON,
NO. 4O8 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK
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ALBERT II. kIcoLAv. Auotoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE Of the JERSEY CIT

III
will sell without reserve, MONDAY, Nov. at octsck
ct Merchants Exchange " the well known property &
lArged in 1896 comprising twostory brisk blidins with =
edition built Of for MiSn room The 0ssshopse 20
per covers surface IA full s OF ground fronting 200 fs ~
Wsshnston-s., and running back Essex and Bsrsser
lis feet each IS full lot, OF ground south Of the nos
Canal with the GAsshous The Cutting shop
Of ample Dimensions. sud 10 worked by steam engine IL
Store and Packing spacious and the WORKS con
ali the accommodations necessary Glass Factory Of ~
class The premises derive ths original title ou ~
Associates Company The situation conveatsa
TO the ferry The Nos IS Bergen t ana 50 EsseIs
subject ground Of 10 each lot The tass
are goth December 1888 and the aos
the whole property Is about 90 The water rent "a "
above q 10 The NewJersey 60
trail Railroad Company pe.tionei the New Jersey Les
for extension Of their road to jersey City, and
thought that snoh event this property would BE- wsnt1
for the Compsnys depot sound, The attention Of capitals
directed to this sale The property constantly ncresaHs
ysre and Tor investment psy large profits Terms dlsa
and title ndsputabe For maps and bandbs -
tAinux full info rma ton, apply a. the Office OF
ALBEIT II. NlC0LAY, Asrtoneert
NJ Hroad.,t n T.