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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1855.
PHoT wooD.Denr Sir: Your Hair proYinS
itself beneficial to me. Tie 'front.' and also the back part
Of my head almost lost Its coyerngn fact have
used but two half pint bottles and
the top head is we'll promising crop OF
young hair and the front is also receiving Its btnet
have tried other preparations without benefit whatever
duce many others to try it..
Yours respectfully, D. R. THOMAS, n. D.
No. 464 Vine street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

FHnny.-A right funny story is told as
happening down in the rural vieinity,of. Mount
Pleasant, Virginia, not long since Not far from
Mount Pleasant, back in the country like, there
is'a tavern called the Franklin House. Mr..
Franklin, the proprietor, has two deaf and dumb
daughters, sprrghty, intelligent aid interesting.
BY signs they often carry on animated CONVEX
sations, especially with each other and mem
bers fthe family.
Last week, two foot travellers, stopped for the
night, at this house, and after supper with the
family, were shown to room in which was
good fire and bed for their recommendation
The kind host on entering the room in the
morning found that the bed had not been occa-
pied and that his guests had flown. He, how
ever, found on the table money for their supper,
and note, stating that in consequence of signs
made at the supper table by the young ladies,
they did not think it safe to go to bed, and
therefore paid the bill and took their departure.
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TIME l.AWEsp NEWS

=
INTERESTING Dc PROFITABLE 70 EVERY ONE.
consequences Of the hard times L have concluded to
make reatreduction in the selling price my goods
SHALL atthe same time, offer of greatest bargains
IN several articles received direct from auction.
CAL1C0Es, with the exception Of English Merrimack,
at 1Uc per yard
MUSLIN DE LANES goods never reailed for less than
70 cents at only s cents and all others in proportion
everybody
than any other house. ~
MILLINERY GOODS-A complete assortment very NV
both Wholesale and retail Riches 12c 8row Ut
1S%C. and 24. ~ 5-.fy ~
EMBRoIDERTEs-I oblige myself to sell So per cent
any other place.
OHINTZES-Worth Bic. at 90 cents
., CLoAks AND sHAwLs in every variety, and cheaper
s1LKS-A very good article of Black Silks at 5Oc., and
late style OF fancy silk, worth and sold everywhere
at onys75 cents. -
L1NENS-An rrticle worth 75c at only 45c. t
4 PARAMETTOS AND FRENCH AIERINOS-Of every col.
al price lower than ever offered before also plain De-
lanes very fine quality such sells csc. 16so
KID GLOVES-Another lot of those extremely cheap
CAuntlSts, at 375fc. =
In short will sell all and any my
hard times ISAAC prayer.
: nov u 1923 Main Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

w Important Arrest-on Tuesday even
ing, gentleman named Gilmore, who resides
in the vicinity of Roney's Point, on the Nation.
al road, east, came down to the city in search of
young man named John Kennedy, whom he
(GilmOre) alleged had stolen sum of money
amounting to something less than hundred
dollars the day previous and had managed 10
decamp. 1t seems that Kennedy was employed
about Gilmore's house and taking advantage of
the absence of the latter's family, broke open
drawer and extracted the money. Officer Tracy
was engaged to ferret out the thief, and in COM
pauy with Mr.. Gilmore, took his station in
the Baltimore Depot, where they remained but
ashort time, when Kenney made his ap ,earance,
equipped for travelling and very extensively at
tired. He was Immediately arrested and taken
before Aid. McCOurtney, thence to Jail to an.
swer the charge at the next term of the County
Court. sE ~, ZEs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

MEMPnIs, Dec. s.-The steamer, E. Howard,
from Nashville, sunk last Saturday near Gaines
landing, with cargo of sugar and coffee. Loss
$l0O,0OO No lives lost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09
WAsu1NaroS, Dec. 8.-!air. Nv. P. Kirkland a

WAsuNsroN, Dec 8.-Adr. w. P. Kirkland, a
planter of Nicaragua, who has Just arrived in
Washington, is thegenf eman on whose author
ity. the Mobile Register lately asserted that the
Nicaraguan govt would not permit the passep-
gers by White 8 Stebbins steamerssto pass
throughSthe country, and that it is determined
y resolved not to allow that company to have
the transit.
Mr.. kirkland, however, in connection with
his friends here, says tue statement requires q
qualification. He says, and the statement is
corroborated by another resident Of Nicaragua,
that the country is in awretched' unsettled CON
dition, the people being in continual alarm that
Walker and his followers were lowering in the
neighborhood.
Vessels ofewar were stationed at all aceessa-
bic points to prevent the landing hf fllibusters;
no symptoms of outbreak were apparent among
the natives. gei
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sY-P0lice Doiags.-"Ifs an i'll uiiad.. that

W-P0lice Doiags.-"Its an III wi1dl that
bows nobody good" is an apothrgm always
opportune. If 'twere not for the reckless evil
doer., numerous and very deserving class of
citizens might appropriately and tragically
smote their "buzzums" and excarm, "Othello's
occupation's gone" We believe that If it did
but once occur to ordinance violators that they.
were afford,ng livelihood TO a largo class of re-
spectacle mvu, they are just "ornary" enough
to try and bcenme decent and orderly out Of
pare malice and spite From present indicas
tons, however, we are sorry to say that no such
movement is likely to take place. Yesterday
officer Scroggins espied
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

ALBANY, Dec 8-The whole Boards of Di-
rectors Of the New York Central Railroad have
been elected, with the exception Of Mr.. Jno.
Chas: ii: Russell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

New YoNK, Dec. s.-The Charter election in
this city yesterday, passed off quietly. The
vote was small. Rob't I. Haw, the Republican
candidate for Comptroller, is elected by plu-
are that the Republican candidate for Governor
of the Aims House has also been elected Rob't
T. Haws, for Comptroller, received 80, 900 votes
to IL 500 for Russell, anti-Fammany, and 49,
600 for Purser, Tammany. OF the nine Alder
men elected five are Republicans to four Tam
many men. Charles Breuninghausen and Isaac
House. OF the School officers majority are
Republicans, and the indications are that the
advocates of the Bible in the schools, which was
an important feature in the campaign, have
some accessions to their strength. S
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wRRIRND

IE YOU HAVE ANY PAIN.
RHEUAAFIsal, NEuRAbeIAs- BRoNGHITIs,-PxKH
LYsIs, OLD SORES, sOALD. HEAD, BURNS AND
soALDs, srTPF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND Bruises, SORE BREAST, SWOLLEN GLANDS.
PILES, OR eUTANEoUS DISEASES, III
BUY A BOTTLE OF
RRAGG'8 ARCTIC qH.HNEN13NT
And get thea7United states Joarni.l Free.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

INKS! 11NkSi
pUTLERs IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD ana
~. Copying E1CELSI0R {FLDLD INKS MsnufactuYed
by James .. Butler Agent EoS9 Vine st., 2x squares
South of Burnet House, ClneinnGt o.
To THE WRiTKNo CnM1fuSITYIS 6ENERAI ArD Bong KRvp
FRS PARTfCuLGRLY.-A CARD.@aentleunen: FVerU botts
OF Arnolds EHgSh Fluid that costa You Se
enty per cent more than j. j. Buffers Excelsior Record
and no better as good so.calle6
Quart Bottle Of Afno de holds twenty per cent less Ink
and sTet Ned nifty per cent. higher than mine, which 8
worth saving particularly Khen the quality warranted
e9u ST. Al our leading stationeE viii bottle
MANUFACTURES, and be wiser n better citizens: n
least greater lovers OF country It's Cherished r
the merican Flag shall bottle Of ATn6ldSs
hn8nSn Elnld IN our beloved UnOnAnd your pnFSe
As Wells ~ JAMES BUTLER Agent.
For sale By Payne 90. andJ. G. Orr, Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

EaRBNCH EMBRoIDERIEsy-we have nov on hand 4
conss.ng Of vsis. Bands HloGuengs
dEtng9s and 1nseTtinos, Wrench Sets BreSFfSSt
Sets, Honon WaItese. and Yalentia setfs and ehniS
selection OF French Work Collars. 80
oetl0 HEISKELL & SWEAR INGRN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

We the undersigned, and owners Of steamboats,
Fpnnng to and from the port of ST. Louis Impressed With
me importance having on hand, at all times, and
certain remedy to be used in SaserG
obtained supply Of Dr. BraRgs Arctic which We
sVing 1t to be the most speedy and unang remedy for
cure OF burns sealds' wounds, COMMISSIONS, &C.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Cnln1HnEaa n:,1

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Dir j. Clarke, M d.
SIS Physician Extraordinary to tie queen. +.
This invaluable medicine is unfallng the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess and re.
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied
pQ TO MARRIED LADIES
Is especially suited. 1t will in time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottles price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counteriei,s.
,san4F7 CAUTION.
These Pi48 should not be taken 6yysnqzes during tie
FIRST THREE A0NTNS of pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, Outat any otter tre ey
are sac.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpta-
tLon Of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites these pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, calome
antimony, or anything hurtrul to the constitution.
Publications in the pamphlet around each package
which shouldb carefully preserved q G
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, 4
e.. tLate 20. Baldwin Co.,, Roeh utI Il. Y.
N.B-$1,oO and postage stamps enclosed to my au.
thorised Agent, will insure bottle containing so Pls
by return mail. listG4z sa7
For sale by T. H. LOGAN CO. lin Wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Pttsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents Va at Rich
mona. g5,-ss4 --s,..ri- = ap2s-1y 4
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THE INTELLIGENCBR.
THURspAY MoRNINa, DEG. 8, ls5s.

largest Circulation of abyPaper in west
= & ern Virginia. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

Steam TO LIVERPOOL.
ME subscribers Wnl sen tickets from all the prn
cipal cteso Europe, by either sail steam paeketS
wiz ind 1t to their advantage purchase
cts before leaving home SMITH &GORRELL,
octl3 Wheeling. va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

~ The RiUer was receding last night, with
alittle over sixteen feet in the channel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

IagElIlAd4 SN0t.-we learn from Conductor
Gather of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
that on Monday night last, il Cumberland, a
man named James Anderson. was shot .bya
man named Taylorat house ofill fame. An
derson has since died and Taylor is under arrest.
Taylor was the; keeper of the house at which the
shooting took place.
~ = =--lS s.-----------
10 Some bold bbsfieshav been committed
Of late, in Washington Township, Belmont Co.,
Ohio Two old men who lived alone were re.
Gently made to deliver to the rufian.s all thew
had, consisting OF watch and over one hun
dEed dollars in money.
AZ Burnea to Dsath.-on Saturday night
last, the house of Mrs, Bishop, who.liyed on the
Muskingqm river, above Marietta caught fire
and was destroyed. The bones of Mrs. b., the
only occupant, were found in the smouldering
ruins next morning.
EH-Wiza oat-A Mr., Keller, living ayshort
distance east ofithe city, shotaswild cat in the
woods, on Monday night zrazs
~ The Riper was receding last night, with
alittle over sixteen feet in the channel.
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lions, however, we itES sorry 10 say llaC no SUCH
movement is likely to take place Yesterday
officer Scroggins espied -..=.z.rz-7-z,1zss,
DRUNKEN covEY sD
named John Pickner, on Water street, and ar
rested him upon suspicion of being one Of those
singular advocates of temperance who think
that the best way Of getting rid of the evil is to
drink up all the whisky. The suspicion was
discovered to be well founded, and Mr.. Pickner
was sent up by AID. Duty; the officer who es5
corted him receiving very little assistance from
the subject, owing to a recent and powerful eff
fort made in the cause of reform and eradica-
ton. Yesterday morning an unsophisticated
countryman named Andrew Faleor was arrested
by officer Wickham for selling
SPOILED CHICKENS
unsound poultry. Mr.. FaIeor's defence was
that he lived away up in Pennsylvania, and
though the. chickens were sound enuogh when
he started from home, they had become nasty
on his hands, and not wishing to become
loser, offered them for sale He was fined two
dollars and costs by Aid. Wright, which he
paid In this Alderlnan's Office a case of
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
was next adiudicated. Augustus Weber was
charged with striking down "a brother of the
earth" whom he had ''given leave to toil"-y
Augustus protested that he did not strike Rimby,
the complainant, but Rimby the complainant
swore to the contrary, and Augustus was fined
one dollar and costs. Hug. Wier, one of large
pack of youthful plunderers, stole softly down
to the steamboat landing with the intention of
STEALING A sKIFF. -..s-
Ono always watchful Ritz, who had the skiff in
charge, followed noiselessly behind intending to
nip the design in the bud and cut the youngstcr
off in the flower of his youth, Happily the boy
reached the skiff and showed out into the stream
barely escaping ferOcious grabsrnade for him
by Ritz. Wier was arrested by officer Scrogg-
ms, and upon the testimony of Ritz he was
committed by Aid. Duty to answer at court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

MOBILE, Dec. s.-The schooner Susan, Harry
Marcy master, sailed on Sunday with l4o pas
sengers, and we'll supplied with provisions,
was overhauled before reaching MOBILE point by.
an, armed boat commanded by Capt. Morrison
and Lieut.. White, of the cutter McLeland, and,
stopped. The passengers on the schooner were
greatly enraged at this interference, and threat.
ened the cutter men, not allowing them TO come
on board. The govt officers are waiting in
-structions from the Treasury Dept. Great in
Hdignation also exists among the fllibusters and
their friends in The city. Mr. Wilson, of Ohio;
who is suspected by them of being gov spy,
has left town in consequence of disposition
being manifested to tar and feather him. -
Mayor Mithers has been reelected Mayor by
11s majority E4 go Is &,
MoNTREAt, G, w, Dec, s.-Sir Geo Simpson,
Governor Of the Hudson Bay Co., says there is
mo, truth in The, rumored murder Of Gov. Cavern
dish and Dir. Ashly By Sioux Indians, all pub.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

4EISkELL g. SNVE.ARINGEN.
AVE NoW1N STORE the largest, most attractive and
most complete stock OF DRESS GOODS they have ever
@ the pleasure OF Offering, consisting and edL
nun Priced silks, Rich Printed CGshmeres, Rich Printed
french Mertnos and CREhmeFes, Rich French
sA19ny and French plaIds New Styles PoniiSE
all Of RlitetT VIII be offered lowest prices ocIi9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

BUCKWHEAT FLOURI
have just received 800 Bags prime Eastern Buck
W Wheat in 90 3. bsgs. TO which the atten.
ton Of families and retailers. For sale by = =
sDOANE &ADAAis. q II
4 noH14 go. No. so Main st. \
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-09

UsT Received, hne lot Of A. Morton Co.'s Justly
= PENS long nibs short nbs and new arts
Jon. cannot fail to be suited In Gold Pens, az Il
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TKKCI

LAUGHL1Ns BusHFIELD Agent for Wbesl lS "a.
Sold also II. Logan Coz 3. and Drug.
gists generally. mig ~ 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20


Tie Hon. CHIFFON AIIxn Of Kentucky dod a, nj. ras;
dence in Winchester Kentucky the night Of the Sd Of
september, at the age OF seventy three years Mr. Allen
truly described by writer whs knew him well as one
Of the old school Of patriots and statesmen who are fast
passing away. Mr. Allen born N Albemarle county
Virginia. on the 9th day Of April 1885, and moved to Ken
ucky then the far West try his fortune among the
Die pioneers OF her earlier history, when he was unite n
90 Roy ne nIss settled IN hath county wb.o he followed
and studied by night to gain thss h,cs c,no Ma no
blessed MN wiih-An edpration. Tn no,aber 1907 he
49, W ~ Were no has resided ever since
he snoo before he entered upon tho practice
hreb,iv =. ofession that ne has since honored
tons Of his neo.I having won hold upon the aiec-
adoptcd ne ives chosen to represent his newly
nt county IN the State Legislature Il, ,.s shcre
.s Nc WOO ms FIRST and his brightest I,,rais Al
a lu qute young he made his marx anony tho ,i
al that time Nor ..ea Inc nails Of an. Legislature
."e s,io' CoI was II an -.-L ~
-. .nrs with such ssiant knighss Us '.
) cittenden, John Rowan, George n. Bibb and many
lofty in intellect those with whom he had to
Tor the palm. He served in bof& branches Of the State
Legislature for number Of years. His invaluable ser
vices and true patriotism there insured his election ~ the
Congress Of the United States in 1884, where he served
bis country in the House Of Representatives FOR three
consecutive terms, mpresing all who know him with the
purity OF his patriotism and the commanding proportions
Of his intellect adding honors to his adopted State
During the years of 1887 and 1888 he filled the arduous
and responsible Office Of President Of the Board Of Inter
nal Improvement. In 1872 during the financial crisis
through which country called TO pass and when
hopeless bankruptcy seemed TO be inevitable DOOM
his Invaluable services were again called into rcquistion
and he elected to seat in our Legislature. This was
about the last Of his public services and here again he
won new honors for himself aud tue country he had
served SO long and so faithfully.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

INMATES OF THE Boston JAIL.--Neyer, we ven
turc to say the history of the Jail Of Suffolk county has
such array of persons charged with capital crimes
been brought together at the present time but should
also be stated that in majority OF the crimes
charged committed outside of the county, and in
some many thousand miles distant from US. or
crimes charged to have been committed in county
nearly three years ago, and who will probably be dis
charged next January the ground that he insane
at the the act committed there is also the two al
legged murderers Of the East Boston policeman Hodgdou
who will be tried at the January term of the supreme
Court OF cases coming under the jurisdiction Of the
United States is that OF Capt Estabrook Of the schooner
0deon of Portland for numbering his mate part Of the
OF New Bedford whaling vessel for setting fire to
and destroying their ship Of the crew Of another he
Iunorl for mutny and murder Of their officers at sea,
and finally Capt Townsend, who caught in the act OF
conveying cargo of negroes from the coast of Africa to
Cuba IN the brig Echo.-Boson Traveller, Sept. Is.
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TIKI FiREMEN

NATIONAL HOSE COMPANY NO 2-AT A SPECIAL.
~ meeting q this company held nj their carriage house,
unanimously
Resolved That the thanks ~ this company and
hereby rendered 10 MI John Aken Of the Of hudson
and Spring streets Mr. w VI HOusenan, Of No ~ Renwick
street and Mr. VIM Manson, " the Of spring and
vsrk streets Cor their liberal opportnne supply
freshme furnished the night ls 18Th the
IN Renwick street BY order Of the company
SAMUEL BJRHANS jr., Foreman.
G. L R0Btssos, Secretary.
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a
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A NDREw MACDERMoND-ANY INFORMATION RE.
"A garding him will BE- thankfully received by his sister,
Margaret Macdernond who has lately Canada
~ bauc street between Henry and Clinton ss Brooklyn
II THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE or CHARLES NIL.
u Ter, from Denmark, who has been in Amsics about
twenty years I've viii confer favor by addressing letter
Charles X Miller, key West Florida board OF schooner
Elin flske, Of Key West FLORIDA
CnARbEs r. MILLER, Key West
missouri LAND DEALER.-T saw A NAN VINO
4t talked With yon IN the city sin days since. Call az my
Office Ss broadway, without delay.
NJ MOSsANTO HERMANN Est PRTE DE BONNER
VI a. sos nouveles frere Ludovc Monganto Paris
rsoe de Ia Bastne No g. iN. Hermann veul reycnir a
Paris, u 81 prize de ne pas dinerer rctour
no ADopT.-ANY RESPECTABLE PARTY WISHING
Il e. adopt an American male child six weeks ola well
formed and healthy call ~ 29 Franklin street. of Dr Per
~ or At 10 Ludlow street up stairs, OF Mrs. May.
JIANTED-sOME NICE PROTESTANT LADY OR
w family TO adopt avery pretty female child old
Any respectable parties wishing adopt the sad
ibid viii receive ~ month child year old
Address Z. 4. = boz 1870 Herald olce
"vACCBEUs"-YoUR LETTER Is RECEIVED
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ACCIDENT AT TIE ONO STATE FAa.-A frghfu accident
occurred at the State grounds in Sndussy the 18th
inst An excited horse exhibition, in contest for
the prizes broke through the barriers OF the dashed
in among the people, inurng five persons, two badly
that they died soon after the accident.
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In the city and county Of New York, from the 1 day Of
September to the 18th day Of september, 1883
Adults, l63; children 355; males, 254; females, 264;
colored persons 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

sThe deceased John Mct;rade. native OF Ireland. aged
~ years occupation o waiter sick of yellow fever
ChnrestowB, T. G., but recovered sufficiently TO to
New York by railroad. where he arrived (having
lapse from exeron) Saturday the ith inst aud
died Of exhaustion at No 10 First street, Wednesday,
the sth inst
The number or deaths, compared with the correspond
ing weeks OF 1856 and 1851 aud Of a week wa fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

r,oR PRIDGEpoRT-FARE ONLY 50 CEyTs-THR
steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peck slip Fast river
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday " O'Clock noon,
arriving IN connect with ousaonic Nausatuck New
Haven. Hartford aud Springfield Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

DREwERY TO LET-Now IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
ID ton and capable OF brewing 5000 barrels Of ale in one
year. Rent reasonable and charge for the lease having
years Also casks for sale required said brew
cry situated Of Marcy and Lafayette avenues Brook
his attention. for the above. Apply Immediately
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

BEAUTIFUL. CoSNTRY SEAT To ExcH ANGE- %
ID commodtous buildings 20 miles out and desibi
for investment Also large city hotel exchange .r
ban hoet to exchange for country g. WesarH
property.
CHARLES K. holden, 10 Nassau street. room MOI
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DkUd STORE.-FOR SALE, FIXTURES, COUNTER
unesare boes jars porcelain pots scales mirror show
cases ana show bottles To be sold al once be
Bowery. - - $1,000 1880 - "'o''' N0"'