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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.


For the Information strangers visiting city,ws pub
ish the following list Ofthe different Churches andhe
line and place of meeting II there any Mistakes
"illmakethe necessary correction with pleasure: 4
s 6g'soopqslaf Corner Monroe and Byron
e. 1. PERKINS, kectoFi morning services lOH
Sloek' eVennE,'. ~ a -f
81. JohHs hpscopdttd Main street. between First and
s'eond' Centre Wheeling Rev. j. H. SMITH, A. NJ, Rector
s.rVices-MOrning 1O16; afternoon 81f night T1f.
Ftrst PresoVt'rtG REV R. H WEED Pastor, POurthss,
between Monroeand
second tTeSDyterfa' Webster street. between Main and
@arket uentre WheeLngi morning and evening
1Ard Rresoyted Fifth street, between Chestnut and
IaOeFt S South Wheeling Rev. E. WOODS Pastor, servi
ces morning and evening. l5t sa-2 ss.r
Fourth Rev .PAuIL PASTOR Mainstreet
between Washington and Adams morning and
Fourth street Asssodtst Ept.oeRdsY Rev. J. E. WILSON
between Monroe and Quincy services
yar,s Sr.s, sCsts1,S;s, ,..s,
~.
oaS,.a s s''' -
Iagnlias Str.St 5S:tso5i., z,,..o,,,,, 40 s
Heet 44eS'U1'Ss A'sscopat, KEY + d. MON
SoE Saapne street. between First and Second
Sass R5ssf;sa 'iV' AZ ~ aa,,.ss
o's'''oS N'' % o 54419 nAAI9
RaesIia0 Island chapsl on Wheeling Island Rev. !.
WILSON, Pastor; Pastor aesas q. ~.
''. H,.sc"Dds' Aey, " Pastor,
street, between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
nS. -.
st. James Cathedral Roman CATHOLICS Rt. Rev. BISHOP
i u "AEAS, Filth street, corner of Hampdeni services
morning. l,n and an afternoon
f!rst B9pttt CAureh, Clay St. East Wheeling, Rev, VIM
~ A4n eAf, PASTOR; services morning and evening.
associate Reforned Rev. j. T. MooLURE, PastOr
D'et2ss' Market street between webster Third.
evening. -''3 ~ 'n' morning. anu -
Eoda0elicqs Protestant. Rev wv,
st,eet, above sixth, East wheeling. ''sN' ''9'
ZION Eoanoe,fcai L,,tssEi9S, p., !. z,,.,,,.
Pastor Market strest, between sb.tsr .,.s,
Wheeling; services morning ana evening
,T.gisE SIN a1o0,te crInoS Str.st -.
Main. - :. : ~ : AH1 ~
Gsrman ProtestGn4, Onion Han Main ,,,s.t
Monroe and Quincy. services
f7T-s.' =. ~. .sS3 lHY .lY ntllE tgS'5s
odd FEJT(lwSS I0TpE,IyrDIlI3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
ANOTHER QUESTION ron DOUGLAS.

:, S,SS zasz
at the end of what have said here propose
to give the Juoge my fifth interrogatory, which
he maystake and answer at. his leisure. My
hith lnterrogatory IS this Ii. the slayeholding
citizens. OF United States rrItory should need
and and demand Songresslo slonal Legislation for their
slave propertylln such Territory, would eyou,l as
iegslation2 6ps ll5za s5s ls..l ..ssset
Judge Douglas--Will you repeat thatl l.
want to answer that question. o,
Mr.. Iincon-lf the slaveholding citizens of
a United States Territory should need and de-
mand Congressional legislation for the protec.
would you, asIa member Of Congress, vote for
oragainst such legislations y zts i1splil,s
259 80 = L1ScoLS's coSc1usIoN. &c. 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INsURANcEf !

incorporated Ile1e-cha9tsF Pofpetaa1.
Cash Capital ST, 600, 900. g. S.
Absolute AND UNIMPAIRED 49, ~
WITH A SURPLUS OF S5O8,3S5.SS.
sAndthe pFestigepf 3s yehrD perithce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

Lincoln reviewed the position. taken by Doug
in the Territories. He put the aS case thus: ii si
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
WHEELING, .l.lI.;!..
THH5==E H5=lE I'M 4 E / III GEN SER.
DoUGLAs ArIn 1.rMcn-I.rN

/ i
DOUGLAS AND LINCOLN 4 4
Their Third Observation-Disclosures s,rrotfe5f
doyyniipto5 EgyPt-shnrP sheotinK.
The great war of externination between
Douglas and Lincoln goes onsin Illinois. They
had their third meeting the other day at Jones'
boFos in the Egyptian part of Illinois, and they.
dealt out their usual quota Of heavy thunder
and forked lightning. Lincoln as usual, was,
cool and lmperturbable as cucumber, and in.
thatrespect had the advantage douglas And
as usual, too, Lincoln, behaved as a gentlemen.
while Douglas acted out his nature as a
swaggerer Whatever may be the upshot Of.
this great field fight the country viii hold Mr.:
Lincoln in remembrance for having come out as
he went into this G canvass "a digni6ed, highnin-
ded gentleman. And his speeches will be refer
red TO as models for the hustings.
Mr.. Lincoln opened. the debate, and lfirst5proI
ceeded to demolish Douglas charge that he
(Lincoln) and Trumbull had made an agreement
to abOlitionize Illinois, and that a. bargain had
been made about the Senatorship skss
THE BARGAIN xxrTER.
Twish, simply. to say;what i have said to him
(Douglasl before, that he cannot know whether
it is true or not, and do &noW that therci is not
q word of truth init [lApplause dAnd5T
have told him so before. [Gontinued applause.
''That's right." Hit him again u Idont want
any harsh language indulged in, -butI dornot
know how to deal with this persistent insisting
on story that know to be utterly without
truth. 1t used to be fashion amongst men
that when charge was made some sort ofproof
was brought forward to establish it, and if no
Fop,, k1s. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

fsa'CHARnES W. CIR ATIANf GsiIli
~ GO 4es ~ % 1s r o JAM lsl5sT a N ME- Ri
ME undersigned would inform the citizens of Wheeling
a ana vicinity that purchased the Drug and Pre-
store, formerly Owned BY Dr. ysmes Tannershe
He most respect dontinhance'of
he pubic patronage which has heretofore solberaI
etented toHard9 this old and well known estRblishnenf!
II VIII pc his aim to keep the purest Kind
ana up the lowest price, usuy found ina wslI Tf
nl4hed Drug establishment +, tsali SI-,.SF
carefully compounded from the pureSt
Hssq4iches' ~ CHARLES W.l6RAHAaitd iga
No. 20, cor. Main and Webster Sts.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
nc OoRREsPoNDENTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
of the Inegencer should be addressed
tue ProprIetors. es
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper
ould be addressed to the Edors jointly to either
Of them.
writing for publication, will please write
Oaly on one side 81 the paper. - - "a
An observance Of the above rules will greatly oblige
and secure prompt attention to correspondents than
heymIGht otherwise receive
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22
TERMS.

EOAlLY per annum.
TaWE KY per annum $8,09
WRRELT, per alinum
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

7VTDT0WI
u BAKER g. wRIG,HT, 5.s.
r,.s, Wholesale DealersIn Is :
TOBACCO, SNUFF q tSEGARS
a3pS 5j'INS. 6Sl mntne aIreeI, go 553fIsfE'
apply. t.s-..-...-...sz WHEEI4INC9.N W. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

Cash Capital 81, 600, 600. s.
s.'.- IBso1uTE AND tN1aPA1RED, l''9s sz2
WITH A SURPLUS OF S5O8,3SS.SS3
sAndthe pFestigepf IS osuocess periehGe.
-Ffgo9J fsIlIJII 7E7IJ-7-!5 zf7T1E .sdiuqGat
-iaoa ASSETS JANUARY Z, 1858: 58f 4
Gashinhan and DeposltesIp ss4sl
cash in transit and Agents ,166T2t
AZ
1 = 5iIEE
E102 bonds Interest annuaIye iO9 20
sS sS DO do gSs fysf e .3s
so dol Yatefbury BANK is 10000
800 90 s 20 20
sssh do New Ye1t /" .i.I't 8t.s ..9....50io69ls0
fo5 DO ssssS 6alsed states f4Ipst CO.
100 e3do NewYoFk u ed Trust Co.. q ~. sEON 10
.t3sFislt t2 5Go y % i1giitEiid fi'igS -
TotaI niSbIitHEs; s. aas,:19n4 el.3 s.s2s =
Loses 4 and 1roW1,t1g Pad
BBUPWARDs6yt s11.ooo.ooo
fS tke Sas & ay fisaa insurance co. =
Fire, g Inland Navig,5a gation on ...in
Risks tacteptt at nsisteht Win solvency an
3$pscsdt assss y 95Ss. 9sa,ans. d ,1lT4s
81 a2ituna Go1tteatsdorteFs to bgelrs 1lie
progress of this Corporation has been stable and
e. q storm
ttonsahd disaster BSns long sttabIiEiitd On
sash Of system AFFECT In
During laf % reliable
tam loss being Il en- much lesfspsf IA s;iisf3a
Rnliciss Issued without l business attended
to With diRpateh and .hdt Itty, by
-Qgg s7E <3ll 1sSEBAs XBESARENGEH Agent, iii
NUN idfi9 9sFess
feb g5sqaEzti IaR. lst, 'S9, a.zl5f 80 ;.,,
g8 5aG;a4iiii I NJ SUR AECE II l5l.5 Il
THEFlRE ANDMARINE INSURANCE COM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

OPFICE-Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

5Having beenappointed above wellsknSwn
company for Wheeling vicinity am prepared to take
approved Fire and Marine Risks the most favorable
Matthew Gos. ware aobss NJ 4 .2sa.
s4epAeF4y7F ItniEsIs9l4 sit Mo- so Main Stab
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Sales bo Auetios.

AUCTION NOTICF.-SALE Of Elegant
~ HOUSEHOLD FUg>iluRE- = bNSARD Aso-
tior.er THIS DA' srt.tl Dec IT, A. the privsee
r.id No ~ sh-sv lot ot ,'s-bo
Fgrur- oon,s,irg Of Pc or sue Piano fo"., Eat"T-s.
RDokc.se, C.u'.r Tables Spss Rocter. bhirs Bar-a1s
Pei,, aa. Hair Ma L. O1Es Sab~s.
Chin. Iinrer T. Sets Sac a. III O'eiors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
9teambcats ano Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH. SOUTH
Il EAST WEST, shosld by before statiax APPLE
TONS RAILWAY Guide Pic. Is oeE,. Tno clear
kairer IL which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are do
hrst.d ershl.. the trsv-er to Q ssnee HOW HI
SHALL TRAVEL Ne will many dollar by securing
copy. ID. APPLEfOS { Co.. rublisE-fs,
NJ. Sas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
miscellaneous.

DROTUER JONATHANs PATENT FURNI
I'D TURF POLIsH-DAvI5 X kIODERS ELECTRIC
MACHINE and HARDYs MAGIC kEHEoY.Aten:s
sni.d IL town IN the Union Pnncpel oePt NO ~
Bnsdgay Nev-iotk. J. g. HARLOW, Sole Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
MILITARY PATRON.

UNITED sTATEsAEMy.
Lieutenant. General Winfield Scott
Colonel Law Major Joseph DeisfeA,
Major A. Cady Surgeon e. Il Lsgb.
MAJOR A. W. Thornton.
sEw.Yokx STATE MILITIA.
Briesdier- General Hall
Commits sry General Wsrd-
c. scbwNzw selder, Coonel Com Fiith Regiment.
Tue Fifth Regiment
Ool Dusyes ION behalf Of the Seventh Regi.
L. ut Col Har.hall LeHerts nlent National Guard.
Eugene Legal Colonel Com. Fifty aith Resiuel.
The Fihy.ffth Regiment
A. s. Vosbmeh, Colonel Com Seventy hr't Regiment
The Seventy frst Regiment
Tho Light Guard, Capt Garland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

f|h1 tSbt tNON, IOhI WI W I, nIu II !1N a
l. 60 RAILROAD FINISHED OC0h-Ca;s are
tow running hs -r- from Fttsouf<a 20 Cec>se
Stoo-i chso2r Passersrs by ;h!s fo:e t's reaLvaaA
Railroad .t.orxa from New - Cai uo VIA su 40
CHANGES f-ro1gh Tickets and N9~r il.VEns.on
ca Ss had .; tas 5G,s. M Ass: Hse.e Bro.ewJ.
J. L ELLIOTT, As-at
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,

ATEW-YORK AND UAKTFN RAILKOAU
II WINTER ARKAS8f NENr.
For ALBANY and TROY. Fare 81
Or and after MONDAY Dec. 1854 Trans VIII lesvs tA
~, N...Yorx .. folhws;
g2o. n for White Pls'us
qS0A m For Nillamshrdgs.
1000 a w. ~ all train FOR Albany
li.SO, m..kor " hite Plains
$50 r. m. For Niili.n-bndgs
SEQ T. IN. .vor Nilert q.
$50 m. .Fxpres. for Albany
i:e D m. For Crotcu fai.
500 y NJ For White PsinA
6.l5 D m. For White Plains from Witt aud Cosre "a
49, y M. FOR Wiliamsbridss.
RgTuR>iNc-Wil l.ave
5eA m =. White Paiua
s:6s M. Wiisasbncgo.
700 a m .Croton FALLS.
T:ts A. m. Mil. rt,n.
7.2os N. White Plains
s:i5a NJ. Mail train fot Albany.
lO:Saa u. .Willamsbridgs.
1880 o. m. White Plsns.
800 o m..W White Plains.
$50 D. m..Alb.ny Express.
500 p m. .Wilhslnsbtidge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
EXFCUTORs sALE.-A choice FARM Of IS

EXFCUTOR' SALE.-A chOlct Ah1I V' 70
r - al h. sold AZ public ..lc on WEDNESDAY De- -
- -. - i.e. bt,g..r the hoars Il Rand o-adi.'
ri cufiy Seat in the ;owrshpof Fransil sonst'e, Comfy
M I.ry tu NJ ruCs from the Depot u thc
~. - NN.ors Railroads. two hour. fun Nrw.lotk Oh
- -e.. are larse mansion ho.e % st saus-s t"o-toy
viii basement; tenant house sLd otnet rtt',a.S S
to- orcb,rd s1d fruit variety. very dssdD- trsueu0
oT ee,lesn doing BUSH IN New loN lVy acr' pI .
IT, fsfn, fam viii b. sold the Gay TsRNs pef
rrnt on dav Of sale per delivery o deeds te e
d. on bond for year For pi,t
one Of C. A. VAN DORES No g Nassau ST. or IL ~ Nv
hnEFN No. ~. Shay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
painis, Ci!s, Glass, 81.

GOAL OuS-JONESs PATENT COAL OIL
NI.STP nv hi p-es loso phi ~, vii
"a .I .ht IS per cen. es. rst aI o'hsr Coal OF
huu.r NOR. t,.y construction nd lsed IN conye
pi,Dc. u r.e being peTe, mode! Of hsly snphi'y All
ecorory The ps:euis~ srsr, e-s ssi!-sn - every
pe con. tusr, ceItos.d rot = D. pralc-d BY
p,. e.,.d rsrs hs, g. .sti, iheuelyt tya ts Every
.uuirs Ia. T. h. Joue-s Pst-ui Oh te srrs~-hes sad
oa he lar de.rs in Lamp throurh0l. tie Ccitd
SITE. Ca .ds. British Provinces. ard Wcst lcai-s Des
ogd-s tsw % ro1 "iL ouy no ota-'
sisr. p ?. JoNiS w. hs--ts-,--rI,, oO--ll-
CORTRZs EXTRA OIL-very superior for
~ M.shn,ty ard sufulnE-none move desirable Barrels ;.
o a. .slL,nE John W. QUINCY : Co.. No. - William o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Ccpartnersbip Notices.


nISSOH'TION cOpartnership heretofore
,.i.fins under the firm of sURR RANDALL Boot aud
maufsctuge1 has his been dssolvd BY elgti, con
ent Tie bu.ns.. Of the hrn VII be settled by PhlLdP b
RANDALL who viii contin-e Ihe bushes. a. No 80 uf ind
n, ~, Dso 4 lg5g JOHN Burr,
PHILIP RANDALL
Til. der.gr grateful for past favor, would respsotiy
sclic!, . contipUaL Of former pairo mage - o,,,,
NOTICE. WIN. SIMPSON, Cabinet Maker,
No % Bowery having retired busiaefs aid sold OCT
h, 20 L. T. sCHAtFER for mao, ysar' his orem,n
ana " NJ SIMPSON JR who have formed CopartnrrshlP
upde. the rau all firm Of SIMPSON sCAEFER they viii
carry on business tn, old establishment "a here"io
and ohcerfuy them - my namer3s old Trends
and customers. 80
An p.rous having claims against will please present
their f0r payments and s persons nfebted o e
will pie settle their sccoGDis without delay WIN my son
Wa. simpson il who 10 autlol sed - sim for me
WILLIAM SIMPSON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Nmrsements.

a CADEMi OF MUSIC:
In sld Of tbs Fund Of the
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATIONS.
SATURDAY. December L.
WEDNESDAY, Deceiab-r n
Th. lA. Of The Executive Committee f the veies; ..t,
f.eOo IN 70 the pubic 'Hs' a. she ys, from al
sds haze compelled them 20 enlarge aud vary toe me
prouiseu Of respective companies: pai's.S' Ss
ensushed tDescs aad op1fsc cell s nsn. Of ,h.
pou cause Win the unconditional tender 'f ,ner ',l,o
:y % . s' ,.a11a to al .'ts'fss. =. sG Kvs Com
bes A, s|siy M r.. dr t5s MOUNT Ver
reAsi epoch in poP.s 5d .nn@d commomor.on
Are p, rapid, Concluded the IKE o,i'e oompee desire -
saHo"Dee that the FESTIVAL
r 9cSS, Fl TtEbtn hsb tnscat SsHs u" MESr
"a GkAND FILL Dskss Ball
On SATURDAY, De'.l&
th' df'' S'' o. MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL
MORNING AND EviSisG wi iI IESrERrAINMEsr
Sat SSa noii S the e. city % WI sspe ccas:s OF % d.,.
e''i''a '0'' "-D e On S'f 4fSEsDSY S:l5 Dec. 81.
u..sccaA da, .,n%sr e sss yr,you vysr,yAL
5EAED FULL PRESS BALL
s,...as OF unprecedented brid.ney. oo this OCCASION
Conductor o. hs c.a ss S h S 'na O"''' ' '''
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
s,d b. o@e bfaed soo flayers will MAKE fret
sno~ ia America a. Conductor Of Bal
On WEDNESDAY, Dec n,
''' '' N'' MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL.
MONSTER CONCERT.
under the united direction Of v,ov,y
Conductor Of the PhissnSonio ,, sGsUeas Eth and
Shsn the spierdid Ball decorations Will be retained
The COuuAeo beg leave to submit the following
SCALE OF PRICES: .
emitting ia. holder admission 70 be bs DRAMATIC
Hustsipct and Concert O' the thIee Gays iof one P
tCket " the ~
1Yciet only DAY ana even
In ordsr classes Of toe community have an
mite to tas act of national
they to place the price OF admission
ht the DObiDsl SUN o. - cents
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SALE or TICKETS.
The ,sie Of tiot for Fe.tivs will commence
MONDAY NEXT, Dec. Is,
Gpt may be obtained 9, the folowlnf places;
Duccsp SL4ru an & Cos Winso a. Lanier CO.sl
Royal PLelps's, G~ynne Days
Office of the mOuntvemon Festive , a. GCoPsI in''u'e'
A. T. Stewart x Co.'S, GeDins bazaaf
brooks K Brothers, Tiffany 90 =,
Sbehs Arthur LsaTy -81 Beaver ST.,
und at the following princip hotels:
p)btsn st. Nicholas. Astor, Prescott,
Crsooon. St. Denis Unon Place, Howard. L. Debnonicos,
international, 49,
And at tho principal ofs Academy Of Music where all bu'
ac.s AppsrtsniIs 10 the Festival will De traD'actedl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Boaro ano Rooms.

ROARDING-No. IL University. ce.-Two
~ large furnished Rooas The s AID enc on tse 81 door
Dnrsr at O'O.ock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORT and FALL RIvtR-ree .Pe did and superior
bAi STATE, Capt Jewett leaves New YORK -vsy
TUEsDAf. THURSDAY snd SATURDAY a. tocLrt as
ard the EMPIRE STATE, CAPT. bfsyton, o1 MoNOM'
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, a.4 O'Clock N, from Pier No
IN X. .
Hereafter will BE- regarded secured 10 any spph
until toe sha have been paid for.
Fst to Bostou Is forwarded through With great dispatch oJ
EIpress Freight Trsp.
WM. BObDEN Agent Noe. 10 and II WestN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
CONNEcTING TRAINS

Fer Boston, "a N tex a. lex por Hs-,,-s ..s
srrrs' {. lrS }, ~ ~ aEi siS . (exl ror g..
n'C'et River hsiIo,d 20 Montreal (ss Fot Co,
Rsi.ctd 20 foutsnip'on a ten and i2:t,p M ~.
New tsvrn and Ne~.Lo don RslfoAa. ga IA AMI .t,, ~
q u, 2:t Por D,eou ard SorsAk Reload IA
J:+o JAMES h. HOlT, supenu,.ai..,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
NEw-JERsEY RATLROAD-For PHILA

IN DELPHIA snd tie SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
ClTY-M.i and Express ines leave Eew;fors At and IL
n 1 +. 81 Through rct-u sold tr an-
the aud for Bs Bstmoe wasnng.on Norfolk
So and through baggage ked . WA.hlston IN "a sns
p. IN trains J. w WOODRCte. AsistsLt Superintendent
NJ baggage viii be- received E any unirs delivered ana
hcknd htet lnnt.s 10 sdk Of the tine oflesyipz
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
An MFswS. Auctonser.
DY BANGS. MERWIN n Co., Tradt-Sale
h1ib,y fS,I' rFspa5 ~ WEDNESDAY Afternoons

Dec l3 u and ih. a. O'Clock.
AUTOGRAPH LEIrtR, pOCCMtNr,. FORIRAlIs'
rrHpfcsTTfFs ara BOOKS-Tse roi-ctton II
agrir re ls p yesr. with m4ch AL sxP-s~.
b,b - county L. Eur sti Inc lffest an to,'
oeert,.u ever 81 o.rsd fJr sale m this city IL
tcrf, EAR, oltsusl letter. snd docrH~D Il ulca q
80 v,lu p.-dtu, q ths- r'st - 'uio-r.P. L ao
.rcs. -. Portraits, - Which aTss dnOef &
.o IN I.cia many Il hr ere -I' rarr a pfr,d
q, h-h ,os. Al the Letter. ar 10 god ot1ti sni 81 ues =
d ih, The elr.. onyl sfto psp"f oi nArofn W.
- Pors-ai, bira ..ched sd es Autograph on ~pra
,Deet The collection also iia.aee' usnJ ,"i'.ts ~
,i.y - the earls hi-,or oftais Cor'ry, sn e'"
aud ln.u.es Boos 40 Csa!osues usJ se Haa " AP'A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Two BOSTON TRAveLEss-COnrovI -.

~ DuciVN hAsELEHS-COMFORI -
L sArsI1 .Ise eaeao az ;afosa-s n. ols G -.
and sal River Railroad Conos5y .f,.~h.t ~ -
I-rcH, d tber n'ss CREAAEK's PATENT sRiSx1sS
sA1rs rns tnv,uu'a tsr-soy oasny of tee -
manages roeo' o' fb oor ntJ prou~s d-sr.- s>.rr,
t,- soe property In po..,b- R.sru.a
iesfe avail -r,-lyes of even mpros .n~nt t u. 49,
81 hfr. requested 20 eIsnsiue th;a
most couc'nss-y ha tie sopr.tioa Of
ssac ~ne it :, roos Be tr orauary v1rr.-,<
vs- W ih- ~ Ssnset. Ths Csup>r, ..f 60,
a~'- Machines io- 81 ~ ca, suy ro v..-s 49,
70 srs~-s ire purHo.s, or NJ sale.
Us.a- T. cis sR,Ks CO.
". &. CsssNss Secretary
~. s. Pine -. n T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

ID II, At u. ocloes =; ta- ceTir. "
i-silS conner Of P.sr-.t Bruoklyn-keEusr NetAy So
usCfIIANEOUS FURNIrURE--to1s Cline'e o'Ls'
cyui.i. TOYS. Basse. Wa:ch--, Crockery Gas,~se' X
Abo at ia ocoes good Cart suitable 'o' s'oe''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

E,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, il
~ ~ co of w,rrsatsd naantscta.s fnisAeS
Y Antsna2s, lrvso, fr-. s,d aov-rs Il y yAA1IS0-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

~ Connect at New Han pton with the Delaware Lis
ard Western Railroad and at Es.,on the LshsA
Valley Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENT commencing O,tober l. 1875 -
Leave York for EssuB aud place. from
No. North River at Il rD, u M, and for soaAss
vi ]. by above trans, and at ) .. IN.
The sboy. trans com ect A. Elizabeth With New.
Jer.ey Railroad which New York from tue foot Il Court
endt-s.., al "A aud 70 m, and 4 and p IN.
ger. Tor the Delaware Laks~snns And Western Rail-
road will u oty For Lehsh Valley RAifosd -
Z. q. IN. and y NJ. JOHN q. sTfRNs, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

Il ION. tor bOsIOS snd PRpNiDE>Cg-lLlAniR ROs,.
I'll. shortest and mos dire -. fast.rp N
TIE s,tauers fLhMOUTH MOCK. Cspt Js.I Son. .,x
COaNoDOkE, capt W II ffsyer. IN ,oa . "A ~
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving New Ysrs DAD, a..
dsys sAcsftedl u fi'r No North River Tn, .b.f 49,.
Ralg.fy psc- .. ocics sud stoulnsroa a. ssp
the aIi'ai Of The Mai Tam Which esys, a., !
III COyuopoRg. from New.Yors M,pi,v. w.s.,.,..
aud tEdsy from stot ingtof Tuc.cay TtuTs ~ and
The fLfAol III kOek, IRON Ne~.ioTk fr.i,y Taars
cay AID SATURDAY irou stonnetou Monday Weirv.a,,
fndsJ.
Psacrser. proceed fe son',E'on railroad ~ Proyt
rsc. Ad'sree OF ,ho-e y o'Ser route. ,uir tin.
T. al the early oTnilx lines. North ,.a -
Pass ger, prefer remain bard 10. st.,uer sac,
ht. oist-rhse eTr>sfa desired leave Souias
ton ~ the 7 a IN tr,r.
FaJr trorn Pioy euce 70 Nsvpor. fry Ccnt
accompanies ms steamer sai train .hroa
each WY
ToT nsss.,e behs freight, Apply beard N.
OF II the krsui Office, Pier No sN0rh Rsc or =
Ii. ofee Nc IL Bsi.ery-pisce Nov. q. lss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

HUDSON RIVER kAlLROAD.-Fr Dee>
II g. Ia5s Trsns ~ib leav. Chanb-ust stson .. tosvs
EIpr-ss Tfa'i - u. ssd tS9 p m Albany Nal rrss
oobb Ferry at and tS fot Wing slug - a.
for Pr.S.sl $50 o. m Tae Poushkespr fe-ssvI ENG
SIM a. Dobb. f.Iry rrsL. stop Va, at'osA Pss>sa-
,,rstssrr G Chambers Csns Chr.topo.t AID sss rsss
Tor Nep.yoft Toy a, rs ana 1913 Gi, sns w
Ara bAry about Is minutes later. o. Sundays tsp
A. ". SMITH 81 upeuateulsuA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
findariaI.

ALsrIr II. NicoL.r. Aicsion-r- -
DY ALBERT VI. NICOLAI-Ofice, No. :
ID Rro.d-st REGULAR AUCTION SALES 81 STU v hS
al. BONDS, 8: the Mrichsni.' ETcbingc EEthi bat
stocks ard Boncs toush, sa pryae sale aaa Ne
b .r6 q Brtke--
SALE THIS DAY, a, p. O'Clock. See osa.orur
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

ENASiELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNI-
~ rURE, In all ooors and styles wno.esse and retail
Al prio~s frotn IS sna upward
WARREN WARD No. 1T CAnaIst-, told No III
-Four doom east Of Broadway, Nev.YH4-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

DROA ADW AY L II K a t X. -
ID Sole proprietor, Mr T. EDDY ,.q's. . cent. D5ss.
Ccle. 81 o.iu; Family Ci-ce % c-uts -TdIS EVENING:
sAND8 NATHANS l. Co.'S GREAT TRIPLE TRoUPEOF
AMERICAN, FRENCH AND GfRMAN ARIIsIB
GRAND kQULSTRIAN PERFORMANCE
Equestrian Manager. Mr.. j. NAhana
Doors open ~ g. O'Clock; TO commence At u O'Clock
DURTON's TIIEATER, Broadway, under the
ID MANAGEMENT Of j. MOORE and WAYNE OLWlSE.-
BENEFIT and la,t night of MISE vANDENHOFf and Mr.
SWINBOt'RNE THIS " E>ING three pieces, WOuANs
HEART, DELICATE GROUND and MILLER Or MANS
FEIDT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham
s-Dress Circle Boxes Is ocnts; Pit II ceuts Seats
IN Privste Boxes and Ochcs 50 cents Balcony Boxes, $a
THIS EVENING.
THE BRITISH SLAVE.
j. B. Bows LIcy Dsvis...Ms j. J. PGior.
RICHARD Huffman.
jack M,nders Charley Hale Kio ard Hof Mrs PRIOR
THE CRUEL MAGPIE AND FATAL SPOON
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
rEW- YORK and NEW-HAVRN RAUR0IN
Y Ie5e WINTER zRRs<CFNFSr -

tor New Ha|r. sa m tesDi i!;t% zss l-rb So asl
f:1o p m ttF treg pr :, m. t-x J. tI,N .S In
as snd 50 For Milford. strsttoyd. fshsla ssass
port sd "e''loit m, 1875, Ssud - p d. r0rN~,
vst, m l<'f> : ~ tsr S.tS 81 S;bl "a Fsf D..
r.eL and q reus cf. ls;ts S;tS 49, $50 m -
sani 70 T. n (,N l.:tN :. - tex s.sf o. So
4 Is 5 81. ESQ Ia n - 'N'S ~