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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-07

ri SARATOGA AND CARY ST. PROPERTY.
#; That LOT OF GROUND the south east corner of
eSaratoga and Cary streets fronting eight feet on the
south side of Saratoga street. with depth of hundred
and fifty feet Cary street to a twenty feet alley.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-07

GOAL L.
~ CUMB ERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Company's and other mines in Georges
Greek Valley constantly for sale by the load
STICKNEY Il CO.,
ap2i-tf Exchange Place
CHAs FORSTER, JR. VIM B. SLACK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

anguagc, are superior to the address to the
poems, tho delight of the learned and the I'M
learned, "Tam 0'Shanter?"
Ii would be easy to eXpatiate for hours on the
merits ofBurns-as Poet, a man and Scotch
mau-but shall not initiate the example of the
renowned Christopher North, at whose left hand
hand the honor of sitting at the Burns Festi-
val in Ayrshire, in the year 1874. Christopher
mSditatSd speech of four hours duration, in
honor of his favorite Bard, but he was cut short
afscr one hour by his Impatient auditory-just
as he got through the list of his faults and his
failings-and was preparing to lift him out Of
the miro, and place him on the highest pinnacle
Of glory. As there are other gentlemen to
speak, and time is short, shall conclude by
asking you to drink in solemn silence
The Immortal memory of scotland's greatest Poet
RohIKT BuRSs'"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

DEATH FROM CAUSES USKNowx.-In arrang-
ing tho deaths" Stocks" &C., in the St.
Louis Republican the other day, financial par
agraph got among the deaths. The Leader of
the next morning made the following notice of
the error:
We copy the following obituary notice extra
ordinary out ofyesterday's Republican:
"DIED.-on Thursday, in New York, at the
First Board there were sales of Missouri skies
to the amount ofsl3o, 900 from 81 to s4s. Fiji.
teen thousand were sold at this last figure buy
er 60 days Fifteen thousand also were sold,
seller 30 days.
"The Providence Bank resumed specie pay
ments on the 18th"
What Missouri 6s died Of, we do not distinct
IL see; but apparently they were killed by what
is seldom fatal to stocks-a slight rise in their
price. The cause of the decease of the Provi
dence Bank is equally mysterious; for, how
should resuming ENTHUSIASTICALLY the effect OF
strength and health-have at once been attend.
ed by so sad catastrOpheP Let it be warn
ing to all other Banks. Verify, in tie midst of
life we are in death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
Trustee's Sale.

pY virtue of Deed of Trust from Richard Knowles
~ Patrick McGrAnahsn Robert OambeFn and Antoine
Harrow dated the 9Th day recorded In the
Clerks oce OF Ohio county Court in Deed Book 81.
4 will Oer for sale 81 public auction the door
Of the Court House OF saF county Monday, March 1st
l3, at IL O'Clock part Of the property conveyed
70 me by said deed aud Is thus described thsreiD Bgn
ming at another point In the Eastern line Of Mercer
lin Eos addition South WherlinR) extended-S 20 deg
& log feet from the said South 35
on Ron street. in South WhetlnE thence s. 10 deg Y 1pO
feet TO point; thence 1919 deg W. 100 point;
thence n 20 deg W. feet point; thence n I9X deg
T. 100 feet TO the beginning Osntailing about 81 poles
Terms i1nSS q Sale cash. B. N. EoER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
Died.

On The 2eth inst, ate O'Clock P. A., EDwARD PULAsE
months and 10dayH.
Tie funeral VII take place To-Day At O'clock P
fro the residence Of his parents John street. East W
Ing. between 9Th and 1th
ot.earie. fever on the ssh Inst, ROBERT A. cIoA:
AGED years.
His funeral viii take place This Day At O'Clock P.
Iouhs Fathsr's re,iisAeO, on caIdEeusR os.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

CosT OF the UTAH xPEDIrrox.-The pro
bablc expense of the Utah expedition may be
Judged of by the estimate which was on Thurs
day submitted to Congress for subsistence
stores of the Utah expedition for eight months
This item is over million and quarter. The
estimate referred to is based on the army orders
OF the 18th of January, and provides for eight
thousand in the expedition, about five thousand
six hundred of which will be troops. The
present expedition, civil and military, embrace
ing Transfers, employees, servants, &c, mum.
bers about three throusand, and the transporta-
ton and subsistence for the same, up to the pre-
sent time, amounts TO large sum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

DR. BnowNsoN IN CrNcrNNATL-Tn the last
Cincinnati Commercial we find the following
notice of DR.. o. A. Brownson, who lectured
here last Friday night:
Dr. Brownson has lectnred here before-some
five years ago-since which, save that time has
shed silvery fringe upon a thick and bushy
beard, and somewhat thinncd the dark luxuri.
ance of his hair, he has aged but little He is a
portly gentleman, at about that period of the
fifth age whcna fair round belly" is alike come.
~ and agreeable. 1t is evident that if as
Catholic, he is mindful of the fasts, he does not
forget the feasts; in short, he is the Jeuu ideal
of jolly and cOnyivial gentleman, with q spark.
ling eye, capricious and intellectual forehead,
a good-natured, benevolent countenance, and,
we should say, equally at homo as president of
a literary society, or at a festive board.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

Two YANKEE LuxURlEs.-An American trav-
eler, writing from London to the Boston Tran
script, says he misses two luxuries he had at
home, viz, ice and handsome women. As for
beauty, he says London is the last place to
look for it.
81 have not seen, since my arrival here one
lady who would pass for handsome woman in
New York. spent an hour or two the other
afternoon in Hyde Park, where the fashionables
most do congrcgate,' to drive and promenade,
and was much disappointed in seeing such a
common looking assemblage. The horses and
carriages were very fine"
In regard to ice he writes:
"American travellers suffer here for want of
ice, it is not often to be had for love or mon
ey. The Wcnham Lake ice is imported, not
enough, however, to supply hundreth part of
the population, and those who buy it use it to a
very limited extent The native is so dirty that
it is only used for freezing ice cream, &C., and
it is seldom more than two inches thick"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
FUNDENBERG & HUJ.T . :
NEW ii FIRM.

- DRS. BARTLETT WINCHELL, nentIyts Ia
N4LIGpling Va.
Dr. Winehrl being compelled by his rapidly Inereu,tur
business 70 add TO his facilities doing the
Prasurein informing his friends public
formed business connection with v. s. aFtlett " D
tai profession.
Drs q W. are prepared 20 perform every Operatoria
Surgical and Mechanical familiar
practice All the latest Improvements Of the
that for beauty durability practical uV
their Artificial Teeth shalI not be surpassed.
PERSONS who have denied themselves the pleasure
comfort OF ARTIFICIAL ih from the dread SuEF
ing experienced during Necessary preliminary eGas
tOn OF the old teeth and roots intOTed that
process entirely unlike ChOrOfOrm Ether, ap-ea
bic in most cases and VhaFEsss "a az tech are
now extracted without pain.
Any Information advice appeTtainng their pvofes
sion they viii be pleased TO give gratis.
P!eAse call and examine specimens OF Artificial Teeth
- Once open II all hours. seplS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

TRE Planters Banner, at franklin, La, SAYS /:
Some of our planters are selling a good article
Of lhOlasses at six dollars per barrel. The bar
rel costs a dollar and forty cents, and the mo.
lasses stands them in "a, 60 This is very dis
heaftening to tho planters"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

COMMERCIAL GESrUs-Fond parent to his SON
Yes, New York is the place to get on in
Look at James; he started without penny, and
ne has lately failed for hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. OF course that's an extreme
case don't expect you to do as well as that
Still, with honesty and industry, l see no rea.
son why you shonld not, in a few years. fail for
fifty Thousand dollars."e-N. Z Pieanune
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
MARRIED

On Thursday the 21st inat 1t the Zion Evangelical
therisn church, BY the Rev. y. Zfn1neFnnn IifNIY
hislIKR, Of Ohio county, 70 Miss ELlZABEfH FAATZ.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
Tue PLEASANT LETTER mrEn-Fs February.

TIT llsIs
From young gentleman to his lady cousin:
would not bother about Valentine and be al.
ways going on about husbands and wives, and
what we will do when we are settled; because
It's all nonsense, and you know very we'll that
there is nothing in it; and you make folks talk,
and then one looks like a fool. My dear Isa-
bella it was all very well when we were young,
but am past twelve now, and you are near
ten, and think you ought to give over. As
for the hard.brake and little scent.bottle, did
give them to Jane Briggs; and suppose may
do what like with my own things, Miss I'm.
pertinent Isabella.
Your affectionate Cousin,
CHARLES WIGGLEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
TrusteeIs Said

PYvlrtue Of Deed Of Trust from W. H. Russell Wr,
L. deAfee and others % me, bearing July 4, 1851
and Of record In Ohio Counyp Deed Beck g. page s96
me WiiHe WfHpoI Gas W0EEs, ineladnE Lots num-
bered IN the original plat North WheelIns IS go a. 81
~ Tue said works being In complete running order
so 90 pots, we'll seagoued, and an the mplenenEs ma
ehlneEys &c. In use 0r belonging said
on Reasonable tecms- Possession uiVen July, 1sls l
JAMIE Apply 70 4. O. AIdAFER, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
Trustee's Sale.

PY virtue Of Dsed Of Trust executed by Riehrad
ID Knowles dated February TO- 1872 and recorded in the
Clerks office Of the County COURT Of Ohio county,
Deed Book 80, at 3d. viii offer for s'le pablo
ton at the Of the Court House Of said county
Monday, March LIST, 1883, at II O'Clock .. m, certain
piece parcel OF ground adjoining the addition to South
Wheeling, laid out by Moses W. ChApline and Others and
approved and CONFIRMED BY John Roa 1.-THE plat Of which
addition is OF record in the Clerks ONCE Of said
Deed Book so, Pase 9IS and bounded follows
Beginning ct the N Of First and Mercer
IN said addition; thence T< deg z too feet; thence N.
1917 deg 100 feet; thence n IH deg W. 1O PsTaI-
lei TO said hrstcOurse thence 1S 100 paral.
lei to the said second course TO the beginning Containing
about 81 poles. less
Terms Of Sale, cash. B. NJ EOFF,
tan26-im Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

FoRcERrEs AT New OeLEANs.-some startling
forgerics, committed by man of high standing,
have been detected in New Orleans. The pa.
pcrs do not mention the namo of the guilty
party. The Crescent, under date of january
14th, says:
Considerable excitement was evinced to-day
at the discovery of some twenty-five thousand
dollars of fictitious paper being in the hands of
four of the banks and some private PARTIES
The proprietor of the forgery has left the city.
The heretofore high standing of the party, and
and his connection with some of our most re.
spectacle citizens, have caused much wonder
and more astonishment. The causes which In
duced the deviation from rectitude and integrity
are only conjectured-suffice to say they are
traced to the same sources as thousands of cases
in other parts of the world the fondness for the
gaming table and its attendant requirements"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28


SLIGHF DIscRErANcY.--By the late mails
we have the official vote in Kansas, on the 18th
inst,-the result of which, as previously an
nouuced in our tclegraphic columns, is ten thou
sand and some odd against the Lecompton Con-
stitution, to some one hundred and thirty.eight
in its favor, so far as heard from. This state
ment of the vote is certified to thus:
Some Precincts have not yet sent in their re-
turns; hutthe aboveis the complete yOtersceived
TO this date.
j. w. DENVER,
Secretary and Acting Governor.
G. w. BABcocK,
President OF the Council
G. w. DEITzEEIS,
Speaker of House of Representatives.
In order to see the peculiar beauty of Kansas
voting We must refer our readers back to the
news which came to us from Kansas concerning
the result of the vote on the s1st of December
last. 1t stands thus: J
For the Constitution with slavery, 6,l40
For the Constitution without slavery, 500
Now the question is, where did these &, 14O
votes come from, and where have they gone TOT
---&sESsS-----
WAY Docs REcoME SCARCE AND SAusAGEs
BECOME PLRSTY.-InsNew York. last week two
Germans were arrested for making sausages out
ofdOg meat. The cayalcade to the Police office
consisted of officers, prisoners, a large tub of
dog meat and n big crowd of people. 1t was
given inlproof that young lady was disturbed
at an useasonable hour in the morning by the
yelping of dog, and. going to her window, she
Witnessed the death of hig dog, saw him SKIM
ed andhis carcasecut up and placed in wash
tub, while the wife of the butcher busted herself
in cleansing the cntrails, for sausage skins. The
officers were informed, and, making aiscentseeu-
fine biO doc One
commended to him by his doctor as good for
cough aud that he was merely making the sauSa
ges for home consumption. a butcher examin-
ed the sansages and said they contained dogs
blood. In the tub was string ola dozen or
morel ausages Bologna size) the launches ofthe
dog spare,Tibs, fopr.paFs' hide, head and tongue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
AttentIon Corn DealeEs nd CoFn GrovEeTs!

AttenttOn Corn Dealers aud Corn Growers!
FTHE Great American Corn Shelter patented December
1lth, 1852; Improved 1857 which the FIRST Premium
awarded At the State Fair Of Indiana. This Corn shell
Ter Is Of that class of inventions which de-
scTptUn satisfactorily Idea Of ts Intrinsic
worth In order realize the adVantages this invention
you must call and examined Ts Corn Shelter hum
bug-nO catch penny; brit those valuable things
which every farmer viii prize All The Corn Shelters for
Smelling by the quantity which
able feature Of Smelling the clean cob
Every device which has been hitherto the purpose
Of Smelling has failed combine eleAnness with guam
ty until the Great American earn Sbeer brought be-
fore the public. This Corn Shelter will be exhibited
arst time in Wheeling in Main ST. South Of the
Literary Depot where State county rights win sold
JANIS: q WIZ. GARvIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

How much do i weigh. BilI9H
Dunno but where there's Win there's
q weigh jump on the scale. n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
DENTISTRY.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the public thathsy
have associated themselves together practice
Of Dentistry Their ONCE Is II I4S Market
Monroe anil Union Sts,) where they will be happy
Dentist.
They we're both atudents and for sVrrAl the
ants OF the late Dr. Huhen, and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged In the practice for himself for
last eleven daring which time he has become ar
ted with OF the leading Dentists in almost an tie
ettes OF the United States, and has famsrised hld
With their various peeuliaTiies In operating. Thy t
fore feel confident Of beIns able give entire Satsa
20 all who may favor them with their PATRONAGE.
ABR. ROBERTSON, y. D.
Whe' ling, Nov IS, 1881. JAMES ORR.
N. B-Aessrs R. o. take pleasure In referring, byP
mission. to the following gentlemen:
H. X. Weed, D. D.. Hon Geo. W. Thompson His Hen. AT
GaldUeu: MoIEAn Nelson, Esq, B. n Eaa, Esq. DEyoha
ErLsse DR.. W. J. Bates, DR.. R. II. Cummlns, Dr. A.
Hndreth, Dr. 5. Todd, Tallant aplan, John Kho
Esq-, MeClallens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. u0VO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
For Rent

SEVERAL desirable DEsiiings on VT,..,,,- -.
- are pleasantly situated mon ~. Fj1s hey
nE oeautal view Of the city, and TIE river s oan4
oeIos the eyA good plank wax FINN ~ sveid
ne do9r Good garden plats given via ss haEe 70
desired. Terms reasonable. InGSire o1 SeA tenement
ian16 STONE = ,uo,,..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
"a New I,iRbt

"A N6W Liz AG.--
VIE Drqnnond Lght produced from improved sYLYIC
OIL, has no equal, and after personal and satis-
factory trial We present tito to the public Saw CHAP
Sst ht now In use II IL safe because it Is
free nom All explosive properties II
cost hour Il less than half the best seauSe
he lamp VIII burn brilliant with for
tEeiVe hours without reing trHinand give Sufficient
ent LOT any ordinary sized Fou, and having the
Ight 70 manufacture and SELF confidently
It 70 public favor,
Store Of }. K. DUSHAN & CO.
Jan 10 No. rs, Main 81. Wheeling,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
january Settlements.

E would state % mas Cur blis are now
w ready for settlement aud he pre6eute Vbout
deiay. We trust that eur friends Wln pay their dnes
iaEing been convinced tatl long credits are alike
o. 10 buyers well Ourselves being desrous OF
eoi9E Sae Sss1tas % IS great extent IS possible
credit @ those who have heretofore PAID promptly
cur bills viii invariably be rendered On the Fl
OF April July October and JanlsT By tits new srra1e
re VI enabled 70 ofef great lpducensntsfo bnTeTs
r. ~ j HEIHKELIY RWFRRTNGTsT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28

/W0RTH B FADINGs.-The unaersIguea IN
IN his possession % the GOaf UnsuGbks for
the erAE - Ce does not yin cure
eonsumptlnnl % the lat G1gsl CONsrPIIE
1opgAS cesds Gad taeasse ~ fls ChSsf cad TzSa1f
geaeraty EHOae1 to tts nQ66eiOa Il 3 TIE rfslt a
yeaFs o. research and almost exclusive affefI0o "a
hs class OF diaeases, b. The eainsut men ofte rr
NE lndersgned having bee, several yenrs fetel
~ lllonary disease (e0nsaiptiau AFR nair VaT9
lneiet e without deriving permanent
g eons1lt those OF the profeaou who had devoted er
above happy result. - - - sses ~
H!shng Q GDota The lpatation elasEataay,
sfy - Ersfers . sad tie r6cipsl thus
~ Q thSse who desire . Try Il, tsfeal
90 receipt % the tFinlng oftEentyvs eerts ~.
reesps with necessary win b sent . an srf
jals-lotl bh.w. J. KINCADR. Wsahiasten,D. y I
0gk BIZ ASDY IN Plnts. quarts. ana On draft Also. a
ane faE sale b IsspsI W a EDwARIs 4 no a.
GRRAT variety % doe lIquoTs in store SI =
W. A EDWAK9a& Bro
saiain:Eg The Fcss csiss
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For Rent

ETNHE large room nov a The oerpr,r.,. -, a.
\ lGEs IA the Sa story Of the EafehoISe On SrEId
oy u CranEie Co. Possession given ~
gay o. April next Apply TO Henry Moore or VI we Ia
lanl4 y 2 hRassnnn...
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For Rent
To Let,

one large room, 81 story, corner Of MAI, .,,o-.
" sis With high ceiling, well lghtl and piss,tT,
one fronting Quincy street, so by 66 feet PossSt.
'G jaGis Apply to '''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
For Rent

VIE Dwelling House SUI 81, opposite Mr., -,
30 Itt.a nous. q present occupied By r NeIsas
oers and hnished garrett stable, ea-
ianl 44PPS to w; GRAHAM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-28
LIVERY 5TABLH FOR SAL

rV14v ...-r,...- = : {, Z -. 'S4AA141: .
the entire Livery Stock "f the late arm Of BuIger
kemple For particulars enquire Of either Of the under
signed: JAMES 81 RULGRR.
jamie ALEX. KEMPLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-28
TWH . IA n n d " q . . D 3
AND
CIR EAT BAR GAINs,
j. L. HOOD,
AT THE
People'sGeneraI House-Furnisbing Store.
Nos. 226, 22s, $50, nnd 2ss
MAIN ST., wore ESTER.
j. L. HOOD,


The attention Of the public is particularly called at
this time to the sale Of
25 PAINTED CHAMBER SETS.
beautifully 1rnamenei in various STYLES and colors
which will be old at les7 than ahoesae prices Ih4ye
also just received an invoice of
TOLMAN's AIR SPRING BEDS,
decidedly the hest spr ng Beds use just the thing
for this hot Gather. Also,
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS AND CURLED HAIR,
which win be made inc Beds and Mattresses to order
desired and warranted to be as represe nted. or
r. FRsG RAT
nave row on hand and sor5S9ht ei-ent sizes
he Ia "a - ,, and improved patterns, WI ich will
~ q @educed prices. have also for sale
IS =. OuD DOMINION COFFEE POT.
shch cup of delci US coffee that s free from
grounds, and which cannot fail to recommend itself
TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND ALL OTHERS
cordial invitation extended examine my goods and
learn the prices at wa III they are offered
NEVER MIND
what other dealers say when they tell you this is secl
ond hand establishment, that you Will and nothing b.
econd hand goods al Hoo1, bet ard for your
selves and you will learn what Others have learned before
hat you can buy
Better New Furniture every description;
Better New Wooden and Painted Carpetingsy
Better New Crockery, Glass, and China Ware;
Better Britannia, and Silver Plated Ware;
Better New Tea TrssS and Table cutlery,
Better Window Shades and Paper Hangings,
for less money than any of those Establishments where
false representations made fer the purpose of trying
to mouopolise the trade
The reason why my goods and be sold cheaper
is because NY expenses less than those Of any other
store ofthe kind doing the OF business and
en- willing to customers many hours for
+Na money any other man; therefore invite all
WLo wish for good bargains fair dealing and good treat
ment, to the Peoples General House, Furnishing Estab
lishment 226 22S 23 and 1872 Main street that they
mayj Judge for themselves if these things not so.
ie2a dswtf j. u HOOD. Proprietor.
EAuRVEV Y0UR VAUTTS