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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
PERSONAL.
Ne9-le,k MonC

- The Trustees of the Dudley Observatory have
published statement concerning their relations with
DR.. Gould and Messrs. Henry Bache and Peircc, of
which we shall presently lay the substance before our
readers. In this statement they introduce more than
fifty alleged extracts of letters from Dr. Gould These
extracts Dr. Gould, in letter to the Albany papers of
Yesterday, declares 10 be- in nearly every cas falsi
" fed, distorted and garbled." Out of the number
only SIX given unchanged, while "thr,y.one are
grossly altered and perverted-sometimes by sup.
"pression of qualifying clauses sometimes by ranspo-
" ston and combination of sentences from different
portions OF the leterirequently by actual insert on
"of words and phrases and still more frequently by
- omission Of essential words and sentences. Bu, in
all these thity-one cases the motive is evidently 10
lead the reader false inerrnces TO make the writer
appear as saying what he neither said nor intended
"to say-very often, indeed the reverse of what he
said distinctly
Mr. Richmond, State Engineer, is at Lyons.
quite H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

SrABBiSG C,sr.-iesieriay afternoon several sea-
men and others among whom Mr. Newkirk
Nm Campbell, Henry Cornell and Mathew Mckay
went into the har-rVom of Jacob Wilson, No. los
South street and called for drinks which furnish
ed them. In a little time thereafter difficulty cc.
CURED among the party as TO who should pay for the
liquor when Newkirk, as IS alleged, drew sheath
knife aud attempted to stab Nr. Wilson. The bar
keeper came TO the rescue Of his employer. when
general light ensued. The police were finally called
in and arrested all the parties above mentioned and
conveyed them 10 the Lower Police Court befor. JUS
ticc Osborne. On compliant of Mr. Wilson New.
krk, Campbell, Cornell, and Mckay wen, locked an
to answer the charge of ieonious assault and bat,rv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
ssmu.i V. Miller, Myron II. Weaver.

ATIyMP TO SHooT THE BAR-KEEPER OF THE PRES
coTT HoUsE.-A midde-aged man of respectable ap-
pearance, who gave his name a. - Stevenson, called
at the Prescott House Broadway and portook of sup
per- then asked for his umbrella which he had placed
in charge of the barkeeper The latter refused to give
up the umbrella until the supper had been paid for
when Stevenson went out i'll search Of policeman
and meeting with Officer Robertson of the Eighth
Ward requested him TO 90 into the hotel and demand
his umbrella for him. Officer X. declining Ia comply
with his request, Stevenson returned to the hotel and
again demanded the delivery of his umbrella, and
the barkeepers refusal TO give up pulled out pistol
and discharged il the bar-keeperi fortunately, how
ever, whou, any injurious effect. Stevenson was
taken into custody by Officer Van Cott Of the Fiji
teenth Ward, and locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEN-lORh
ssPrs
Cleared.

s,spsh;u. an Eagle Stocum, San Juan del Ncr..
j. p steamship Co; Moses Taylor MCGOWAN, A,pinwal
NJ o. Roberts .
Rarks-Sianrrde, Lewis, Turs. Island simson Cspp, NJ
v,a,eu smith Elizsbrthpor,. Nrsmith Sons. Lsnr,is
BAILEY Norfolk Yates, Purerheld Coj imp.rsAor Hub.
bard Richmond J. Mckee; Gvodsperd, tays Mobile Post
smith Co Ottawa. >anp-T hsN ans AvIa, Bros, Ssyaro
A c. F. Pauchta, Stanhope, Cape Coast, master
Rrss-R 4 Fisher Keeus Richmond, Merrill Abbott. n
MIL Wbts D.m.rura, Smith Jones a Co Humnina Bird
Dsh, Richmond C. II. Pier-on; A. Rose, Gkey, SsroA
r. p. Buck Co 49,,
MOT Coz H. p stockton Craninrr Ale ruatris Van 5rant
sag, Baltinlorr, srisht Batmor.. MAILER Lord One
RAD. Adr. (of Wilmington, d. C. Murray, 5 A. Appleton
TnkhAm Boston ). NickersoDi J. T Loaand, Nichols City
rnnf Il l.. CrOokr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
uarkct.-Rcrortea bn Talcgraph.

Psft.pgIPEt, Sep'. 6-FLovS hrm. ssl@. 80 bs, =.
81. Msy,T quiet; Red. = G-i 81. Wait. = a.
= - CoS> has a declining tendency, .ale. Of Yelo.
g-qeqr. MHisSS tui A. % y
Bryv,Lo SEPT. {, p m.-FLoVs IL moderate demand -,
gl .,, ~. shade sa.cs 90 bbS a. 49,
:, .,r soca choice BRANDS cara Indiana Oo No.,
and C.usaia 620 - - for double WHEAT n ,s
,ra aud ui-i hardly T.; sal-s g. 40 bn.A - -
fl,ro Suripr lSd = 80 for White Nchisan .n5 sss
wb,. Canadian = IS for prime Milwaukee Cub. A. 80
I, fr led Ohio CoRN dn. ale- 80 bush prine a, s"
NJ all. Il other grains WHISKY IN good d-naHd A.. A,
ilf. l., ~ r. ric CANAL fSriGHrs aul sUi nNsr n. "
s'- loe ou Nhest NeSNors. RECEIPTS since s,,-.a
,rg. q 81 hbls Flour f7.oin bush. Narsf is rlLey
On canal smPwENrs n the time. 5s7. ~, w..
a. sTa hush. Wh,at = ~ bush. Corn. -
OswsGo sept. t-6 p m-FLovE i Il aiy. WREar ssra
srJ gr ale. Of i0p bush. red Tolrio a. ls Co..
~.srt CN.L FRricurs strsdy At 7c on Ponr "a 4.
Wb.,, and 7c on Corn New-iork LAKE fsrosr,-i 10
MI, Flour IS b1sh Wheat, 34to buSh Corn 40 h,.s
HArev CANAL EXPOkrs-5N" b6a Floor. sse Su.h
Wbs,, 81 40 bnsh Corn ? 30 bush. Barhy bu.h a..
CpIc,so SEPT C. p. m.-fLous din Wst,r aai.t :, d.
os inactive AZ 62lc SHIPMENTS 90 Bltso; i4ahAa slur
c @J b.h Com. SHlFNE>rsto Os"ego ldeoo brsA wb..,
so.a bush Corn RECEIPTS: y" bb.s foT, Seco bash
Wheat 81. oo0 bush Corn
C,Sci~x,rI sept 6-FLovR dull AMI The export demand
ceased: ~ s5d - for Supernne NhisA' hm a. I.c Pao.
,-tsto stt md generally unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Thy REMOVAL OF THE SENISoLES.-We learn that
the Secretary of the Interior has prepared instructions
for Col Elias Rector Superintendent o Indian Affairs
in the Southwest directing him to take measures for
the removal of tie Seninoles remaining in Florida.
II wns under the management of Col X. that Billy
Bowegs and-his party removed to the West, aud
is confidently believed that his further efforts in this
respect will he successful If the white people who live
adjacent t the haurts the Indian. still in Florida will
moi interfere with them induce them 10 retire
10 their hiding places in the impenetrabe morasses.
Col X will visit Floridaas the season permits,
taking a few Of the SemnoIes now in the West with
him. with the intention that they shall hunt up those
sill remaining aud induce them tu remove.
fWsshinston Star. Sent. 1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

STEAM CANAL BoAT.-Ite Sgracass Journal SAYS
that Messrs. Hess & Hadey ofthat city, building
new steam canal boat. 1t differs from all other
steam canal crafts in this particular instead Of
screw whee placed in the stern oi the boat IT has resu
lar paddle wheels lis sides which are movable or
adjustable, and ON approaching lock they are drawn
in sufficiently 10 allow the boat TO pass through
the locks. IL will be ready for experiment
tai trip in about ten or fifteen days. IT.
j. considered certain.
The funeral of Miss Kiucaid, who killed by the
late accident on the Allegheny Valley Railroad, took
place Yesterday afternoon from the residence of her
father II was attended BY great number of sympa-
thizing friends and acQuainances Of the family. The
procession nearly mile long.
Pitch gth Jo-Trs', ss: lrdAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

At the monthly meeting of the Board of the New
York City Tract Society, held at the Chapel of the
Theological Seminary of University place, Monday
evening 3Oth August, the following statistical report
was presented:
Mssonares for the last month 20. for eigh months g.
Number Of visitors, llll l.l2S Number Of
distributed l4W3 aveage ~ 2l7. Bibles supplied the
destitute, - average, -, Tes,sments supplied children
and others IS average 579 Volumes lent from the Ward Ii
hrer. s1 average 5is5 Children saherca into Sabbath
schools l54; 20i5 Children gathered into ubir
Schools H. average 55 Persons gathered
p; 2g7 Persons induced 20 attend Church
565 Temperance pledges obtained, u; %
District PTayernetiings held. 1873; l76o B4rk
siders reclaimed 3. - Persons ioprflly
y.rted loS 9 united with
Churches $50; syersge A..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

PoIrcr FoRAY IN WATER SrRErr.-A squad of
Fourth Precinct Police under charge of Sergcsn,
Seaman, made ioray between II and II o'clock
last night upon two Of the vile dens in Water
street, of them kept by John Allen alias School
master John" at No. 30i the other by William
haokeral at No. 3ls The propre;ors and the female
inmates were all captured and taken to the Station
House, The arrests were made by virtue of a war
rant issued by one Of the Police Magistrates before
~hom complaints against the places had been msde.
Fifteen persons in all were arrested, whose names.
ages and place Of birth were given as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Making gain in ne: earnings August 1857 s9S657 %
s. Diapers daily auction sale of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow Tuesday at l2s o'clock, at
the Merchants ExoAange.
The receipts of the Little Miami Railroad for
Angus, were sll3,533 against about $4,000 for the
corresponding month last year.
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse to-day We're
$20 649, $40 Go, and the balances 0G9. 405 81. At
the annual meeting of the Central Ohio Railroad Com
pany, held at GAINESVILLE, on Tuesday last, the old
Board reelected with the exception of three mem-
bers, Messrs. Davenport, Talant and McKeon, whose
places were filed by Messrs. W. B. Brooks James Ii.
Carter and ID. Mccartney.
The loan of three Millions recently negotiated in
London II s stated in rather mysterious way, is for
the construction of broad gauge OF line Of road from
the Ere at Oean or Little Valley, through
Pennsylvania and Ohio 10 connect at Cincinnati with
the broad guage Ohio and Mississippi road to
81. Louis. We have reason for douhting the
racy of the statement except upon the general uppo-
son that English capitalists not nj present much
inclined to make investments in American
railway schemes. Possibly this negotiation, when
fully explained may be " barter trade for iron,
which would change It's character as an item of inan
cial news materially. We hardly believe that
John Bull has opened his pockets in this liberal and
confident way in aid of an extension of railway enter
prise, in country where it has been so much over
done at his expense already.
We annex monthly summary Of Imports at the
Port of New-York for August, 1853
For 1872 90 ash 5t5 IFS OF
For Fr.e. 2342 74l 90 Ent tor WareLre 2l+5 o2l ~
Specie Bullion. 676s2 % Withd'wn I'm do. 3ll6ol3 ~
WEEKLY SUMMARY Q Exports from the Por; II NeD York
for the year 1853
From Merchandise 81 60 ~ Specie and Bullion 81 0I so2
Foreign Dutles... xzf,f5S
For FIee......... l0l67il Total 81 e9 i56
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

tr Ohio sud id2 fr STATE. Ches.e = .sssle AID IS v,.,
% sG7le.
RICE-rhe demand ' snail prices are anehIased. S-.x
So,P-We iear 4 .se- o. 81 bA.. Castle ., ic :, ,
sTGARS-The market is stradys srrs ~ - hhds c.A- -
yrr, fa over 7ie and sen.,ay To- 3 Ahss ~
loi 3D.. Porto Rico ~ ~ 8s, snc 5f hNes Havana a. s
SALTPETER-N Boston ~ noire salrs u NO b4ssas,e
and 10 bass At 81 ST.. = n. . mos -
TkLLOW-Tne market is hruirr, the demand fair. s..
Sto,N r, a lo.c.
$50 h.. At
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Nrw-YoRK HARMONIC SociEIY.-This society, on
the invitation of Mayor Temann, d. ID. Field, Peter
Cooper Gen. Hall and Others, will repeat, 10 the
Crystal Palace, on Friday night, the music given at
the Gable celebration, with additions from the old
M NtaNN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

Nrw RrPrELIcAs P,PrR-Tae Lynn Bay .Stqtc.
for lorg tns Democratic organ, published by
Lewis Jossclyn esq, Las been sold to Messrs n. y.
Wilmington nnd Joseph SFrague. Mr.. Spragne is a
practical printer. and Mr. Wilmington has haI expe.
rence in the editorial harness The Bay StS,e vii in
hiure advocate Republican sentiments.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The fen ale prisoners when locked up began terri
bic uproar which they continued nearly The whole Of
the night Trey will be brought up for examination
uis morning beitre Jgstice Welsh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Mo>rHLY REFoRT Of the Disyrasdries Of the Clfy of
Ner. York for Me Month ot Angna. 1858

PRESCRIPTIONS disp,nscd. 3 10 33I 534l 56 2s7+ = 755
During month Of August above shown Mecsl and Sur
Kirsl services vaccination and medicine Afforded grsu
iou,v 20 ~ a24 persons
The principal causes Of death were consumption and cholera
infsutgm.
The rrr,ans diseases chiefly affected ;he digestive system
.nops the uost important cholera innt diahra
ma
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
FURTHER BY THE FULTON.


TIE following marine Intelligence - zraned from pap-rs oe'
tanned from th, steamship Felton, OF Cape Raoe
The chip Nzo, from New YORK l1h Aus ssnaea
"a Hoiyh, sd Oh the evening of the 24th.
r-to Dispatch Of the 24tn that the shp Msesrss
New Orl,.. passed logged AID sbandonsd
at, 42 ~ n. - W. the saved and snheo
here.
T America ard Frederick Orchard Id from Liveroo! on
IL. 21d szd the Sarah the 24'h. all for New. York
The louian I'D from Liverpool the 2h for Phisds pH~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
Nv TeleRPaph,

SAVANNAH Sept. 6Arr steamship Star Of the South, NJ
York
CHARLESTON Sept. s-Ar. steamship columbis, Berry
N,w.fork.
BOSTON, Sept. 6-Au. ships Ann Wsshburn, Merrynan,
Hayre Srs Lion Cobun Antwerp; barks Regina Booker,
Roii' rdsmi Tayers Msrihrw, Gla.zow Briisn, sress
Now ORLEANS; Grace Hammond Maboney do. Daniel I'd
Tidss, Psr brz John Fireman. Crowei, Chsrles,cn
B'lov-Brgs Pioo Havana; Orslls, Turks IsADdi Lucy
Ann Cardrnas America DutcE1 Rott rGsm Wsndsrer ro'
Prince.
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Cape Cod, p. m.-Of, steamer cfy
Of Ne~fork from Phad-Phis for Bos;oni bark James BY
ant. from Shields, do. -,
NORFO ok Sept, 6-Arr Schr. Harbinger Of Boston Aef
sndrs, for Bo-ton has foremsst sprung loot sails &c.
The Of h. brg Eureka reported sunk have arrives
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
p,.sewgers Arrived
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

l. hin ZurieA from Harre-Dr : L. Ingram q VnsaA d.
> r Calhoun Of South Carolina, K } snith oi Moobc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

TINS n ne Tsds, sJecs rrcs.aii'a asd pefo - ~
pazs, = a, Cs II vcs ors r ne ss ,gd'ng - >ri
srdas Sepa Is5a 70 rheA disIed ,ls tGP'ii! n eeh
Drrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

IMMATURE sLNANsc.....,rHIs DAY
Sr<-Ri.,s.5:s2 s-ts...........o - Moo>-kss. 50
HGGH NAIsR....rhis DAY
Sandy Hook. 6:5 Cows lslaud.. 1:F heoae' sd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The Receipts and Expenses OF the Michigan >ou'"'
eru and Northern Indiana Railroad for the month OF
August aud for same month last year, a. per Auditors
s,a..uer. lnert'v estimated are
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
CLARENDON HOTEL,
NEW YORK.

< NEW YORK.
THIS spacious and elegant hotel during the past
y month, been entirely renovated, and is in
lete order for the reception of permanent and
guests It has been thoroughly renovated and
with artistic taste, by the firm of GUILE Allies
carpets have been carefully selected the approved
styles and quality, from the establishment of w. ].
sLoASE and entire and dinner
for the table dhote private dinners
tured expressly for the hotel by TIFFANY & Co.
The cuisine Is conducted as heretofore, the
larged and liberal SCALE by Of the frat Chiefs
By three superior artists with the marketng under
the especial direction of g. KERHER.
This hotel is exceedingly well ventilated, and IS amply
provided with upwards of seventy bathrooms and water
conveniences, in single rooms well suites
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage that has thus
crowned their endeaHorS say that
ebert will be made render the CLARENDON one Of the
first hotels In the country.
Terms 80 80 per day. No charge for baths 7li
aug21-1wtw&w*] g. KERNER J. sBIROH, Proprietors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
Trnst Sale.

u the undersigned dated February 1855 dulyre-
corded in the CLERKS ONCE Ct the County Court
county Virginia. in Book TO- page shall on the 18th
SEPTEMBER 1855, at 10 o'clock A. NJ the door
OF me court House in the City of Wheeling expose
I Ten 19 d. as 22d slatare Of the Betr addition to
$Gl1 Guy, and situate at tie 2fsHrn1pdeN
BYRON Streets also, George W. Beatdslee's Patent
Flaming Machines and Abro Watcher, use and
possession OF said Hamilton together with all gearing
and to the said machine belonging and
gether also, with the exclusive right to to
others to be used within Ohio county, virginia. said Pla
ming Machine Patent and said Albro Watcher.
TERMS OF SALEvz: A snfhciency nay 50 500, to be
paidtn caSh and for residue of the purchase money \
credit eight months with interest good security
aoSl9-lm s--s ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

DORA SHAW AS a PoErEss-Dora Shaw, the
actress at least we suppose it's her, is stopping
at the Spencer House, Cincinnati, and over her
full blown signature is poetizing for the Cincin-
natl Commercial. 1t will be remembered that
Dora played off some fantastic sketches of high
temper, the time she left Hanchett CpOor Ar
mandy very suddenly in the lurch, in the play
of Camille, down at the Atheneum.
In the course Fiber poem, she writes:
I'm sad tonight, for memory
Is busy with me still e.
Aud spectre thoughts glide thro' nv brain tf-tI
Spite Of my wish and will.
Perhaps DOahas been thinking over old times
up this way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

Tnr Ta1SEth1Se C6SNUsI7Y a remedy such
as Bar1age,s Holland Bittsys cannot he too,
highly recommended To the travelling com.
nuaity, especially. ii is certainly an Invaluable
remedy having little orno exercise, constantly
exposed aud subject to the effects of a change
of cllmateand waters they require some pleasant
medicine Of this Kind % regulate the bowels 8
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

JAAtEs BUcnANAs Loan OF TH1aTx-pw UM-
nRREIAs.-The Providence journal proposes 10
settle the controversy about the proper title for
tho President, by clubbing him .lord of thirty
two umbrellas" The title is borrowed from
that OF an Asiatc potentate, who is s'lord of
twenty-four umbrellas,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
TRUST SALE

KUS SALE
tOE VALUABLE REIAl, ESTATE;
virtue OF Deel OF Trust executed by William
Hastings and recorded In the clerks Office of Ohio
Deed Book A. 49, Twill SELL at the front
the Court OF Ohio county, the 18th day
SePebeF 1858, at the hour 10 O'Clock, the following
Real Estate to Wit The soutl half of lot No
kiTst and Second streets, in Centre Wheeling, va
me- by, the said Trust Deed. = = -
aug4 n N uunphpD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

GDnISss TuRsED 'LoAsE" IN aus .DEEs.
TRlcK-"-By the dispatch from Cleveland, it viii
be'seen that Joshua R, Giddings, famous in the
annals Of Abolitionism, has been superseded by
the nomination John Hutchins. Old Joshua;s
mind had become too much clogged with the
Niger even for the all dOvouring sympathies of
the Weatern Reserve people. I'VE think the
change viii be hailed all over the country, by
conservative men, as good omen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

,THE Men sIls.@The workingnen of the
city of Wilmington, Del, belonging to the Peo-
pies party, have organized themselves into a
political society bearing the appellation of the
''Mud Sill Club" This is intended as satire
upon the appellation which Senator Hammond,
Ofsouth Carolina, gave to the working classes
i the free States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27

BRowSLow, the lighting parson of Tennessee,
who Is to talk on slavery in p Philadelphia on tke
18th, prox., was at last accounts Suffering from
an attackIof bronchitis 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
FRoN EuRorE RY TELEeRAPn.-Can any BODY

FRoN EUROPE By TELEGRAPH.-Can any body
realize that we are now in the receipt of regular
dispatches from London, Liverpool, Paris, &C..
via Yalentia Bay, IrelandP We confess that
with the dispatches right before us at this writ
ing, the thing seems to US more like dream,
like some illusion, than like reality. We feel,
even yet, as if the thing was too Incredible
We almost begin to wonder whether the old
philosopher who maintained that NC lived in
an ideal world-that there were no such things
as facts, was not at lest half right But he
had at last to succumb to great fact And so
do we in this instance. Here is tho tangible
evidence of a now daily communication with
Europe:
LONDON, (via yalentia Trcland,) August 20
Evening.-By the overland mail later adyices
from China have been received announcing
that treaty of peace has been concluded with
China, by which France and England are to be
Unidentified for the expenses of the war.
Bombay dates to the 10Th of July have also
been received. The Indian mutiny was being
rapidly quelled.
The London papers of yesterday contain
long and interesting report on the Atlantic Tel
egraph by Mr. Bright, the Engineer ofthe Com
pany.
The steamer Asia is to sail on Saturday. The
steamer North America, with the Canadian
mails, will also leave Liverpool on Saturday, and
the steamer Fulton will leave Southampton on
the same day, for New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
:. Furnitllre at Auction. :. :,

- Furniture at Auction. 80,
N4LL ne sold at Public Auction, ON foa.,
Gay OF August 1858, at O'Clock NJ Al tbs reSj
St Aets, on the eornet Of Sixth and Harnnden
tchsn Rurniture Consisting IN part Of 3SreaTS
Stanas, ehalrs Looking Glasses WindoS RI1ss
S with alot of Sfchet and fsSI'
ing utensils T. Ega5--t = 4e-tSHsA eA1 Aoek-
terms made known, on q AZ. of sale. - 3 q =
9egz24 - 10 6E0.SE. iWI0KHABf Ancfen.or
wheeling Classic Aoad anu
w III reopen for the Pail Session on MONDAY e,
streets VIC dings corner Market aud JSfI
H9e tI1neapRiWn be assisted in the yar,nns
~ me composing the former cof 81
4l t aclool'kroL Weber, Ina
Terms as heretofore: " wv etst-ens.
heE.Engaah Department perouay,e-
Classical =. 4
German Depaftme emit extra . .sssffssS q
ano96 A0E 4ps s1ee case uf6feirSSs
@us44--@@ H. w. HARDING p 81 ~ ~ s q
ARD O1I-Just received, another LIT ~ e. -
E'ss no. and No2 on, which vii Be sold s+ DSlt-
aug24 u a. METcA LF,
5------ ----=-- :. NO. 90 Main 81 4
YESoopEH W AREA large stock'iust7 T5sTsI.i7 -
y ne IN part, OF Buckets, Churns Tnbs
sset fancy Cedar vim Be soIs
anT94 d. ~. &dErCAIP
- No.b6A Main ST 81
Wills LlhE-An Their car load of=7.L
~ 4ltne Just received and fSc 80
q aug24 III ii9is+- = 81 Z ~ ia. EETOAEF
ISa1 hosin In store and for sale by
20 ss4t q Al ALTO lT.--
a IN @ kfilent Of Travelling BSSlIefs H.
9 otd Brushes, Perf6ta efv FS9S,
tl.et me genuine Jsan AIaria ReS,JS
11Ssl) PAYNE { CO. III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-27
: E1NTOl NYEOM sI'Il..MAY nnMnRL2hI u

F''TO WHOM III MAY CONCEBN.n
(NNthe 9Th inst Messrs. Wolleott Everett uyandote
shipGsd on steamer 'tMarinor,' Threshing and
cleaning Machine, Morrison Co. Of this cite " no re-
fuse TO receive It. 1ss 49, - - ' -
is to give notice to these that achne
stored At Tsant and ifnot caed for With
N one month and charger raid, It sold al public
on 22d inst to satisfy the
CLAIMS s6 against IT, s.C.BAKER 4 o., Agents.
a9szg- YIN Tor Steamer MarmOra.
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(. Ii those Indebted to the arm Of Goetze Dickman
coal miners are hereby authorized not pay tie
o any one except TIE subscriber compliance with this
office will trouble and expense to the debtors Of the
rm >. t,-.E ACG. GOETHE,
tuly27-dlm Surviving Partner.