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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25
SHIPPING.


A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINe-Esr AsIIsHED is;s--
IA Carrying the United States mails
A sytretle clipper ship GOLDEN HORN, Cox, com
mander, for Melbourne positively September -
medium clipper NATION. Gross COMMANDER. for sgd
ney positively September 25
clipper ship RoCKIAND succeeds the Golden IIorn
for Melbourne and sails early In October.
A clipper ship JAMES IiOVEY, Robinson. COMMANDER
The Golden Horn made her last In eighty days.
and has elegant accommodations for r and second cabin
passengers.
For freight or passage appy on boari Or to
x. W. CAMERON.
No. bowling Green.
Sight bills sale ana advances n consyn
nens Consgnees In Australia Messrs Wilkinson, Bros
TO.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-T0 SAU. BEFORE
N any ship berthSecond passage only 315
The spleAd Al clipper bark PETREA, 900 tons, Crowc
commander will sail for Melbourne, direct, Tucsfay Or
tober few passcnges he taken IN the elegant
cabin deck and FIRST cabin passengers in main
LOOM If early application made board pier 10 Fast river
near foot Of Wall street, or to MAILER, LORD QUE
REAu, l08 Wall street.
Cash advances made consIgnmens sight bills for
sale on LORD 4 Co, Melbourne.
ID The splendid clipper ship MANHATTAN, Capt Dixon
will positively haul in the stream this day. and sail on Monday
For passage Ia cabin second caoin scerage apply
board pier " East river 10 JACOB WILSON, lbs South
street
nor LONDON-THE PACKET SHIP RHINE SAILS
September 80 from pier - East river ship Sir Roher
reel for Liverpool sails October Passengers brought
from Ireland England at the lowest rates Apply to TiOS
G. ROCHE ~ South street.
LcOR LIvEIPCOI.-THE POCKET SHIP A Y, LYING
II at anchor In the East river sails this day at Tho
passage apply board, TO WILLIAMS GUlON, 40 Full
ton street and III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

NHoRTGAGE SALE or PERSONAL PRoPERrY-BY
lu SAMUEL OSGOOD, suctioneer.-The undersigned wiz
cell Tuesday NEXT sept ~ nj N o'clock A. nj the
Gerry store III avenue ~ of Seventh street the stock
s'se' CHARLES HErDHorr, Mortgage, a.,
IDAwNpROKER's SABE.-w. NJ LEWIS WILL, SILL,
II Monday the 9th inst, ~ 1876 Bowery simpsons
pawn Office SO lots Of mems fan and winter ciohng
ALSO following day. go lots Of pistols
wotnhes, jeweiiy, &C. Dealers please attend.
FRIDENBERG io6 Hudson street 20 East Broadway.
WHO'S. vFITCH AuCTTONFrR-OFFrCr NO. 10
j Spruce ssreet-Sherfrs sale.-By virtue ~ attach
ment and by order Of the Hon. James Sutherland wifi
sell Monday Sept r. at 10 ocnck A. NJ At No 40 Warren
etxeet % itoxcs SAeese. JAS. g. WILLIE, ShegG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

PoYAL MATT. STEAMSHIP PERsIAcFoR LIVERPOOL OIL
from the stream on Wednesday next 18th inst Steamboat
will ply the companys wharf Jersey CITY, and the
Persia lOL O'Clock A. NJ 70 convey and
baggage board. 4. CUNARD, Bowling 6reen
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S,UTToN & CO.'S DESP ATCH LINE FOR
- SAN FRANCISCO.
Lowest rates and no detention.
Popular ship and small capacity.


Popular ship amt small capacity.
lO5 days TO San Francisco.
The splendid and fvore first class extreme clipper ship
ARCHER,
Is receiving her cargo pier n East river and will promptly
sail above.
This fine clipper has made the passage to San Francisco
In and the good condition Of delivering her Is
all shippers She IL the sharpest clipper load
ing and being OF small capacity VIII MI la few days present
ing unequaed Inducements to shippers desreus Of meeting
the earl, st California market.
SUTTON & Co, SO South street. corner of Wall street.
shippers making early application the lowest rates.
NOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-THE UNITED
l. States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish, will
leave Saturday 18th Instant at O'Clock r. NJ pier Is
North river She VIII arrive at Norfolk Sunday afternoon
aud Richmond Monday morning Passengers for the
South viii proceed directly by the great Southern mail line
Travellers Wit find this the cheapest plessantest aud
expeditions Passage and fare including state
Norfolk, 81 to Petersburg and Richmond, $40. Apply to
HENRY iCDLAM, g Bfoa.lway.
NOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS, OCT. ., 1855
l. The Louisiana Tehuanepec Companys steamship QUA
kER CITY This well known aud as, steamship. X w. Shu-
eld commander will sail for above ports nj IL o'clock,
above date from pier No - North river Passage, first
cabin 500 second cabin $40 Freight 10 cents to New Orleans
No freight taken 10 Havana except specie Apply 10 r.
G0us BROTHERS, No IS South street. VIII receive freight
October 1.
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W A. CARTER will sell auction hv order 81 underSrn
cd ~ the last viii Of William w. Markell deceased
TUESDAY sep,ener the premises lately occupied by
prsng household
furniture -hoesny chairs sofas meloieon, books; also
hcrr, poultry, carts
ploughs hsrrows. cradles Ac with thirty barrels excellent
oat~s bushels loo bushels wheat
and corn Terms cash. bsnkabie money Deposits
required 81 All purchasers =
Al " oeock VIII he snd the farm lately occupied by VIII
liam w. Mackrc consisting Of about * Land together
with improvements thereon including new gothic built cottage
rooms orchard. gardens and
ouuses For further particular. apply at The office II cisson
English cnunseiiors nj law ~ Wall street ~ " Sixty per
of purchase money remain bond and mortgage Tor
@re' wars S P; r x ssosrsu, sErecu'or.
Catalogues ready premises and NJ the store ~
W. A. CARTER, snctioneer, 81 Cortand Greenwich
GEO wErIEs NICHOLS, AuCTIoNEER.-By BROWNE
NJ NfCHo1R.-rarriages and hor-es-Ths day. Sstar-
day, Sept z At i2h ocock u saesrcom Nassau street
opposite nce. varied And
top buggy rockways & both and second hand also
double And sinele harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

A UsTRAIIA. COMMERCIALLY MELBOURNE
"A direct Sailing promptly advertised days. The
rorA extreme clipper ship " NORRIS 1500 tons burthen
foinsby commander, viii have immediate despatch for the
mort This superb vessel her berth with three
fourhs her actually engaged and going
she n thoroughly ventilated, delivers hefeisks ORDER
high reputation for her fast sailing qualges
confidently expected that she viii make the inside 10
accommodations for pas=cn
gers unsurpassed for convenience and comfort and
give her Inc preference vessel loading ~
tral Shippers and emgfans invid ~ examine her
fore engaging elsewhere. For freight passage apply
board pier No g. North river. 10 r. P1CKARD Co. 10
Broadway Cash advances made approved ccnsenment
Consgnees Australia Messrs George A. Lloyd Co, gov
eminent agents for New South Wales
NroTrCr-sHrrpERs nv TIVE STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA
in for Charlottesville above steamer not being permitted
~ the health authorities "a leave Qutrutne cannot take IN
he soods 10 board Of her The steamer NASH
yIfiF has been substituted and will save for Charleston
TUESDAY nex 18th inst shippers who have hal Hills " aing
signed for the Columbia will please heir Insurance
corriy also send their pls Of iane q oce for the
purpose 81 Ia wing the of The vessel changed.
sPQfFoRD, TILEsToN q co, y Brca9wsy,
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WALLACks THEATRE
REooPFEx
FOR tn" ssiSsS $;|SEas: SEASON
Rnpnc coz
Under the sole management
Mr. wAiLAcK.
Stage Manager, Mr. LESTER
I AURA KErNEs THEATRE, ss4 BROADWAY
Ia The Lessee proud acknowledge the very kinA -
liberal S Sbs ai se OF SssS M
whose unos, efforts being exerted to give truthful erpo
y Nc '''A'1 TIE LEGITIMATE pRAMArlsrs
Of the past
and From P%RRT ri Bonn
The press and the theatre going community having
me nr r h, psa pssa =
public the Managers stimulated to increased e.ortiss -
more p worthy S Of scrai support ppra'' s' '''
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS
y aeAa''''' EE ST ARTISTS OF THE AGE.
viii be presented T for x,oprs xopp
after which must be withdrawn for the production Of asssr
standard comedy.
OLD HEADS s sSS HIItoStsc HEARTS.
T Te es%sccsesasra a i couass
In asoos ecu. NJ sSsa s:.
Bob Mr. Jed.ssA
odS Ae Mi
Mdle. LOUISE LAMoUREgx
On Monday evening s s1 b PS o RGs Hol'Fo
o. the finest comedies In the language cast 70 -
and with the most minute attention appointments
ries, &c. &c.
ALTERATION or TfnE
Doors open nj !; 10 commence nj Ik O'Clock.
DRyANTs MINISTERIAL,
ID Mechanics Hall, AZ broadway, above Grand nr~sL
Monday Sept ID and every night during the week
FrN time OF new buresque sketch, entitled
THE RIVALS;
Or DIFFICULTIES SURPRISE PARTY
jerry Bryant the .Coquette Ginger Dan yNn1
New Songs Dances Solos Sayings Plantation Srenes "a
Tyrolean Warblers-McDm Darros-Cubs and Truanpa
Dan Bryant Wi dance his original plantation
HSENfE OF OLD yfR6INkY.
Doors open at6A; 70 commence at IN Ttckets - casA
r ECTUREs ON GEOLOGY
- DIR BOYNTON will the Finh OF hs uIu,
ted Course ON Geology and the History Of Creation
AT the COOPER INSTITUTE
ON TUESDAY EVENING sept n
SshectThe Coal Period-Coal formed from Vegetable
ter. Difference between Anthracite and Coal Al
how produced Illustrated by series Of splendid painting
On this occasion Dr Will give avsrety Of starslng 81
brilliant experiments with his
GREAT IRON GALvANIC BATTERY
~ which he viii burn gold silver, iron. Steel produce 90
Electric Light. 4c
Tickets for the -four remaining lectures. 50 ce~a
single admission, . cents Doors at u 10
IN O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

TOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-TIIE AMERICAN
Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys and first class
steamship THOMAS SWAMI, Captain J. T. Ramsay, will
pier ~ ~ r., Saturday Sept 25 nj O'Clock pre-
ckey Passage to savannah with unsurpassed accommoti
$l5. Through tickets Macon xzl; Montgomery So
Atlanta, $2s Columbus SO; Albany Ga, $2 Mobile, St
New Orleans, SO 80 Insurance half per cent Freight
10 cents per loot Apply 70 Il. y. CROMWELL. CO., "a
West street
TOR HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON AND KEY WEST.
The splendid steamship
ISABEL. Captain William Rollins.
VIII leave New York for Havana, Friday October touch
Charleston and Key West for mails passengers
For passage apply TO SPOFFoRD, TlLESToN d CO.. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

III HUNT, CTroNEER-sALEsROOM " NASSAU
81 streetAsernees sale 81 carpets and oslcloth w
HUNT win sell Monday September y, at N O'Clock At MI
Canal street corner Thompson large and a.sor
Of three ply ingram other carpets English and Ame
rtcan oilcoh IN lots N suit purchasers Housekeepes an
dealers viii md this sale worthy o. attention. every cl
offered VIII positively be sold BY order ofJ RUssEi As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

SHIFFFKS FHUM FTHUTNIN-THF
Il Towing and Transportation Company prepared 10
contract for hr loading ~ ships Norfolk with proncc from
Richmond Petersburg the freight
paid FROM those places To City Point Harrons Br
thereby saving 90 The ship the attending his ship
going James river Tho rates of freight tobacco
&c frun Richmond Petersburg the ship Norfolk
the charged TO Harrsons Bar Merchants
chip In making charter parties reminded OF this
arrangement TO the 81 produce the c-t of delivering
ship board will be the same while the ship
will be the saving Of towing pioiage and time going
GARRISON MO1GUE, Agents, or MARSHALL PARKS
President Norfolk, Val orio CARRNGToNa co, u Broad
VA New York.
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U,OR LIvyRPOOT.-THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER SHIP
IL DREADNOUGHT will positively ssi the i~i Of Oc,o
Der nssperenced surgeon and .pi.ndd bras. band =.
ship She acknowledged " he the fastest ship
noai passage lowest rates apply only 70 T. DEMA
RFsT board pier No North river, at his oce No 70
Routh stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

lY JOSEPH HEGEMAN-ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
ID r. At O'Clock p. NJ nj No ~ Fulton street Brook
yn. household furniture Also excellent rosewood piano
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

A ssrGNEE's SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
IA end ptrcc goodu - .
A. NJ CRIsTALAR anctionccr. . Bowery, win sell on
Monday 9Th at lot, o'ccck large lot az clothing. con
raglan ock and ssek coats silk satin velvet cloth
assortment Of CLOTH satnei and cass
mere pants.
Piece gcoi.--corsi.ting of
cnsaimrrss eiohA dorxkns peisFshams, pots beavers
silks sstn-. v.lyets Innings. Ar-, Ac.
Hy order az the aasignee&.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

DENTISTRY.
(yURF wsRRANTED--THF MONEY IN ALL CASES
~ will he refunded npurchasers of " Ikas tooth ache
remedy the Office and state that they have tried
Ii and their teeth have not been cured. Price 2sc
". HiKA,9,s Prince street, corner broadway.
v,FyrTsTRy.-TEErH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS.
without The slightest pain BY and original pro-
cessuot Freezing This admirable system pracsei hy me
only. References given N required.
DIR. o. DURKIN, ss3 Canal street, Wooster.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL METHOD or MOUNTING
~ artificial teeth combining strength durability comfort
and utility equal " the most expensive n third their
studying ernony should ssy,e
q wore, H. @ rs LUTHER, dentist, Gus Bt Saivay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

uCTIoN NOTICE.. RoGART, AUCrIoNHER-By
"A SBoGART This day los O'clock at tho auction rooms
No North William street household furniture mahogany
sofas mahogany chairs seventy six black walnut cane Sc
chairs lounges mahogany wardrobe, writing desks sd~boAr
rrge pier glasses benches mahogany sofa be--s
och kitchen furniture also 70 pair ladies CALLERS
mems boot Of conectioners jars, scales. LOT empty
casks.
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EDWARD srHrNCx, AyCrfoSvvR. --fIousEHot,D
IL furniture, by " A " H. sCHENCK-This day, 2s,h
inst nj u o'clock At hc salesrco No Nassau street
elegant " household furniture comprising ee
ssn psrlor suits in brocste plush and hair
cloth: rosewood marble top eegeres rosewood mahogany,
erameied chamber furniture suite oak dining
furniture rosewood warrubes Bookcases Be- side and
Assortment Of urni
ture: eiesan, rosewood Octave pianofor,e
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
j NAIL STEAMSHIPS

Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. -
The Of these ships win no& be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery precious stones metals
bills dng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed For freight o passage apply 70
Il. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

A UCTIoN NOTrCE-GEo. NICHOLS, AUcTIONEER-
n once 10 Cortland strcetsEO. NICHOLS will SELL a
che residence Of John Clement Esq,
M. 2-9 West Twenty second street
Near Ninth avenue, Mt ioa O'Clock,
This day. Sept Z,
All the costly furniture carpets. oclohs mirrors works
ART &C. contained In said house. The furniture s nearly
and Of variety. Paror furniture Of the richest patterns
dining and chamber furniture OF solid carved
and mahogny; china glass and slverware mattresses pal
1ases, sofas touches library, &c. ac, comprising almos
every article usually found In first class residence Gaia
logues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

UCTIOE NoTICE.-A FAMILY OFFER, AT PRIVATE
n SALE all their furniture which has been used hut short
and Is In perfect order Tho house Is handsomely fur
nsicd with everything necessary for first class family and
viii lie sold at bargain together separately The pariors
have tapestry carpets three suits of parlor furniture centre
tables eegere mantel mirrors together with variety az
rosewood and mahogany furniture bedding &C Address las
West Twenty fourth street
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FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIVER.
- FOx LINE.
First vessel 10 sail.
The celebrated A clipper ship
GRAY FEATHER,
100 tons burbsr,
WIN Immediate for the above having Gle
CANT for The Gray Feather being
magnificent ship, and having made celebrated
phor passages, viii Al up immediately ouly limited
Der Of bertss can be secured.
Price Il Passage.
Thtrd
second cahfn
FIs caoin saloon .t........ 10y
Passengers found with everything except wines and liquors
In SIMPSON,
No. ~ Beaver street.
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UCTION NOTICE-RECEIvER'S SALE OF HOUSE
~ bold furniture. horse, &c.-SAMuEL oSGo0D h CO.
auconeers win sell their ~ Nassau this
ing Saturday at io O'Clock Quantity Of new and second
hand household furniture consisting Of psror aud
chamber sns bookcases warrobes, etegeres sofas exen
sion and centre tables, carpets &c.
Atso
One brown horse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

(fHFSTNUT AND GRAINED AND FIRST PREMIUM
~ enamerd fnrnture 81 superior and warranted manu-
facture stfAkRfNGTON'S warerooms s6s Canal street
pe Wooster street Mandatory W and Wooster street
Established In lsss
ENAMErIED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN
~ all coors and styles wholesale and retail At prices from
rs and upwards WARREN WARD. III Canal street told
No. 81, four doors east Of Broadway, New York
EURNrTUREi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRICE PAID
fr househod once ard cher furniture, mirrors carpet
ing pianos and All kinds of valuable personal properly Ad
vances made on furnh,re hers wagno Watches merchsp
disc pianos &e 70 be sold stored Apply 70 RICHARD
WALTERS, rs Canarine street.
L,URNrrURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY! FAIR
value given ~ ready money fr furniture carpets books
&c % Al l13 Sixth between Ninth aud Tenth streets
FURNITURE NEW OR SECOND HAND.-PARTIrs
having fur.fure 81 any description 10 dispose Of
rcae saes WITH responsible party, either AZ private pub
Nc sale, hv addressing Harrison. Herald Office.
MODERN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE MANU-
vl fsrtred and for seie by n JOHNSON No go HUDSON
street New York large supply constantly hand nlus-
rated circAlArs forwarded on application A. shove.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

vCTfON NOTrCE.-THOE. BELL. AUCTTONEER, AND
"A W. a THOMPsOx-This day. VI loh O'Clock. In ID.
~ East Broadway viii be sold without reserve an
extensive valuable Of all kinds Of dry goods
hosiery clothing rich jeweiry fancy and pledged merchan
d.sr cutlery res hats boots shoes &c 100 undershs ~
yards satinst. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

I0HN 4. yANDFWATFR, AUCI1ONEFR WILL SELL
81 ON saturday sept IS at No 300 Broadway at lo O'Clock
varied assortment ~ household and cabinet fur
rurc psrlor mirrors Ac suits IN rosewood, broeate and
hair cloth soas tee atetes Noiairc sewing and parior
chslrp centre pier tables arores, &r mirrors "
French plate elegantly carved frames be sold b
order Of assignee Ihrary Observation-Disclosures In rosewood
mahogany walnut buets tables desks and secretaries
every variety, rosewood walnut and mahogany chairs In
Bedroom furniture IN variety rose
wood suits, mahogany suits walnut and crttigs lounges
cn,cbes. tahcs nc, mairass sofas of best hair pal
tables OF length
rich plain rosewood pak and waaus with rack And
leaves forms offered Goods packed
boxed shipped sp cash, approved paper
Goods rraa examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

L,OR BREMEN DIRECT.
The Norsh German tioyds mail stcsu,ship
BREMEN, II. Vessels, commander,
falls from pier No. ~ North river. for Bremen Direct pod
lively
On Saturday sept y. 1t u O'Clock noon.
PasAee-First cabin o0O second cabin, e5; stcerage %
For t.,{ss e EsiHc rE9!y nErcHxIr 50 william a
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,

United States Mail Line.
The favorite steamship ALABAMA, Capt Geo r. Schenck
Will leave Saturday, September IS At IL NJ. from pier
No North river Through N, be had the follow
ing places Fare low by any other New
York u Savannah; accommodations superior
New York New Orleans $50 So Mobile SIS; Montgole.
ry, Ala. 81; Atlanta, Ga, IS Albany Ga $2t Columbia,
Ga, &Z3; Macon, Ga, S2l; Savannah, SIS.
n l-Persons wishing through tickets must apply
before the departure OF the steamer For freight
apply 10 SAMUEL 1. MITCHELL son. Is Broadway.
fregh, this viii De 10 per foot
ucles In
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ftFNTLEMES DESTROYS OF DfsPOsfNG or THEIR
NJ cast % clothing 70 advantage will please address call
upon JOHN MURPHY At his cohng store, c07 Pearl street
between Centre and Park Prompt attention paid 70
orders.
dc nm WORTH or NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH
NC.VVV ing wanted and for which so cent will he
given IN cash more than elsewhere by addressing calling
store OF VIM WALSH No 50 Centre street. o.
Duane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

UCTIoS NoTIcE.-THE LARGE SALE or FURNr
IA turc advertised for yesterday friday account OF
Che weather Vas adjourned TO this day Saturday Sep, Is
FITZS1MMONS auctoneer viii SELL nj 10i O'clock, at tn
II owery. entire stock Of elegant and sub
stantl furniture. consisting Of large assortment 81 every
Of walnut and mahogany furni
Parties about furnishing viii do well TO attend. the
sale peremptoy The goods must be sold For Parculs
IekierdAy'S Herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09

Ar Chelsea, Mass, Clergyman, alive TO the
Importance of advertising, has lately had print
ed some Eve hundred cards for general distribn-
ton, Informing his friends Of the fact that his
church has free seats, /" and expressing his will
ingness to ofIiciate at baptisuis, marriages and
funerals The Reverend gentleman will be voted
al, innovator, but we don't see why he should not
advertise There is surely no harm in giving
publicity to his calling, and if so, why may 1t
not be done in tho ordinary method?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
!. = 'lH'll''' + NEW FINN.


DEs: y ashinrton Han, Nt's-
glliIif$iinE "a. ,,.sty hfg rapidIy fncreasiEB
Dr. Wineheil being "a doIur the ssls tItsS
his sreads ard thF Ips,s 4, I
forned business connection IN ht DIR
tai profession- "A "a r.erfoFr1 eveFy Operatetin
Dentistry - :, 80
Surgical anl 81 tie De1t2
practice AL the lrahIIf. and praetieal uiiF
s1I- a-fsaef1I Teeth Fhaiinot pc t,ssre ,rd
thsiF h,v-e deuIed themselves the pig
fsfsos ,,sri.i e 4 from the great arsaa " 49,.
2orTi.nesd during heneeessaEy s,o ssv
a. M t.eth nnii Fnofa are
,ftrsIy 1uIIke Choroforu OF EineI. -,
\, 11Sst esses and Ds!sefll ta5llies - az
- -Ttraeted Eithout pstn- q, thetF uvafes-
49, don aaVle@ Hpfeft ltiHh ~ ''
.on they uIIIb pleased t9ElF ttg-,f Teeth
PissSe eaIl and eSalniBe spseiineit o. ~ LID
- 0GIee open AZ al hour
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-09
the Washington Correspondence OF the Predereks-
la-F burgh, Va, NeWs.1

wAsu1Nsros. May 2s.-Some of old Mr.. Blu
chanan's friends are quite CALLED at the way in
which it is shown that he IS led by few per-
sons. The difficulty into which he got himself
with Forney, arose purely out Of fear the old
gentleman had that people would think Forney
was leading him by the nose. FOrney's friends
thought he ought to go into the cabinet DE
deserved to do 20. The part he took IN helping
forrest along Nth his dfsoree stOtrs loo inPor-
tqnf he .oOuId hare bean toith such an GdSatnis-
tyation But the report got out that old MIR.
Buchanan was the tool of FOruey, and so poor
Forney got thrown overboard-and Slidell took
the reins. The old gentleman thought he was
getting the bit out OF his mouth, whereas ne ma
only Getting another driver on the box. The
great trouble with old Air. buchanan is that he
lacks decision Of character. The only cases IN
which he acts with tirInness and temper are
those where be thinks persons suppose he IS IN
fluenced by others.