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oisr pTyas sale folowI"e RESI- Isl
their office, No. IL Commercial Place
Fourth District.
| l. TWO-SToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Louisiana Ave
near Nayades street Six rooms and ou,budngs s.
coTTAGE RGsTbENcE on Philip, near Camp Ter
oubudngs Lo, 81 by 6o grounds highly i'm
5. Elegant TWo.sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on St. An
drew Coliseum. Lot $50 by ls2-pnned choice
I Tw6t.sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Philip, nea,
OF near S.yass
age Bo SUB FRaaE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
Naysdes Second Seven rooms and fine outbudngs
i 6oTrAeE HOUSE on Annunea.ion near soroparu Lot
s TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on Brainard near
1ssiSs e s. e f H:,s'
Ps!sE bs.sz
s.n fsR
Fy!4H M 81
TVS Z DWELLING on St Andrew
ia.e Elegant gan NV FRAME RESIDENCE on
Jackson near Coliseum Lot "a feet on jackson by 2 with
Is. Fine NEW Iwo-sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on
phP hsa .Gi Ct RESIDENCE on Jackson near
Very dssas FURY FKHM RESIDENCE
Bongny Nayades The dwellings, of the perfectly
sn s ON syadss near Napoleon
Is @ I'M o syaaes
Greenye Station Lot 2il by $40 in DEPTH with highly
First District. .=.
90 oNE-sToRY COTTAGE on Camp, near Delord. Lot 30
81. THREEsTonY BRICK RESIDENCE on caronle1et
~ Two Story FRAME HOUSE on Magazine, near Erato
49, Fine Two STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Robin near
Il p BRICK HOUSE on Nayades near Cal
g. Fine THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE on ST.
fhorps .TnJ Lott hy
26 Elegant TWo-sroRY BRICK RESIDENCE Thalla
y FINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE on Camp, near Thalia
IS THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE on Magazine
% Two; STORY q BRICK RESIDENCE on Eutsrpe,
Ns % TWosT 81 bk1cK RESIDENCE, on Annuncation
nesf fSS6 Y BY ponBLE FRAME RESIDENCE on
g. bouB e fkME DWELLING on Mel
81 Elegant CoTTAGE REsfDENcE on Constance, near
rps Fns Is Il RC sfb % Samn
S. Elegant TWO STORY BRICK REs1DENcEon Coliseum
81 rwo-sroRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Camp, near
81 Fine TWo.sToRY FRAME RESIDENCE on Apollo,
IS Fine COTTAGE RESIDENCE Polymna street, near
Second District.
80 Fine BRICK RESIDENCE Bourbon street,
%; BEAuT1FuL RESIDENCE Esplanade, Tonti.
LOT ~ ~ ~ 2e e9n 's go Tpps nd aHom Ro,,
Lot 60 Bayou Road and 81 feet Espanade,
with depth of 325 feet
Third District.
AZ. LARGE DOUBLE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
depth of s2l feet and front Kceec Espanade
great many other properties vacant and improved consist
of Dwellings, Warehouses Stores and lots situated
in the parishes of Orleans and Jefferson. MA If
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT { =
Imbered Land in the Parish of Iberve close the
Donough lands
BY ]. B. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 Bank Place
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land afiioin-
ing the McDonough lands property of the y of
baltimore known as Section No 80 in Township H. Range Is
East, containing 63S 80 100
This tract considered of the the State
not only for the immense quantity cypress timber
which it contains but for the admirable SOIL
Bank Place. SEA If
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VALUABLE SQUARES, DIVIDED INTO LOTS ADJoIN-
ing the depot grounds of the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad.
\ W. BY ]. B. WALTON

Great northern Railroad.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auconeer, office 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1855, at 12 O'Clock
= NJ # hs f aa 81 EEsrnsf s
Claiborne Thas Derstgny and Mepsmens -@' y
street. and i, Tsss
borne street, by depth Of l29 feet 6 inches -
., Io;. Mo- 5and = aden each and measure each
asp and sa s'a snd
1sf f e g ps
feet front on Derbgy street. by 129 feet inches lines in
Lott Nos H. u - H. adjcin other and measure 81
inches ases nns ss ont On NNp9nae b q
TWENTY LoTs Of GROUND in the square bounded by
Johnson Erso Ihaia and Pieur streets '''A's1 ~
ea s's Ss as s,les s hi each ss BE-
Of Thas and sn'a Streets rect Lot
81 feet front on Ps street,
depth s and NJ rGns sn on Es sa street sac Of 10 feet
u INCHES and lines front on Erao street. by depth Of III
Lots Nos adjoin and measure each 81 feet
inches and lines front on Thaia street. by depth of M
s ss fer s ss s
ss ses T. Is q i and 8 aqa Other and
Lot NJ Il Sns tie e q I ss
order bearing Interest ay q sae 70
~ ad Hf uc at The
perse Of Tue purchasers n29 dSid
FINE PROPERTY ON COMMON sTREET-FoUR VAL
liable lots, of Common johnson Streets
at auction.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ofhce, 10 Bank Place.
s g. hsr Del a:t H. asse at Il %
s' 81 he First FIR. District
in the bounded by Common, Johnson
yez streets designated by the Nos and plan
by Louis ID Pile City Surveyor, dated 18th November
Lot No. corner Of Common and johnson streets
and d feet inches and lines Common
street. by depth and front of 10 johnson
parallel lines. - ~
Lots Nos and adioin each other measure each Is
feet 8 inches front Common street. by 10 feet in depth be-
tween parallel lines "
B-TERMS-One third cash, balance in years
inc notes OF the purchasers in equal nstamen,s their
order bearing cent
maturity. and cent thereafter if puncuaily paid
with special mortgage the property sold
of the purchasers. noa 'dEad
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WINES AND LIQUORS CHOICEST BRAN

WINES AND LIQUORS CHOICEST BRANDS.
We have hand fine assortment choice old WINES
BRANDIES WHISTLES ETC., which call the
of connoisseurs-among which
Old London Particular PORT;
Iandsmans PORT;
Harmony's Cabinet SHERRY;
5m H.lmony's SHE2RIES of lower grades;
Blackbun's Old MADEIRA;
Meclan's Old Irish WHISKY;
Old Jamaica RUM
Old Hennessey COGNAC, 1872 and 1856;
BISCUIT, Trcocte 4 Co.'S COGNAC;
Old Bourbon WHISKY, I years in this city;
Pure Old Wheat WHISKY;
All of which will sell reasonable prices either by the
package in small quantities.
We have just received direct from France Jules
Mumm's yERZENtY CABINET CHAMPAGNE in pints
and quarts and 200 baskets Piper Heidseck CHAMPAGNE
pnts and quarts. For sale by
THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
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1Yl MART
Inc having secured the comrnodous and
location at the corner Of St. Charles and streets known
as asonc have fitted up and established Mart
or the sale OF Real Estate Slaves Stocks Merchandise
e superior advantages Of the location for the display pro
perry anu OF purchasers need demonstration
ALE DAYS:
For Real Estate Slaves StocksTuesdays and SATURDAYS
For Observation-Disclosures and THURSDAYS
Out door sales attended to all times
in charge. - ' p"eeu
ng3 If NcCERREN IANDPy E ~
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.NTlIslteL Ornaments.
Just received from Paris, beautiful assortment Of
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS.
BRONZE AND PORCELAIN VASES,
BRONZE STATUES AND CANDELEBRAs
PORCELAIN CANDLE STICKS,
BISCUIT GROUPS, etc, etc, etc.
..~.# "- ." LION Il PINSARD
ms 2ptf 81 and &c ROYAL street, corner Bienvillc.
ZEOstetfey''s Filters.
COO Dozen in store and for sale by
WOODM1sN & BEMENT
n2s 2ptf Corner Magazine and Common streets.
hi Ca,'b. Soda.
go kegs Bi Csrb Soda In store and for sale by
WO0DMAN & DEMENT,,
n28 2ptr Corner Magazine and Common streets.
.. Notice.
have the honor TO inform my patrons that owing to i'm.
In my Store, have transferred the SHAVING
ROOM the door, that will be paid
heretofore
I. b. BORON,
nS 2ptf g. st. Charles
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McCERREN, LANDRY & CO., Auctioneers,
Nv, spprasers and General Agents for the sale of Real Is
sion Sales Cargoes Stocks of Merchandise etc
Particular attention will given to the purchase and sale Of
Cotton and Sugar Plantations. ~ ~ ~ ~
Our NJ Powell who has had experience many years in
me land of the State will land claims
the different land offices of Louisiana and HE eparmeni At
Washington City. ~ p' ~ al
Office and Masonic Hall corner of St
Perdido Streets - ~ " ' o", ri =. sfia
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SP1R1TUALIsM.. =. .sPIRITUALIso


R. A. How ARD
Old No. 49, New No. 1873 Camp street. opposite ST. Patrck's
Church.
The undersigned begs
and the public in general that he is prepared unsh
eshmens for balls parties dinners s,ppers and particularly
weddings furnishing ali necessary glass without
CHARGE style to he cxceiled in the
order of the very best quality Cakes of every kind
kie D0be Gaanes, Pastry Calves Feet Jelly, Mango
Charlotte Russo Biscuits Glaccs Ice Cream Serles
Nouga Orange and other Pyramids of the latest
assorted Preserves French Cordals Syps, Cysazed
French Cherries Cream Dates and Figs Chocolate Cream
Mallnw Paste Fancy onbons Also endless variety
Fancy Boxes and Coicopias, and other article
confectionery line.
Balls Parties and particularly Weddings
and promptly supplied.
Country particularly attended and carefully packed
FIRE WORkS-FIRE WORKS
Roman Candles Pin Wheels Serpents Torpedoes,
which his patrons and the trade in general.
d. I'm II. A. HOWARD, 1853 Camp st.
VIZ ALL PAPEES.-TIiE NDERSIGNED HAS JUST
w received large lot of WALL PAPER, both of French
and American manufacture. among which
DECORATOR in Gold Marble Stone Fresco ETC., etc,
INVITATIONS of Wood, Marble and Floral Figure
--Also-
STATUES representing various subjects Together with
general of Gold Embossed Fine Satin and Plain
Paper Hangng all of which will be sold reasonable prices
n B-Copeent workmen far Plain Fresco Decorating
WE A''s' ~ '"' p'' u wv wy + NEwHALI,
DIS GO CANAL street. If Oil Ievee up stars
DRUNES-PRuNEs-lG0 cases in cartons, landing and
SAFE by S. d. GRATIAA IL CO.,
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DRUNES-PRuNEs-lGo cases in cartons, landing and
for sale by s. d. G 81 Az on,ons Co .;,o.
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u 0reams Duly Gtsnt Thusaay aonng 1eeember g. 1859
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

,rY-At the annual meeting of the Young
hes Chfsan Association held the 9th inst the following
uary, proxinlo:
La DUNCAN, President
a. q. BAKEWEII, LIST Vice President.
9. q. JONES, I'd Vce.Presidcnt
u. s. FORWARD, Sd Vice President.
x. II. BROWN, 4ih Vice President,
RISDON ID. GRIBBIE, Cor. Secretary.
THOMAS MORRISON, Rec Secretary.
LAWRENCE q. BEN Treasurer.
G. ". HILTON Librarian.
w. 7. CALDWELL. Registrar
RISD0N ID. GRIBBLE,
MS ~ Recording Secretary.
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OFFICE OF Agency OF SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD,
New Orleans December s. 1859.
EB- Two Hundred and Fifty ThOusa nd
Dollars worth Of stock in this Company having been sold
meet the last condition Mr. Thompsons acceptance Of the
Presidency and the President having conditional sale
ONE MILLION more PURCHASE SLAVES, to take effect
the 10Th nsr instructed by him close the books for
subscription to stock this Agency SATURDAY the 10Th
inst. which instructions will be complied with
H. S. FULKERSON Agent,
Conn street.
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W. II. vEitsOsa,
DEALER
FINE WATCHES, J Ew ELR Y,
SILVERWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS,
FANCY GOODS ETC., ETC., etc.
te3 2pH No. ss CANAL STREET.
COpa1'tlaersftil3 Notice.
The undersigned having associated themselves together under
the and style Of F. L. PIFFET design entering into the
Ribbon Trimming and General Fancy Goods business No
1873 Canal share Of the patronage Of their old friends
and the public generally Is respectfully solicited.
FRANK PIFFET,
ms 2p,r s".". .-" -..a LOUIS PIFFET.
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TO Southern and Western
MERCHANTS.

WHAT SHALL, WE DRINK p
Udolpho WcIfs's Pure Cognac Brandy
In Bottles,
MPoRrED AND BOTTLED HIMsRIr
Warranted and the best quality with his certificate
each bottle.
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in of dozen EACH with his
haeate Of its purity on the bottle
UdOlpho Wolfe's Pure Madeira Wine,
In of EACH with his certificate bottle
guaranteeing It's purity.
Uiolpho Wolfc's Pure Sherry Wine.
Imported by hnself-warranted pure, with his certificate
the bottle and stamp the cork
UdolphO WOIfc's Genuine Sehietam Aro-
matte Schnnpps,
Pins and quarts-The Gin tho world. All Gin
sold under the of sclnapps not by him Is an i'm
position on the purchaser.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, No. % Beaver street, New York
For sale by the following firms in New orleans
Ed. HART 4 CO, W. l.. ALLEN CO.,
A. d. GRIEF & CO., r. DIVER
JOS. II. al. N. MARKS, CONVERSE CO.,
EATON gETTERyoN & CO., KARSTENDEIK & CO., h
j. MORGAN HALL Q. r. RAIiEf,
W. A. VIOLET 4 Co. n w. CoELER,
PINCKARD, STEELE 4 CO., THOMPSON BARNES,
C,oopRIcu 4 CO JOHN r. MOORE 4 Co.
BUNNELL BAILIEFF, HOLMES SPENCER,
q. TTEUKER, W. l.. LANIER CO.,
SCHMIDT II zEIGLER, JAMES sYME,
IL BLOCK Il Co, q. N. MORRISON & Co,
BIsCoE & sIMMs, \. CoNERY
ARTHUR CO., PAYNE KEMP,
GEO. r. WITTE 4 CO., COOPER 4 NEIBERT.
MS lp,lW
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BANK AMERICA,
New Orleans. Nov. l6 1889.
nz-The annual election for Thirteen Di-
the Banking House No ST. Peter street between the hours
10 a. NJ AID p. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81. 1859.
NH ID AN. EORTIER Cashier
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY,
New Orleans. Oct. z, 1853. (
t3~TO Let-The eli iblc Offices over the new
banking house of this institution Possession given immediately
OF A. H. KERNION Cashier
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CUGuiLu. A. ii. paRzA.
CUCULLU & D'MEzA, DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MOLASSES,

Importers of Havana Produce
AND CIGARS,
0FflCE-No. 5 ST.. LOUIS STREET
Constantly hand in lots purchasers Sugars Mo-
ses the lowest market Also Havana Cigars of the
select and choicest brands and Havana Produce generally
NJ 2p4--6m GUCJLLU Il DMEZA
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EJ- Texasand New Orleans Railroad Conn
PAsY-The following Commissionels-Mcsss L. e. Seymour,
X. W Rayne b. NJ Horrel John Holmes, Greenwood
and g. w shawappoined by the Sabine and Galveston Bay
Railroad Company 10 open books and receive subscriptions
the Capital Stock of the Louisiana Division of said Companies
works will The office Of the Company No. CONNER
cia place m this city, MONDAY the 26 of December prox-
mo at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of organizing open
ing said books for subscription the Capital stock Of said Com
pany in accordance with Of the Legislature of the
Of Louisiana incorporating said Company approved March II,
1889. A. III, GENTRY
MIG td26 President
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Do
New Orleans Dec. q, 1859. :
Eg- At the annual election of this Com pa II v,
held on The 9th in the following gentlemen duly elected
officers for the ensuing year.
A. A. WILKINS, President
JOHN NJ BURKE, ycc-Presidcnt.
j.. +. RAKESHIDE. Foreman.
HENRY TAYLOR, First ASS. Foreman
NJ. LAUDNER, Second Asst Foreman.
A. N. MURTAGII Secretary.
NJ. j. REIGART, Treasurer.
Delegates Fieme's Charitable AssocationE, r.
RARESHIDE, q. A. SMITH and A. A. WILKINS
true copy. A. N. MURTAGH
81 II Secretary
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New ORLEANS GAS LIGHT CoNPAsy,2
December g. 1859
HS-The annual election for six Directors
io tIs Company for the ensuing year will be held
the Office, No. 10 Common street, MONDAY I'd January
between the hours Of III A. N. and 2 p. NJ By order.
db I'd N. q. J. TISDAf.E, Treasurer.
ED- mississippi Fire Company No. "A
called meeting Of this Company will be held engine house
on THURSDAY EVENING the sth nst att O'Clock. full
and unctua attendance particularly requested business of
tie most importance will be transacted.
dc st G. H. BR AUGUN Secretary.
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COMPREHENSIVE THE UNDERSIGNED have
~ formed copartuershp under the style Of sPEAKE i
MCMILLAN, Gas of the late firm James Spetke 4
Coz and having purchased the entire stock will continue the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission business the old stand
No, Tchoupoulas street where respectfully solicit
patronage of fnir friends and the public
Mr. JOSEPH ELLISON representative of Mrs. Speahe
will hold our full power of attorney
MRS. C. SPEAKE,
j. b. MCMILLAN.
New 1879 m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
Trustee's Sale.

virtue Of two deeds bearing date the 18Th
So - December, lsaS, from William GowdY James H.
and deed OF trust bearing date Juns
SSs from said Gowiy to James Wheat,
auy recorded In the Clerks oice of Ohio C1un,
nc auction on FriGGy tie 81 Gay Of Stntem6sr tSjS
S at octi q m, at the residence OF WiiaM
!sotGoy: do50tnin3 the ~ E Church, on Chupiine sc,
% sne W!AeeIng the household furniture Other
in said deeds and In said residence.
consisting in part Of mahogany AMI common chairs
S5 cases. melodron, ooknggasses, hedse4l,
peos &C. &C. Also, chest of carpenters tools sor
OehSnes set OF hosting blocks the ropes bori1.
n2 T and augers, and morticlng machine.
tERNs OF SALE.-For all not exceeling 81 dollars,
Tor all sums exceeding Is dollars credit Of nle,
purchaser giving his negotiable note satisfactory
endorsed' With interest from the day OF sale
JAMES II. STOUT,
GRO. e. w1cKHAM, JAMES D. "I Errs,,,,
Auctioneer. aus25
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

WHIPPING WoaEN IN Wisconsin, find in
the Wisconsin Monroe Sentinel, an account of
farmers horsewhipping young girl, whom
he discovered in company with two other Young
ladies', about IL o'clock at night, tearing dnw5
the fence next his corn6eld. This provoked
his wrath to such an extent that he immedately
repaired to his stable, armed himself with n
whip, mounted horse and started for thu
"scene of action" He came up with the girls
SO stealthily that they did not discover him
until he was within few feet of them. They
screamed-of course-and took to their heels
running in opposite directions. One unwiselv
took the road, and she it was that got the whip.
ping. -
The Sentinel severely remarks that "tbe man
who would DRAG horsewhip over mere cir:
not yet out of her teens, must be compounded
OF vile elements" which leaves it to be Inferred
that it is rather excusab!e in Wisconsin to
horsewhip matured woman The editor,
learns Slater" that the young girl "was n
daughter of one of the best families in SyIyes.
ter, and committed tho offence of taking down
one or two rails from fence for the purpose Of
getting some water to quench their thirst when
they were rushed upon by the proprietor of
the premises as above stated" In the opinion
OF the editor, therefore, this cowurdly brute
committed monstrous outrage"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

WnEN young man steals kiss from n rov.
eilgirl, she bushes like new blown rose and
says smartly: You daren't do that twice more y
The Boston girls hold still until they arc well
k ~ when they fare up all at once and saw:
ton Eechan0E >D0s-
Some Of our Louisville girls might thus STARE
9p after being kissed enough if they could ever
decide In their own minds that thew hive bssn
kissed enough Loviarille Journal. Sse"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
TO the BE Dragged aud POISONED CiIizens
of wheeling md YIcinitH

To the BE Orug&ed aud tsolsoned citizens
of wheeling and Vicinity.
You with deluge of the vest compounds
the form Of "Acohoc Drlnks' that ernanated from
that pest of society, the LIQUOR MIXER They
you as luxury, they dispensed you as Medi-
cine, and in either case the effect is the same.
There is but way escape, that to use as
luxury medicament safe reliable stImulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that it has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which is distilled under inspection Govern
ment is decately Favored (unIIke any other Gn) with
Of the valuable reeoratves Of the Vegetable
Kingdom, and by the healthy extant
rHs MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS EUROPE AMERICA not
only recommend its by hearty, but pre-
scribe 1T US medicine where stimulant required
THE FEMALE SEX will find not only pleasant Cordial,
but certain reliefin suernEs of periodical character
AsALYTcAL CHEMISTS pronounce perfectly
pure, and its torative merits incompatible.
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by all DRUGGISTS
cRHs, &c.
For sale in Wheeling Va, by t. II. LOGAN CO., Main
street. T. u. JOHNSTON, lT6 Market ST., and others.
! EDMUND O. CHARLES, General Agent.
! my17-dGwl1m DEPOT, No. 40 BROS DwAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

A sEw steam canal boat has just been com.
Pleted at Buffalo, capable of carrying 1890
bushels of wheat when in water five feet deep
a trial trip on Saturday revealed the fact that
she is capable of making six miles an hour with
less than sixty pounds Of steam.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

TnE London papers say Ministers are rushing
into the country. The Duke of Newcastle, Earl
Granville, Mr.. Gladstone, Sir G. c. Lewis, Mr..
Sidney Herbert and Mr.. Miner Gibson, had left
town, and Lord Palmerston was expected TO
leave Immediately. Shooting men are banging
away IN earnest on the moors, and all the
boxes" and snug quarters are being occupied
by ardent sportsenen. The accounts the birds
from the different districts are generally cheer
ful, and in many parts they are said to be NOR.
plentiful, stronger and healthier than has ever
been known
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

A TonAccosnsT at Milwaukee, the other day
found "fat take" In opening bale of to.
bacco from Havana, he discovered a sheep
skin purse containing between six and seven
hundred dollars in gold, mostly of Spanish coin.
age.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
Valuable Farm for Sale.

OFFER the following Of land for acres,
III acres so acres, and - acres all situated wherl
ing Greek, in Marshal Co., Va, within depo,
on the HeTPhsd Railroad. These farms all
or less bottom land, under III of cultivatfvnsnd
are among the best lands in this country, both
ess OF SOIL and advantages location first tract
has ne Dwelling House and good orchard and Is
one Of the most delightful country that be found
also ouer 20+ of hill land with 81 acres cleared
Joining the above. These whin mr4 Of Whe.
ing Possession will be given this Fall. Kerlpie near
me IaTnlS will show the lands and persons wishing pur-
chase will apply TO t1oge, AMI in NIonnisvls
va who IS my authorized ago sell said lands.
aug26-2wd&w ELLEN r. nI;CjIaNAg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

THE Louisville Courier says "the Rarpsr's
communication of Douglas is everywhere re.
celVed with disfavor, and it is generally regard.
ed that he has killed himself off as efFectuallv
BY it as did Van Buren, by his celebrated Texas
Iettern
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

JonN BAysMAN, Esq, for many years editor
OF the Washington (Pa.) REPORTER, has become
connected with the Pittsburgh Gqsette He
was devoted adherent of Henry Clay and the
fortunes of the Wing party while its flag re.
manned floating. Louisville Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07

TnE correspondent of New York paper,
writes of fine old rural gentleman in Ohio.
who was looking over an ins,almcnt of the yir.
g'nl0ns the other day, and turning to his son,
dFlly asked: "Ned, who is going to run the Yir.
ginians after Thackeray is deadyn