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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

FUR FAsHIOys The fancy fur-trade will take a
start with the first frost, out has not yet fairly COM
menced owing to the Inldness of the season. styles
curing the coming Winter will generally speaking, be
the same as last year, with some modihc stions Affect
ing sizes and shapes rather than the materials used
For instance ful.szed capes preserve the general
characteristics but deeper, and more cIoakllke.
Garments Of this character necessarily restricted
by their cost to q comparatively small class. Half
cspes next in fashionable demand, and supersede
almost entirely the ppet and vctoriDe. In short, the
tendency Of prevailing styles is under fur garments
more expsnsiye-envelopDg the person.
The leading furs Of last season are retained. Of
these the Russian IIudsons Bay and mink ssble5 take
the Iced. Other descriptions rack lower Some 1n.r-
ten and ich, 80 popular, are OUT OF vogue Last
year the proportion Of costly urs sold was uocommony
large thai with the tendency 70 liberal expenditure
in this regard and easier money market, furfesers
anticipate large ssles The importation Of choice ssoles
is much in excess Of the last few years, one firm alone
having received nrs Of hs Glass 10 the extent Of come
40 CO. while 10 the lower grades there IS falling Of.
The market is well supplied with the different varieties,
but Dot oyerstOcked Dealers have tnelr sssortneuts
comp etc, ready for inspection, aod impshenty watch
the thermometer. Raw flrs having preferences to
American products such coon, fcI, muskra,, bsar,
&c have been exported dnrrg the year b la-ge e1-
tent bat the Disturbances in Europe operated dis Sd
vsnisgeonsy H. their effect upon sales.
fJourusl Of Commerce.
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krc~r pekpocs-t s.ne1 william Brctiey GO vsrsnt sssH
b. usts Ousees County Baokles chsrse1 vita hsvg
pssd he Charles Ucae-s tns Leas lsaesd ssee
irst X, aDswvr Bueksy go arrested ~
TN. slus t pcslrs poeA.. 81, msnAS 10 sscsee
since ~hs be hss h~r operating Tie cooay saa AZ -
heard y. o, ysroas paoss
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ARRrsrrp FOR BuSGLARY.-0a hoai,y Aasf-
Dp Otser Welsh Of Hsyeor police ssr-ssi ia Ns..s
r,es bursS psrsG John Macon. fos sssk,sx is,s
- go ~ Mr. G Curis No SC Cedar .ret th
the AR ;n, Moo ~ss taken Teba AID ni',i ia
e,sNn, II &c bal. Il saed TIA. sevesl sefSs IA tsA
vicinity hsvr been Toobed within the past raoata-
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ADVERTISEMENT
PuRENoL OGY points out the talents, defects, aud

TIE particular occupation IN which esch beet succed Ex-
smins.on with charts ard M written descriptions Of chArSr
given daily 81 FOWLER wxLLs's No Ss Broadway
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BURGLARY On Sunday night the store Of Jshsz ".
Crrct No 80 Yuoc street catered By Of false try
40 fotb-i 81 600 worth q goods Crool manstsS-
;-r h,hsg scale, s1d the Of Asss
r,es fie. ssy bsis Peuknives ssl Ne clue AS = -
t.ia &c "a The bur,.Ea
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Ikavcrise1,ent
BRADY's GALLERY

Has REMOVED nom No So Broalwsy ~ No. as srssAvsg.
corner Of Beeetrrs.-
PHoroe.,ra,. p,errRkrOrYrrs and Axsnsrrrss-
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lAdvrrtis.urntl

Roof PHoToGRAPuC GALLERY,
7 F,sIs, Proprietor.
No sos Broadway, corner Of FraAlin e.
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SUPREME C0uRT-sPEcAL TERM.-0cr. l7.-Besofe J,
tee SUTHERLAND.

LAURA KEEsEs THEATKR CASE.
VIM II. Roberssg. w. 8. Whitney ct al
This suit involves claim 10 the title of this lease ef
Laura Keene's Theate The particular. Published tn
The trial The Judge DAP ordered Judgment r tbs
plaintiff refereDce take end On tho
the Referees Whitney sld Earle ordered
The the plaintiff sccordance with tbs d.
cision Of the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

Al OLD OFTEsDER.-Oficen Hsgan and Barry of
tie Twss;y sxia Pscs3c Saturday lss, arrested wei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

rum last evening, only five members being present.
Tie next meeting Will be on Thursday, at 5 p. m.
LAURA KHEyE's THEATER.-Last evening Miss
Keens revived the comedy of "a Midsummer
Night Dream which met with such an unequiyic Al
success at this house last season. The scenery Is
substantially the ssme, though few touches OF the
paint brush has removed the few traces Of the wear
and tear Of last season II is az admirably effective
a. at first. Several changes have been made in the
cast the most noticeable among which a. follows:
Mr. Mark Smith enscts the character Of I" Bottom
Mr. Charles Wheatlegh that Of Starveling' the
tailor Mr.. +. ii. DAILY and Mr.. j. A. Smith succeed
Cookbook and Sothern as the Duke and Ly-
sander" Mr.. Burnett personates "Egeus, and
Mr. F.. A. Vincent undertakes "Qaince,' in
place of Mr. Varrey, who played the part last sea-
con. Miss Keene plays Puck, as before aud Miss
Mccarthy "Oberon,' while Miss Deland assumes the
character Of Helena" which was played last Win
ter by Miss Ada Clifton The cast, as whole,
much weaker than last season. and the play, cOnsid-
cred az an entire performance, is not nearly so good
Mr. Smith as Bottom, gives, however, amuch more
careful and artistic performance than his predecessor
and m ay be Considered TO have made great
Mr. Vincent as "Quince, s quaint and good. Mr.. j..
G. Burnett as "Egeus, makes the most of that rather
upgrateful part, and Mr. DAILY, as Theseus" speaks
well the few lines Of the character that have not been
nanagerisly e1purgaed. The other changes in the
cast DO not seem TO be an Improvement on the last
sea on.
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THE RYGIsrR,Rs.-CbSlesA A. Magnes, NvlA De-
ct Hleyepsh Wsri. pabseed hs,'es BY ocee2'es q
.,tcrse, a, aw. resioire q, Ne. s., Ninth erect
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CnY MoRTALITY.-1he deaths reported by the
City Inspector during the week ending October ID
are Men 90, women H. boys l06 girls 90 total 366;
or adults LOO, children 100, males 2O2, females 1874
colored persons s. OF these died Of apopiexy, of
bronchitis, OF cancer, and of cholera infantum
6 died Of congestion of the brain, consumption
SWEPT eff 81 rfsntile conyulsions took 20 Group 10,
and infsntile debility died of disrrhes, and % Of
dropsy; Of feveis there were ] bilious, | Chsgres,
2puerperal, reuittent, 10 scarlet typhoid and 4
typhus, q in all; died of heart disease, and 6 Of
hopping cough Of inasmmatory disease there were
OF The bladder, Of the bowels, Of the brain, Of
the hent, OF the liver, - Of the lungs, Of the
stomach Of the throat and OF the veins 10 al d.
Irfa1te msrssmus BON Of swllmilk, dirt, disease,
and ION air, took % ard measles 4. There were o
premature births, died Of old age, hung himself, 3
died Of excessive intempersnce, AM were murdered
through the same agency; 10 pesons died violent
deaths.
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CITY ITEMS

BOARD or CoUScILMES The Board had quo
rum lass evening, only five members being present
Tie neIt meeting Will be on Thursdsy, at p. m.
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ADVERTISEMENT

PPoroGRArRs In every style.
D,Guysssorygss, lSosYr,rss. &c.
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NIBLo's GARDEs.-Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams
Appeared las. night at this house, 10 three Of their
peculiar pieces. They were most enthusiastically
welcomed by an audience quarter larger than the
house could seat, for at lesst fourth part of the
crowd including as many women as men, were stand
ing in the lobbes and asles. The returned favortes
were received with shouts and roars Of applause.
Mr.. Williams made short speech of thanks, which
was received with much shouting and screaming, and
urgent demands for more of the Sort As to the
performance we are unqualified to speak, not being
able TO get within hearing distance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
THE DIAMOND WEDDING.

Writer for The n Y. Tribure By Eoxusp c. srIp~.y.
o, Love, Love Love vhs. tines were those,
Loog ere the sge OF bellies and besaI,
Ard Brussels lace ana srker ho4e,
When, IL the green Arcstlsn coee,
You married Psyche under the rose,
With only tie grass for bedding
Heart to heayt, and hand IN hand,
You foalo~e ed Natures sweet conmsnd-
Roaming lovingly through the lard,
Nor sighed for Diamond Wedding.
So have we read, in classic Ovid.
How Hero vs.crei for Der beloved.
Inpsssioues youth, Leander.
She vas the fsre-t OF the tsr,
And wispt him ro1po with her golden hair
Wherever be lspded cold ami bare,
With LOthipg to eat, ana nothing 70 wea-,
Ard vetisr thar any gsrder,
For Love was Love, aud better ii, money
The slyer the theft the sweeter the honey
And kissing was clover al the world over,
Wherever Cupid might wander.
So thouranis Of years have come and gone,
And It'll the moon is shining on,
Still Hymsn torch is lighted;
Ard hitherto, IL this land Of the West,
Most couples in love have thought 1t beet
To follow the ancient way Of the rest,
Ard quietly get United.
But now, True Love, you re growing old
Bought AID sold, with silver End god,
Like house or a horse and carriage
MldIlgnt thIks
Moonlight walks
The elaroe Of the eye and sweetheart sigh,
Ard shadowy hsunts with no one by,
do ret wish to 0isparsse,
But every kiss
Has price for its blis,
In the modern code Of marriage
And the compact sweet
Is not complete,
TIL the high contracting parties NEE.
Before the altar Of Mammon;
And the bride must be led 80 a silver bower,
Where pearls and rubies fall in a shower
That would frghten jupiter Anmon
need not tell
How il befen,
(Since jenkins has told the stoiy
Over ard over ard over again,
In a style csnpot hope to attain,
And covered bimself with glory
How il befell, one Summer day,
The King OF the CubaIs strolled this way
King January g his name, they say
And fell in love with the Princess May,
The reguipg belle Of ii snbattan;
Nor how he began to smiIk and sue,
And dress 81 lovers who come 70 WOO,
Or "a Max Msretzek ard julien do,
When they sit fuli bloOmed in the ladies view,
AND flourish the wondrous baton.
He vas n I one Of your Polish mobiles,
Whose presence THEN country somehow troubles,
And 20 our cities receive them;
No, one OF your make believe Spanish grandees,
Who ply our daughters with lies and candies,
Until the poor eifs believe them.
h al,.1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
RETAIL NiARKE,r
I3Y TlEI.lEGR A1,lr

ritiL4DElnHIA Aug. 1S.Thc receipts of Flour from MI
ouces continue very small; the west they have Nj
most I'd; the market is dali sales are only in
@ ~ 70 Tor Old stock, $3.50 for ground slnerfnr
S9 up to IS 25 for EXTRAS according to rreshnSss
lower 300 bush sold at 81 5 for prime red md 4i S s
Go h rye Is steady ut sgc for 7GTS for old
corn mas inproVed and $500 bushels elbow sold Mt 7TS
sG Z. s9s7 neg at old at 89sS Clio
~ G Conee ut lH9l Hc; Cuba Sugar at So G< and New
% cents. ~ t' "ltisky commands
6 gseiIn" jug 15Elour pl Howard quoted at
40 Corn dull; white yellow 7GSTs Provii y
hrsn Mess Fork $525 Bacon sides Ok Whisky STEADY
NEW YORK. aug. l1.-Cotton DUH. Flour henyv sai.s
o oS hs ;Ds 81 =, for State s55S for Ohio
HsntuSSy white 81 i3l 0 Southern 2S white 80
Soru neoyant saSs sV.G bush at 7Sc for new mixed
Unchanged. ~ " ts' ssiiet All5
anu sales o. SHpsrne have been made Al SO for
ertnt Weat offered frcely market very dnii at Satnr
ays9notaonS Cora unchanged. Oats Inactive at Ion
II E1e 10 Whisky firm 293E. fair local and n...
p"E"oH asma anu for bacon ut for shoulder, for
he sold at that figure 80 - "'''o'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

~ Caught at Last.-Robe,t Wurrax, who
was arrested in this city some time ago upon
tine charge of passing counterfeit money, and
who was acquitted at the last term Of the Cir
cult Court, was nabbcd, in steubenviIle, on
Friday last, in the very act of moulding bogus
COIN lie was arrested at the house ofone John
Snicliif, who was also engaged in the rascaiIy
business. They We're both committed to Jail
Tor trial. SutcIjIFs wife and son were to have
ha4a hearing yesterday. Upon bench in Sut,
'n.i house, when the officers surprised it, were
The requisite tools, implements, dies, &C.. for
4'Slns various descriptions of coin--upon the
uo'', and elsewhere bogus coin was heaped up
BY the tashel and materials to make it out Of,
lay around indiscriminately The stove in the
F9Om was heated up, upon which the bogus
metal was melted. Thsy will be tried before
the I. S. District Court, now in session at
Cleveland
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

v 80 me assumption grille Virgin Nary
Yesterday, the 18th Of August this festival was
deserved In the Catholic Church. 1t comme.no.
.''SS the happy departure of the Virgin Mary,
S'u her translation into the Kingdom of her
son. I'm which she received crown of glory
:; aa a throne above all the other heavenly spir-
Us 1t is a tr"ditionary belief that the BODY
=. tic blessed Virgin was raised by God soon
., ,,sr ner oenth' and assumed to glory bya sim
s",aF privilege before the general resurrection
" Nm ,ns dead. The Assumption of the Virgin
Ia'E' Is the greTtest of all the Festivals which
The church celebrates. '''Ns
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

NEw YoRK, Aug. 15.-The Herald denies the
statement OF London paper to the effect that
the I. s. Government has resolved to abandons
privateering The Herald says no administrn-
ton in this country would seriously entertain.
still less make 81 declaration OF such an inten..
ton. Its privateers are our militia of the u s.
and will never abolish them until the Europe.
an nations abandon their nnvies
:, The weekly bank returns, excepting the
Tradesmen's and North America, show an in.
loans, sll,soo,oOo, being decrease in loans Of
upwards OF $l,10l,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

~ 4 Ssiadler, Perhapa-About the middle
o. last week, ganteel man, about thirty years of
age stopped a; the McLure House. His &C.
'.''s |s'e regardedas somewhat singular but no
especial notice was taken of him until Sunday
-ls'' "nen he was caughtin the act of leaving
an0'AeF gentle,nan's room. Upon this he i'm
'''e'''a'ciy left the house, and was followed by
t v'5 % TIE proPrietorS and brought back. He
1 ," 40 money to pay his bill and no baggage.
-.'.eF searching him, those interested concluded
:. lei ll'n go, under the impression that he vas
s,,ner an ltlnerant thief or poor devil heavily
afflicted. with something like manu- potu. He
save his name as j. H. North, of Steubenville,
"u' no such person IS known there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
BY THE UNION I,INE
oFF1oE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

New YORK, Aug. l5.-The steamship City of
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the Sd inst, and
Queenstown on the 18th, arrived ut this port at
Q o'clock this evening, too late for dispatchine
her mails and newspaper packages to the South.
brief summary OF her advices has been al.
ready published, having been obtained off Cape
Race by the news yacht of the Associated
Press.
The following telcgraphic dispatch, which
was received at Queenstown on the moment Of
her departure, furnishes adyices one dav later
than those brought by the steamship Wander
LONDON, 4th.-Telegrams from Paris say the
French AdriAtic Squadron had returned TO Ton.
lon. Troops from Italy were continually ar
irving at Marseillcs
The funeral rites over the French and Sardi-
MAN soldiers who fell in the cause of italy, were
performed at Turin on the 3d.
Duke Grammont, the French Ambassador Mt
Rome, arrived in Paris on "Wednesday
The threatened strike in the building trade
at London, was becoming serious \ meeting
Of several thousand workmen was held in HYDE
Park. Speeches were made oran uncoutirmng
character.
A dispatch from Bologna says the Sandman
Commissioner, the Marquis D'Asiglio had issued
a proclamation announcing his recall, recon-
tnenGing the people to remain Tranquil and
promising in the name Of Victor Emanuel to
endeayor to obtain the concurrence of the Eu-
ropeans governments for accomplishing their
just and reasonable wishes.
The Ministers had convokcd the National As
setnbly. Perfect order prevails
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE NfAI{KET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRooHs-CSmmon $SIf
BUrTER=-In kegs 9IlU. -rs
BGCEETS-Marietta $9@225 10y ~ tzsE
SHEESE-WeStern ReSerye7c: s7=sa
9S mould ~ star
WEE 1gs5IIsd Family g. Exsra sapernps 5
CORE-l,OO.
OArS-4u .-lssa stfH-s. l.=r
RRArHKRs-40945c scarce.
ETsI-Shsd Sl4; Herrfnes S6: SIacsere M q s,1,.1o
EURs-Itlccoon 3093TEc. : 20 ~ -.
GtRsASG-5j $50.
H HaFGlsysE m, : ton s9oo Timothy $1,000
LiMs-LonIsville 80
Gs SInss s7sSss EssPs Sugar House
SSA 1I.aSG -;TnFPentine s4E9s
RAGs-2G93H, dull
RIcR-5}496
sEEDs-FIaxseed 1875; Glover 51<.
soAP-Castile per Ii 1jC818; common sac
SUo4Rs-New Orleans KOS hid S9SIin nh,
SSuFF-Scotch 90; Rappee 22d26 % " '
FEA-Gunpowder IldS It ImprraI ana c5 IIv.o os,Ozo
touching 2593Gc ooiong 359T5c - 80 UN SS77''Uoi
TosACco-6t twists ~; i've roll 24ass
WOoL--Unwashed from is to o2: Conn,o, r-,.Loa as
~; Full blood extra 40 to DO Su q 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

~ We have received from the publisher, Mr..
Oliver OLSON, Boston, through their agents
here, Payne & Co, several now pieces Of Mu-
sic, which, we presume, arc good.
Call at Payne's and examine the new collec-
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

W-Deoh4 in Ca1itornia.-A man named r
Vance, aged about forty years, and natvc of
Washington County Pa, walked out ola second
story window of hotel at Sacramento, on the
! 18th of July, suffering internal injuries, which,
it is feared he cannot survive he was intoxi,
Gated at the time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

THE riper has risen to depth of over
eight feet, but has again commenced falling
The R. B. Hamilton brought up a SPLENDID trip
from Cincinnati, and left again last evening
Our friend, o. B. PierseI, is still aboard making
himself busy with the affairs Of the boat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

sD-Lahs Ice IN A10naance, learn that
our 'ndeiatigable Ice men, Messrs Amick &
Britt have made arrangements, andsare now
being supplied with Ice from Cleveland. Thus
they will be enabled to furnish their Gus toners
without fail, throughout the season. augl01r*
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

WASHINGTON, Aug 15.--Prof Alexander Dem.
ster, the translator of the State Department was
appointed to-day by the President Minister to
Costa Eica and Nicaragua, and win leave hero
at an early day for Central America
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

S83-fast Driring.-A young man with a
very long name, somewhat difficult of pronun.
citation, was up before Aid. Wright on sunday
evening, for fast driving. He was fined one dol.
lar and costs. 1t seems that the young fellow
had lady with him and was trying to take the
shine out OF another chap just ahead of him in
the street His gollantry and gaicty cost him
about three dollars Fast men will please take
notice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
GINsEEY TNsTITUTE,

LARGE and conlIOdOus Building, in the central part
"a OF the city, being ComPief-ti, The Trustees
pleasure liz announcing that tho IusttntCn will be
opened on ia first Monday OF September next
JAMES -PAUl.LI A. NJ, Principal.
GRORGE p. LO0Ew GOD, A.; a., Associates
The CLASSICAL Department will he under the controh
OF the Prucipa and will embrace following
to wit: The Latin ond6 rtek Languages, r
approved authors sach Elocuon. RhetoTic Logic
al Science Mental ailosophy, EpRis Gratnar Cou.
position; HIstory Ancient and beFt ErHphy, lyEl.
cal and Pnlitical Evidences of Chrisnnily bcai Rifo
Y with It's Biography and Chronology Constitdtl5na
Law. "a
The MATHEMATICAL Department will be undcr the con-
troll OF the Associate, and embrace ioIon brancht
TO wit Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry Calculus: Trie
onomCtry, surveying with the Of Instrumcntl and
Navigation; Natural Philosophy, OhenIstry AGtrohDmy
botany Civil Engineering Photography, PLY siology aud
Bookkeeping. =
large aud extensive of Philosophical and
Chemtchl apparatus, globes, and CHARTS
modcrn have heen provided and varied snd interesting
experiments and Illustrations will given in
with different branches of study.
Is the earnest desire of the gentlemen charge of tho
institution to furnish advantages for education equal TO
those enjoyed In to tiHn the c6nrac
ter Of youth for usefulness life
There will be sessions of Ave months each In vrsr
commencing on the frstAiondays OF September and
RATES OF TrIToS SIS per session for the lower and 2J
per Sc. sion for the Classics, and higher branches.
VI Mr. Lockwood (benE stranger city, and he
t9Iors resident OF New York; may Iroper to san
mat he Is distinguished graduate OF pFircetOn Oorye
New Jersey, and an experienced instructor. n
iy1s-1m 4 JACOB prex,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Leavcnworth city voted
to-day loan credit of 100000 for a railroad
to Fort Riley Sufficient subscriptions are
GUARANTEED to justify immediate prosecution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
West Liberty Academy,

-
HIS Institution will commence its session, on
the first Monday otSeptGnOer 1t is located nrur
The village % est Liberty, Ohio county, Virginia. In the
micst OF beautiful fertile and Inv
moral and industrious community.
Encouraged by the success The session. the autrr
tiles of the Institution have greatly Increased the ~
boarding antl accommodation. -
The corps of Instructors las been reased hy securI
the services ofProf L. Bradbury, OF Watervic CSIeg
Mane who takes charge Of the departn ent Of
anu Hatual sS!ence anu his lady Painting
nn Dr@ Ing and assistant teacher the Female epurts
ment htr and Mrs Bradbury with the highest re-
concentrations from the EIclty Of WateTvjllc Cu4re
The CORPS Of Instructors at present consist Of
A. r Ross A. NJ, Principal, and Prof OF Ancient Iaa.
Guages, Bellies Letters, and Moral Science 800
ER4pDCkT, Prof. Of Mathematics Natural scIcncc
GEo. Ross. Assistant in male department.
a w. SMILEY, PrIncipal OF the Primary Denartusnt
Mis- BRADBURY, Teacher Of Painting and Drawing and
ASST tInt IN the female department
Miss FRASI MCC0LLoUGa, Teacher of NuSiS
No Eortwi hc spared by the PRINCIPAL this
institution III the I position which already assnm
Cd to render In every way worthy OF public favor
Catalogues giving more detailed account ut the Inst
tuition can be Lad by apPichtion the PRINCIPAL Nest
Liberty, Va or attiIe Intelligencer Office Wheeling
lpaTkersburg Gazette and welsburg Herald c06v me
month, and send bills to this Office for coIlecton.l
augl1-tiiscpI
Gross BURNE17'o COCAINE. the most flsgoot ard
chedp6st Hair Dressing in uss sal. to tie rde St
eastern Is pricSs' nS 4. II. LOGAN & Oh, =,
1ylo---------. AMI LOGAN, LIST & CO. +
VANILLA BEAN
| SUPERIOR ARTICLE, at reduced nrice received an
| IA 10 Eale oy .t-a T. II. LOGAN Z CO.
W. and LOGAN, LIST & co.
9(l1 BOXES Wndow Glass, ASSORTED 5 3{I0 To 86szT-
| '(OO Pittsburgh City 6laAS. 2.D' "a ;
J -uss 3. c. HiLnGRTH mo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16

CoLrMBus, o., Aug. l5.-The Ohio Central
and Western Reserve road were offered TODAY
to the highest bidder for n lease for five years;
but no bids were made