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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-13
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n MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The padersgned win sell at public auction this day Tue.
eosiy furniture paintings stary art rosewood
sS sarp n ss prTss
esdence No 70 West Twenty sixth street. Sixth avenue
AZ ss ss
offered this season the furniture was made
oas for p e b those celebrated cabinet
der The WhSs viii be persmpory aud absolutely sold Without
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
and as s n C sn
oher pearl centre table statuary mable
sss Ts @
M a ss s, Ws srm Sf0p sWS ceoa eng a Of
oval back Chairs conso tables nlad buSi and ortose
y BY ana
5 ssss e % n id
& rss s s s sn of %
and rSape ebony card table velvet carpets
assa s S saa nSnn oil aa he BY
F se ss Ha sEyFs @ G5TavE S WIN rsssSkTE fs p
Gsss Leg AND case S Har round an round
1Co Broadway andfuy music rack rosewood
stool covered in biocade embroidered cloth books and
8c cmbers carved
fens aud toe tables sha wing stands book sands couch
arm ehs curtains shades eofcss hair mattresses paI
quits eoaacane deeora'ed china oe se oSa
vases cngrayings cock cf1bb
and co,nec sands Chambers, third and fourth stories
Mahogany and black walnut sofas, bedseads, rockers
wssaaanis ingram carpets &c. Ddinng roomsSuperior
sE,snsioa dining table buffet, arm chairs, buerstray
and sands ruby and crystal glass deeanters gobles
wines champagnes tumbers, fruit and celery stands
parAn marble punch bowl silver plated caster, cake
basket, coffee spoons, knives napkin rings French
a dane set 100 pieces decorated china tea set A pieces
ivory handle table cutlery solid silver dinner and tea service
also az Herngs safes basement and kitchen furniture
desirable assortment Terms of the sale cash. In bankable
certified checks N. B-Pares wishing their goods
packed aud shipped have done by competent person
the sale Sixth avenue and stages pass within few
DOOR Of tire aouse. JNO. j. RENNIE, Aucioneer.
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NEW YORKER sTADT THEATRE, s7-ss BowKRY.
IN DIE GESEILEN, =
New drama, with songs and dances, by Boernsteiu
CCOTTISH GAMES.
- TIE THIRD ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE
NEW YORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB
Will take place at JONES' WOOD,
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1859.

NEW YORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB
on THURS SsSs ! 5SSSf S0SD e Dss
Fss to SaEpe am music ne
heading ssAss s sAsp and
rhsswGs % a srdss hssy sammer-s' prize tartan kilt vass
rsSwns ps The s Light ssss prize tartan kilt value -
Tossing the ss cabss. e prize tartan plaid value 81 a.
Putting the heavy stone-lst prize tartan plaid, value @.
Ppns S6oss h q Light stone-lst prize tartan kilt value 81 ~
Glcallum u or sword dancess prize tartan plaid vaus
Standing leag-lss prize, tartan kilt value S. d. bounss
Running na sap,is j prize tartan plaid value S. 3D. hs
ana asn lsspls s. prize tartan plaid value - n
TO- Running @ high eap-ls prize tartan kilt value s. d. ska
IL H9p Sonns ssp and iump-s prize tartan plaid value @ ID
nas, a9 Of twenty minutes s during which the famed
L. Short race-lst prize, sporran value ~ d. orooss.
aRsps Pi 'ah a shoes
ls Hurdle racels. prize bonnet and ~ ID pair oe
1s Sack prize bonnie. and hose 81 3D. shoe buckles.
H. wSeepsbar.9wS q elindfold-st prize san dhu = 90 y.
v,sr,s: 81 rs .s xm..a
az
RObersons ouadrc Band win be in attendance duri.e ~
day.
CENTS, WITH BADGE.
LADIES AND CHILDREN FREE.
TICKETS FOR DINNER, 81 Is
The members Of the club will Mercer H0use
~ A. NJ and proceed TO the the City H at oclock
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE HANDBILG
OLD FOLKS AT HoME.-wOoD,s MINsrREIS HAvw
welcomed last night by over 1900 people ana great
bers turned away.
MOZART HALL, 66S BROADWAY
M WAUGHS ITAIIA-Scenes In Italy.
Monday and Tuesday Out not Wednesday, afernoona
evenings at g. Admission Is cents; afternoon adsson Toe
~ BROADwAY.-wOOD'S MINSTRE1S ARE OpEFf
evening a their old hail. newly decorated y q
osdway whece they wese uc!somed last eyeuns ~ aev N
slps people.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A 4. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER.-600 CASES BOOTS
"A. shoes and brogans at auction BY RICHARDS
their A Cortandt street. comprising almost ever,
variety fall and winter goods Also large line of socL
goods Catalogues on morning Of sale
UcTIoN NORTHUMBERLAND WALTERS AUCTION
"A eer $4,000 worth Of carpet!ng ocohs, rugs mats
window shades &C. Hc The entire stock of the large carpet
store l0 Bowery will be sold auction for cash. on Tuesduy
the 18th inst The stock OF the largest the ci the
patterns n purchased expressly for the fall trade
and must nov be sold at auction.
The stock consists of
200 pieces tapestry Brussels, newest styles
90 pieces three ply, new patterns
aO0 pieces ingram, various qualities.
90 pieces stair carpets, twied and plain.
AU rolls olcoh, from three 70 twelve feet wide.
Also rugs, mats mating, window shades, &c. all Of which
cnust be sold This Isl sale well worthy the attention OF all
parties hosekeepers well carpet dealers, All goods
warranted represented and delivered the city shppee
dree OF charge, sale will commence at 10 oclock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RRowNE a NICHOLS. AUcrIoNEFas NO 10 NASSAU
/ ID street, viii sell this day
TUESDAY, Sept IS
AT one o'clock. In front Of onire
One horse 5,s hands high sound aud kni good Ira
weller hrst rate family horse syears old
ALSO,
A cart md harness both in good order
fine pair bay horses Is hands high ami years old
sound and kind in all harness; child drive
them good travellers; sold only Of
moving from the cy Can be seen and driven application
10 the auctioneers.
ALSO.
good assortment of wagons. city built, top and tor,
among which two.seated wagon new do second
hand top buggy, city built second hand seated coupe
rockaway shifting front, making close open carriage,
MI TO be sold without reserve.
GREAT BARGAINS,
" GREAT BARGAINS
AsSIGSEES SALE.
The attention Of buyers called 20 the perempoy
M greatly reduced prices Of large stock Of ribbons yelyes
trimmings bonnets French flowers aces ruches Ac nj the
Institution, No. ll6 Chambers street. New York
By order OF
JOHN roGERry.
Assignee Of
JOHN FARREII. CO.
No. ll6 Chambers street
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WIDOW, POSSESSING A GOOD AMERICAN
N education, amiable disposition preposs,sinr an,ar
ance nothing Of the qualities OF the heart hss s a
correspondence with geslemsn mot under thirty years Of
leIyea. Nasaais. AasGess Llgga, Herald sa,s -
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A r AUCTION.

m
Costly housei,oid furniture
s'rad match team bay Vermont colts carriage harness,
"A' '' ] ". PORTER. AUcT1oNEER.
This day Sept l3 a, 1ots O'Clock, without the
IiS o. To- elegant five story residence No 2l8 Fourteenth
srve, wef u Eighth avenue embracing an unusually large
ssone1 really household furniture such as is
DRAWING Rooas.
trssal sold rosewood suit covered In SATIN brocade and
s plush molpei richly carved si rosewood side and centre
tables Turkish easy and reception has solid and massyey
carved God eiegcres all cd with wood plate glass
1os nni back made expressly to cvdr superb rosewood
sasaioe stool and Aubison and Brussels carpets
leg French plate pier oval and mane mirrors; s,l-
ccen OF ancient and modern oil paintings embrace
snana really valuable works OF rich chua and aabas
tsgc,er with large and Of
5ruag g.fbe Pafian and china ornaments figures &C. &c
ALSO,
Al ~ O'Clock precisely In front Of said residence splendid
double n,ic team Of Vermont colts bay with long tails SIX
and gears old 1854 hands high sound kind and gene
cari,er harness. whip blankets nc, &c. The above team
all be iu ~Grsned above described and believed
co be The l-si ofc.lis ever brought to this city
DINING ROOM.
Masaen solid extension table; rosewood suit in silk plush
all made match ghout elegant ruby and crystal
rca silver casters SERVICE large saivers
ffis ayH baskets coffee kettles, napkin rings,
&c bes IVORY cutlery umhlers gobes wines decanters
clrgani cara e, and dinner sets, &c.
Ctams-isCosl, rosewood and mahogany soias lounges
ouch ~t Jcescads waslstands conmodes rose
wop6 csS rockers elegant pier and mante mirrors
shiriy pur mattresses best feather beds holsters
rDrs counieranes, inad chess table, hobby horse,
wood ha, sand. silver plated stair rods work table, clocks
to-rthrg VITA e ertire fixtures throughout Also, large
o-nent Of baseme at and kitchen utensils re-
frirnia &c The furniture of this house Is worthy
th~ esreci attention of housekeepers hotel keepers and
positively be sold to the highest bidder without
any possponement whatever.
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A Ucr:on NoTICE-EyPIRE FURNITURE EXPRESS.
N Ons aud packing establishment 1888 Houston street.
Bedford pianoortes pier glasses satuary glass
ware &c carefully packed and shipped to all parts Of the
Household furniture part OF the city
cou Large two horse wagons and carts always in readi
taken storage Orders by mail promptly
attended Orders be left with j. r. Baerson 40 Sixth
avenue, or H.. A. Bennett Kingsbridge. sM,
j PATTERSON A CO Proprieors
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL THIS
M. day Tuesday) at l0h O'clock saesroom 70 Nassau
street by virtue of chael mortgage the household
furniture Of family removed from Twelfth street for
nience OF sale consisting of fine line of rich gilt frame oil
paintings pier glasses paror suits in mahogany and
wood centre tables bookcases extension dining tables side
boards dressing bureaus washsands bedtseads hair
es bedding &C. together with large assortment OF fn
ure To be sold advances and storage. Also
perb rosewood pianolorc pearl keys
made by Amber, and been used but a short time.
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HESRy II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER -sALEsRooM NO,
IL 2s Nassau street HENRY II. LEEDS a CO will sell Al
auction Wednesday and Thursday September IA i5
II O'Clock each day. the saesroom No q Nassau
invoice of 2O French and German oil paintings also paintings
attached to glass Of superior quality % rich gill francs and Of
ed Monday At private sale-A beautiful collection Of
modern oil paintings by Of the most celebrated foreign
artists exhibition in gallery No q Nassau street
At private sale only They will be offered extremely low
The proprietor desrous OF returning to Europe The public
areln Nlted n examine them
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AMUSEMENTS,
PALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALIa
l. GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING
SEESTEMRRlt ~

MNUAMF ANNA BIrHUP,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
MADAME ZIMMERMAN
SIG. TAFFANELLL
CARL ANSCHUTZ
This evening at PALACE GARDEN Admttance 50 cents
Tomorrow wednesday, evening the same artists in
concert Admiiance 60 cents.
WINTER GARDEN
W A CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS.
,.1,,,,, Dedicated TO the cItureof
MUSIC,
BALLET,
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HENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER
IL PEREMPTORY SALE or
$4,000 HAVANA AND GERMAN SEGARS,
O.a INad.aa rdnx- Sa.AaI4 A 4.alIl lu.aI

On wednesday, Sept. IA, at III O'Clock.
AT the saesroom No 81 Pine street
Comprising the usual variety of choice brands OF genuine
Havana segars also large lot of fine German and domestic
segrs in quarter and tenth boxes being the entire balance
stock of importer declining the business worthy
sale =
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r,nW Rp sCtlENCK. ArCTfoNEFR. -toRSRS WA.
III So A. ~ FAf ~ ScHENck.-.rhis day al
--,.4 !, ,Nrir ~AearUam Nn Ka Nassau nircei sh.N a
,sex poss huia hF~s ls hands hgh Or years old
--srf sfud ard kiad. gentle n Ahn
.f ana harness Ai.a csgasr huht rsaa ana t,r
~sl isbs sn ssss hsgsvsa ss ~ eaos i'ench gresss
Sc waruu4
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~ 81 by the dscovercr his RESIDENCE M "a west Th.tv
NJ street ~ ~ ms apsrang rooms Broadway and
soi giving no pain, and enabling The oerato IL mi be
suSses. slslls u aehIDg teeth with 4 F =" ~ wy
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CLOTHING.
A 49l PEARL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n having any cast off clothing dispose
ceve fifty cent than elsewhere
by calling at the store addressing Daniel Doyle 49 Pearl
street
A RARE CHANCE-FROM IS 70 $50 PAID FOR SILK
theatrical costumes, jewelry furniture &C. note by post
punctuay attended to by E. l34 Seventh avenue between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets Ladies attended to BY
Mrs Il.
A RARE CHANCE AND NO HUMBUG.-LADTES Ann
n gentlemen having cast off clothing dispose OF can
have the highest cash price paid by calling
addressing VIM Walsh 80 Centre street line by post pune
ally attended to-
AT NO. A. CENTRE sTREET.-wANTED. $1,000
"A worth OF new and len of clothing for the Western market
Gentlemen will receive y per than their supposed
dressing THoS D. CoNROY, "A Centre street
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
- clothing furniture or carpets to dispose Of viii receive
the highest price in cash by sending addressing A. Har
rs $50 Third between Forteth Forty 6rs are
Ladies attended to by Mrs Harris.
= AIDES CAN RECEIVE FROM SC 10 si4 FOR SILK
IL dresses Ladies or gentlemen, IL you satisfied with
receiving fair cash price Tor your clothing furnre
and carpets and not be hubuggcd by the high orers and
false pretenders oa on or address Harris 1866 Seventh
avenue between Twentieth and Twenty first streets rhere
Mrs. Harris. = =
| r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN-R You ARE sATTsFTED
Ia with receiving fair cash price for of cohing
furniture carpets and be humbugged by the hpp s
false pretenders call send pos, 10 d wnty
80 Seventh avenue between Twenty seventh and Twanx
eight, streets where orders will be punQuay ayienscd 1,
| Ladies attended 70 by &rs, Mlplz. "S-N'" "
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yxvILIIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO 9
w Chambers street will sell Wednesday, 14th inst at
ten O'Clock the entire stock Of dealer declining business
No 50 Canal street Bowery consisting Of mahogany
sofas bureaus tables, chairs of every description, mirrors
feather beds paintings Also nice ot OF good hardware,
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IA al BoGART.-wednesday, Sept IA, at l0is O'Clock
the auction No North William street. household fuI
nure conss ng the variety Of parlor bedroom
kichen furniture Bpersona attention paid 10 the sal
of house, IA furniture of families declining housekeeping
residences also. dry goods and grocery stores horses
gsrrtares Az Ac
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DENTISTRY.

EXTRAORDINARY PRICES.-BEAUTIFUL WAR
raned sets q teeth only Sc silver fsets; gold sets So
ussiy ni no p.in Established ls40 Four premiums nr.
MAnSoN eaery OF Teeth Twenty secoad street and Sixth
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PARNuMs MUsEuM--JUsT. ARRIVED. DERoUTH
ID Goscen, the Arab giant nearly ~ feet gh q years old
and weighing Al. pounds Ungnesionably the largest
alive. TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock the SEVEN
CLERKS, evening ~ O'Clock the curious diverting
mnigu drama q mystery; TIiE FLYING DUTcHMANi OR
THE PHANTOM SHIP. Vanderdecken Captain the Phan
tom Ship Mr. j. r Taylor Captain Peppercoa Mr. Brdgman
After which the VILLAGE ARTISANS The gnared
that ancient tree from the Mount Of Olives the family OF Ana
condas the Happy Family. &c to be without additional
charge Admiarce all % children under TO- Is cents
paroucs seats l3 cents
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ToHN II. BURIEY, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL. THIS
day NJ two O'Clock in the dwelling part OF the house i6f
Canal street. fine assortment of household furniture
ing OF bureaus bedseads chairs extension and other tables
sofas sofa beds eteaees fine hair and other mattresses
one mahogany piano three ply ingram and Brussels carpets
ocths clocks thirty bird two boxes Of books gall
Ions OF ink one barrel Of cohn barrel Of Breckenridge
OIL two bales of hair three cooking double barrel
stubborn twist, Bohemian and earthenware
furniture, &c. The house to let
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A IL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST BUYING
"A two promissory notes dated September 1889 due
n i've days M one hundred dollars q three hundred dol
lars due In fifteen days given BY TO Charles Newmann,
they were obtained through misrepresentation and viii mol
PAY them. WM. A. SCOTT.
SKw yoaE, September Il 1889
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THEATRICAL NOTICE
San FRANcsco, California. August 10 l85Q
The undersigned would respectfully call Se
dramatic artists and others who may contemplate visiting San
Francisco TO the fact that he has leased the teo
known as the
AMERICAN THEATRE,
in that city and will open the with excellent cornV
on the l2th September.
He prepared TO negotiate with all first star
The American Is the largest and beautiful
Pacific coast and commands the most fashionable patrouAG
Parties wishing TO communicate will please address
LEWIS BAKRR,
NEW YORKER CT AnT r4E TIE ~ noxxxu.x
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T W. HUNT ACCTIONEER, WILL SELL TO-MOR.
e. row. Sept H. at lO1s O'Clock at the saesrooms IS
sau street large assortment of fine household furniture
ssng IN part of rosewood mahogany and walnut paror din
room and chamber furnture also chairs tee tetes
lounges sofas bureaus bedsteads library and secretary book
cases, washstand wardrobes carpet ocoh oil paintings
mirrors china and silver plated ware husk and hail
oak and enameed chamber SUITS crockery &c House
keeners and others will find this sale worthy Of their attention
Catalogues ready.
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WAILACKS THEATRE.
w H l.. Baiernan. Observation-Disclosures. Maco~s,r
Mr. BATEMAN respectfully announces his friends md
tae pubic that his benefit and the close of his
place on Wednesday September a. He ayas himself of ds
opportunity To- express his deep acknowledgements for
warm approval ana liberal encouragement n Il
bors have received from the public Of New York. and
sincere thanks t ali those gentlemen Of the who
Their valued criticisms have greatly enhanced the
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Krtenson table IL feet in length silver ware French chin
ivory balanced handled knives and forks Spoons
forks Eurlsa glassware beautifully engraved decaners
nAch mirrors clock " days. chairs sdeboard corner wha
uCa ornaments.
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NEWARK SAY HOTEL, SALrERSvIII.T n J-ro
IN target conpanas-Commiiees would do well by cahur
at beautiful retreat before engaging esewhere Stages
from Jersey City every hour. A. p sA1TER Pruprseor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

Esw YORK, Feb 9-Cotton very depressed sales Of 400
balesi quotations nominal; Upland mddngs Il5{
In transtu offered ut decline OF ~ Flour heavy sales
10 0to bbs. Wheat very dull declining Corn quiet;
sales 1000 bush yellow at sn9s2 Pork heavy; prime
S0sl3Io Lard heavy at l29io2S Whisky active at 2I
2tA: Sugar steady ut T1S9SA Bacon Arm at 959;S.-
Keg Lard 12H@l3
PHL4DELPHA, Feb. o-Plopr dull; holders firm at S. 800
612H for common and extra b. ands 50
family and fancy Rye Flour and Corn Meal Grm,
81 90 for the former and &362 for the latter Wheat
scarce, demand limited; sales red 81 1901 40 white 81 5
5 Rye steady at $50 Corn moderate inquiry;
sales oOO BUSH yellow at SO2 for prime dry and T5
damp. Oats frmer; southern 6Jc Penna 61@52 25O0
bush winter malt sold at 81 for old AID ditto 81
Whisky firm at 2S493O.
BALTIMORE, Feb 0-Plour quiet. Wheat UNCHANGED sales
unimportsnt Corn steady; I5c for wlte and T57 for
yellow. Provisions steady. Whisky dull.
CINCIxSITI, Feb 9-Plour priccs
Rrm 900 bbls sold at 40 superne and
6T5 for Whisky nc lower and dull 1900 hbls sold
at2gHc Provisions dull nothing done in Mess Pork and
demand Of ere, first class brands could
been bought at 1886 buid shoulders declined &c with
sale Of 100000 bs nothing done in Jes 4Ou pieces bulk
hams sold S99c; Aoasses sold at stockholders ask so
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-10

Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to by John w.
ID Gill, dated October 18TH 1858, and duly recorded
Deed Book Al Of Ohio Court, 95 will
sale at public auction the front of the Court House
OF Ohio county Monday the It'll day of March, 1852
real estate In said deed FORTH situated the hill above
Gill by deed from s. Brady and L. III Ii9bbell dated Juiy
3d. 1851 containing about 1s< of land Persons
string purchase will call Jno. W. GIL, who will take
pleasure in showing the Terms OF Sale Cash The
persons however, entitled receive the proceeds will
range for reasonable time should purchaser desire
upon the usual terms of security will convey such title
febl-td j. II. PENDLEToN, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. The rumored difficulty
between Messrs. Sickles aud ButterwOrth is en-
ton whatever to their friendly relations.
The report is credited that General Denve'
will shortly resign the Office of Commissioner
Indian Affairs, with view of returning to Cali
fornia.
The Central National Bolts Club have re-
solved to withhold publication of their address
to the people until Mr. Bolts shall have deliver
ed his speech on the 22d inst. on New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-10

MARSHALL, Texas, Feb. 1st-The compro-
mise failed. The amount of understandable
claims has been reduced $l4, 600, leaving $4,000
for further examination. President Folks re-
fused payment unless the road be delivered to
the old company under final award. The
arbitration committee thereupOn resigned, Civ
ing the award in favor Of the new company
The convention, however, resolved that Fowlks
take possession of the road west of Marshall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-10

LRAvENwoRriI, Feb. 9.-Utah mail of the 18th
ult arrived. News barren. The District Court
expected to adjourn sine die on the 18th. Su-
perintendent Forney would soon leave for tho
North TO hold conference with the Chief o.
Utes Indians Many were leaving Salt Lake
for Pixies Peak A memorial was under con-
sideration in the Legislature contemplating
asking admission into the Union under the old
State Of Deseret Constitution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-10
COMMEMORATE.
WHOLESALE MARKET

BRooNs-CSmmon ak q 2<.
BUTFER-In kegs 10.
BuCEGrS-MarIetta $685.
CugEsR- Western Reserve 1Uc;
OAHDLNs-TniloV mould Is; dip 70; star 2a .err, ~.
C0FFKR-Jaya ISe; Rio 1908. :" 'f
ERL xS si75; Extra $5t2S@Sr5O.
CORE-Z5
BAALRY-65.
0ATs-5OG55.
PRATHERS-4UlD45c. scarce
FI.H-sssd si4i Mer5ings 81 AIactereNO tlex.
GIKsAN0-S5aGO
Har-clsyet 81, & ton $3.50; Timothy ssOOsOOo
LINE-Louisvife 10000.
Ss1ss 9fleaR'4O sussr House 49,
N.TAL 10 rs ;Tqrpenslne To- tar s4x@S
RAGs-s9316, dull.
RICR-6G6X.
sEEDs-Piaxseed 125; Glover 6966
SoAP-Castle per Id 159al6; common SAD
sgGAEs-New orleans:T 119S hid. S9Bs6 in bbl
sSUEF-ScOtch 26 Rappee 2292G
PouchinE 25930c 0olonR 35aaI5c.
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+ GW- RecOpering.-Ald. MeCourtney is recov-
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violent fall few days since. Having but one
arm he was unable TO protect himself and was
consequently more seriously injured than he
otherwise weuld have been.
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