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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
Auction Sales.
J. L BELOTE Auct'r.


SCARS! SEGARSI!
AT AUCTION.
At the Custom House.
VETE will sell at the Custom House, on
w TUESDAY, 25th inst, at IL o'clock,
10000 choice Havsn, Segars, in lots to
suit purchasers. The most of these Segars
We're made expressly to'order and of the very
best quality Tobacco, and have not been in
"a hands.
Terms of Sale-U adsr $500 cash-Sl00 to
S209 60 days, and over that amolnt 80 days
for approved paper.
FERGUSON d BELoTE,
oc l6 st Aucti0neers.
BY FERGUSON & BELOTE.
.-t- CARPETJNG.
"E have just receive a 10 Of several han
w bred yards of beautiful CARPETING,
which we will sell at private sale, very low for
cash. Ladies call and see it, it is very cheap.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
&C i7-3t Auc'is.
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DANCING SCHOOL

DANCING SCHOOL.
DROF. JOHN L. BAKEIt respectfully
4 announces TO the citizens OF Norfolk and
the vicinity that he will open Dancing CD
School at JOhnson's A e ia b. y n
Room on the LIST October next, provided EIT
forty Scholars can be obtained All the HTA
lates: and most fashionable Dances will be
taught, Including the Lancers, CALIFORNIAN
Qusdrilles, American and German Quadrilles,
&c.
Glasses ON MONDAY and WEDNESDAY Of
each week, from to 8 o'cl ,ck in the afternoon
for Ladies', Misses and Masters, and from { TO
III O'Clock at night TOR Gentlemen.
The highest testimonials from gentlemen OF
high responsibility in Virginia ana elsewhere
will be given. -t......
Persons wishing to take lessons will lin him
at the above named place on Moncay'S and
Wednesdays frsm five to six O'clock, P. NJ.
Ha can also he found at c. Halls Book Store.
TERMs-Per Session OF twenty four Lessons
$1,000. -....
a3- The Ladies are requested TO meet at
the Assembly Rooms on Friday evening at o.
clock, and the Gentlemen ats. Sc ;4-4w
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New Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE

J. h S. PARKER, .Lessees and Managers
JOHN PERRY 49,. ..............,.T Treasurer
o. S. FAWCETT.... ........s.s..... Prompter
W. c. FREDERICkS -. Leader Of Orchestra
SCALE OF PRICES.
Private Boxes. 80. - w
Single Seats in Pr, vstte Boxe u \. I. rs
Dress Circle and Parque t..s. I. .......s.. SO
Family Cirele... 9.........s.... 70
Boxes for Colored People. ~
Gallery for do, do.........,. IS
Great success of ~. a
" MRS. AND MR.. FLORENCE.
THEIRISH BOY AND THE,YANKEE GAL.
VINO Ware received last evening with shouts OF
l4 applau and laughter M
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
THE GREAT BENEFACTOR OF THE
III u IL 8 Il III ID Ia ID

THE GREAT BENEFACTOR OF THE
e III o U ) Il II % l. d. tg.' r.
ID p. STEWARDS Fuel Saving and com fort
4 producing Cooking Stove for Wood or
Coal. Improved 1889, with new and extra large
Flues. I.. l-r-. - 1r
The Stewart Stove will pay for itself in saving
The Stewart Steve Coz ks meat and pastry to-
gether without imparting The favor of one
to the other. .t ANf- --s-
The st, wart Stove will last Twenty years; al
though costing more at first, it is in the end
cheaper THAI any Common Stove.
For sale only by -.aa sl f. DELANY,
No ", Union street, Norfolk, Va.
Who has Oh hand about three hundred Office,
Psrlor Chamber and Heating Stoves, which
will be sold on pleasing terms oc l3-6t
"a H 81 Transcript copy 6t)
CtEGARS efvarious brands received and for
- sale on Importers account low:
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Doors AND SHOES seid Is Ter cent less
II than the usual price at
ULLMAN'S, No. 10. Main street
ocl5 Opposite the.Day Book ofhNe.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

HAVING taken the Store formerly occupied
II BY G Kendall, corner of Church and
Cove streets. intend to keep the best quality
of all that is needful in a first class Grocery
store. Those who wanta good article in this
line will do well to call on me, where they will
no. fail to find them.
Sc % ...a rai4 w. r. DRURY.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

yLUID AND CAnIfHkc MN H. A fresh SUI :
T. ply Of Fluid and Camphene just received
- KEEFE & STORY,
ocS No. 6, Union street.
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FALL 1901. |
"a The Greatest Nties Of The Day.
A II Il. CAMI E,S 80 Main street, you can
"A fad better assortment and cheaper Goods
than any other house in Norfolk
Again received another assortment OF those
rich double Jupe colored Silk Robes, with
second supply OF plain and fancy Dress SILKS
at New York prices, French and English Meri-
nees and Declines, Pal De Chefre Ducals, Va
lencias, PiaidssSc. {'s1tr-4 Fs! ~
My Stock of Fancy Goods comprises all the
novelties OF tbs aav. besides rich Stock OF
Bonnie and Eenming Ribbons. fine Gimpure
and Brussells, Laces, Fringes, Nuted Ribbons,
Pompadoure Trimmings &c. ure4 ts,esieG
Crockett ard Velvet heading a la mode for
Cloaks Sc, 400 assorted Corsets Just 10 hand
from 81 90 to $500 per pair. Call and look at
our Stock, as we take pleasure in showing eur
Goods. ss.ss z g.f fa&E. CAMPE, 80
&C 8 uL at,. d tsN 81 Main street.. 8
llOOTs AND SHOES sold IS Ier cent less
ID than the usual price at
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

LONDON DOCK q
BRANDY,
Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and MADEIRA Wines,
"Ziegler 8" s gre. Of
And other choice
RYE WHiSkEYS.
"Guinness's'' Xxx
DaJlin and London
IS Porter, 80
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, ia quantities to
] suit everybody at
/. J. MOCK & CO.'S, '
Water Street, next door to
dKR WIN & Co., Auct'rs,
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laf,r-t NOllCk.
IN consequence OF some necessary repairs
L the Steamer REINDEER will ne intel rupted N
!. Ner regular trip for a few days. They will be
kfesumed on Saturday morning O'Clock.
&c lg-lt $500 - ,...,,...,-,. D., .-t- ,tss. Il al
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

MR.. T. H. L'HUILIER,
INSTRUCTOR of Modern Languages in the
4 Norfolk Female Institute, Norfolk Military
Academy, &C, Offers his services to give private
instruction in Modern Languages and Drawing.
Persons wishing to take lessons will leave their
names at MIR. Oh iselin's Mr.. Vickery's or MIR.
Halls. Specimens of Mr.. HIPS drawings may
be seen in Mr.. Hall's window.
lila u2m !. n - I.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05
by TELEGRAPH.

CNcSMATr, May FLOUR firm but quiet, $64NaG,'o
Tor supeTtnr Whisky fam in goOd drmauG; sales SuU
bills at 70 No change il provisions. Good dem nd for
baCo with aleH Of 100 hhds at IL hds shoulders
at l. Groceries firm, but unchanged. Good demand for
mo.asses at IS mostly held a.. Sugar O. q. Coffee
lEGi2E Money market unchanged; exchange very
at = preInnm bankers continue to charge others besides
customers "a
PnADEl rA, May Flour FIRM sales 15oObbl' at 80
Tor extra family and fancy; $u for Jenny Lind
western extra aw!; 20" 90 hhS extra at $6,sIe1g; 500
Corn meal at &N's. Prime lots u Wheat
wanted ut lCr fr red and 81 ,Ttt rs white Rye
steady at So. Corn comes in slowly; bush
at SSs9 aoat, and bush. inferior 1t sGc
6Oh bash. damp at 81. Oats good demand
4TCu bags lilo Coffee sold at II - time Whky IN good
demand; sales 800 bblF ut 25S S9T.
BALTIMORE, May Flour quit; Ohio $3.50. Wheat
and advancing; white ~ a 9r, rcd 81 6u Corn,
yellow, Is duh and lower; saleE st SID -; white firm
Sc Provisions quiet Bacon sdrs ga. Mes. PoIk II %.
Whisky firm At GC1EoS Ohio.
New oRk, May Flour has again mdvarced 50; sales
4,uOu bbls AZ $526UO for State, $6s56T 90 Ohio,
and Sc 81 az So Tor southern. Wheat quiet hut rmer-
Corn aGvAnced % 600 bush sold 81 for
81 for r9td yellow. Pork steady $40 81 1ls1G
t.; print12, G2E. Lard declined sc; Iaes 10
Whisky steady The Tel sale sp tied phi
ces Dc bettar the following the Qpolatios: son
S3IZ Young dyson 2jGGjI Tyson Shin 2GIS Tyson
TwanEay 253ii5; GunpOs adler 32a32H; Imperial 1iq9Ti
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

~ Phonogrophy-Mr Isaac Putnam, The
author of Photography, has recently, after deep
study and immense expense, further developed
and perfected the system by still more fucic
and improved style of Reporting abreviation,
resulting in most decided practical advantages
to the verbatim Reporter, and by Il considerable
less labor in practice to noviccs in its study
Mr.. Slice, the professional photographic teach
or, after many years of experience in the Pho
netic field is fully convinced of the practical ilty
and desrableness of the changes in the system
and will in future teach the new, and after rigid
test Of the English changes in the short hand
science to accept the -Nr'0 Standard E0gIi& SIS.
tenn and discard the old method. He visits Vince
ling to get up classes and instruct pupils in the
art, and will guarantee II MorO~gh kn0acle8go IN
eight lessons for SO, that practice will be the
only requisite TO gam expedition in its USE
MIR. s. may be found at Mrs. Billiards. next
house to Washington Hail. on Market street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

NEW Yonx, May 1.-THE Associated Press
think it Is due to the public Ia state That, the
Nova Scotia Telegraph company have, regard
less Of the wishes OF large majority OF the
leading presses Of the country, and owners OF
telegraph lines west of Nova Scotia put an end
to the foreign news arrangements which have
existed dining tile past ten years, and it is IN
derSto d that the managers OF the Nova Scotia
line, haze mndc ,ecrct and exclusive arrange
memts with private party, vino, there Is rca
son to believe, may attempt to use thc Europe.
an news for speculative purposes. For the pres
ent, therefore, the pu'lic should Stand upon
their guard. As soon the steamer Niagara
comes to hand, it will be made public upon the
bulletin boards. Until then, the commercial
public mast be at the mercy vi the Nova Scotia
spectators.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05
BUSINESS NO1ICES.

az Beauty for dishes What is more an,
noying to lady or gentleman than to have face
covered with blotches, or pimpIes. There are
many thus affected, and particularly at thi sea-
son of the year.
All such disagrceabIe eruptions may be re-
moved by using BrentEingor's Fluid Ert'uet Of
Sarsaparilld. 1t better than any cosmetic
externally applied, because it purifcs the Blood,
and gives the flesh a clear healthy appearance
L. II. LOGAN II Co., General agents.
Sold also by LIST, LOGAN & Co., Bridge corner.
and by the Druggists generally.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

GW@Ae 0@ Su6sorider.-Tho argus of last
evening denounces, in savage terms, the mean
ness of a CERTAIN city subscriber who has taken
that paper FOR FIVE YEARS without paying 'sna.
~ :ed' and refuses t. settle because he didn't
wa't it In cur opinion, the publisher of a good
newspaper who would send his labor and his
brains to a man for that period Of time, on cred
it, has no right to complain. 1t serves him
right-exactlY right
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Overland mail to the 11th
has been received.
Mr. Bishop ami 30 men, no left Fort Lcjon
some time since, operate with Lieut. Beaie,
was attacked at the crossing Of the Colorado, Oh
the goth of March, by six OF seven hundred
Mgiavc, Pahutcs aud Xu;ni Indians. The en-
gagcmuTt las ted Ilnce huns. \ large number
OF indians are reported to have been Billed
The attack was made after Bishop bad dI>tribu
ted presents, and obtained permission to pass
through the country. Bishop rctrcuted some
80 miles back, aud sent Col. Hoffman ior aSsis
lance Hoffman expected to attack the MojaSo
villages about the 10th Of April
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05
~s0S~

yr;ei 10 DrO,Cn Ne'veT Agoin.-The young
,i,I Elizabeth Doyle, who tried to drown her
s.I or at least affected such an intention on
Monday made another attempt night before
Inst In the first instance, she was pulled out
o. the water by young man named Saintmey-
or, for whom she professcd violent attach
u.nt. Elizabeth loved Saintmeyers, and Saint
never, was Indifferent, That was the reason
Of the first attempt. As the young man was
leaving on the steamer Courier, night before
last, Elizabeth followed him all over the boat,
cung to his neck and coaxcd him not to CO.
Saintmeyers shook her of, when she walked to
the guards of the boat and would have jumped
overheard, had she been permitted. Officer
Scroggns suspectng that the girl was "playing
possum," threatened to take her to Jail. This
had Il tendency to cool her down, and she per
m,red Saintmeyers to leave without any furth-
Ell attempts at self.destruction. The girl i; not
more than sixteen years old.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05
COMMERCIAL.
Wholesale MARKED


BRooNs-ComInon 81 X "a ~.
BUTlE!:-In kegs 10.
BUCEETs-Mnrietta $2@D2,2J.
CHEESE Western Reserve IUc;
CASDLAS-1AI0I InDuI Ii; dip - star 20; spe rul 10
CcrEKE-Jav4 iSc; l;.o I25! Gl3-
FLors-super!ne $3.50 Extra 6,UURG,9S.
MHEAT-i,IJ TO l,Sj.
RYH-9O.
CORN--IS to 90.
HAKLET-6p'
0LIS-s9aS3
FEIrHRRS--4USg45c. scarce.
FIsu-Shad Sld; HerruSs Sc; MaskerelS No SlQ to
FCES-HaccoOm 500 STkc.
GISsASG-J5GGu.
MAr-C!oyer p ton t9,Or; Timothy $1,000
HoPS--TGS, dull.
LGMR-LouiSviile !, E0@2On.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 49, Sugar House 4ss.
GOLDEN STEuP--6u
MAyAL sTonEs- :rurpentne &c; tar s41sss.
SAILs-3E for iOd.
RAGs-fG,3&, dull.
EIcE-S15if
S.sDs-Fiaxsecd 1875; Ciover5k'
SnAp-Caste per IL lIaI6 common 5G6.
SCGAks-N-w Orleans . LOS hid. eIdlSJS in Lbl
SNUYT-Scotch 2f; Rappec 22a26.
TEA-GuuPovlrr ilBU; Imperial 4GSEGs; IIYson
Pouchng 25a3uc; Ooiong 35llT5c.
ToEAcCo-6twsts l2 five roll 2iG9ES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

ALToNA, Pa, May 4.--rhc State Central
Committee Of the State Rights Democracy, met
here to-day, at The Logan House; John w. For
nev chairman. Resolutions were adopted To
the following effect:
1st That it is iucxpedient at present, to HON.
mate State ticket.
I'd. Formally pruclaiming the "ralterab!e po-
ton in relation to slavery in the territories, rs
advocated by the Republicans in their platform
Of 1856, and for the prohibition OF slavery in
the territories, as advocated 10y the AdmniStra-
ton Democrats, for the protection ul slavery in
the territories.
3D. Recommending the friends of popular
sovereignty to vote tor no candidates AZ the
coming aud future rlcctoes tor county, State OF
National offices, VIII" refuse to stand Clearly up-
on the doctrine which recognizes the principle
that the territories, like States, shall form and
regulate their own domestic institutions in
their way
4th. Recommending the Union State Rights
Democracy oGpa. To demand ut all tunes the
adoption Of the principles promulgated by the
Harrisburg Convention of April l3, 1889, and
which were enumerated in tie CincinnaIi plat
form, and in Buchanan's letter of acce lance.
9th. That county committees OF cUrrcspon-
dence be created
A committee was appointed to issue an ad-
dress to the people Ui Pennsylvania.
Speeches made by all the members OF
the committee, and the utmost uuanimIty PIE.
vailed TIN oughOut.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

E5B" FItzsimmaonS rs Dugan.-Our readers
will remember that some two weeks ago Johr
Fitzsimmons, Of this city, repaired with posse
Of men to Ritchietown, for the purpose of eject
ing one Timothy Dugan from house in that
place, in which he Fitzsimmons) clained to
nave interest. On that occasion FitzSm.
mons vanquished and seriously cut by an
axe in the hands of Dugnn, and the matter is
now in Court. Night before last the Fitzsin.
mons party made another rally whilst the Dn-
gaus were absent, and succeeded in tearing down
the house, and running up banner which, al.
though it stood at halfmas all day yesterday
answered as a sign of victory for the besieging
party The end is not yet 1t seems that the
zeal owner the disputed property disappeared
some time ago, after which Fitzsimmons de-
carcd himself the agent for renting the premia
e., Dugan refused to recognize Fitzsimmons'
authority, and hence the succession of battles
which have ensued.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

ST LOTS, May 4.-During ~ hou;s, ending
Mt dark Inst night the river rose fully 80 inches
aud since TINT time it has been swelling at about
the same rate. The rise comes from the Mis-
souri,, and is said to be from the mountains.
rise is also reported conf from St. Paul. 4
swell OF fully feet may be expected at this
point froIn the rise already taken place III the
Missouri The weather Is clear aud very warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

LOUISVILLE May 4.-Second day Of the Med
ica Convention. Four essays competed FOR the
annurl prize, bnt all were rejected. 4 paper
was read by Dr. Joseph Jones, Of Augusta,
Ga, on chemical analyses of fluids and Secre-
tions of the body in the cases Of mnarious
diseases. 1t was proposed to refer this paper to
the Prize Committee for the annual prize, but
Mr.. ZONES objected. The proceedings arc mar
monious.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

~ Tile third musical soree of the session
Commencing i'll September last,) tool; place
yesterday at the Academy of the Visitation
We have seldom been more entertained than We
were by the performances of the young misses
at the Academy. Take the exercises from be-
ming to end, and they were a treat, even to a
person, like US, not blessed with more musical
,cnmen than is allowed by the statutes.
The crowd upon our columns, coming in upon
us last night compels us to omit detailed no.
tice Of the performances which we had prepared
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05
Trust Sale

DR. virtue Trust g=or Hsrry IIrSs 10 ~
u1J, .-uvd, da' s'i Jus, lsi al siy I'-"-''l
IN g. C1rrry 81 'F-n r-rss-
i,-E No -. -. s.- 81 fl' -.'r ~
E'l- Cnu' ltu-.S ia A. sly o' hhssis . -sEi a
i.y. 1872 @: n O'Clock \ NJ safe '- -
sse i'ssts: Uit al - i-t't z LSSss
lt-e!s .-rd s!tnrte IT, na.s ,o-ls - Biz "h'l!;
rr ajaG two rlllS a. egs 20 ish-r.fs, Ct -
sai Sa'a s.as tfiSS and -: SEs-, 'e 81.
gU S- o.l-E G"4Ssa' -' aSrss ans aux
rooi,= h.s lac ;Esss. .yEsesN = s'
Hrn=v li-Ss IA trSrsrl-k F5iri
TAr2s Isl srItSi-cy CO t'' T-r1se- g. usN -
pa. $50 r [! -rsN- 'r-rG s;' l,-- -7't
sstg, t. IT. IzI- r-=ds g e p s..
duo -1.-"v- C-,-'t. t. .. -. a. - r"
day " A'Eil, 1850 aul TO- .is t---s $50
T.s Ist a. ApyII, I-rI IAr Ss;IS - H. rytIt a tI
ar. -! A. yI:E;s - I.''ly SIT .TrH-,-,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

sZ~ To be Repeated.-Prof. Iucho will repeat
his grand, vocal and instrumental concert ut the
Seminary tomorrow evening. A pleasant AMI
profitable entertainment may be expected by all
lovers of music.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

ToroN7o, May 4--The Parliament pro.
rogncd thi; afternoon. The Gov. Generals
speech says that visit from the Queen. or n
member Of tie Royal family. would he nowhere
else hailed in her dominions with more genera!
loyalty, than in Canada
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

PuuAnFLrn1A, May 4,-Thc election vester
day resulted in the success Of the Peoples can
didates. The City Treasurer and Commission
ers have about 100 MINORITY. The Democrats
will bc in the minority in both branches Of the
CITY Councils
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

WAsuINGToN May 4.-N"Ihipg i yet known
as to the bids for the Pacific mail service, nor
will there bc any communication on the subject
by the Post office Department until the decision
/ made.
The Post Master General. who left for New
York yesterday, is expected 10 return IN F,i,iay.
All the commissions at the special agents OF
the Post Office Department, issued prior 10
March i4th last, aud not signed by the present
Post NJ ,Ster General, have been revoked, ;nd
their return to the department requested
VIM. McAboy, Of Wisconsin, who has inst
been appointed Register OF the Land Oiiice at
Superior City, has been directed to proceed
thlther without delay, as the sale of eleven
hundred thousand acres Of public land will take
place in that district on the 9TH and 10Th of
June.
The government has not set taken any def
mite action in the trouble among Federal officers
in Utah, but will wait Tor further information
from the territory. especially to the course of
Judge Cradiebaugh The Indications are that
Gov. Cumming will be sustained 10y the Admin
istraton, his conduct being regarded as wise
aud conciatory.
1t is said that true bill has been found
against certain Govt agents for false vouchers
in the purchase of mules for the army.
1t is reportad that the delay in awarding the
California mail contract is owing to differences
in the Nicaragua Canal Company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

II NatrimonioL-T matrimoRiaI mayket
in this city and county has been somewhat
spasmodc for some months past. For day Or
two it will be right lively, and then it will be-
come depressed. During the month of April
just passed, the County Clerk issued eighteen
marriage licenses; in the month before, ten; in
February eight, aud in january fourteen. In
the four last months the number of marriage
licenses issued was one half less than in the four
months preceding.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05

g7G- L;eis9n the fugitive slave who WAS
arrested the other day in GAINESVILLE, and about
whom such desperate brick bat and shoIlalah
SCI to-was had, arrived on this side of the river
yesterday and, was taken on to CIarksburg,
where. it is said, his owner resides. He was
accompanied by about twenty men, all of whom
were armed to the teeth and ready to defend
the distinguished colored gentleman to the
death, An attack was anticipated at some of
tie stations along the railroad by those who
had the fugitive in charge bat nothing of the
kind was manifested.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-05
Trustan.s : aEe.

IOY virtue o; "-,t GrouI l=v!i Msr az AKA
II y NSrl.4r his ls, -tc tie 'tu tzH -
Uctabr 1881. ara Gully recorded ia OH. CsuuN Cyrrs
C~.k'S ofHc, sEslI. SC:'dE- tie ia 81. = f"s
Iss. siir tis AOs!yS u'SIOc a - .ra - G.a
H. a.: 81 % ont tor ~ .ss T., Htss ''- &c S@hts
sell Al Tuh'ie austen, 's hiFr.s Hni se.s desi -
follow IIgg taf -Et uGgf' - q tie
he; u..'.T's iSS. si;uairl On Vet it- = 9 Nl,s
- lsrt sy wh,s iI-- ohio .U:ls
Nr- uisr Lard 81 ~. Inau!i~ U.I JcLu b. l. -'i
hVugje4 follows, y-z:l-g.sr. Al rev Nt-.v-'s'-
%ssG side nlt Thirty fa, i=c-a !He
OF alley Ia North dirty siN St - ise i";
10, Ih.Ecr t line s7Ei -Etl EFT
~ nc huudr-J ,uty-tVc fest alley.
IN with said alley South 'Airt-.tN ~ ssii Ao4rr~
Whites line. and tsurr vii said line ElEt gaCg'i
tv-ruts two feet % tire > Hrirrin--
TERMS SNLE.-CUr-Ilfii - the purr'rrS- o. =
paid cash Gas Nevt'r hrf- ssr.
and "iiItri the Let day &. NH' s,E Isnt. ~! SEE
T- deferred >@lrn. = Inc Gay -
thr tIe Ire until te vhS= 81 TIE plTrt sc
shall lave lr '.lly pad.
Selling A. TUSt.r shall CONVEY The
such L.II- yvstrd IA ~ said decd 81
JANIS :. WHEAT, TrgE'ss-
gro y WICkUNN Auct.oEr.r lr.I2-.I
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