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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03
So EcTAC No TIC Es.
M. De vAI.I.EF's

M. De VAIGIEP'S
Grent French Remedy for Female RrrCRu-
For Suppressed Menses, Scanty Delaying or Painful
Aen8es; Jor Rai:es Leucorrdea, Nth too Seanty
AenAtrWuiOn. Headache, aud other st5sring8 during
tho Nenses.
from these difficulties, and how unpleasant 1T is to
describe them physician, can appreciate the value of
simple yet efficient remedy, which they may always have
at hand, aad apply at pleasure.
1t should be known that the frequent Irregularities 10
which young females are subject, unless properly cured
frequently lay the Oundatrn of diseases of the most grave
and formiable character. Bus comparatively few girls
glide this period without proper aid or the
mission Of grave The a'vantagsa of home rec.
dy for ali such cases will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold only by
LAUGnL1Ns DUsHFTELD,
ocn Druggists, Monroe st.
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IooL.s.poaasnes Of tbs 1nt.lllgsnerr.l
WAsnINoroN, e., SEN. so, Iei

WASHINGTON, IA, Sept. 30, 1883.
Nessrs Campbell d ucDermot:
The attendance ut the Fair to>day was not so
large as upon yesterday, yet it far exceeded our
expectations. The day passed away without
any other than the ordinary scenes of such oc.
caSlons. We never in our lives saw so large q
crowd IN which such general good order pre-
vailed, aud this has been the remark of many
with whom NC have conyersed.
The trotting and pacing to day were very
nne. we are unas.le to give you list of the
premiums awarded, as memory would not
serve us to name them. The splendid black
stallion (a Sultan Morgan, from Cana,la) owned
oy l. NJ. Patterson & Co., took the first preini.
UNI in the light draught class He is u very
hne stallion and as horse for all purposes.
was unsurpassed. at the winding up OF the
FAR, this evening, the premium stock VAS all
taken into the ring and together formed in
deed, rare collection
Ihls exhibition has very fairly proved that
Tor first rate horses, cattle sheep and hogs and
Tor tine fruits grains and productions of all
KIND, Washington county is unsurpassed by any
other IN the United States. AS Major Ewing,
in announcing the reading Of the premiums
remarked, Washington County may now vie
not only with any other County Fair, but with
most of the State Fairs"
The razor strop man. the rat exlerminator
man, the revolving swing, etc, were here. hut
fortunately we were afflicted with but few side
shows. 'NS
We should not forget to notice the. lectures
and essays delivered in the Court House night
before last, by John L. Cow, Esq, Mai. McFars
land and Prof. Brewer. They were excellent
productions upon subjects Of Agriculture aud
Farming, and were Taught with much useful
The valedtctory entertainment atthe Sem;n.
airy last night, was brilliant affair. Mrs.
Hanna sends off this session class Of Young
ladies who will be an honor to her and real
o'e IS. 10 NOSE 10 whom they return
the Fair Grounds The Washington people
always extend welcome hand to their Wheel.
ing ncighboTs, justly considering them the very
cleyerest fellows (and the very prettiest girls
mat VISIT us. We wish that more of you had
been here that you might all find ouI what a
magnificent county ours is, aud what friendly
people we are. Yours, j.
--ss SzHso>-
IN Infidel convention will be held at Pbia.
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lIRa. nlMSLnW

An experienced nurse and female physician. Soothing
syrup for children teethng, which greatly facilitates the
process # teething by soltenin gums reducing ali in
AtmnatOn-wt aIlay all pain, and to regulate thu,
bowels Depend 1t, mothers will give rest to your.
Selves and relief your infants Perfectly safe
In al, SSses' See advertisement In another column
ausss 1yd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

AN nccnsed Orcgonian lately arrived at q no.
tel in Portland Ma,ne in search of his wife.
Sho had clOped with man cook. He was
lnite locomotive armory, having pistols and
bowie knives in profusion, aud seemed intent
npon much destruction Of human life. PERSIA.
sion and rcmonstrance were successful with
him, however, aud he was induced to defer any
slaughter until the day following his arrival, by
which time the lady and the cuSiner were well
out of his reach. He collected his weapons and
returned, unrevenged, to his deserted hearth
Tins famous sportsman, Hon Grantley Berke.
Icy had for fellow passenger a canny Canadian
Scot, who was taken by some for the English.
man himself after their arrival in the steamer
ut New York. The Scots suit of light woollvn.
plaiding, white canvas shoes, BaImora' cap
with silver thistle in it, created quite sensn,
tionin Broadway. "He'sa young looking man,
said one; Excellent sport, buffalo hunting,
believe, sir, !" obscquiousy observed tailor,
whose store was visited; everywhere the chicl
was the object of the most elaborate attention
and in day or two he was loaded down with
cards, which tradcsmen, DESTROYS OF his patron.
age, had thrust upon him. He was very sorry
when the mistake was discovered.
-->oSZo
Mn GoncoNAN, in view, of the profits and for.
tunes amassed.b by the proprietors of the Wash.
ington City 'ihotcIs, 'shas almost concluded ID
build tavern as. large as the Capitol upon the
southeast corner Of jackson square, 10 be
conducted on the European plan. So snvs n
o correspondent of the n, Y. Nelos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

WRoSwas sheP What's her name Did she
Idoit4 The Florence (Aug 2ol correspondence
soflthe Newark AaOertissr says g young lady
from Bostonon hearing that Garibaldt was here,
cried out where? let me go to him, and kiss his
feet She might possibly have said his hands,
but for the sudden thought of their having been
so1recently bathed ihshuman blood. Another.
fair enthusiast of Young America, in frst i'm
pulse Of her late admiration already past pas
sion.-for the Emperor, exclaimed, onlseeing his
fat and ,swarthy cousin, Prince Napoleon, pass
whensfere, Off could get to him, wouldn't
give him u kiss!'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

Tue foreign papers as5Rellas the foreign cor~
respondents of American papers, still continue
to note the remarkable religious revival in Ire
land 1t has been very wide spread, and has
wrought its effect chiefly among the humber
classes. Thousands have been brought under
its influence. 1t has heen attended in many ca.
ses with very marked physical demonstrations.
The Roman Catholic priests declare tito be
kind of hysteria or mania, and some of tho
Protestant ministers have been led to doubt the
genuineness of.the religious conversions of
those who are so much affected by their physi>
cal excitement But most of the Protestant
ministers who have visited the scene of interest,
believe that there is a great and genuine revi-
val of Religion, and think that the physical
prOtestatioas," as they are called, might have
been prevented by judicious instruction and
advice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

A murderer confined in nm English jail near
Winchester tried to commit suicide by cutting
his throut, but the wound was not fatal, Short
ly afterwards he was hung. The force Of. the
fall tore the wound asnnder, and with his bend
partly off he naturally presented an unsighuy
spectacle He was fifteen minutes dying.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

Born the National Intelligencer, and the
Presidents organ, the Constitution, have fred
broads,des into Mr.. Douglas magazine article
xusettEgenccr, from a historical standpoint,
fires right into his hull, and with fatal effect,
while the olHcinl paper. from the chop logic
side, cuts away his rigging The old Wing
organ, in its quiet way, makes mercilcss ex-
posure of the ignorance OF the Illinois Senator;
and shows clearly that he should never venture
out of his sphere as a cross,road stump speaker,
in which he is truly great aud effective, by the
artful appeals to the ignorant passions of his
Egyptian constituency. Mr.. Douglas has great
natural force, but he is shallow to the last de.
gree, and candOr is not conspicuous among his
virtues
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

correspondent of the Buffalo Express, at
Salt Lake, writes as follows aboutthe Mormons:
'I know ofsevcn men who have the moLherand
daughter to wife, and one who has the mother
aud her Fon' daughters wife, aud c'rIl,lren by
all of them. This man has ten wives. The re-
porter of the Tabernacle services, having i've
wives, has his half-sistor to wife. They have
three children. One man in this district, an
elder, refused to sealto Nilsson spiritual wife,
but had himself seaivd to that same woman as
his tenth spiritual wife, aud lived with her as
such for two months, and then divorced her and
sealed her to the son in question, and as such
they now live"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03
81. sWMRNEV 8 SOM


no. 90 an street. Wheeling, vn.
a RE now receiving their FAIL IIIPORT,IYIo%S no
- ing the largest they have made one season
IRON 81 ONE CIINA, together with Go1lS, :"
Gos9reH !t9enslgMre In great Varety Also, large aud
HS selected stock of Pure White, GGiI Band ami Pancv
FkENCII CHINA Their in sits Separate CIipn Dee:
9s0Le1 IIheS, Cotognes Cart Btct8 Tets TIE Sens
6Hncy CMoS, tNgS &c. Also, Fine Tails t4tEerT GaS
ees &e with their usna the yari
Coal OIL Lamps, &c. 1850 -14sS1
They !vite the attention the Trade and will dupltea
Aug2a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

Tue only instance on record of a blind man
acquiring proficiency in the game of chess, is
that of a Mr.. Lumbley, an Englishmun, who
las lately been astonishing the English club by
his skill. He has only been playing about two
years and half, and yet at the Coventry Chess
Clubs he conducted three games, simultaneous
ly, all of which, after contest of four hours
md a half, terminated in his favor. AT tn.
Southampton Club he performed the similar
feat of playing three games winning the first,
drawing the second, and losing the third, after
nearly four hours play.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

THE English do not like the giving of swords
to the Duke of Magenta by Irishmen. The n.
Y. Albion attempts to ridicule the movement in
that city, and London editorial says-'rrhe
starting point ofthe caculationis that the Duke
of Magenta is one Of the military chicftains of
the only State whose aggressive power England
has any reason to apprehend. prcsentingbim
with sword, therefore, tits deicately implied
that he is solicited to use it against the hated
Saxon by whom the Celtic chiyalry of Ireland
is held in base suhjectiou."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

"Te!l US how the tlusky Indian
Sohsht and coed the pale faced maiden;
Wooed her from her fathers mansion
In great and wicked city,
Near the deep and mighty ocean,
How she leu from home and parents,
She the schoolgirl, young and handsome,
WIN her lover, johnny Newell,
10 the West or to the westward,
70 his wtgwam sinall and smoky,
20 the margin of river
Flowing through u country village
How she dwell within his wIgwnm,
Made Of poles and woven cotton,
Stepping on the damp enrth's bosom,
On ragged Indian blanket,
through the chilly nights Of autumn,
When the harvest moon shone brightly:
Brightly on the quiet landscape;-
now her father missed his daughter,
missed her, and then the fact discovered
That young and swarthy Indian,
Hal dec4yed her to his wIswam,
10 his Eig%am, cold and cherries,
On the margin of n river,
Ntar pleasant country village,
Where the hum oil looms and spindI s
Grest5 the ear from morn till evening"
HOW tue angry injured father,
Armed himself with u revolver,
Swearing vengeance OF. ohm Newell,
john, the "cusseu little iniun,"
Who hal robbed him of his daughter,
To be made a dirty squaw of,
And to tend his red papooses,
ID q tent OF poles and cOtton:-
How he sought MS lust Maria,
Sought and found her Sunday morning
Sunday morning bright and lovely,
III u smoky Indian wlEWam,
With her lover, Johnny Newell,
From whose presence she was taken,
Taken back To RoStnn city,
BOSTON city near the ocean,
Mhsre the deeply injured father
sodn lis spanked his eIrtng daughter,
spanked her stnartl;', as lac ought toll"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03
Trusfee's Sale

virtue Of deed of trust by Robert cIl7ain
TO the unders Ened, dated the Sth day OF November
lo and now of record In the Clerks of Ohio county
Court in Beck No Y folio % shall The 24th day Of
oFtober at the front door nf the OOnrt House OF Ohio
county at O'Clock A. NJ, sell the following real estate
mentioned Ia said deed OF trus and situate the Cy of
follows Besinnng on Nichols road,
mr OF SAID Cemetery thence westTarlly the southern
nc q SAID Cemetery one hunnred hiry-.No (tS feet
the corner Of the Jews Daryng grounds
thence southWardy with the eaSernline of the said Ies'
ground thirty alley ten (a) feet
wue thehee With said ALLEY easwarolyone hundred and
SR) feet to Nichols road and thence norwar
with said road one hundred and fifteen feet to the
sept58-6ud 800 ALFRED FRET; CALDWELL, Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

Mn. BINGHAM, OF the Petersburg Intelligsn.
cor, is likely to turn out the most magnanimous
of all the little giants opponents. He was
here the other day and wrote letter home
about the little giant. lie recommends to tho
members of the Legislature not to expel hin,
but simply to "treat him with contempt"
j. B.-D1d you ever hear the story about the
fellow that treated the other with contempt2-
It's too good to tell every body, but we will tell
you contidentially, in our next letter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

"WHATisin a name2" One of the candidates
for county Offices in La Sale county, IIinoia, is
PANIED Wait, aud another WnitDore
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p ECELVED-40h lIls N. o. Sugar,
LIZ 70 bxs. German Soap,
25 4" Oleins do
An !" Prime W.lt. Cheese,
DO = Chewing Tobo, faVorIte brn1dp
10 hbdS Hams and Sides, for sale by
sepe9 List, GoRRIsON 3 co.
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TuE New Bedford (Mass., Standard makes a
sad exposition of the clergyman who, was de-
tected in Boston stealing books. His name was
formerly Daniel L. McGear, but he had it
changed to Gear; was pastor of Baptist
Church in Rochester, N. Y, and was deposvd
from the ministry and accommodated from
the Church in December, 1856, for the crime of
fornicationand lying. Hewent to Maine, Joined
the Methodist Church on probation-renoved
from one place to ianother-and with forged
certificate got into full communion, and finally
got an appointment over Church in Lynn.-
subsequently the facts of the Rochester troubles
became known, and great excitement was the
consequence in Lynn. A portion of the church
took the part of the minister, and the result
was portion of the members seeded and
raised an independent Church, and Gear was
in full feather under the patronage and defence
of Rev. Parsons Cooke, The Congregationalist
clergyman of the place. Gear continued
preaching to his new Society until within a
short tune, when this last act came out. then
the people of Lynn sent deputation to Boston
10 end out the truth of the rumors, and they
returned and met crowd at the depot anxious.
~ awaiting the report. 1t is supposed that
Gear will have call to go somewhere else.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-03

IN Infidel convention will be held at Pbila.
despf1aon the arseMonday of October.
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New AdYertisements.

The Place TO get your Meat.
El his numerous friends and the public that has
moved from the stall of Charles H. Bender, and that In
ture he be found at stall No. 65 Upper Market where
those desiring the very choicest cuts all kinds OF
invited cali He is thankful the liberal
to deserve patronage In the FUTURE socits
of the same octS-Im&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

IN IMPORTANT TO SKIRT DEALERS.
Messrs OSBORNE Il VINCENT having cautioned dealers
others against making selling lades expansion
tension skeleton skirts without license from them under pa
tent obtained In 1858,
WHICH PATENT CANNOT BE SUSTAINED,
All Interested will please call upon Messrs RUGG
BERkIAN CO., No A Vesey street. and the aft 1av in
their possession from the original inventor Of the Extension
Hoop Skirt wherein he Gays The invented the ladies'
tepaon skirt 1852 the right 10 which he sold for France
1853 exhibition the Worlds Fair In 1856" &c. The
affidavit supported by well known and reliable parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

eyHAwLS MERINOES, SILK vELvErS AND BLA KETS
- LEWIS, HAvII4AND & co. lOI Chambers street. New
York. offer 70 the trade the above goods follows close
w 60 best 50 inch all silk velvet - 2 worth Sc So
ke very good IS 2 81 co. best black silk robes Sl
each; 1000 square broche shawls all WOOL So So worth S.
Any who orders such goods will well call and
supply themselves.
CKIRTs-TwELvE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS
self adjusting hustle best pattern, made without sewing
81 81; IL springs 81 So and II Dealers supplied
with springs for S. IL springs Sll and Is springs SIS e. L.
hARDlNG PSI Spring street. Hudson. No connection
with the next door,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

NOTICE
IMPORTANT TO SKIRT DEALERS.
OSBORN 4 VINCENT,
Skirt manufacturers of this CITY, have letters patent Of the
United States, which grant 10 them the exclusive 70 make
or sell
LADIES' EXPANSION OR EXTENSION
SkELhTON SkIRrS.
who shall sell skirts
without hcense viii be held liable for damages TO the full
tent Of the law.
The undersigned parties having license from
the rights and privileges granted by said patent
Douglas h SHERWOOD Wallace IL Sons
j. Wilcox Co., j. p. Moran 4 o.,
W. S. Il G. II. Thomson Frost n Co.,
Shelton 4 Osborn Skirt Co. Samuel IA. Doughty,
Osborn Cheesemnn d. M Basset Il Co.,
Downs Bassett, NJ Donnelly Co.,
Hayden Il Harrison, o. Fl. Barnard,
Chas. A. Posuey, VIM. Backngton agent
Joseph w. Bradley, f. Hull Co.,
W. II. Reed 4 Co., j. q. Brown.
The Union Skirt Co.,
OSBORN l. VINCENT,
Proprieors of she patent
No. 60 Warren street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21
SAFETY COMFORT.
ARE INSURED BY WEARING
DOUGLAS SHERWOUD'S
NEW
MATINEE SKIRT,
PATENT DETACH ABLE
HOOP FASTENING


SAFETY since it eecualiy obvates the danger arising
from enangng the feet foreign the
COMFORT because the muslin can instaIltane-
ously removed from the springs by PATENT DETACHABLE
FASTENINGS washed, with other garments great
expense, and replaced on the hoops in a minute.
ELEGANCE because the scientific muslin skirt
and the fine material of which IL composed give graceful
fall to the robe over it, and WILL in hot weather. enable
the wearer TO dispense with any intermediate skirt.
The MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops, weighs but ten
ounces STAMPED Attn of Messrs DOUG
LAS SHERWOOD and is the best skirt introduced
the public and quite Indispensable every lady who desires
combine In her apparel SAFETY, CONF OlsT EIE-
CANOE For sale at all the principal the United
States and Canada.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE NBN
n York and New Orleans Steamship Company, win he be'
at the oce OF the company No Park place. New York,
Tuesday, January % 1883. pnnctna attendance IL re
quested. Time OF meeting O'Clock T. NJ. BY order
p MILLER. Secreiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

ON DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE D'ENFAHTS, OUT PARLE
" corecement lie francais NEST pas necessare que ellie
ache ranglsis. S'adresser 8. r., Herald Office
ON DEMAADE UNE BONNIE D'ENFANTS FRAN
~ case sachant parler FTaneas Sadresser No.
81 Blocker at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21
SITUATIONS wASrED--mALEss.

A CHURCH ORGANISE DESIRES A SITUATION II
n Episcopal church, either in Brooklyn New York 0
Jersey ely, where there good organ and plain
req ufed Please address Dapson $50 Heral
o1hce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21
TN'TELLIGENCE OFF1CEs,

A IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IMMf
n diaely, call at the large institute for domesics, II
Eleventh street. OF Sixth This extensive bo
has abundance Of civil capable help Conducted by
able American lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

ITO SPECTACLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE THE
fixtures and tools of concern heretofore engaged
manufacture of specacles, consisting of shang cutters
hthes rolls &C. &C. all Of which in perfect ORDER and
70 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

L1oR SALE "A GREAT CHI ANCE oFFERD-A PLEDGE
ticket for COLA Duplex watch cost in London fifty guneas,
and for time il not TO be exceed by In the State will
sold low as the owner want money Apply to r. GAFF
NEY, 50 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

a GENTLEMAN, FOR MANY YEARS A RESIDENT OF
n the spanish indies desires
or correspondent IN some large mercantile establishment IL
this any other city. has objection travel SPANS.
countries for his employers Best OF city
racter and ability thorough business Address
Plummer, herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

BOY wANTED-FRoM Is TO 10 YEARS OF AGE
"A 10 act ma porter waiter and make himself
full Good reference required Apply John Irelald Star
Hotel nd 62 lispenard 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

L,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS sEGAR STORE ON
IL Broadway, will exchange for property the
having other business which occupies his whole time.
Apply TO j. +. KENDALL, No. 8 rryon Row, No 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

II OTEL FOR SALE.-THE FURNITURE, WITH LONG
IL and favorable lehse of large first class house, contain
ing about ~ rooms situated on Broadway above Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

pLANING MIIL-FoR SALE OR TO LEASE THE
property the northeast Bank streets
street of l62 feet and 2l Bank with six Woodworhs
ing machines and steam power to Apply to W. VAN
HOOK, 67 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

LNOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THAT ELEGANTLY FIT
IL ted saloon, 62 East BrOadway good lease
Will be given for from the first of May next
sonable rent Inquire OF j. FOWLER, on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

ENOR SALE-A LARGE BAR OYSTER AND DINING
saloon ON the best In the city, up In nice
b7s Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

LNOR SALE-A BILLIARD SALOON, ON BROADWAY
four tables all handsomely Furnished at low
rent and doing good business will take partner oesra-
bic. BIGGS Il sOUTHwICK 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

CHOW WINDOW FOR sALE-wINDow 8 BY ll1S
cheap. Inquire at II Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

FOR SALE IN BRo0KIYN-THE TWO MODERN
built brick houses each two stories attic 23 and 2G5
Atlantic street. also the two frame buildings adjoining 7
29 also the three story brick dwelling Deane street.
VIII be BOLD on easy terms. Inquire Of JOHN DIKEMAN
Jr. Il Halsey Building the City Hall, Brooklyn.