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LOUIS II. PILE,
IPEcIFICATIoNs EoR TuE

Boards Of the Common Council -
ara isS Isl Il Ha Z ggEENN S,AH ,cbairmen.
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INTERPRETATIONS NOR THE CONTRACT
y of The construction of she'll Gently Road fou
Laharpe street 10 Ponlehaftrain Railroad.
Tho Whole width Of the roadway shall be graded accordance
with tho lines bights and grades TO be given BY the City
Surveyor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CoMptRaLLER's Urtics,
City Of Now 0flenIs Decenber H. 1859
--.,s-.. No. 4s54
e That the contract existing between the city Of New
Eleventh Ward aud the hereby declared null, void
and Of no effect .
authorized adncnic TO the lowest bidder nfe five days
lice in official journal the unospred time q the contract Of
Rosyuly cleaning the streets of the Eleventh Ward Of
the civ declared null and void the said work 10 be done in
and tic adjudication subject TO the approval or rejection Of
tho Common Council. ,o,,, n, ,,oNyop
Hh's' President Boar, Of Assistant Aldermen.
ts;g,.d1 j. q. NIXON,
''s'i President Board of Aldermen
Approved December O. 1859. 90. ,.r,,,,, NJ,
lSigncd GEkAhp sum- hNso''
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY NEXT run INST
will hdjniicae my Office, at IL o'clock M me hpoFece"
v. DuPhESslS
dloT Comptroller.
Tic work 10 he done in accordance with specifications ALREADY
published and on file in the Surveyors ntice.
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- DESIRABLE IMPKUV ED MD z n sfsst
fs.' improved Lands the New Orleans jackson and NH
l..il Great Northern Railroad. 4*4oe.
WATTS, BAUpUC Il MACKEY, Auctoneers-ohice and
Saesroos 81 Magazine Of Naichez street,
offer Private Sale
Several OF weltimbercd and desirable i'm
proved and unmpoyed LANDS situated in different localities
on the line Of o. j. and g. n Railroad at prices
ing from one dollar up dollars per Terms
ih.ru d
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CoNrrRoAEn,s OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, November ~. 1859.
mo. 4slTl
Rc.o,1 That the Sompe!s, be and he is hereby authorized
official Journal for constructing brick sidewalks Dor
sSa BY s s az" We nj
With % @ in the @ n ana the H.
''-'' Signed JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ts1gnedl % NIXON,
Approved Nov. Ii. 1852
Isignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY lah day af De
cember next will adndcate at my Office AT o'clock NJ hs
n2s III V. DurLEssIs, Comptroller,
mo. 4S2l.l
Rcoue That the Comptroller be md he is hereby authorized
aijudcate the lowest bidder after days notice in the
official Journal for constructing brick sidewalks Dor
Street from Craps Morales street work be done
accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors icr
and the adjudication thereof to be subject TO tile approval or
lection of liz Common Council. ,,,,,,,,,,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved NOV. Il 1859.
EsigledI GERARD STlTH, Mayor
Notice hereby given that MONDAY 12h day Of De
n29 ii V. DUPI.EssIs, Comptroller
mo. 1922
Rssolrca That the comppier be and lie is hereby authorized
official onrnn contract for constructing brick sidewalks Dor
dered by cstones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of us
lines street. Claiborne Roman Miro
said work TO be done in accordance with ecircs
file in the Surveyors office and the adj iicaion thereof
be sec; TO the approval or rejection OF the Common
Council
| [Signed JOHN T. MONROE
| President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
| fSiguedl D. o. NIXON,
| President Board Of Aldermen.
| Approved Nov H. 1859.
tSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor.
1 A true copy
j. L. FABRE, Secretary.
Noce is hereby given. that MONDAY, 18th day OF De
cember next, will aduicaes Office Il o'clock NJ til,
/ above contract.
| D2G 1T V, DUPiIESSIS Gomnrollrr,
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Approved Nov. IL, 1850. ,,,,,,
tSignedl GERARD STIFF

Notice i hereby given that on FRIDAY the sd Inst will
aucate at my Office at IL O'Clock NJ the above contracts
Ala III ". DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
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Noice is hereby given that MONDAY 18th day OF De
next will adjulcaes my Office II o'clock NJ til
above
ny IN v DUPIESS1s, COMPTROLLER
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Loss OF TEETH-pr. j. WEST,

szs-v@.A LOSS OF TEETH-Dr j. WEST,
H. Charles street, continues TO supply the
ffySSLoss OF TEETH without wires or springs.
l " upon his principle of self ADHESION This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
Inended beng he ingerou system OF supplying ARIl
FICIAI TEETH hitherto invented and in all restoring
perfect and nen'on md perfect and natural
detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those interested will find these statements to be
entirely und scrupulousy DE- w his siscere
inhabitants of New Orleans and vicinity for the
favored him with for the last fifteen
years residence III ST. Charles street, second doc
So, aF,vet,a5 Snuare
HHOSUGAR PLANTERS, REFINENS ON REBo1I
1 ERS-FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,-The machinery
md fixtures Of SUGAR REFINERY. This machinery al
having been used ont; season. consisting oil
Vacuum Pan Air Pumps Goal burning Furnace, Sugar Heat
c Blow Up Melting Kettles, Filters Sugar Monds and M
Pots Elevators Syrup Receivers MoaSses 0isterlis Bon
Pan of Copper and all machiner
for refining pounds per day of soft 1000 pounds
of hard combining the Improvements and appliances
For further particulars or information address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
us mEW New I.evee street, New Orleans. La
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POLICE JAlL---OFFIClAL.

POLICE JAIL---OFFIClAL
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w lth November 1893 thr neEro boy STEPHEN. says
lie belongs widow Joseph Jones' who lives in Claiborne conn
IT, Miss thirteen miles above Port Gibson he is feet bia
inches high and has II piece of The right cut Off
The owner will call claim his property according nw
ED. PLANOHARD
Keeper Of City Police Tail,
Registered November % 1850 -.
HENRY DURET,
uM LIT For Comptroller.
Was brought to the City Police Jail on he
w 2ls of November 1859 The black boy JuIluS says he
belongs Mr. Divide Landry, who lives in bayou Laourche
IA lie is feet inches high and has the middle finger of the
left crooke aud the small finger OF The right hand crooked
The owner will call and claim his property according 10 law
ED. PLANCHARp,
Keeper of City Police jail
Registered November 25, 1859.
HENRY nUREI,
n2t l5t For Comptroller =
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[Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor
is hereby given that MONDAY, l2h day of
will aljudcate my Office Il o'clock
nboye
n29 LIT V. DurLESSIS, Comptroller.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
COMMERCIAL.
By TELEGRAPH.

Nzw YoRE, March s.-Flour armi saI,s 9,5oJ bbls al
1850 for Siats anil 46.5S6ss for Ohio. Wheat firm
sales 10000 bu At IS for white, 81 $751; IS for Western
rcd and 81 IS MiiTaukle Club Corn quiet Pork dull
at fl39i8,25 for Prime l. trd heavy. Whisky dull
Sterling exchanges quoted al iU9ts 9Ie91<
BiLTUtoaE, March s.-Pour So IS for Ohio and
500 for City Mills. Wheat buoyant 81 rs
white. Corn higher sAes Of white 80 and yellow At SS
s.. Provisions quiet; bacon sides have fallen in price.
WHISKY quist at 2Ie for Ohio. f 81 l
PuIL AbELFHIA, March s.Flour quiet but hrm sales Of
sup=rhne at A6 and Ohio extra t65 and TO the trade
at a6sl 100 for common snd extra family Rye Four
and Corn Meal firm Si8[ Tor the former and sI5
for the latter VII and wanted sal red 81,
IS and white at IO9l5. Rye sells 93c steady,
sales 5000 bus yellow at SIC aoat aud 53c Ia store
Oats command soc for PennR and 81 for Delaware Prors.
IONS quiet sales pork $3.50, hams In salt 91
~ and in pickle a10 shoulders Barreled Lard
commands l2I and kegs 19. Sides Dc, shoallers 1874,
smoked sides IO Butter; 10000 Ohio solid
packed Commands IN Whisky firm At 2I5ss29
cIScIIS March sRiour dull and holders anxious to
sell at 45gc6 for Euperine Whisky dull lower;
300 bills sold at 2t24JS hgh proof for low
proof moderate demand for Mess Pork SlT,5O but
holders ask higher prices first class brands not
much done good business eopld have been done in b1k
meats at 66 for shoulders and s for sides but hold
ers asked hgli higher, 80 that nothing done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
EARM ZOE sAIE

rTNHE subscriber for sale the Farm formerly
and oeeuaied ny DaEti RcEgs, deed, situated 10 Coke
rain tP mlss east OF 81 ClATsve, and miles north
Of II National H9ad, and Kinsey's Mills G..
Said RArm contains 100 Acres of Land, 40 OF
WHICH cleared and In good state or CULTIVATION The
rsmuning Part being veil tinberrd. There also
Excellent Coal Banks
the PreTnses feet veins, 10 OPERATION aHd pro-
dueing best quality OF coal ETry td The farm
contains a good Spring Of Water. There also
TWO GOOD BEARING ORCHARDS
the premises. OF which produces variety ofehoes
Grated Fruit. 4 good
DWELLING HOUSE,
large frame BAHH, and excellent Stabling for
Horses and Cattle, good C0rn-crib Wagon House, and
Other out-budings-
For riHsr particulars enquire of the subscriber living
on The premises, Iaes W. Collins 81 ClaTsve, Ohio-
febs4-n FRANCIS BOGGS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

EB-h raiaed yesterday, of course, the day
proceeding being comparatively clear. 1t rain.
ed and sprinked through all the gloomy day.
1t was very pleasant to hear the rain pattering
against the windows and see the. duncing, burst
ing bubbles on the pavements, but it was
equally as unpleasant to be toddling around
town to the calls of business. Everything was
in depressed, dropping condition, except UNI
brellas, coat collars, and skirts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIDoErOnr, Pease Townsbip. ONO. !

Uecember 0, 1903.
standing you are agents for DR.. Todd's Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure to say to you, that
the.Doctor's Pills are invaluable in Bilious COM
plants. l have used them in my family for / G
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys.
pcpsil, about / 8 years ago, and when any of us
feel unwell we always use DIR. Todd's pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JOSHUA BAKER.
II. II. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. TOdd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

V1xcExNEs, L., June -, 1853
PROP. o. > WOOD: As you ahout 10 rnanufaEture
and your recently discovered Hair Rsst0TatVs,l wa
state, for vhomsOevsT concrTn, ihatl lave used
and known others 70 ihat, have, for several years.
been IN the habit Of other Hair Resioratvss and tat
md vastly superior % othtrl kucu. IL go
tirely eeaEsts the head Of dArrua snd 9Th Tous
proper viii restore persons hair 10 The original
youthful color ard texture swing h heaiN SOFT a. Il
glossy appearance; and al this, vth0ut dscoloIiur The
hands that apply the gliel il dfCTs- uuuld
therefore, its dsirous Of EEE
iug hne col1r and texture &c thelT hair.
Respectfully yours WILSON KlNG-
q. J WOOD co. Prorris taTs. sig Erordusy, n. Y,
lin the great =. y Wire Nlins FstahlisLuvEtl AID ia
MarGet street. 81 Louis No
And sold - IL good Drurri.ts-
deed t-wAu-iy-2Es cet26-5fH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

GB-TAe drunken chaps have taken to sober
ways, and some monOtonous civil proceedings
were all that we could find in the Aldermen's
Offices yesterday. We could pick up few pala-
table crumbs of reality. Lacking The talents of
the celebrated Soyer, who makes hundred
fancy dishes out ola piece of plain horse flesh
we cannot dish up what we find in such way
as to disguise its want of SAVIOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

W-4 Sad Story-we heard story yes
terday which We fear is but too true, to the
effect that young woman was recently found
lying in barn, short distance East of the city,
with ifeess infant in her arms. Rumor has
it that the young woman had been living with
her uncle, but recently gave birth to an illegli-
mate child. Her uncle, the only blood relative
she has on earth, drove her forth as soon as she
could walk to starve and die for what he knew
or cared. The houselcss and unfortunate crea-
ture passed the night in the barn, and arose the
next morning to find her infant dead. 1t is
said that the uncle, either relenting his harsh
ness, or fearing the outside pressure of public
opinion, took his erring neice back, with prom
Uses of forgiveness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

ADniAx, Mich, March sth.-The remains Of
Ira j. Thurston, the Eronaut, who met his
death by an unfortunate ascension from this
city on the 9th September last, were aceiden-
tally found on Sunday evening last about ten
miles northwest of Toledo and about ten miles
from the place of his second ascent His re-
mains were brought to this city aud fully iden-
titled. --.-..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

~ We sa0 man going up Quincy street
yesterday, with umbrella on the marquee
principle, labelled, "sroLES IRON JOnx BRowS."
Having great faith in the science of physiology,
it struck US that the words might convey a truth.
Anyhow, if we had that mans countenance, we
should be very clear Ofcarrying any thing about
that might tend to invite an inspection of it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

ELrzABErnPoRT, N j., March Sat o'clock
as the Scranton men were returning from din
ner, regular battle commenced. The Strikers
had taken strong position at the gate leading
to the coal docks. The Scranton men approach.
ed headed BIZ the chief Of Police and some teu
of his men \ desperate fight ensued, lasting
about 80 minutes, when the Strikers were re-
pulsed and scattered in every direction. During
the melee shots were fired on both sides aud the
clubs, stone coal, &c, were freely used. The
Scranton men were finally collected together and
marched again to the coal docks, without being
stopped About 20 of the men were seriosly
wounded but there were none killed The DIFF
ticulty has since been compromised.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

another Observation-Disclosures homocide is re-
ported as having occurred down in the Kanawha
Salines, in the neighborhood of Rush creek, one
day last week. The circumstances are us fol
lows: Robert Brown had bought pair ofshOes
which jerome Brown took from him. Robert
went to Jeromes house and demanded the shoes.
Jerome knocked Robert down a couple of times,
when Robert started to run jerome picked up
an axe which had no handle in il, threw it at
Robert, striking him on the neck. and inflicting
a deadly wound The ARRAY occurred in the
morning and Robert Brown died about o'clock
at night jerome left for parts unknown.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

ANOTHER TRIUMPH or ScrENcE.-we have had
occasion several times to notice special and re-
markable instances of success in the treatment
of the most threatening and aggravated cases Of
disease, and especially in the removal of cancer,
by DIR. Baakee, and to-day we have the pleasure
of mentioning another of the most extraordina-
~ character. On the oath instant, after peri
cd OF careful treatment, and without the use of
the knife, DIR. Baakee removed a Cnncer-Tumor
toeighing ten pounds, from the thigh of Mrs.
SpeiGht, wife of Captain j. S. Speight at No. 90
Cough street, near Broadway, and she is now
doing well. We are authorized 10 invite the
medical faculty to examine the tumor at DIR.
Baakee's Office, No. "a Lexington street, between
Charles and Liberty, and also to visit the patient
at her residence, and learn the interesting facts
of the case. We have repeatedly stated for the
information of our readers that the Doctors
percnce and treatment embraces every for dis
ease, and his success in the management of pull
monary complaints, rheumatism, diseases of the
skin and the most intractible maladieS, is equal
to that which attends his wonderful control of
tumors, cancers, fistula and all affections Of the
eye and ear.-Bdlt. Pepper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

ToRoNro, March Shin Parliament last
night petition was presented from the Hon.
John Young and others for an act Incorporating
Company to connect this continent with Great
Britain by submarine telegraph via Greenland,
Iceland and Fairs Island.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

~ County Court-Yesterday Chas. ArGann,
charged with stealing cloak belonging TO Bish.
op whelan, was sent to tho Circuit Court
for trial
The hog case of Shawnesy VS.. Ambruster,
came up on appeal from the decision of
city Alderman. Ambruster bought young pig
some months ago from boy, and nursed it into
a hog. shawnesy claimed the pig as his pre-.
perty. The Court allowed Shawnesy two dol
lars for the hog, that being about the amount it
is stated to have been worth when it straycd
from his keeping. Ambruster was allowed
whatever meat he may have put upon the root
er'S bones since that time. Both parties have
paid more costs in this case than any four hogs
in the city are worth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

NEw YoRK, March S.-The steamship Ca
haw ba, from New Orleans aud Havana, has ar
rived; she left Havana on the evening of the ID:
she brings no intelligence Of special interest.
The feeling still continued strong with regard
to Mr.. Sdell's hill.
From the country we learn that the yield of
cotton is quite equal TO that Of last year.
Stock of sugars 1879, 900 boxes. Market dull,
buyers not offering sufficient 10 satisfy holders.
Quotations not changed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

w-Messrs. t. w. & II. Nesbitt, arc now in
full It'd, of operation in the manufacture OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware" at No 49,
Main street They are prepared to supply de-
nands upon them at either wholesale or retail,
and invite calls from all who have business in
their line. Read their advertisement setting
forth their accommodations
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

NEw ORLEANS, March s.-The Quaker City
is below, with San Francisco dates TO the 18Th.
She brings million and quarter in gold and
one hundred passengers.
Very heavy rains had occurred throughout
the State.
There arc good prospects of large trade
Ships arrived, Granite, Archer, Robin Hood,
Competition, Flee Wing and Howes Galta, York,
Osborn and Boston.
The overland mail of the oath arrived on the
18th
Mining news favorable Water plenty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
Joy TO THE ADMIRERS OF
y FINE HEAD or EIf
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

TALK Of beauty cannot exist wthout fns head
hair, then read the following, aad n you ask aoTs
circular around each bottle aHd d ems can doubt;
PROP. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention OF al ola ard youRE 10 s Ees-
derfu preparation which turns lack its original eoioFs
gray are0Vers the bead Of tbs laid uith l1xurfaEt
groTtremoves the dandrun itchinE and all
eraptons-caESes Continual Gov the naiuTui nrids
anu hence n used Tular dressinE hair viii
color, and u anE extreme Ga
IN all it, natural beauty. We eau sn the bald
the diseased in scalp IL; aurvy r
vii not, they value The flowing lreks, The uitehinE
curl be Hhou it. Its praiss The tonEus 81
thousands
Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative IN Nv HA-
received the following letter IN regard to ths kesiora
tive, a fsu EeeksSiHce: -
DEKF RrrHH, Coss., July Is, 1853
Mr. LeavenWoTth-Sir; have been greuhlee uith dan
drud scurf head for than nv hair
began 10 come scurf and hair toEvthcr saE IN
New Havrn paP,r about ''Woud- Hair Restorative"
called your the LIST II April last, aEd
purchased one bote 70 try IT, and found % ny satsao-
tiol TIE tin5 she aeuTf hair be-
grow IL three cles leuElh tAess
% ifds az Of have graf fath In = wish % send
bottles b. 1ir Post TIE bearrr % Ills dont
knoE OF the Kind used in ass place. have
a market for many bottles sIt,r IL Is know hsrs-
Yours Eiih resPeet, RUFCS PEATI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09
CONGRESSlONAL.
WAsnINGroN. N

W ASHiNGrOS, haFcu o.
SRNArE-The Vice President presented
memorial FROM citizens of Nebraska, protesting
against the annexation of portion of their ter
ritory 10 Kansas.
Mr.. Hale called up his resolution providing
that no part Of the Senate wing shall be occu-
pied, except for the purposes of the Senate, the
Supreme Court or the Court of Claims He
wished to prevent the rooms from being oecu-
pied by quack doctors and steam engines for the
cure Of inyalids.
Mr. Fitch, who is physician, agreed to the
proposition. far quack doctors are con-
cerned, and was for confining cures to the resu-
lar faculty.
On motion Of Mr.. Bright the resolution was
referred to the Committee on Public Buildings
The Senate then went into executive session.
WAsHINGToS, March s.-The officers of the
Post Office Dept and Sixth Auditors Office met
this morning for the purpose of giving express
sion to their deep sorrow in consequence Of tie
death Of the Post Master General. The public
dep'ts will be closed tomorrow and on Thurs
day, when the funeral will take place.
The Senate to-day ratified a number of treaties
with the Oregon and Washington Indians; also
the Cass- Heron treaty by large majority, after
amending it by provision 10 the effect that
those who have not already presented their
claims may do so before New Grenada shall
take action the subject. The treaty provides
for the settlement of alt claims that republic,
including those prior to the riots ut Panama.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

DEATH OF p. NJ. GENERAR BROWN.
WAsHiNGToN, March S-Post Master General
Brown died this morning at half past o'clock.
Up to n quarter Of an hour preyinus, he was
perfectly conscious OF his condition, and took
leave OF his family. Last night the President
had final interview with him, and was affected
TO tears During occasional deliriun, the
dying called for the bill, evidently abiding
to the defeated Appropriation bill having refer
ence to the Post Office Department His death
occasions the utmost sorrow among all classes
of the community.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

sD-A Dangerous Couateyeit-a five on the
Easton Bank, Easton, Pa-has made its appear
ancc, and SO nearly resembles the genuine that
it is considered safest to refuse all five dollar
notes Of the Easton Bank.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

w Information Wanted. : Any person
knowing the residence of Henry d. Hill, who
followed Daguerreotyping in Wheeling in 1856,
would confer favor upon his relations, by Civ
ing information to the Post Master of this city.
He had daughter about ten years old living
near Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-09

PuILAnkLrHIA, Sert >. iSsa-- P.
PHoy- NyooD-Denr Sir: Your ResstsfNrI proving
itself beneficial The 'front.' ~ TaTt
Of head almost lost is eove-i-n taet saLB- hAVa
used but half pint bottles Of Restorative and
the top head Is we'll studded Win promising crop CT
young hair the receiving its bsnstt-
have tried other Preparations br "a uhaeveT-
think from ny personal reeouuu ndatlon can in
Your. respectfully, D. Il. THOMAS, ND.
No.zGs street