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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
AHEAD OF ALT
ALEX. II Z Y n & "

Nu. 1877 Main Street,
TTAs no received opered his entire stock = asN
{ and yer. iesirai J. spring md sam ner Dry
Goods, Hhe the particular atsaten o. every enc -
easss superior Prints, al styles and makes ~ redaee
Of styles EHEh Cainiss', bsaatfai ,syis'
/ ease ) French calnt1e-. Of The latest lrsiFns-
10 easts o; b.sEear3 &EiiHs, superior sosts, AZ
all prisss-
se-ses Of Is,A Llaens, AzoEE wlIsh Is
Gle AZ only . ets yard
isn fi-css styles D. Iairez aud ChatG IN Ehlch
oif-r greater bargains than vFvr before
50 pisces % and Desirable nress Snks, Plaa ard
Fancy, n l=ht ard dark euI.Ts-
fu assoEFFnvaS, AL ronrs. LnIIu's al
Lanes, thr very rtst quatfy and yrry eh==p
Ier1 enc ieHhs4inss, also le back Dress Goods
c-lrd 'CAsiSf cioTif,' sureTb article, together th
Vel neienEss, D. fergrs, MolaiF iltvrs,
Ducals, s Finished Pureai etc, etc, too uaass0us TO
zIrurioa-
sv,IlI eases straw Bonusts eoIor and pain Ehits' The
lat Spring Fashions.
ioV Grape S'rauIs eoloTs prices, n un~h
offer extraordinary bArrsirs- wii ss! superior quality
White CrlIe sssawi - only ave dollars.
A5gi Ne snTi7g Shasls Of lar rGere d-si-aee siJ les
IS pecls sf NEW CARPETS. eoasisiiug Of Erssssiis.
TarstT, Ihr-e-PiS, SurtTs, rn- ay Garrett, etc.
% watch call m particular att~r'ioa ci those cunisrEc-
ing Housekeeping. taetitr fh larIe stock % kIcs,
h@tfiuss. etc, A. rrvatiy Tcjurei rrIers
Ia addition tie f.r-.ii. cataniete HE-nrtFne9t g
al goods Belonging tie Dsy Goods Trade. vhich
rHatfi1 e. nyf ton, 10 al a.. wlh cali spesal and
g. COuutry Merchants 1HI hus tl-ir Sd
vsusac= ts call fsft In iu tir AeT, a. ].
being the he'd The cCtiuH. ard tus ~
esir-y Cash. procured ga l.s- glaEt iirs
and rri..s tAansv-r- Col - BE e4rt,
therefore, kruWfs the advanced i-icts q az
veil A. Forsirr p Goa-, ai improve Is 'Tpatutiiy
son1iHc: themselves Of the s;v ASH fyur iii
i-n.s W 80 Msin 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
BY TIlLEGRAPH.


New YomK, March l6-Flour declined; sales
900 bbls. at So 5Oa5,75 for State; s., GUaG, so
for Ohio, and $6n6,7 20 for Southern. Wheat
firm; sales $1,000 bus. at SI,75 for white; 81 80
for linked Western, and $l,39 fnr choice Mil
waukic club. Corn duh at gOa92 for yellow
Pork steady at Sl7,7Jals,4O for mess. Lard
steady. Whisky steady at 254.
PnMADELrmA March 1G.-Flour dull; sales
for home at $3.50 for superRne; $G,75a7, %
for extra and afamily, aud 81 ,5Uas for fancy
lots. Rye Flour is held at $l,37!, and Corn
Meal at 1919 per Dbl. Wheat and in
demand.
BALTIMORE, March 1G.-Sales Howard Street
Flour at $6,25a6,37l. Wheat buoyant; choice
white from store sells at $l,a5. Corn STEADY !;
white 75a79. yellow and s3aS5. Provisions
steady. Bacon sides ~. Whisky qniet a; PSI
for city. and 2gI for OHIO.
CIEciSSATI, lGlh-Flour dull; some sales
made for April delivery at terms kept private
but understood to be at decline. WhiSkcy
unchanged Mess pork in good demand at
1870 and some country brands sold at this
rate; prime city brands sold at S; 10000 bulk
sides sold at 81 delivered. Nothing done in
shoulders or bacon or lard. Money market
unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
WHOLESALE MARKET

WHOLESALE MARKET.
PRooNs-COmmOn SIX q 21f.
DCTTER-In kegs 10.
BUCEETs-MiTietta f7d2,25.
CHEESE-western Reserve loo;
CASDLts-TallOW mould Is; dip IS; star 49, sperm 30
COFFgE-Jaya ISe; Eio l25Sa I3.
MHsAr-l,uO 20 l,50.
RYE-Sl.
CORS-T5.
BAkLEY-C5.
OAIs-Sya5I
fEATHERs--4ilsi5o. scarce.
FIsT-Shad 9l4; Hearings 81; Mackerel No. Sl2t<.
FuEs-Racc0Un 3ue31Ec.
GrSsANG-55s5Fu.
HorS-IaS, dali.
LIIE-Louisviiie I,5ed2O0.
MoL.ssgs-New Orleans 49, Sugar House 45o.
GOLDEN SYRUr-6U.
EAILs-34 for iOd.
RAGs-:9E3JS, dull.
RIcE-5ss54S.
sEEDs-PlaNseed 1s5; Glover GEEK.
SohF-Castiie per lb1599I6; common 55s6.
srGARs-Nsw Orleans gas ibid. sdBS5l in bbl.
sNuFF-ScotclI 20; Rapper 22626.
TEA-Gunpowder 4naTu; Imperial 40d6S IIy son 35TCc
Pouchins 25G93'c; Oolong 35a1jc.
TOsAcCO-GtWlsls -; five roll 2iSsS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
TRIIST SALE

DIT virtue pursuance OF Deed % Trust
By John I.a and Ez s wife. ~ las med,
Trgsie healn date On te 18th day OF June 49, and
duly OF record IN tie CLERKS Office OF tie County Court ~
OHIO county Dsed Beck y a. io0 sfn ios the benefit
Of TIE fT Rsigusi Co. Of the Cit; OF phIlad=lpAI
viii putiic 5icen the Court IInese Of Ohio
vIrgjisla ISta q Pr l.'g all the fiaEing
ds-rv Or p4rceuf ground on CLiOn strct II the city
q Wheer ohio county Virginia. and lfIs t-s Soath
side Of C,t0n Pourt and PIN Streets and
Is partsu and bounded ioloEs-to vi:
IL las frot CuoI q about 1E=nty-seven feet
and six iue.ts, ska Width hack SVgtl-uad sf
a5o1t hf-7-ve hfty-sght feet 70 an eight f5oi ay
and adj ac Est TIE lot Of EroEnd agreed 70 te sold
yellow ra-rtd " Han Eopsns, Z u Er ~ "a
Union North Eaii lot ed
he soi Hopkins, With the SnCth side
otEIon street said n rly srTrn fu tHr * inches unee
back 20 said egt foot alley about nfy-seVSn tysih.
feet by ne right Hss NTH sail Ualou street thence
Elth the said NORTH side n said sgt alley sd twenty
feet aud Inches The West line 81 HOPKINS lot,
thence vita ssri line the bssnuin=-b.lnE
said John Eiet BY .eizrah Jacob and Isaac
w. Mitchell ESs utars q 100 Jacob deed BY dsrt d.
ted January @th ISL duly OF record. fne above
property desirable residence from is convenient loea
Lioa the business parts u the city Selling rns'ee
viii sell and convey oniv such tltle = vested Ia BY
ih= Deed ef Trust Aforesaid.
Terms or sale, Cash. 81. G. coon,
mhi5-SCd Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
COUliISNIDNTR'S SlLE

TlN virtue q decree the Cauzts CaTt for Ohio
-, prov oune,d the gf ~. OF folruHr Ia l-N rsr
l-59 tie Izr1-s Thomas H. Reed
ard others, ir said james "a stoui saa To- "a he,i.
the ClnIliit-- u J.n it7Eistt N sgi Al the
frpat do H. Court ous iF Ohio 70 III hra
afd -st hir, pph.ir auction. Monday The an
aS % s lsy tlr tUl lats of srpufd b said ircTee
Inen'ion. bling iots uuni rei orc hundred an feft,
~i-tt tz-i and Gnafsd AMI fI-ur fi7fl l-
plat iae al iit!1u
Wlar ChapiIIc aui John Eoa hat q the city u
Wnf cling known ne ? III u urt q szi.i rity-
TEa1- o. ssLE thc out-fnsiA Of trr rurehasc money
% De- 'sd upon hr confirm 81 s-id si- ~ Tie sad
cIIutt Coat aai tLr TgniuE fisr-ioargls IN three
eguri ta-tauns-, Iasair IA six twelve aud rizinSra
sra; alter ~ Of sa. tie Whole brr frorn
tie of sar; the purchasvS giving his icu> vit,
rlvsd p-rscnai security the tgrsnsc money and ie
tisir be furtrE ura~r
Sale 10 at 10 O'Clock A.
JANEs ". STOUT.
THOMAS n. EEED,
fet16 Srec1si Cnrln is-iortrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

"4y Thirty Years out Of tho lSenate."--Ju
received at Graves new depot, opposite ii.
Post Office, my thirty years out ofthe Senate,
by Major Jack Downing, the richest work extan,
also map of the rOntes toPike's Peak ,'Rarper.
Weekly, London Punch, and Mex Nte1s 70
April.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

Father Remp's cd Folks make their first
appearance at Washington Hall Tonight a
great interest is ielt in the proposed entertain
ments as combining the rarest novelty with
the best of instrumental and vocal music. We
anticipate an ovcrfiOwiDg house,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

ST. LouIs, March l6.-River fiIIen inches
ia the last "a hours, still 'ecedmg. Nothing
new from any of the upper streams. Weather
cloudy, warm and rainy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

BrFFALo, 1Gth-Railroad Convention is in
session with forty six rods represented. Grin
Follitt Of SanduSky aud Cincinnati read elected
president. a stormy time is expected at the
evening session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

E-"Eoa associations" negro woman
applied to officer Lancaster the other day, urg-
ing him to threaten her boy with Immediate in
generation in a dark dungeon and see if he
couldn't mend the youths ways. She said he
had got to'ruunin' roun' wild. lem ornary whita
boys" In view of this lnmentable state of the
case, the humane officer threatened to peg the
young dnrkcy in coal bank darker. than the
blacklist spot on his terrified carcass.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

Bosros, March IG.-Sone 800 children of
Roman Catholic parents, attending the Elicit
Street School in this city, caused quite i dis
tut bnncc by refusing TO join ia chanting the
Lords Prayer and the Ten Commandments, in
conformity with the rules Of the Public Schools.
a larg, number have been dismissed in conse-
gueuce.
On Monday evening the Rosin Oil Factory OF
A. w. Trowbrgge & Co, at Newton Centre,
was destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated At
$4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
MATTERS.

~ The Very Latest Dodge-on Saturday
morning, German from the country brought
into town a COW and calf for sale Mr.. Frobie,
of Market street, in consideration of the calf
and the materially inferred fact that the COW
would give fresh milk, bought the tactical
quadruped, and paid the good round sum of
twenty-six dollars for the supposed luxury
On Monday morning, when the milkmaid, a
.hIe simile of BENEFITS Mary Ann, went out
to pump the usual supply, she discovered,
first, that the calf was SO poor that it did not
produce shadow, aud secondly, that the COW
had dried up" A protracted pulling pro.
duced nothing but anger and surprise. Not
drop of milk came down, and the calf was
starving An examination satisfied Mr. Frobie
that the calf was a sort of a founding, whose
maternity was mystery-the shrewd country
men had taken advantage of its infaute limo.
cence, and palmed off dry COW upon it for
mother, in order TO make a few dollars in the
sale Mr. Frobie, meeting the countryman, ac-
cnsed him of the trick, and threatened to insti.
tule legal proceedings in case he did not do what
is sometimes deuominated the clean thing. The
author of this decidedly original dodge paid
the money and took away his starveling
calf and dry COW to another market. He felt
so ashamed of himself that he sent the money
by small boy, aud drove the COW and calf away
aiter night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

LEAvESwoETH, l5th-In the case of boy and
son, vino were abducted from Kansas into Mis-
souri,, charged with aiding slaves TO escape, a
venue has been granted and the trial moved
to St. Josephs.
Accounts from the gold mines To February
18th, continue fatteung. The rush towards
Pixies Peak has iairly commenced Seven
large companies left here yesterday. Emigrahts
arriving by the hundreds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

H- Detention on tic HeniyfeId. The train
from Washington yesterday did not get in until
late in the evening. This was occasioned by
another heavy fall of earth at the eastern np-
proach of the tunnel east of Claysville. On the
day previous slide occurred at this point and
tie train was detained several hours The
workmcn had just cleared the last of the dirt
away, when, as yesterdays train approached,
another great caving in occurred.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

Prr1sBuRou, March IG-River unchanged
since MON. Weather clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
COMMERCIAL.
RETAIL MARKET.

Extra Family Flourper LbI........ a55OtO 6I5
snpertine . ...................... $50
Bacon Hams( cured) per ib.... ......... I2He
=" (Commou) ............... lie
81 Shoulders '' ..-............ 10 &c
" Middiings .......-.... .:
Butter (rol) ............... IS to 25r
Cheese ............... Ice
Sweet Potatoes per peck......-.............. SC
Potatoes (Iish) bushs so to
Apples (per peck) 62c
Java lSs
Rio Coffee per ID Il
Sugar (orieans). Otto Toe
Rice pr 10
TaiiOw Candles I5c
Sperm Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Star OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25to SOC
Herring per dozen 20 25c
Golden SyrGp per gall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75c
orleAns. IS
Eggs peTdOLen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lee
Geese featers 10 to as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

H-St PatrieEs Day.-To,day is the ami
verSary of the patron Saint of Ireland, who
drove the snakes from the Green Isle and con-
ferred never-tO-bo forgotten blessings upon the
people. Every true Irishman respects and OBJ.
serves the day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

fy-.4 Splendid Day.--The weather, yester-
day was delightful. The sun shone as brightly
and the sky was as clear as a May day /; and the
streets were crowded with pedestrians. Unless
St, Patrick varies his usual practice, We may
look for a change before the close of the week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

CATALOGUES SENT FRlEE TO ANY ADDRESS,
Bayard Tayior's Travels Works Of Dean Swift,
Works Of Miss Drelner, - Judge Hulburton,
De Foe, Lawrence Law rt.sss sicGn:.,
Addison, wavciIy Novels
/" TSasIstay, works Of 'i SsIj frankip,
& Dr. johnson, eThos Jefferson
=" J.F. Cooper, 81 CHARLES Dickens,
90 }. r. Headley, "a Mrs. sodtiworsh,
- Hugh Miller, Mrs. sedgwick,
Z" Capt. 'dayne Reid, Virginia Townsend,
'' Charlotte Bronte e. NJ smucker
" Washington Irving, IS 7. 5. Arthur,
Rev. c; Il. Sturgeon, pr. thompson.
g Capt MSrTyatt, % Sam Sick, 1908
(" Mrs. Noodle. SI-riGa HiTiaud,
Z" Fielding, Charles Lamb,
g Perry, Edward Everett,
% Wilkes, a Lorenzo Dow,
HISTORY ANb BIOGRAPHY or THE MOST CELgBRA-
TED AUTHORS
Mscanay, Russell,
Prescott, Ferguson,
EoIgSi;on, LORD ni.'
HeAdley, Sparks.
And host Of others. too numerous to mention.
THE ANCIENT AND MODERN POTTS.
Butler, SIltsu,
NFs Jameson, ChAueer,
Byron, lIrs HetnAns,
SssSss E Es%$IS'
EBG sPsi. tcs o@rer'
Leigh Hunt Whittier,
Mira Sgourney, DanH,
Rogers. Nv; ril,vor.h,
II. KIRK White, upper,
Mrs Jameson, %ofd.~orib,
heats, sionts.mery,
Edgar A. Poe, Bryant,
Tic hos the above IN all styles oflndin from plain cloth
the finest calf antique suit all classes OF purchss
He sells these elis,P other house The
country, brses the additional advantages Of Gift With
'''''' ALBUMS FOR THE LADIES.
Abuas Of all sizes and all styles OF bndnE, to suit all
tastes, Irofuseiy illustrated with magnificent steel Ia
BfBLEs PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMN BOOKS.
Methodist LYNN Books Episcopal Prayer Book,
Iashsran Hymn Hoots fTesss tersn Hy nm 15ak,
OF all sizes, and bound in all style' Arablque Turkey
morocco, Antique, Velvet Ae with aud without clasps.
RAAILY BIBLES.
large assortment Of E4@ly Bibl Of AL descriptions
and all prices from 81 to $50, illustrated with with ME
Cravings, printed with large type good paper aud
ornamental Also Pu pit Bibles in various styles, at IoE
prices.
~ complete Classified Catalogue OF BcoEs In every
DEPARTMENT Of Eterature containing eomplete List u
Gifts, with in TO Agents and persons forming
wishing f1sm Libraries should have booS OF refer
Will be convinced Of tie ehesPneas and TArisy Of tae
Books, besides icing pleased with the lberaly Of the
Orders from the country promptly ard satisfactorily
heI goods sent by mail or part OF
price Of which One Dollar or upwards will be prompt
H sent by mail receipt Of publishers price, with postage
liberal Commissions allowed to all persons fcrning
Clubs Persons acting as Agents fer US can reap ali the
selves, tus getting LIBRARY Of good books 10 very short
besides which, the Cuts received With the
books viii sell for than enough to amply pay them FER
Agents wanted In every the uaiou. Persons Wish
such, and all those DESTROYS Catalogue,
viii confer favor BY seading thei- address 70
Gin bookstore and Publishing House,
nhlI:Smd&W &S9 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

Mechanics Bln-we are requested to
announce that there will be Mechanics Ball at
HornbroOk's Buildings on Friday evening next
From the list of managers and the active prepa
ratiOns already made VIC doubt not it will be
largely attended aud delightful affair.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

IJAss6ETsAt large ana varie4 Just 2 ezivt
ID to-day tmhSl D. SlCoLL 4 Bis0.
600 DUsH- Corn In store and for sale by
OUU febS1 NJ MeNABB.
I'm BUsti- CgTu Meal y TIoFs and for sale By ,
lOU fsbsI " NeNABp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

G5NTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS!
TX THE GREATEST VARIETY AND PROPULSION, =
the sore - Monroe 4 Water sis-, teling
Va The articles corprsc ed under tl,s rapsion ATE
Zine White EAucy hiFt-, Nrgg-r shirts Cor busi
ant trlveiinC) MgFsiIies S,trts Uu.r
Shirt, (Sl-, NcIin Cotton. Linen aud Jeas ~ Drawers,
tSis Linen, AlerHp and Jcan,) GLOVES, if Hose, tClt-
Ton, MTiuO, plain and fsuey six dol. CrAva, Ties,
SOCKS, Ha1ikvroscis t-k ani Linsu) ByToH. ChoksT
and AL other ashonablr kinds Il Collars,
mhI-Im ThUS. HUGHES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
sCHEDuLB oF GIFTs


Patent English Lever Gold Watches 500 90
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches So M
Ladies' ls Case Lever Watches, open dial IS %
Gs nts' Silver Lever Watches 10 90
Gents Silver Lepine Watches, 10 90
ssaas ti Bse2 9i sE PH Dtt.s $50
tas os do s ri.S pn G9 roD: ao,
Ladiss' Gold Bracelets. Stone Settings. 10 10 90 90
Ladies God Bracelets, plain engraved Band, 6sJ
Gents Solid Cold Vest Chains, pattern, Is 70
LaaIes' Guards, 6hateaine Chains, choice. 10 "
Large Col Spring LCekrt', with double 10 u
Medium 9ll i! SIZE No, No = Loekes.do do aue
gals ss r Gold Pens will holders boa, 80
Gents Heavy Gold Pencils, 3 50
Gent GSli Pens with silver Extension Pencils. vo
Ladies MOSAIC Goid stone tones ss ss, ivory ''' II %
LaqIes' Florentine Sets, Pin aud Drops, 10 10
I Ladies: :, y }.v sets do do do %
Ladi's $, Cameo Pins, large size, 5 %
Ladies Ladies do do 90 a .Ssii, s sSS
Ladies' Gold Stone Pins, small . 90
Ladies, Box and 2. Glass Miniature Hair Pins. %
Misses DO Cola Pms, 80
Gs Its Cluster Fins, opal centre, 9 81
Gents' Cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs ! so
Cent? Cent? E EIar Gold bd DO DO DO ssS
dsais' Sieve ,c' Button, - ~ $50
E ts9i::' p Ss os ae Gases. 5 5SS
Ladies' Cameo, Mosaic, Gold stons RIBBON Pins,
GENTS i.oa ivory DO do 90 5"'''' Is
AIisseE' Lava Pins, 2 50
Gent, Gold Watch Keys and Pencils combined, oO
Gents Gold TooELpeks, with Slides, 2UU
GeLtA' Gold RDgs, with stone Setting,
Ladies' do -
SETS sIyer-Pated Tea Spoons, . 10
SlYsT-PIatcd Batter Knives, OU
Ladies' OF Gents Pore -munnairs, 81
Gents Gold Wach Keys EEat Hooks, 1 10
Ladies' FlOTentine breast Pins, 8 -
Ladies' Jet do do 3 50
Lndies' Mosaic do do DO
Ladies' Cameo Ear Drops, 80
Misses do do 9 50
Misses. Ear Drops, with Stone SettinE.
Misses old Bracelet, Half Round Rand, W
Ladies do do Geo
Gents Scarf Pin, . 90
Gents Jet studs, $50
Geuts' Jet: Sleeve Buttons, so
,srs'G Gold Crosses 10
miscellaneous G rs, not enumerated in the above
List, varying in value from % cents to ss5 Co
~ $500 worth Of the GINS will be mpartialy dis
trouted the Purchasers with every SIUUU
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

ToRoSro. March l6-Tho CollingwOOd IIar-
Dor is entirely clear Of ice.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17

Assignee sale Of Real ESTATE.
by rirsle 81 deed or assirume-t rE-euird ~
- Wm. W. Jlvsor, dated Fes Ifu. i~s,, "a
Clerks County Court Of Oii1
caunty, viii on. for rubic ~ - ffoat
door ths Court House % Ohio county,
9Th day o April, 1852 tn Res. Estate IN t deed s forth.
situated tic eide q Nhey1E hill and
% Wh-ens and le.isnlttd - lot NJ.
eleven CD ptt ~ h K. Arnstron.
as Trustee Of Emily a zss, eOutainins five ard
thirty-tao poles.
lt.e iadispuIlbls. Terms made kno-n CT the a,y Of
sale. JotIS =. yISCENT,
Inhi-im sgnee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-17
EARM EOR SAIE-

FARM FOR SALE.
f'hEoscb-r odsss Tor ale a. FaFai formerly Owned
ard e,t7vd by David lieEEE deed, IN coI--
rain tp rail-- Clsirsrliie. uluh
o. - Sstiar-al Isaze. aud < lsryfs Kris
Ss-d f~fla e-rtalrG geo .AeTs- Gf lHnd. 10 q
his cleared. and - ood state Of e1ira=Ion-
rsll-- alis FaEf icing sell tHHh-Fe There aiSo
Excellent Coal Banks
tie p-srss. FEET veins, "a OPERATION sid PRE-
cucaE the t-st qlalitr Of coal Eg-Ty o. farm
contains Frod Spring q Water Tnere .lrs
Two G00D BEA cLES oRcE4RDS
ff- rrrus=s. q which pfvuces rar1ttr Of iste-
drafted Frzlt. 4 good
DWELLING HOUSE,
large story frame BAEN. -E=tirut EGahlnr for
Horses sad Cattle, god CoTn-=Ts, WAGON Hera- aI
other o1f-buiidtl-1.
For triher srtieuiars, erqurs Of nufser-r IvfI
or he prisss, James ". Collins, ciaiTssti;e OF q
tt1i-H FKA&cIs biIgGS. =
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Books sold. All BoOks sold Publishers prices
All Book that Evans does publish himself bought
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TO suit taste be found Catalogue,
prices which would be Indictment without
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Works by the most pOpulA' authors, living in
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-02
From Kansas.

81. LorIs. Friday, April 20, 1850.
Advices from LeaveBworth state that portion Of
the Locating party, which wa dispatched by the
Overland Express Company returned to that city yes
teiday, bringing Intelligence 10 the 9th Of April from
Denver City. They report that the route il in every
way adapted 10 TIE requirements Of travel. Gra~,
wood and water are abundant. The stages, which
left here the 18Th lad passed the head-waters
Of Solomon's Fork, and were getting along quitcwe.
1ie accounts from the mining region c2xS
encouraging. There Is diminuton Of CONF
among the miners, and tatter;ng reports continue to
cor in from the mountains.
The richest prospects found in the vicinity Of
the South Pass ard Arapaho, but the ground was
still frozen and the SHOWS were heavy.
Three men hung Il, Denver City on the 9th by
4 Vigilance Committee for murder, causing great ex-
citeIi cnt When orr infornsnts left large numbers
were pursuing the road. The surveyors have esti
mated the maximum distance from Leavenworth to
Denver City at 800 miles.
Martin Fields of this city is appointed Postmaster
nj Boulder Civ