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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
mo IRON MASTERS. CAPITALISTS snd

SPyCIuArORs i oaer for Asent for the o~neS
several contiguous trscts of lsnt, costar,ns Ia g. ~
rp CIr her,-s Nd 81 trour 10 the rePors o. tae s~'s
(eolo as. 50 the Southampton Co. Basin ,Y,.,.
Thee ,nds fotn the tough eeiSeen me -, ,ns
Of pTra Siturnou Coal Toe upper vein 20 Icvs
he ohe vsry from 70 feel. slso nuTerSG. v-ns s
Orr of various s:ies ros. Of which osn De rihea W - -
Cal shuni.a. .te proPety saa tne eee
hrs,.S Fe Csy fsvorssy Known in the Unc' Ssrs Ao
Tnrnp@ pssses rccgh the estate AID can Dc fsce I'm -
very seee.sbe position 9rite .. ssspy 49, me ar
otwAich being tie Lowest, Zee. thick sad CONTAINS mo's
Th e. s-.n. nave also been cp-n-d and the tunnels tim
ered. -, .....;,. -. nina. viii
c1h-,rt whs TIE Iron be sent esfSad ey me sA
,o.s A. c.usl BY railroad 70 the Oho
I ..h ou.i,y rpon this property has exceeded st IN
of h. origin Of the land toI which there
Ho- Furnace Of th- capscity OF io 70 wins ~
nsx s,esr Fnere of leo horse power numerous ui>cHine
p-s =. ,nil.s long numerous Tram Ro,t miass OF Coal
sd Irou well opened, = or 80 1903 hus@. Io
residences Sc Inclined flane 20 convey tne UT ,s
20 the head Of ths furnsce, atse huH0e' u ~o'' ~
b. - center Of The property he thriving village OF weners
h.ry 4. which would soon be ace OF
oxa rsr.,or were carried q, the Mines tnd nrus-,
80 - ,vsa 80 from toe sale Of Town Lots alone the cost
~ sbs " hos props ~ could lie realized in few years
II /. the iui su, practices ard %ier'hc men ss tefr
Iop Ore supply 10 or u furnaces OF the ge't
el.s ana M be made here cheaper tssa sy 9tet
p.s In the United States al the veins By th-r dp draining
themselves -. u, - .x,.-,.,..s PR.
usce mar the best Ps Iron could doubtless b. produced s@
in the Manufacture OF Iron sn unpar'
.s5 ororty i, offered the present owners have neither
The knowleixe, requisite experience IN the business
Ar beips engaged In other occupations hio prevent %
whole plope,ty an Interest IN H. pureaea
competent parties. -. - - ...u..,t.u T..
rrest sacrifice viii be submitted 70 eay ,Pptcs0n %
No. 5 South Calvert ct. Baltimore. M
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60 farmers ano Others.

CRANBERRY CULTURE:-Ihe subscriber
~ hss i.sued q Circular on TIE CRANBERRY AND ITS
CULTURE and will forward the same TO ell wno send
stamp psJ the postage Also ha5 the PLANTS rOh
United States. ADDRESS SULLIVAN BATES, Behpshnn,
EoIfok County Msss
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UENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JEl

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JEnE -
" Couuscsina st Nev. Hampton WITH the psns ~ ~
vsnns and Western A-iRosd, aaA q kastoo w
TxfL XSRAHaxMENI. cosansncing ossss ossos~ - s p
f.evs KcV-Yert Sor Eas.on and tn.@rnsediess ef -
No. 2 North River .: II q m, Il m, md o..
~ :, ssO.; ,.1. si., snS s.,s.A T. VII,
I1rssy RsilsuaA which leave Hew.York from " -
S,ndtst, e 8 md II m, and ana p n. .,x ws<sn n
Passengers lor the 1sAwEs, Lsch,slsss VA vsjsy ls<
Ne u. sed u N JOHN o. vTkhrsi
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TEE REGULAR MAIL LIVE via sToNNol

9ON Tor BOSTON and PROV lDENCE-Intns ="
the sSor.es soA mos direct csIyos The E.s f sas.
COHHODORE CAPT D. 8. ste,gk. tn connssssSsTr sSror ~
SToMSoToN sal PRoyIDEtck saA ~ eSsLSSS 1.SS ~.
PlOvIDENCE RAlLRoAD laAyss Nsw:rem m-s.X sX ~
Ss:sry 1lsss, u O'Clock p m, IA ssoaiSra 80
o. on he arrival u the Nall FRAN vhio0 ss'~
Fbs CoNNoDOaE, from ysvYst kosAAy, ~s.s@1S
and Tudsy; from stoniasto., Rsssdsy re ssday fso
Ssv nd e..urdsJ; ftOn s.o.SstOn, nsAaAy, "'ah'
HHdsy. ..,... -, r.flrnsA 10 lrss
49, ia bSsos, in The. Express - ffsn' S =
1ises. n sA1asce Of thos y other aass sIS ns = -
Tor u .hs carry mornrS hnes, ceea ea.S n. sssmsf -
pissvs rsss rndsturbst. sseakfast = asssss' sSs
TO in the q N ratr.
bsssase-masser seeompsnisA sAs sesss"
each wsy. .,-.. ...,v a. bsssuI
sn.m.r or Z. ths Fright Qxos, Pisr No. MOTT, -
- ol6ce No. 10 Bsttery-T Tsacs,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

,FucESE THOMPSON, Auctioueer. -
EUGENE THOMPSON will Sell THIS DAY
II Jan s. a: 2i O'Clock, The Mehants Etchanse tie
following Stocks: 80 a.,
sl.res NsonN Fire Insurance Company 81 % each
IOshsres Irving Bark, $50 each -.
10 .hsr.. Co dhus Fire Insurance Company 800 each
S.bfre, Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company, So esch
10 shares Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company 10 each
no .h.r,. Atlantic Bank 800 each.
~ shares New World Fire Insurance Compay' y - esl-
5.Lne. Uuted States ENpre. Company, : % each
10 shares Gal attn Fire InsnT Company " each.
share. Or. Western Insurance Company boO each
80 share. We To- Fargo Co 800 each
~ shares Arctic Fire Insurance Company, So each
~ shares Wa.hinEton Fire lnslTsnce Company So each
u shares biIth. sv Railroad Co npsny flto each.
4If6J Grs Western Marine Insurance scrip o. lol D
Tern. of Sale 10 cent TO-DAY and the bs before ~
ocock Stocks and Bonds ia. 81 Pnvate Sale
EUGENE THOMPSON,
Hl Stock Auctioneer aad Banker, No. 81 Walls.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Boar1 an1 Rooms.

DOARD WANTED--By q Gentleman aud his
ID Wife lust married In strictly private Christian family
where there are other bosrde tee sdy accomplished
Mssn both and iustru mental Ally family desiring the
,d Of such person viii find this excellent opportunity to
have the company of agreeable compsLon Address with
fun % pfrtculas stating terms Nc, BENEDlCTUS care oil
B. Lockwood. B dway Post OMce.
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A. J. BLEEcxER, Auctioneer.
A I-ADI II nJFSINESg DDDDER'IX ii

A. J. BLOCKER, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY front.
\ ing WATTS aud CANAL-STS.-A j. BLEECKER,
son Co.. will seR at Auction TUESDAY, Feb. a. IL
ocooL the ExhaBse, the property well known
A, the NEW-YORK HlPPONA AZ the junction OF Watts and
Canal The building is Of the most .a6stsntla IN me
9Th Ward ard the erection el2Wn; II can De
altered ss fer for heavy goods either
Goy.rnp indydus lbeng IN the &c nter tue
business rspidy tending toward CsEast and the North
Rye) The was massive and the tmber OF great strength
r Commercial purposes would pay for it:slf 10 rent
Tie lo hh erected held from Trinity Church
part sp-u Lease and free from ground rent Ia
asdition front Lots and Of Lots which
Bra Budps (sod with the sboye These the Of lots
Dstrose and be made available through tue alley
from the front Of the property without Interfering
with building FOr further particulars sppy al No
Broe3-st Vi3J
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Ronses an6 farms Uanteo.

Upper PART of a HOUSE WANTED
u Three ROOMS on the second door Of moder.ie
Water And Gas location vicinity of Amtyst Tenant House
tcepers eed uct answer Address d. r. +, Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Real Gstate for Gale.

4 HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
~ ELIZABETH CITY, N j., FOR SALE or To LET
bs. large rardeu with fruit &C. and i2 Of excel
lent land. SfLNkSTEk LAY 10 10 Wfs 81,
Attoruoy at Law and Commissioner for al the States
CENTRAL PARK LOTS for SALE-At prices
~ that viii warrant immediate advance.
Lots on 65th.st. and 5thsv.
Lots Oh 65l 6ithsts, near 5tiav.
Lots 5Shtt., opposite the PAik
Lots u 5th-av 18th aud 7oths sts
Lots on 10th aud 77th-sts., near 5h-sv
Lots u 18th and 79h-sts., rear 9TH sy
Lots 5th and 8Sd'st.
Lots on 5th and s5th.st.
Lots On 5th Az, e8th aud Sith Ste
Lots on 5has, ed, 9Sd, Tooth and lt6th-sts ,
Also cotiIe avenue fronts with os sdonin4 an me
streets desirable location the PAs Aso large
number OF los fronting the Park. ON sh.sy
SAMUEL E0DY, No 81 Lib-Itys.
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Cost ano fonN.

L OST or STOLEN-CERTIF1CATE for l3o
Ii SHARES Of STOCK in the CENTRAL MINING com
PANY or LAKE SUPERIOR, as follows Certificate NO
2 for 10 shares In the Of s. r. Brady No 80 or Io
shares In the Of Charles Whtesey aud Cerhcste no
BIZ Subscriber at Detroit on about ths 2t OF Decemoei
last aud addressed TO Spencer Villa Co. Boston Mass SAID
been received by said firm Persons are
hereby cautioned against purchasing said ss they
are property Of the subscriber sAMUEL +. BRADY.
Detroit, Jan. g. 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

A. J. BLEEoxER, Auct0neer.
TRUSTEES' SALE-No. i03 Greenwich st.
I A J. BLEECKER son Co. viii sell at Auction on
WEDNESDAY Jan % at u O'Clock st the Merchants ES-
change BY OF the Trustees Of the estate Of Ann Hayand
decessed
GREENWIC ST The three story brick HOUSE aud
LOT No 4 east sde, Beshst The building II heavily
tbesd and well adapted for 10 cents remain
Ma, Sc al No u Broad.st u,452l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
L. c. HALLIDAY, Aqetonser o,,

BY T.. {. HALLIDAY, Auctioneer .
DOSITIVE SALE of fWAVERLY-PLACE AMI
ii eTH.ST PROPERTY.-E {. HALLIDAY will sell q.
Auction TUESDAY Jan. & 1882 at IL O'Clock, a. the Aer'
chants Exchange .,,
WAvFRLY-PLACE-Th 6rst ella. three-story BRICK
HOUSE and LOT No. ll9 Wsyey place . feet in wide,
font ana rear, and 100 feet deep. . ,,,,.,,
NINTH H-ST.-rhe frst.cass three-story BRICK HOUSE
aud LOT No Is 9ths feet In. wide, front and rear and
" feet Terms sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
paints, Oils, Glass, 81.

NOAL OIL.-The subscriber, owning tract OF
~ Camel CoN LAaa on the PsLn'yvania Cer,ri RaI'sa
vi.hts 70 associate himself with COMPANY diss
make Coal Oh JOHN y BENNErr. No. iss lau Bous~.
OOBURNs EXTRA OIL-yery superior 70,
~ Nc ehuery snd Burnias-non. ass:rab e. BArrssa
V - ealoes- John W. QUINCY Co. Ne. Ml.soN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25


MONDAY, Feb. II, at IL O'Clock at the Mer-
wi chants Exchange viii sell that part Of the Estate OF
Jane, sctoles allotted Clayton scholes in the Nineteenth
Ward Brooklyn:
IFS LOTS Broadway, Harrison, Marcy, Lee, Bedford
Wythe and KeDt-avs, - - .,- -.
WITHIN sFEW MINUTES WALK Of the FERRIES FROM
PECK-SLIP. JAMESSIP AND GRASD-sT.
so per remgiR bond and mortgage Maps Sc at
No. u Nasssust
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furniturs.

ENI.MELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNI-
~ IURE In I'll eolors and styles, Wholesale and recall
A, prices from Is and upward
WARREN WARD No. 117 CAnal-st- lola No 81
Your door ess. Of Brosdwsy, New Yosk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

O1OO REWARD.-S50 Reward will be paid
~ IUU for information under oath, which will lead 20 tne
discovery who the author I,tees of he printed
Einseenth Ward OF this city the
h dsy Of December 1853 Charter Election day nd'rsed
Readpg Bible In the Plbdc hoo dated 9th December
1883 upon the conviction OF such person or persons by
S. D. MOULT0N corner OF Sdsv. and ffh-st-
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90 Wbom it map Gcntern.

CPECIAL NOTICE. in GOODYEARs
- PATENT for yULCANIZED RUBBER sUsPEaDEks,
BRAIDS WEBS and ell other fabrics sOd articles made oy
Combining with threads she-:s OF vulcan
tied Rubber notified hs. unless toe sarns are properly
stamped labeled with my ana By r5 anhoty -l
CANNOT BE LEGALLY DISPOSED OF In the United
stses Merchants and dealers invited N examine spec
mems nov In store their orders for The Spring trade
10 the uDde.isnsd exclusive Of the titles and excsye
rights the Paen for these Goods which emor:oe al ths
Also licenses Ranufac1re and sell and the terms may be
obtained sppIston 70 me, a. No - Ia ~ I,sv
York. hOhACh IL VAL.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
fnrs an0 Robes.
printing.

AT EvERDELLs Wedding Cards, NoteA
IA ke-These celebrated Cards splsnSdy engraved ony
). h.S 10 Broad~sJ cor Of Orders received BY mall
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

VNHE ELLIPTIC SPRING BED.-This is the
mos, durable, Comfortable ssi sconomis. sfRlN6 BED
n existence. Cali anA see IL 0; Nc. rs Brosdsay
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

n LII FAMILIES WANTING good SERVANTS
Ceman Irish Scotch, English, &c., call at the large
INsTITl'TE and HOME OF DoMESTICs, No. 1873 1lth.st
cosnsr This extensive place has abundance Of civil
caoable help anti all at moderate wages Conducted by
rexpect table American lady. Call and see.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

A TWATERs First Premium S25 SEWING
IN MACHINE il the best in the market for family u,e II
simple in construction and reliable n operation
without noise not liable 10 get out OF order aud anJ
person ordinary skll Send for circular
ATNA1ER S. NJ. CO., No. fo3 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
CHAMBER FURNITURE, il

II al ooors d saperor and vsnsns> nsnnfsssr. nnsns IA
In lsai soaps fr-seo fruit ana fore r. rAkkin1
VoHs 30 Csoas.., opposite Wosss. EsssasHsA isS'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ALEXANDRA
ORGANS Of superior make, .. great bsgains Second
hand Piano, low prices ranging from Us 70 10
One Of the largest Catalogues Of Music IN the u Musical
Instruments and musical merchandise OF a kinds at the lowest
no..b. rates New Pianos and Meodeor for and rent
SLOWED If purchased Monthly payments received for Pianos
N- HORACE WATERS Asen. No. sss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

A LARGE STOCK of plain and carved PIANOS,
N al wholesale prices for cash SECONDHAND PlANOs
At so u.s. 100 and $40 A. T. THOMPSON 4ss Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

WANTED-By competent Girl, with excel
w Ie1t CITY reference situation q. COOK and LAUN
DRESS does up non style; most excellent bakeL un
desapd. meats and poultry wages S. Also G OF
Ie 10 WAIT on TABLE, do CHAMBERWORK aud plain
sRwING quick her work wages 81 Call g. No. ZIG
East 23dst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

ALBERT WEBER, Manufacturer, No. l53
N West Broadway, Csnai 81 viii sell lsrss s''ort
Of his celebrated PIANOFORTES al very erest par.
gains: secondhand -FORTES taken In eXcLsnse n
their full value. A call Is respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
EOR SAVANNAH a.d FLORIDA.-Tk

TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U.
JIG NAIL LINE Tho ayorit~ Steamship ALABAAA -
Geo r. schenct, will leave on WEDNESDAY, JenaSy !.
D. m from Pier No. North Riyer Throufs nssev prs
adm ssnsd only board. For heizht psssazs s97Y
gAkt L. MITCHELL BON No. IL brosast
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Dantina Ata6emies.
H!usital 1nstruments.

4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANO-F0RIfISl lnew
IN and scond-hand), for SALE and HIRE, s;sWA.KERS 8
Wsrsrooms Astorpsce AID shst, Clinton HAA Arrange.
men be made bS which the hire will be allowed In case OF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

NOTICE is hereby gwen by the Colnnissioners
IN Of Jackson County Ohio holders Of ,ae Bozs Of
Per Gen, Losn made by The ComIs.iorer' Of said
March lao that provision made or sne of the
rfsTe.. fell e the l., oi JanlaE ls .ol PROMPTLY
sri timely raid by the COursou.rs Bennett Go Cifi
rene Bank Of Jseksa, 10 be forw.rdsi TO he t brl o
payueu. tns<rest then due said
bonds; couseqaeree Il the re Of tas Ctrens Bank
crey ded and there eeinI other fln6s
IN the Treasury applicable the nt Of interest now due on
bonds fEd posSble the January inefes ~ a,
day Of JAY, la ~ah time there VIII be ahds "a
the Treasury amply Ue1 pay al interest due and
then 20 become and thai the ;srest on u. ooe"r. 2s
ice IL tf Jlauary. isss vii then be promptly laii-Jan
l3ss. JOIN SANDERS,
t. EDWARDS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

TOB COMPOSITOR WANTED.-A frst-rate
- hand at FOLGER K TURNER'S Steam Printing Estab.
li.Au Mt Mo Joh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

ONCE OF rar ATLANTIC Mutual Issuance CoArAsrt
Esw.YoEk, Jan. 81 isSe :

THE TRUSTEES, in conformity vita the Char
Of the Company s-bu. tAe olo wing Saeira' OF i
a1sirs the ST.; December, ltS:
Premium. received Marie RhsI ffou ~ Jia 80, %.
ua-y lsS 20 5lu December, lsJa.., sAl4-i5,- ~
Premiums OF Policies 10; marked Of ls January, -. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

JASUARY 49, lG5s )
yTNHE DIRECTORS Of this COMPANY have DE-
Il elar,d SeniA Annual DIN IDEND Of PER CENT, psy
abe February l. IT, whi.h Transfer Bcots viii b
closed. .. X. COSGER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25

NIANTED-A situation by Protestant Ger
w man Girl TO do HOUsEWORK; is good Plain Cook.
WASHER and Irouer with city reference Apply at No n Ave
mn. c. first Aoor bach room between 5th aud 6th'sts
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
Wants.

COYERNEsS.-A young lady wishes situa
N tion as Resident Waiting GOvERNEsS In family I
Now York, Brooklyn. or the vicinity instruction gwen
Musc Epesb ana City references given and required
Aaereu L. r NJ Box No. 4ol4 New York Post-Ohice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-06
rYGuRSION TICK.Rj8Ts
,gPH, has Departed. ON Saturday morn.

80 last, a Wafer Street Clothicr sin good stand.
NO. serruptitously abdicatel these parts. lcav,
~ an order with his youthful clerk, TO sell ont
Is stock to Thomas, Richard and Henry at anv
NICE. Tic clo.hier is now supposed to. be
II,yoriating in that equanoxial region of rascals
tnorp as "parts unknown" His liabilities
,nountcd to somewhere in the ,neigbborhood of
m, thousand dollars, and yesterday morning
II, establishment was industriously beseiged
Nth various small judmcnts,i and everything
was turned 1opsy turvey, the aforesaid Thomas.
Richard and Henry having bought up pretty
nearly everything in the house at a .ruinons low
mice. The immediate cause of the clotbier's
jeoarturc We here undertake to state: For \
wear past lie has been paying some attention to
4 buxOm Irish lass in East Wheeling, and in
order to accomplish his purpose, it is said, he
promised to make her "bone of his bone, and.
ls,h of his flesh" Here recently the Irish lass
has had reason to hurry the matter up, and the
clOthiey promised to meet the important en-.
gsgeutnt yesterday. Having not the Slightest
notion of marrying the girl aud not wishingsto
suffer the consequences of his indlscretion.s he
raked up what money he could lay his hands on
and departed. His sudden leaving has occa-
stoned little excitement about Water street,
AID crcditorsare trying to get theirmoney back.
Those who trusted him most and thought him
a good man and marvellous proper" clothier..
nos doubthis ability to keep house of public
entertainment.
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FOR SAI.B.lR .Rl5aIrTJ4

oFPEt for sas rent. the Nut known as the
MqQtiaTd NIL, continuing three run OF 5arTs, with
all the nent.a Taeris IttlcrilrmL
set 81 CardlnE chimes. for onsl niacili-
merry, i! retIurrdt CONNECTED m the mill civ
en- lnEnt dittely,5 81 reP'drtd.T 81 lH 'i35ffJEi
Also for sale, tTo tarul, zach oont3Ingoyer huu-
dre and sNty-aStes. widen tlere-sr aisit tr
hundred ncEes cleared, In excellent good STATE.
OF cuitiyatioE With an Orchard
Will: good Urchhrlisud BugdinNEx e y hBr ~
Also lot Of ground about sayeD acr.z Ia
high state Of cultivation, Nui DwtII!nE
thu large Store Heus will !ack-
smith shop: and stebltng ssat orEeS, togpther
!. t.S5 gre AZ Us a59Ys gEoPtrtH
m Fish Greek, Marsui county, the yRtss uIesk
PIE iCadnE to BellLoni on:the li, s o.. IEalroa
This is OF thsbeSt locations w. the
purchase, Of Titeat and property
Inoney 10 be paid In hand and TIE hal rce
asss OF one TO AID tsse years viii froin date,
A C&II hive the SEED
Ing tbs fall, Il relurs also be
E sttck and farming on accornmnatuE te.s-
70: further nforthatfon aply N tie suhser tile
premises. s-4t4 EsssIr5: slFsJ III OER1HOOK
EusI1 d611m = Woodland; Nurstrili 60. Va
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Bd Ne,' idea in Steamboat Building.
The new steamboat built by Capt. Wilson for
asssIy. Reed and Mitchell, of Evansville. Ind.
is nOw about completed, andIwill leave for Greer,
river in day or two. She is ashuntlred and
ten feet long and sixteen and a half feet beam.
Sac has an upright tubular boiler, similar to
those used upon locomotives, and an immense
deal is thus saved in weight, space and expense
With about ten tons of freighs to give her an
eEen keel, she will only draw about eight inches
water. Steamboat,nen who have seen her saw
tina; if the tubular boiler works it willintroduce
an entirely new idea in boat buiiaing, aud her
coming out is therefore looked to with consider
able interest. As an emblem of her extraor,ii-
dFary light draught, her owners have placed
upon the top of the jack staff, large water
sprinkler. A casual observer, upon seeing this
wauii suppose that she intended to run lust
where She pleased and carry her own water.
1t is thought she can be run on the morning
dew bat in this, nothing extraordinary will be
accomplished, as many STEAMBOATS, have been
running on due and over due ever since the
railroads took away the freight
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BUSINESS N0pICES.

4 little 1rmy.-J. NJ. s.eed, Esq, Par
kersburg; Capt. Jos. Burns, New Orleans; Ja
cob Bell, Esq, Utica; o. Rev Geo. Brown,
Uniontown, Pa; j. G. Morris, Esq, steuben-
vile; a. Bennett, Minnesota; j. Thompson,
Esq, Wisconsin; A. Moore, Esq, Santa Fe;
j. S. Meyer, Esq, Indiana; H. p. Camden, ives.
ton, Va; Mays Bell, West Alexander Capt.
Jos. Richardson, Wheeling; DR.. A. a. Alison,
Wheeling; I. N. Pumphrey, Wheeling; Mr..
LETTERS, Wheeling; and and hundreds of Others,
say of DR.. Todd's Anti bilious or Liver Pills
that they "the best pills we can get.''-
These pills and DIR. Chapman's Hcarhound Bal
sam for Coughs, Colds, &C., are for sale by deal.
orders 10 L. H. LoG&N Il Co.
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-06
fO1GEEH0HNTG COLLEGE.
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Incorporated 1853. nti or1Tssd tyif It TtIE FSc ltl
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-set p.e IStris AID GJrnGay:
The Coece Edifce WsSt Penn Square Is sufficiently
calncous 10 accom- mod to the YecI7ticdE SCI coils
Which form tho Poly tecnic College, viz:
The SUHOCLiUR MINES, designed to impart thor
outhiy scientific and prhcGT training AIia Engineer
i ana IN Iie best NJ tturS 0i determining
Ahnerai Lands, and Of anal; and Min
erai pI oslnnts llls
T,e ESclIUtiL oP CIVIL ENGINEERING, in Which are
taught the most rpvt principles
IN tis construction OF Rods Br; ses buildings ,l Pubi:c
Morris and in the ApplicatshnaE prcpslin- y.ower.
Ihc SS!!cpi. or AIECiIA fySSFINFE!ISS where
IN fn course stvenOn asoh Philosophy anil ;he
principles "a the Mechanical ower,
he the location and Construction o. EilStucs
FGrnuCss, RoIirr:e~, &c.
rie- SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY IN which striIaris are
theiTtcles of the Sccnce well as ;prsct;cCd in
OF 3ItaerGls, Soils, &c.
AHCtifEGfuRE enl Typographical anil Mpchanisal
DRAMtEa are !nclude cd In courses. The Yarncef5
pas oLe day IA the week the Field, eve!
criE.s Laboratory iasruc;ion,4
t'e degree Of aceOr, any OF the industrial pro-
LESSONS aoresaiI conferred pubc CommeIce
nlent hc' %r'Hay during the last week in June upon
SUCCESSFUL students WHO have attended TWO years.
tHz ANIMAL Will begin A;II;iy Sep
ter.bsr 19tt, iS5O. - ~
Referee inv Ills, ling. j. e. / orr, ESQ.
For CaiAi gRes and further iniO fniat.ou. address
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-06
Trustea,s :Sa1a.


by virtue of bearing date the 2sth De-
ID oember, 1858, from William GoWdy to james H. stout
s whea tearing date thu 9Th June, 1879, bo recorded
in the Clerks office of Ohio county Court shall SELL 10
the highest bidder public auction, premises
matter described on Fridsy sQth 1885,
commencing at 10 oclOsk NJ the following proTerry
that Is to tile Iotnunbered hnndre d
no. lSl) the plat of that part the City Wheeling
laid OF BY William Chapne and John Eo, Enon as.
Centre Wheeling, situated the side Of Chapline
street, also, the undivided half Of the lot numbered two
hundred and four no 2u4l and undivided half OF the
south half Of tie lot numbered hundred andvebOth
of which lots No. 2O4 and 2O situated on the west side
OF EoT street. hetWeen st aud that paIt
of the City OF Wheel commonly called Centre Wheeling
CASH ii reoaining thrge fonrths in three install
the day sales the purchaser giving his
hondS for the credit b deed OF trust
upon the property.
The title believed to be Insuulabc and uEncumer.l
hut selling trustees shall convey such title as Is
by the deeds before mentioned
=Fi JAMES S-aNViIEAtF, f4as.a -
JAMES II. STOUT, ga +s-f5
GEO. &. WIOKHAAII Trustees
Auettoneer.1 ~ tapR3C=til =