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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11

STATE OF NORTH CAROIINA,ls
OFFICE SECRETARY STATE. {
RUFUS H. PAGE Secretary of State. in and for the
State of North Carolina do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy of the original on file in this Office.
Given under my hand this l1th of February, 1859
RUFUS H. PAGE, Secretary Of State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr. S. IITCH, Hyde Park, Vt writes :- That the horse
considered worthless, (hs Spavin) but
since the free of the Mustang Lniment have sold him
for 81 cash Your Lniment has been doing wonders up
here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

Sales of Real Estate.
By Miller 4 McEvy.
lot n side 8th av, aft In N 3Sd st IL 4xO0 SO 925
lot s. side Houston st 81 # iu E. wlet 6x65 2s7S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
NEW YoRk HsA1D, SATURDAY, NAY J. 1s5e-Ta1rLs SHEET

The soutbeyr trade IL over and that from the Western
ctatep h nao drawing 70 period OF SUSPENSION 70 con-
tnue until the fall trade sets in, which, Win me
usually commences early In July. and nat rom inc "oe
States been moderate, but OF more healthy charac
ter Should the crops prove abundant all anticipate
improved And sound trade from that quarter me coming
autumn. Many unlquidated claims with t.at section OF
summer harvest OF wheat gathered. Indeed until that
period 10 reached, merchants have found easurably
useless 70 press their claims In the newer States Of the
West Had the people Of that part Of the country surplus
sufficiently high 10 afford them satisfactory profits
J The pear by trade the past week has been good
while the city retail trade usual has been somewhat
less active account Of moving day Tho
add something both 10 the business Of obbers and retail
ere Should foreign occur will likely augment i'm
porati0ns while lis effect upon the value OF cot.
ton may such act unfAvoraby upon the Southern
TONS tend 70 improve the interest OF manufacturers
However fvoraby may act on some interests others
are so much injured by as to more than counter
balance ts benefits that the greatest interest OF the
nestle goods the past week have been without important
change IN prices. Drills continued in good export
demand, and the best makes were held ut &c., while
bleached at S@c and blues more quiet at ioAc
moderately fair business was doing In lawns Prints were
quiet Challes more rm. Cloths and cassfnefes were
quiet. Light fancy cassmeres were In fair demand.
In foreign goods styles Of desirable French articles
in demand, and prices steady Engieh reasonable
fancy goods also in good demanA and prices sustained
The season for sales by auction also drawing TO Close
Some that were held ihe past week embraced ribbons
which sold ut satisfactory prices considering the advanced
tate the On the 9TH instant favorable sale Of
lace curtains made aud Messrs. Haggerty Co. held
sales Of Canton mating, including good 10 prime qualities
The article The principal large BALES wiz be over within
q week or ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
Steamship Marion, Charleston.
Wind during the day SW.
Tc.eCraph rIar,no Report.


SANDY nook: Mayo sunset.Two balls and two briss
very hszy
HIGHLANDS, May g., sun.st-A ship showing Lay.tn
bound in Wind s. Light ' A'"' ''' O"''
soUAN. May supseNo inward bound vessels In sarht
Miscellaneous.
TEE Loss OF THE SANDMAN BRIG GUIsEpPrNAThe follow
ing reports obtained from Capt Guide Of Jex from
Belize Eondras rhe foundered in the Caribbean
Sea- about the 4h u Of which mention was made in The
HrRAIDs Belize correspondence the h inst the Sar-
dnn brig Guepptna chartered by Atlantic and Pacific
Guano COMPANY of New York to carry auppes
to their guaIo Islands in the Caribbean Sea- She
pssd her outward voyage hsving visited AYES and Swan
on her voyage with cargo Of suano wea she
pwrg am f9 ay as rsSosd J three
.e sSnsrras On the IN t but there dscrepen-
from p0''n y ''0 'fe~ may YET DC hoard
GLITTER Snip TWILIGHT Capt Gates is now rapidly loading
stpjer TO- East River for San Francisco Coleman
Co.'S ne This famous clipper made the GOO
70 San during the year 1883 and delivered her
LIS perfect order for the voyage sail on WedneS
has board The captain crew Of bark re abandon
ed stsea. Nopasculars.
very heavy weather DUNG the sw gale Of Ia n "hs Gao
blown Ds . Of s 10 a 20 Ion r. and an re gale from Ne
mas not sustained any damage.
AswEpsR BARK put into St Georges Bermuda soth ult
,Cs sspss win aSr.
Assistance hss been sent 10 her.
BH BRIG dIAouR of s. Jorns Nr Campbell from Pernam-
Ee o se w driven ashore On h False
tBoth o. above we're before partially reported -
snn ys a % from
received other slight damage. ~
1ssaed tina, ship Eagle Wing has not been sold as re-
Whalemen.
Arr at New BEDFORD sth s,nt shp Banstsble Fisher
$ a IS $50
30 sSs III rom s1p towpsr % WI Oh sSsd
sied Of dfe' Fl. ssss a
or rw ao s Mach "a EVER c rss
@ s s aS ns
On he s'nrboard tearing on copper and sheas the
SD bib ship harriet Pacific ocean
AR al GIeenpot "a lost schr Black Diamond Young from
sa rom Sag Hartor 2snrt bark Washington Bascocl for
Iuta,o island Jan Oxford Mayhew FIJI casks all FULL
AnD F siafd l'0'' ou''r Oonnd Dissolution TO
H ao III s S Ssss Tsc rS
rero5'sa At ape Town. CGH, Fen iOl
g e sl q S zs.Isas
ssf reports
S ssSSs
tuche asvtftbs r elb 0 on bouonry IN order TO make
osaus t. and sas wond Be prossb ~
aid told. ID
letter from Capt Fsnders of chip India NB ports her
81 1t GATHERINGS March a. VIII 700 Sls oil ell told
gale March lost foreopmac and a4 30 uorong
by and lost boats ssving remaining
osd, s,ng With them Davis Searers stts aud ynsDs
.tacu d. wb 60 eet main rail- saunc.ous splitting PLANK
shear and half Of the bu ts also paes oars
and shout sheets OF resi from OF the ship Damage dsu-
'asied y sser MHsee:gcd . pth P3,ito, repa,rss
svca Is I4rois having 70 bsasp les. ysso,ts
4.ic stitch aGae lI3 b, a. -
A.s raoGs At orolac from roatt o California, repcro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

Fcreagn and Domestic Mails.
TIME or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK oFrIoN
DoxEsrIC. Norh-Albany, Buffalo and Csusds s.4s p
North and West way mail ..,,,...... az A NJ
We3terp mail via Erie RI 61s A NJ and Ala p *
south and southwestern
riAta. .......,....,,,,,.,..5kk NJ and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

S,uth and southwestern
Eastern mai, BY railroad 81 n s snS
SUNDAY MAus. On Sunday an maia oote al this
Office at ~ r N.
UAiiScaSIA. The steamship Gran will san on Saturday
GGs syy Z, Tor sspinwsll taking supplementary
The Overland Msil Tor Californis leaves Louis
every kc.day and Thursday, ats A N. Letters
dessned for 1t should b marked "overisnd, sis
g. LAKE. Cry The Overhead MHn from ST. yuseph oJ q, Gall
lake city, leaves 81 Jsseph every SATURDAY. at
via St Joseph"
HAvAsA......ly steamship Cabawbs, Thursday,
vsxroo.. From Few ORLEANS by steamship fsnaessso on
the lat and 10th 8f each month Nsettera SHOULD
be placed In the Office ut New York sx days pre-
BAHAMA lLSps me cay alter he arrival OF each alter
nate Cunard packet at thu p1st, being
month, tie steamer EasnRk WIN be desp ID
sih mails for the Bahama Hands 70 be lsndsd
SuaoRn......By stesmship Ariel, for southampton
and Havre, Saturday MS5 7.......... .l0T 4. M
TINE or CLOSING At TIE LONDON OFrfcs.
The Overland Mall Bombay closss IN Isados
follows:-via sa-Jeiles, ON the ri and ,s,h M
each month. Viz Southampton NE lAh AZ
CALCUTTA. Sd, loth 18TH Ath via Marsellss .a I'm
G.a, 9th, via Southampton. -
CHINA, &c. Via Narcotics on the lob and 10Th Via soma
amptou 4fA and 10th.
Vim Mhrseiilea Snpz Scu,,
Ampt0p and Suez, l2tI.
MbuNrtos.. ys Alden on the 9TH snd Tu the r,,,,in
BRA2u.: VIA SOUTHAMPTON ine 9sh OF the moptS
~ re Marse'us nns on tb9 eve n sbovs
atca Elor'r ~ NIeea gnn,sr
despatched shs n'loDtug sptos "
The tov1HinpAr s,sir he'd ,s .as ~. -.t- %,
'fnye d%es ebJni Ane NJ theac dses fen ~ oar ar
mail despatched he l.osolua pcigioua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

Canadian was in light supply and rm. Southern flour
higher, and in active demand, with sales of about
1000 bbs, closing within the range Of our quotations.
Rye flour and meal continued firm within the range
Of the above figures Wheat was held at higher figures,
which tended TO check transactions. The sales footed
about rs 900 bushels including prime white kentucky
&c.; white Western at 81 IS; red and mixed do.
at 81 So a 81 Sc; and inferior Chicago spring
at 9Oc. Corn WAS 1rmer, with sales Of about
14C00 bushels, including old Western mixed at 3d.
9Cc, and Jersey and southern yein% .. s-; rye was
reported at csc To-, for inferior State and at
70c for fair California Oats in good request with
"a es OF State at 81 $780, and Western an Guardian
at 60c. 62c. The following statement showing the re-
ceps and exports Of flour and grain at this port the
week ending today is from the circular Of William G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
THE DRY GOODS TRADE,

The fOoWIpg Is comparative statement OF tue imports
Of fol egn dry goods at New York for the week since
Jan, L.
FIR the Week. 1857. 1858. 1859
Entered at the port. $99o,sl5 769,st3 1882, 246
Tnrown on market e. 603,2b3 919,50s 1,709,sl3
Since Jan. i.
Thrown market,.. S70la,6l5 22,2926i9 1888, 42e
By the above official statement will be seen the en-
tries Of dry goods at this port the past week. as well as
the thrown upon the market, were largely ~ ex
Of those for the period in 1857 and 1885, The
aggregates since the LIST Of January last also
Of the two previous years.
The following tables give the details and classidcaons
Of the uporatons Of dry goods at the port Of New York
for the week ending May 9, 1859 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REpoRr.

FRIDAY, May UP. n
AsHB-We have no change in prices, while the sales
Of both sorts were limited
BREADsruFFs, -Flour-the market displayed increased
mness and activity and closed at advance, especially
for the latter class Of brands The sales rooted up about
10000 bbls., closing within the following range of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

Tota.. s1e,e264s7 l5,e5o,73e ls,57s,n1 2s7sl, $50
The following table exhibits the respective amounts of
exchange held by tie various banks and also the
due TO ostan banks the latter being comprised in the
table deposits eho abova-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07


The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
500 34S, 633 81, and the balances 81 O79 $40 TO-
The Third Avenue Railroad has declared semi annual
dividend of two dollars and half per share payable on
the 18th inst
Two dispatches in town, purportng give later
quotations of consos than those sent to the Associated
Press. One Of them, from an official in the service
Of the United States, quotes cosos 93 the other says
they were done a, 93 1t is only necessary to observe
that the 23d, which TIC day which this decline is
sad TO have taken place, holiday, which pub
TIC business "as DONE the dispatches refer private
transactions Is Reasonable to look for lower quotations
for consos they are ar high considering the con
dtion and prospects Of Europe During the Crmean war
IS was considered fair quotation
One might suppose that Vest had built competing
lines enough but appears that the people Of Iowa and
Illinois propose TO construct new rival TO the alena in
the shaps Of tho Albany and Mendoza road from Clinton
on the Mississippi to the Burlington road 70 Chicago II
seems that there three years ago an under.
standing between the Gaena road and s natural con
nuaton through Iowa-the Chicago iowa and Nebraska
Railroadto the effect that tbs roads were 10 CONNECT
by bsicge across the sMssiespp at Clinton Ga the
strength Of this understanding, te Nebraska ROAD was
pushed forward with energy and the people OF Clinton
subscribed $4,000 towerd the bridge Quite latslv
however,. 70 has been rumored thu. .he eaa ebsu,
hsve bridge bali some three mics bpes up Lao river
Ut oourfe II LlAds o. motives arc ascrietd 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-09
THE TN FELLIGENCEk
From the n. Y. Express. ]

An Iopn ~; THE PogrRY OF DANTE-Mr.
Lord delivered his lecture on the poetry vi
Dante. on Monday evening. Alter lie" pre-.
Gminary remarks, the lecturer proceedeu 10 e''G
q history of the Poet, from inc iiFSt ia law ,s r
his muse. which exhibited itself at the age 0l
nine wears in the shape of sonnet 10 niue
girl in scarlet, to that grand producuon' wnlch
Is celebrated as the greatest that han ever zee"
written from the time of Homer IL was .o"i
that juvenile effort that Dante conceIFcI inc laea
of defeating his lie to the purpose ol "o''"' ,'6
Beatrice. the subject of his precious muse oy
rnor;no to her n monument of poetry whleh
shonli last for all ages The lecturer euloSlzeu'
IN rylowino language the purity OF the passion
which Dante conceived for Beatrice anu ""'e"
was evinced in so singular manner NOT was
this sentiment of the poet deserving oil pralse'
because she was so inspired it was worthy, from
ber beontv or requirements, Of this homage,
but because it raised him from earth To me con
temptation of excellences. he anaiyze" !lle
MInierno." showing the horrors with which
Dante had invested the different circles oil Inc
Region Of Woe and the exqIsIteneSs OF MS 81
fire in depicting the tOrments Of historical per,
sonoges The 1Purgatoric" WAS then glanced
at. with its modified physical tortures IN eXPia-
ton of sins not of a mortal character. "Poraul-
70 F" and its beatitudeS, with his beloved 6ea-
trice sitting in the highest glory, ana al'eF
wards conducting the poet from star 10 staf anu
resolving his theological doubts, was nest a"e't
upon, as the most interesting an" inc s""i,'iies
part Of the poem. The subsequent career OF
the Poet was next traced, his prosecutions his
wandcrings, his final retreat at Rayen9a, and
death there, and the repentance OF the tloren-
tines, when too late, for having ban shed nun.
The lecturer closed with some eloquent remarks
on the effect which this divine poem has mad III
civilizing the world and i'll giving not only an
impetus to genius, but as tingins it with the
peculiar characteristics which mark the MASTER
piece of Dante.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-09
FR,ANKLIN HOUSE.
No.3I5 CHESTNUT STREET,


,,,. 49, ID ,,sra,v announces 20 the patrons q: the
"Prauklin" and the public generally, may n" n as
eon,e the Sole Proprietor OF above named Hotel Vlh5
nuTehesed the entire of former pnrt anes
Laird and assumed the whole manaE'n M ~ c;f
assisted nv Mr. e. ChaISey, late OF the Cneu STATES
Hotel Of this city. ,, ,,..,, .,,o -,,,,rIv
renovated within the past season, and no eNerion' VIII
go IN make IL Ortabls and pleasant home 'F e
,p.sts who shall favor with their pltronase.
with desire fully accomn III ate thc m.I nv
and other the Ainng hour has been
from TO O'Clock p. NJ, introducing the si Al tn.es
which ha. been satisfactorily carried OUT NJ many
ths most popular Hotels different sscons o the country!
The hours for meals as follows, viz:
Rrenkfnat from TO 10 O'cIOcik a. M'
Dinner from to O'cio y W.
Tea from 6 O'Clock q. N
supper from TO 4 O'ciocH T. W.
Itisthe dissemination Proprietor that the Frank
lin shall business Hot. ~ Sr 80
nv close attention due regard for The
Of ths guests hopes receive h"sra4 share OF pa
~ Coaches will attendance AT all OF the lines, to
convey Messengers to Fare :. cents for " u
nd one trunk land wibc aiioweito he
'chH[g ;cs or Board has been reduced Doa" and
Fifty Cents per dry. -.r,urpsp
Loe,r PROPRIETOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-09
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
.ExtremeIy low Prices, now Opening
ISAAC PRAGER'S.

TTAyING Just returned from New York with a wen &C.
ii .cted and very cheap stocko Dry ana Fancy 9oous
would request the public examine it before
els.brr NV stock Goods will he found 10 con
Sist Of the latest styles and that my
Inwsr than those o. any other house would can pa
uar attention some Figured BTilantFI worn IN,
1RGr AT only l2L5c; Plaid Ducais worth 23c at ~ ~
cod IA Chi1Ees wor; l5c and other goods III pro-
nortion Muslns and Lnenl vii! sci! Muslin "oI
f9<c nj Toe and Irish Linen worth - at 4c go bohets
eonprisng the styles, and which being
6srect from the manufacturer will sell cheaper tn IN ever
before 100 pcs Ribbons; loo Ruches Flow anu
everything raining the Millinery line aI 10
branch cali particular attention OF te FF"a<' ann VIII
be offered At the lowest figures. IT.. ,--.,. hos,
EMBRoiDERIEsIf you wish TO md the aTge't D Sa
CnIlars sets of Sleeves and Collars Bands anu
Fdgngs Al less figures than other
onO 9r Kid Gloves Ste, Sorth 81 5uu pr Ms Al
1oc worth 25c; 20O la ldkerchefs at l2%e, worth
49, 100 do AT issZ 25c 125 Iemstch landkerches
At worth 6GI; so do at Soc worth I5 % superior 40
A. 81 &c worth 81; 1000 white Brians at %lE;' worm
1s1[; 100 s3t, worth 23s ms well as any GnSF
TSite NansOoks both plain, plaid anu
propoTonntey 5no0 Dollars ort q Pc %T"aS
sntabe for Merchant Tailoring Trade, and OF which am
have the largest stock in Wheeling, will be sold
70 the Trade at less any other House IN "heThg
can S. them att and all ask is examination ana Sm
convinced Of my ability to SELL Gail and eS4nine Tor
SouItsnSI''eS l23 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-09
THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR f!
PREPAREp RY DIR. sANFoEp,


rs one or The BEST PURGATIvE AID LIVER NE
DICISEs before the public that Grth.r'ti
SnoTn II is not only CIftdGyt;c but Lrsr remedy
actn first eject its morbid matter then
sIn 80 e1ienced in the oreratons Of most Ca
Mdrfics It Strengthens the the time that
it purge' III and when taken day in moderate d0'eS' vi"
The LIVER OF the principal regulators of the
human body and Snen il performs its functions we'll
powers Of fnvdeTeioPed The stomach
dependent the healthy action Of the
LTS the 9 o. an a fault snd the
system suffers 'nf one orZauthe LIVER
fna Of noe H. to an, IN. remedy
!. i. iiab i.'' :
D TO E HiKa 'F1
has hut to try bottle rsrtaI; from
the system supplying in thrrpsee healthy 10" Of BILE
PURIFYING THg BLOOD,--civins and health the
whole machinery rerlovinGte cause OF the disease
sEEI g ATS ss' ss.s An NJ. Of ~:
One dose rien; to relieve the stomach
and prevent the foOt froH-rising ami souring
Only one dosetakeu before retiring prevents NIGHT
onIy one dose taken At .nCht, loo-eus the bowels
gently, and cures COS--TITEEESS.
~ dose Of teaspoonfuls will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe- male reu,OveS,he
Cause Of the disease and m1kss EIEfsst cure
AORBCS, and preventive of CHOLERA
r. Only bottle is>oue-1et to ttroO out Of the
system effects OF uedi--cin- after = sickness
~ bottle taken foT-sJAUSDlCE removes ali sal
IoWness o unnatural cCIor-irom the skin
One dose taken shoTt~time before atinE gives Wig
or to the appetite, and makeS~fooi digest well.
( One dose often repsated-. CYROYTC DLAR-
I RIGA in its worst fOrrns- while S Q " " r and
BO VEL complaints -iiZannst to the aTst lose.
One two doses cures At tacks caused by WORMS in
Children Hpeedier remedy in
the world AS itnsTsrHdiLS. -
( SB.A few bottles curesI@DROPSY, by eEctinS the
/ RbsoTbepts.
We take pIeasursin mending :hI, medicine as
preventive r. FEVER AND AGCE, CHILL PEYER,
and all PEVERS OF . Bill LTOUS TYPE. II operates
WithceTtanty and thousands willing testify 10 its
wonderful virtues.
ALL WHO USE 1T ARE GIVJNG THEIR IMAM
HOCS TESTIMONY ~ ITS IA TOR.
Nc tcGteT IN the mouth t0iti ia THUi1OrdtOF, and
FtsdELoir both together.
THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daitS
working almost believe
TIE Fsf dose 0iriRg 5eRst and Eeldom
than bottle required to any Kind Of LIVER
HsadGcAe all OF which the result DIS
| EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, St5 Broadway, New York.
my1I-Iy T. H. LOGAN L CO.. WhseIIns- Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-09

No family shouldb without these invaluable curatVe
They remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
private With them the parent is armed and
pared the first approach Of disease and meet It
AZ the threshold arh keen bav tribe of medicine
rightly directed hours Of deseRse perfectly
that which by only be reeve nv long and ted
Gus hours suffering II at ALL With these st hand,
are Obliged the coming that often Distant
poisoned bIistere bIed but yourself administer
the simple specific and restore the ruddy current Of life
again health anil iov There only Injury arise
Ia any hut the general influence upon
the constitution, b=vond all question, is most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active efficient agent for the sale Of our
remedies in every United States
Address, DR.. =. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.,
No. 5e9 Broadway, New York.
s1-sO!d b she BrugEi.ts IN Wheeling. mhI4 ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-09
WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
DIarH rEAa R,c

u TIERNAN son, no. IL North Charles ST., Baltimore
offer sale the following articles, Of their i'm
portatIon, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-PemartneS finest pale, gold and
brown Sh=-ries. In wood and in glass
PORT wINEI-SaniemIn'G competition red and white
Port, in wood and In glass.
MADEIRA WlNE-JOhn Howard MarchB 1ue Madeira,
in wood aad In glass Also Crane Juice.
HOOK VINES Steinber MArcoh
ner, Cabinet, -niIch, Dronneh-rg, OF 1915
CHAMPAGNE WISES-Moet and ChandOnS hneSt, in
BRANDIE5-Otard Hennessy's fine old pala and dark
BrandIcs.
RUMs-nli and hn-, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands. imported direct from London.
HOLL IED GIN-Ths best quality-Tiern2n brRnd-Rnd
no mixture Of aromatic poison in il.
2AV half chests Of .he finest SOUCHOSG TEA nh5-ly
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Facility:

Fac JtIy:
* LOSIHS,
Princfpal-Lecturrr tllc Science 'f A'e"H7tA ''s
BusIlFsE LSrEESraH -s-.
= II. ira,
Professor Of the Theory and PTsetic" 81 c"f
Counussrc.a a. Calculations
IL IL YVES,
Associate Professor of BoOf S:e7.7E
V. c. joins son,
Professor Z BuSiuess a nd Ornaments Fen1a-1':'
g T. I'LL. - ns, EEg-
Lecturer Mercantile Law. -
RHV-R- YEATES REESE, y -
Lecturer Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
FJo, Joo Kennedy Hon. Joshu. van'sst.
IJon TbonaSSwaaz Wm. II, E.fShsr. E'l.r
I.r,b TIT Fso william Krai,-- E-q-,
The CoI!-l- - provided With Commercial l-'iAi'
Standard Works, expressly for th- us- Of --r'ieis
zach STUDENT desk TO himself, andi' seTsFa''"
stTucted. e,.-.,-,- e
ter az any time. -, .,gr,,
from TO II weeks.
DfProNA Is awarded to all Graduates. .,s-
Al1r-e and Beautifully Ornarzeufei Circalar -
upwards SQUARE TEET, representing the
Interior View ofthe College various
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-09
7. IT. SCOTT,
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling. va.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN

Watches- CIOeks. JeWesFy- watch a w.
Materials. Tools. GlaS9eS' p.--
- liver Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold Pens an -,
= ellis Cola and Silver SPectaclss, Port N"uIa
Card Cases Cabas, Work Boxes, Brushes Combs,
~ Fancy Scans Pocket Knives Scissors. RaE0rs
pistols Ger sl Plated Specks, Spoons ami FORKS
silk Guards Steel Keys, Steel Pens, Jet and cora
ami General assortnaent Of useful and fancy articles:
Having lately added largely 10 my stock TO- "a
the wholesale Retail Department., enables H'
oHer 10 .,.
Watchmakers, Merchants, Peois19, =,
and m. public generally very eonPIs;e sssor'Hen''
the lowest prices -,,rt-A.
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