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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11
D. l. THOMAS, u. d.
No.4t-i Vine street.

ysScExSIs Il, June %, 1873.
PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you aLout ulantiis
veud your recently DISCOVERED Hair Restorative, VIII
state, for whomsUesr cCEtsru, 10 80 have used IL
and known others ittaf- ast, for several yraTs
been in q habit using other Hair etursttts that
find yours vastly Superior any otrri know lt
tTrly cieauses the head OF dsrTut iii Hrcth's
pTup-r sll restore any fersoi's hair 80 tie cinai
youthful color aud texture giving it it-4 soE srd
glossy appearance: d all this, without dcolCrrE The
hands that appy Wlich idrpf. uoac,
therefore, It's 20 even LtzIo1a % Ly
Ing Gne color ~" texture &c their hair
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING.
o. J WOOD CO., PToprietars. 3i2 rrosdvsy, y. Y,
lin the n. Y. Raining Fstsh-hucLtt sua ia
N-rSet street. - Louis, No
And sold ty al good Druggist
deca-i ,t-WAW-Iy-sEs oet2G-Sni
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0- Disiatered. The remains of John
Burns, who was executed here on the 3rd of
Sentember last, were buried in the cellar of his
fathers house to be secure from the "resurrec-
tionists." Yesterday morning the remains were
disintcrrcd and conveyed to the Peninsula Gem
etery for proper burial
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. March 10.
SESATE.-Less than a quorum of Senators
answered TO their names when the Senate was
called to order.
Mr. Rice, of Mimi, from the Committee, APP
pointed to wait on the President, reported the
performance OF that duty and that the President
had no further communication 10 make. The
Senate then adjourned sine die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

CmcAGo, March 1O-Defcit receipts wheat
from the harvest of 1853 at this point, as stated
by the Commercial Express to-day, reached
100000 bushels compared with the previous
crop. Total accumulation of flour and grain
900 same week last year. Receipts Of wheat
here since Jan. LIST, 10000 bushels; less than
ut Milwaukee,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

SAvxxAu, March lO.-Many rumors are afloat
in relation to the capture Of portion of the
Africans landed by the SLAYER Wanderer, by the
u. S. officers. Il is said that they were taken
from the custody Of the officers and subsequent
" re-arrested. Its feared that the contest will
esult in boodshed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIDoEFORr, Pease Township, Ohio
December @. lS5S.

MEssRs. 7. H. LOGAN & Co.-Gents, under.
standing you agents for DIR. Todd's Liver
Pills, it gives me pleasure to say TO you, that
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Bilious com.
plants. have used them in my family for 10
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys-
pepsil, about 5 years ago, and when any of us
feel mnwel we always Dr. Todd's pills and
recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JOSHUA BAKER.
Il. II. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todd's Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanfords Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

Assignee's Sale of Real Estate.
IOY virtue Of deed Of assignment executed to by
II VIM. w. JmesOp, dated Feb. 10Th. 1858, and
record in the Clerks Office OF the County Court Ohio
county will offer for sale at public auction at the trout
door OF the Court House of Ohio county, Monday the
4th day Of April 1852 the Real Estate in said deed forth
situated the side Of Wheeling hill and within the
limits Of the city Of Wheeling, and designated lot No.
eleven on plat of out lots hid cut by F. T. Armstrong,
as Trustee OF Emily A. Zane, containing five acres and
thirty-tEo poles.
title indsputable. Terms made known the day of
sale. JOHN a. VINCENT,
mhi-lm Assrnee
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feb2G
T. Y. s R. NESBITT,

T. w. s. r. NESBITT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WARE
NO. &c MAIN ST, eust side,
BETWEEN RIDDLE STREET ,G MIL Alley
CENTRE WHEELING.
NST will manufacture and keep constantly hand all
w kinds of Copper, Tin Sheet Iron, JaPanned and En-
Ware, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills, Table Cutlery, &c
Cooking Stoves ParOr and Store Stoves Of the latest
best design all OF which Will sell extremely
low price for cash.
Jobbng Of all kinds promptly attended tosueh as roof
putting up conductor, spoutng valley, &c, &c
Articles OF every description line OF business,
the shortest notice and the best terms.
mh4-im 7. W. q X. NESBITT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

ID TIFRNAN son, No. u North Charles baltimore
for sale the following articles, Of their
I,ortation, particularly for family
SHERRY W1SES-PetnaEtins's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries. In wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-sandsman's competition rcd and whit.
Port, IN wood and Ia glass.
MADEIRA wINE-John Howard Mareh's hne Madeira
In wool and IN glass; also, Grape juice.
HOOK WINES ah4 sherg afarcobrul
Cabinet, Lieb-ra i-uaie, BroHlebers, Of 1s3C-
CHAMPAGNE WISES-ioet and Chandou's Enest, g
quarts AMI pitts.
BaANDIES-otar and iealezy' = fac Old pale anddai
Braudfes-
RUMs-nh and hne, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada a.
from ti4s Islands. Imported direct from London.
HOI.L ND GIS-Tt- best qaaty-TIeruan braud-Ai
I o IniNture Of aromatic potscn fri T..
go hall chests o. te finest sou liONG TEA misty
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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BROADWAY,

CORNER FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK.
Oners inducements MEEcII,sTs ToUEIsTs visiting
New York, unsurpassed by any hotel in the Metropolis
Te following are among advantage which pozsssses-
and when will he apPreeia.e ed by all travellers
list central location, convenient 20 places OF bustness
wen places Of amusement.
81. ScrupUou,ly clean, well furnished, AID well VeEta
ted sleeping apartments.
81. Large and supvrhy furnished sitting rooms, with a
aruhsnt Ladies' P4rior, commanding extensive view
Of Broadway.
4. BEING conducted tle European plan. visitors
live IA best style, with the greatest economy.
5th. II Is connected with
TIA YLOs's CELEBRATED SALOONS,
have their meals or, II they desire they
will be furnished ia their
6. The served the Saloons and Hotel is scknoT
dyed epcre to be vastly superior TO that ofauy other
Hotrl Ia the city.
With all these advantages the OF living the
SATIoSAL, other class Hotel.
feb36-3ndtwEw- A FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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K LIST. RoBr. MORRISON. VIII LOGAN.
I.IaE. lLORKlsON g. co.

Successors TO List Hos ell ana H. n llsi
WHOLESALE GROUERS p PRODUCE DEALERS
Nos. IS so, MAIN STEETr,
wheeling. Vn.
WE desire state to the friends OF tie late and TO
w the generally that possession Of the
most ample facilities fer The transaction Of
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
We determined execute all orders entrusted
With fidelity aud Promptuess and the most Tavor
able terms LIST, MORRISON Co.
January ist, 1879
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

~ James E. Murdoch, whose name and
praise are in the mouths of all lovers Of histrion-
&c art has prepared, as we learn, three lectures
which he proposes to deliver before such litera-
ry societies as may desire them. They are up
on Hamlet, OthelIo and Macbeth, illustrating
the principal characters with readings and reci-
tatiOns, and commenting upon the events, in
tended moral and plot of each play.
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IRUST s. ALE

virtre Of deed Of trust executed 10 me by the Hemp
ID Geld Railroad COMPANY bearing date on TIE ith day q
September, 1855 In the clerks Office Of
County Court Of Ohio county, IA deed book 30, s.,
will al the front door OF ~ Court "f Ohio
county, first Monday Of Nh cl 10 o'elJcs
following piece parcel ~ ground. lsing Wheel
and Wtin the limits Of ihg Of Wheeling, aud
bounded fooTs-;9 Wit; Beginning for the sans at
the Of Quincy and Fulton streets, side
Fulton street. theme with Fulton street ~ nth ders west
ei this OF poll the East line 81 Baltimore
with the E4sI line Of Baltimore North li deg
Est 3i:1J poles 70 stake IN lne with The south SIDE %
street thence NoTth 81 deG last poles
Wheriin. creek, thence down said creek with the
thereof Il West SO poles the North side e
Quincy street, With eide Of Quincy
~ des West l9H poles 70 the beginning, containing three
three roofs. This ground les above
the DistiHery property in FL wheeling. Selling
tee convey t!iie VISITED In ~ sad deed
4 OF trust
Tfu,,s SALg-Ons- fourth II cash. and the balance
jan29 JAS. PAUL.. Trustee.
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=
Prov. wooD-Denr Sir: Your Hair Hes is proving
Itself beneficial front, also the Ia ait
OF head almost lost its eoYs-inrin ias BALD have
used but half pint bottles I'd GS
the top head l. we'll added with prom sug Of
young hair the also receiving lis b,n,nt.
have tried other preparations Ntslout b 1t Whatever
think from roy Tersonai recommendation en- In
Yoars respseifliiy, D. L. THOMAS, M.
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NOTICE

AM nov prepared guild re-bronzc Chandeliers
Pendvnts which ave become tgrnished, and
give satisftctnn charge. Reference d. Hub
bard, Bank OF Wheeling. ldeol6-Sudl ID DILLUN.
Wheeling Window Glass Works.
NOR sale or Kent Possession given 1st July text.
Ii,n2. Apply to T. C. Ms4 4a,!;:.
VINES, BR4NDIES, RUNS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

D- The OH Folks Coming.-The celebrated
troupe of Old Folks will be here some time dur
ing next week or later, as We learn by letter
from one of the troupe They have drawn
crowded houses in every city they have visited
from one end of the Union to the other, and are
probably the most successful concert troupe
now travelling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

~ We direct attention to the "noticc" stat
ing where desirable boarding can be had.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11

ESJ- The rirer was stationary yesterday eve
ming, with II feet in the channel.
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EARN FOR SALE.

2 EhW OK SAILED
THE subscriber onr for sale the Farm formerly owned
and ocsupIed by David B.sgs decd, situated in Cole
tp miles east Of s. Ciairvile and ~ miles north
OF IN National Road, AMI Ktnsey's SIiils.
Said Farm contains 100 = cTes of t.uud, 40 Of
which cleared, and In good state Of cultivation The
remaining part being ell timbered- There are also
Excellent Coal Banks
the premises feet veins, in operation, and pro-
ducuc quality coal. Every field on the farm,
contains g good Spring OF Water. There slse
TWO COOP BEARING ORCHARDS
premises Of which produces Of choice
Grated Fruit. A good
DIV ELLING HOUSE,
large story frame BA.N and excellent Stabiing for
Horses and Cattle, good Corncrib Wagon House, and
other out-buiidinEs-
particulars, enquire Of the subscriber living
on the premises Collins Ciairsvl- Ohio.
feb2I-tf FRANCIS BnGGS.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST !

Ohm RoEMER has returned from New Yor, Phia-
- delphia and is daily receiving immense stock OF
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods which has been selected
with great suit all and either in quauti
ty, beauty price, they Will he sold at small
advance above for cash, and cash only there
fore ali cash buyers particularly invited call
and examine for YOURSELF VIII money by
JOHN RoEMER.
N. B.-Milluers, Mantua- makers, Country Merchants
and Taors buying for cash, invited give early
call, sell them goods - per less than they
generally pay for them. mis-
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VlY virtue Of Decd Of rust froH. Joseph o. Addison,
bearing date thu 25t day q September, year
ISIS 1iy recorded in the Office q the R-isfer cf Coffee,
Size state 81 n al se.i ruLiic
the =,i ay Of March, 1879, Al 2 'front.' door % the CnuTt
House o. Ohio county, In TIE ei;y Z Wheeling, r right,
title and cstst o. the said Jos . Aadisn- thein
undviita 1oitty IA fee simpis Of So ard
parcel q land ming thcsa lying
being in Tire rouuty OF Co1se, o. ie STATE OF Te
aud which D. the tract Of l. ~ =h conveyed
the said JoseIh o. Addison and J5hn A. Scott b. AIoLEo
Huehns, 81 the state Of New York, b. ed aniy recorded
in tie sad - Of Coute, B. triag date the eay of
Apri ISIS selling as trustee. shah eongeJ 70 the Plr
chaser only such title vesed u b The
trust sale 70 commence Al 10 o'clock A. ~
- HENi;Y X LIST, Trustee
y
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Y virtue of decree OF the County Court
II y pronounced the oh day of February in the
1882 in the OF James H. Stout against Thomas H. Reed
and Others tile said James IL Stout and Thomas II. Reed
the Committee John Haziet unac, will sell at the
door Court House Ohio county, high
est and best bidder, at public auction, Monday the 9Th
day OF April 1852 the lots of ground in said decree
mentioned being lots numbered hundred and twenty
eight 2s) and hundred and twenty O29) the
plat the addition to the of Wheeling, laid off by
William Chapine and John EO in that OF the city OF
Wheeling known the Fifth Ward OF said city.
TREls SALE.-The one-fouFtl OF the purchase
TO be raid upon the confirmation said sale by the said
County Court and the remaining hreeourths in three
equal installmens, payable sis, twelve eighteen
months the day sae the whole from
the of sale; the purchaser giving his with
proved personal security for the purchase and the
title to be retained until the further order OF said Court.
Sale commence at 10 o'clock A.
JAMES II. STOUT,
THOMAS II. REED,
fcb2G Special Commissioners.
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Pr1rsprnon, March i0--River u feet, falling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
The Broadway Arson Case.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before hia Honor Recorder barnard.

JUNE 29.-2ae People Us. Nary A. De Toung.-rhe de-
fendan in this case stands charged with the crime OF
arson in the third degree in setting fire store SAL
Broadway in January last. During the Last term
Edmon Hartman, Esq, counsel for the accused
the court To qush the indictment ground that the
same had been altered after the defendant entered her
plea Of not guilty. This motion granted and the in
dicment qusshed On Saturday last Mr.. Bankan again
came into Court and moved the discharge Of his client on
the 81 ound thas no indictment found by the last
Grand Jury and that under the statute law OF this Sts
the prisoner must be discharged. The learned Counsel
referred bis Honor 10 section Of the Revised Statutes
(not much read nova days. but still the law Of the State
Of New York;, whereby it expressly commanded that
the Court sba discharge persons charged with criminal
offences within twenty four hours after The Grand Jury
snah nave been discharged and no indicsmeH, found
this IaorDrg-O an Examination Of the within matter
am satisfied that the evidence il insufficient ns.s the
further detention Of the defendant Mary A. De Young
The foreman Of the Grand Jury OF the June term
stated 10 me that they could not dnd the pagers su
Gent evidence to find bill against her. She is therefore
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News Go,n Vcpexu,Jn

STATE OF THE RENOLf'fi0N-BaNQUET TO GENERAL
PAtz-REsiGNArioS OF PRESIDENT CASTRO.
From the Havana Diari0 de- la Marina, July Oh
The British steamer from S. Thomas has brought us
news from Carscas 10 the 9Th ult The republic Still,
torn by patty psssons and several Of the provinces
Still vc,,ms Of The factions that have for
ravaged them The DiarO &c Avisos gives The folio aing
summary Of ailars3-
The civil still keeps in state Of marasmus 40
provinces OF Portuguese, Barinas and Assure In tie
West and Barcelona aud lsurn in East are in est
with hostile bands, neither Of which has been able 10
drive the other out The principal factions band In the
West under Ezeque Zamora has been ranging the
try February without the frooas uu-
der General Silva being able to bring IL 10 battle The
,aer are nov winter quarters under Gen. Andfade,
his predecessor having resigned from ilness.
For the same reason General 5ouolette Withdrawn
from San Carlos, where he commanded.
As regards So'llo IN the Ess s difficult say exactly
What point is occupied BY this rebel,
Everything, therefore, wallis the issue OF new cam
pan Tor which measures are being taken by the govern
raent
letter from Barcelona Dated 9th May states that on
the 23d GeraIdo NoDagss and CommandaDte Rodriguez
nao cattle near Gachpos, in which the first named
badly wounded taken prisoner and died after julio
Aon2eas SAID to be closely pursued by the guerrlas
On the tn Gen. Paez was at Pueblo del Vane where he
was honored with banquet in which reconciliation O.
parties vss erdeavored.
On the afternoon OF the 9Th 1t IVES stated In Caracas
that Dr. Manuel Felipe de rovar the Vice President hsd
assumed the Executive power which has been
confirmed. II s sad that the Of the resignation of
Gen. Ca2tro is the bad state Of his heath.
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WAxNo UP TIE NV YoRK DuemAcY.-Ihe following
circular letter from the Chairman Of The Democratic STATE
Central Committee 70 going round in the various counties
Of the Staae;--
Measures have been adopted BY Ne bsmocrstc STATE
Central Committee full active organization
Of The democratic party throughout the STATE with entire
confidence tha nothing but such 0rgApzA and the
full vote which would ensure are wanting 70
democratic triumph q the election mem fall
We directed 10 address active democrats and urge
upon them duty Of n looking 70 the organization
Of the party in their respective counties.
We make no apology for appealing you one upon
whose and the party can rely In your county
fully you TO consult with your democratic FRIENDS and
see that Immediate measures adopted for thorough
organzauon IN your county, and for bringing your
whole democratic vote at The Ne II election.
We are sko directed by the State Committee 70 urge
urcn each county the immediate circulation OF democratic
pagers by an Organized effort in every town. and pos
soie IA every election district Nothing efficient
wan 80 little expense, can be done 10 u vote
and democratc vicory, and hope may be done at
once In your county We orbear 10 recommend any par
cuar papers for this purposeesviDg IL ID our friends
best subaerve their wants, not forgetting the local demo
cratic press. We deem this duty exceedingly important
NOT OILY ID is bearing upon thia election but also
nanept aid "a the democratic cause.
Wil you please TO give the folio wing information i'm
redioteiyY
l. The OF your county committee and their Post
Office address.
2 The and Post Office address Of two active de-
nocrss in each election district In your county Giving in
different parts OF the dstric and stating the number Of
their dis cts to whom documents be sent for diari
button, and with whom may correspond.
HoppE Tor Your earnest co operston, we are, yours,
very truly DEAN RICHMOND. Chairman
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I.ssey City aew.

oAPr LIE ia'ik1 PEiIsoN-s Property SOLD AUouos.
Yesterday afternoon the personai r.opsry of Gait Henri
A do hviere (who figured 80 conspicuos.v in connec
don with the Bcunts) sold under an asiasnNsut
Issued by the Hudson County Court Tbs sale took placs
ut the Philadelphia HOTEL in Jersey City and was attend
ed by about twenty persops. Amougs, the effects sold
dssuerreotypes Of Mics Bourt one OF the Cap
EDgsh saddle, bride and sheath were struck down to
Col Burr Porter 0 Newark, formerly volunteer IN the
Turkish wAs, for So Is. The Captains sword which he
claimed 70 have fought with IN the RassAn var, was
sought by AIexsuder Driver. Mr.. John Hanke of the
Napoleon Hotel Hobcken, who also figured conspcuousy
In TIA. Affair." purchagcd military coat, pair OF epurs
and various other articles relics to be preserved bss
house The wardrobe quite extensive bat entire
yeceipts amounted 70 only about $50.
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eAr g " iIht, waIlpg, Virgins, 8 da,u
nehr Ysrschel Blrdsah &enSseio En no dsyx
Fairfax Not, Sooygesoe n ! dsya.
~ Alhspce NDevA, 9AlSmnre, 5 days
~ Aerwln, AvUy. bnAinosS dxya
eehy J. Godfrey sodffey, 1Aitunora dxya
hchr lnvincibie aodsdop, csIsb dnya
scbs App'eson GrAnt OaAia 10 days Has IA deure
fees he entire passage.
6ehr John 6uoO. shaw, OalAth days
Ecos WILMA. Johss Joses, Cslah dayn
ecbr rrspcie Bilen Tory rlsis days.
echv f'psDeer. - Calais, dsJA
echy Crystal Palace. luce, hSchiss, 8 dAya
Dehr Gipsey lusalh oschias days.
Eehr sIvrs, Jones Gutter. Days
3d. Thomas Biz. BIZ, scotland, daya
eenr hArS AAngdon Layton, RachlsDd, dsyA
echr ucy smes serrtn, Rocklsnd, dsys.
brhr PpIap. Clarb. -, 6dsys
6ch rev Ynrk 0oodesIl B0ston days.
tcbr Golos. Paker, Boson for lhsnv.
schr w Newcomb, 6scon Bostoo, days
B. GEO, beed olouc-s tor - Sys
ecbr ABB ID Eater Fhh. Wayeham 3dayB
1chr hoeess RoRers, Postsnd. ~ 2dA'a
ssh John Byiaht. mall Poyslspc. CT. 2days
6rbr Mary Bsock UAy' NitCt Ill, hiddS~tnwu Ct dsys
R~swey neaswsre nopea PhltAdelpblA
Sepmer POtcnskA Nyo New Bedford.
Steamer Albazoss Jones' Providence.
phip Parsons. Crowen. bcm New Orleans
Brig anita Oven Bay rom seuStas
Ships Dav,d Hoadley, antwerp, westervel liverpool
Fosca Helena ucb Rotterdam; Blue Jxches (r),
Wind at sunset NV hight