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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

@A RARE CHASca.-Persons in want
of boots and shoes, or anything in that
line will please turn to the advertisement
of T. j. Edwards, to be found in another
column. His stock IL all new and equal
in quality to any in the city, but to make
room for spring supplies, he has determine
ed TO reduce his present stock Mt COST
An early call will receive good bargains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

~Sgxr Up.-Mr Brown. who keeps
tavern in Centre Wheeling, and who is
ordinarily civil sort of " man, has lately.
from the excessive use of liquitied strych-
nine, began to look at the things of this
life in a rather strcakct, stripped, snaky
view. On Wednesday evening he pitched
INFO the household furniture generally,
und made complete wreck as far as he
went. and with the most chilling politeness
advised his wife to go hang herself Yes
tcrday morning Alderman Quigley sent
him up IL couple of days, to mediate upon
the folly of a house divided against itself.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

BB-THrs EvESrSG.-The lorerszof fun
will MOI forget that the Appolo Minstrels
give their first exhibition at Rohan's Hall.
this evening, where rare sport may be eS-
pected. Among the attractions of the
evening, Nr. Howard will introduce "Walk
Chalk Ginger Blee," 10 witness which is
worth more than the price of admission.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

re- MELv1LL.-A report reached AID.
Quigley on Thursday, that Melvill, one of
the murderers of Mas, was lurking about
Moundsvillc, dressed in womau's clothes.
He Immediately dispatched officers LancGs-
ter and Schultz in search. They returned
yesterday without being able to find any
one answering the description.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

Reno trial was had Yesterday on the
application for writ of Habeas Corpusin
the case of Harris, now lying in Jail charg-
cd with burglariously entering the Dentist
nv of Robertson & Orr, and the court ad-
iourned until next Wednesday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

p5-ToR RGSr-Any one wishing to
secure very desirable residence, away
from the hustle, and yet convenient to the
business part of the city, and one posses
sing all the necessary convcniences and
improvements, will please refer to the adj
yertiselnent of Mr. Partridge, who is de-
sirous of letting such property to good
tenant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

@~A HOAX report obtained gener-
al credencc on the streets yesterday after
noon that Scott, Of Cal, (Dem.) had been
elected Speaker. Sells of that sort may be
looked for from day to day, now.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
1 SCREAM! ICE CREAN1i
or THE REST coALITY,

Ey"Ar oxn DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE
cents per gallon, constantly on hand
And also other refreshments, such as
cakes, candies, fruits, nuts and sundry
other articles too numerous to mention, at
fifteen per cent less than can be bought
elsewhere in the city. At No. 4, Washing
ton Hall. (Iw) C. \. SwARTz.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
River and weather.

ST. Louis, Jan. lS.-The river continues
to swell slowly. Good deal ice coming
down. Nothing new from tue upper
streams. Weather is somewhat milder,
but cloudy: snow and ice are still on the
ground. Mercury SOC.
PIrrsnuncM, Jan. l3.-River IA feet by
pier mark. standing. Weather clondy and
cool, Indicating rain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

FIFTY THOUSAND HocsuEADs OF Pulls
A gentleman writing from New York, Nov.
22d 1859, says, "Thcre are no doubt $4,000
hogsheads of Pills in this city, of thou
sand different kinds, but none will answer
for her (his wifc) except DR.. 7odTs." She
thinks they are .'grand institution" and
DR. Todd's Pills she must have. As gem
tie laxative; as purgativc; for torpor Of
the liver; sick headache; colds; and as
Family Medicine, DR.. 7odFs antiIiiiious or
Liver Pills are decidedly preferable to all
others. 4. Ii LOGAN 4 Co. Genl. agents.
For sale by DruggistsS Dealers everywhere
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
D,IIy Concert cnr Prnycr.

s7-The hour Of meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church ;cv. In. Wceis) will be ut u past O'Clock
\, on former days OF the week This day Saturday
having special reference tn the children a;d youth {"
the Church. it is expected Parents will manifest an
interest in the attendance of their children I!lf
mceting is not to be understood as exclusively fnr
children. all are invited to attrnd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative.

Prof. O. j. Woods Hair Restorative.
viii, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE onIGIxAL COLOR: will
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural secretions; will remove at once
all itching; will remove all dandruff; will
cure all cruptions, even scald head; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
fasten it and stop it falling; and is one of
the best toilet articles for the hair now in
use.
Something Ner-Bnbbitt' Medicinal
Snlaeratus, manufactured from common
salt. is prepared entirely different from
other salaeratWS.
b. T. BabbuFs Concentrated Potash is
double the strength OF common Potash.
Six pounds will make one board of beau
tiful white soap.
b. r BaJJHt's Soap Po'cdsr.-Washing
without labor Warranted to take the
stains out Of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale ut the Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by REED K KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

B~ COMING TO TowN:-we cali attcn-
ton TO the advertisement Of the Buckley
Serenadcrs. in another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
Reli-inns Notice.

-y-ELo ". BERRY, OF BeIlafr. will preach in tho
Dici,l,, meeting house Market street. Centre Wheel
ing tomorrow Sunday 1914 o'clock, aud in the
evening carly gus light Tie public are invited
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
TRUSTEES Sale.


IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST EHC9l
David Mccartney NE, bearing date tile OSh cay
July. 1850. duly rccoried in te C!cTAe Once ~
she county court for Ohm county. shall on aturt:ay
Rir,ad Company. in tie City Of WLeSiIng, sell To
the highest aIi best bidder Public Auction tie
locomotive engine numbered ~ 20 and tHO
passenger cars numbered fifteen 40 aEd uITIy-stH
to sail Mccartney. hy the Eitilso-S and Ohio EAil-
raj nv and NV tEe Rad u ais uem2Asld
RailF,id CDmpsuS.
TKINs OF StLE-une- third .: the amount In c1Ih,
9I.I Ih0 remaining tNU-iEirds IN tWO equal n;
mentS EAyRGs SIX and twelve usCaths fFUln tie cay
VI sale with interest; tho purchaser giving bonds foE
tie SIsiit instruments, with approved PsrS0fal So
curiIy.
Should the proceeds Of sid sale noI amount to ths
sum u Fave Thousand Dollars wiki interest nom ths
Let dsy SG July, 1850, aE1 the -SIEss % sSeCatiL
the said trust, sal also SeI 81 tie sFiS Tins aIri
flace above nruticnel twenty II the kiIst Mortgage
bonds Of the Eeultrd Railroad Company. u the par
value Of five hundred dollars each uNny % them
the payment Of ssd Of SjOUO with interest ad
expenses H. store said abe L LSst bidder, NJ puCIc
auction, for cash.
Sale to commence ut lOO'clock 4. VI.
JAMES :. WHEAT, Trustee.
NTOTICE.-TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN
~ on SATURDAY, the 18th -IsiiuSTy- lS6c, Ht It's
neVvt II tie HsIrrEeId EaiIEua5 C-mI&uS, ia The
ritV Of Whrcl. 10 oclnek =. 81. s!.all Seli tS
the highest bidder. Public auction twenty III tie
Is,ny, numbered Ten .Gl TO 80. boil iiclGsNS each
E.r the sum ii Five Hundred hEr-, many u
them sal! be sufficient t. ati-g aud iG! the notO
f the @Hid lIclniield EuilTvad .fany. daIe1 let
DecSmIer. lssd fer she sU'm ii ~ Ih..usaEj Dol
lars PAYABLE four Ira,fbt tIT dliS T. The OTtrE 81
David ATCar4nsE, ami by i:i.n endorsed aud ITGns-
fsred to me J2MkS :. WHEAT.
jec3t-ts Trustee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

se7y~ C1rY Observation-Disclosures will
rleasc remember, that VIC invariably charge
s. for all announcements for the city OFF,
.es--to be y4id for ii, adruncs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
Erom Ne1, York.

NKw YoRK, Jan. ia ship will lehve
this port, next week. for Gibraltar with
provisions for the relief of Morocco. She
will be under command of Capt. Moses, of
Charleston.
The propeller, Ellen S. Terry, of Hart
ford. from Wilmington, Dol, was cut
through by the ice in the East River, and
sunk. She had cargo Of 10000 bushels
of corn. Loss $4,000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
Mexican. Rows.

New ORLEANS. Jan. l3.--Wc are in re-
ccipt OF the following Mexican intelli-
gencc:
The Juarez Government have directed
Pcsquirra to revoke TIE order for the cx-
pulsion of Capt. Stone. 1t was expected
that Pcsquirra would refuse, as he was
raising troops for some mysterious pur-
pose.
was expected ut Vera Cruz, to enforce the
pecuniary demands of Spain against Mex
leo.
The Liberals had obtained several vic
tories over The Church troops at Tehaun-
tepcc.
Alvarez wcs acting agains: Cnbos.
The Liberals had rctaken ZacHteras.
The rcpcrf that the French and Spanish
fleets were expected at Vera Cruz, was de-
nicd from the French and English Legal
tious at Mexico.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-Geo. Evans,
Book publisher of this city, has coHtEihu-
ted s 900 to the Lawrence relief fund
Mr.. Evans began life as Il Lawrence tacto-
rv boy.
Other contributions arc also coming in
rapidly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l3.-The Corn Ex-
change made donation of $500 to the
Lawrence sufferers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

Wt'iinS 10 odcr 10 tne PuSiir
REAT B AR AIMS!
In the way Of Faney D-ess sHks which, having only
purchased last month ~ very lryv prices, viii be
enabled to sell as cheap As Woofn Goods
Ducais, PAL de Ctrr-ts FoPi,liIE- 81 al If which
have geAt variety a ale la.sst patterns, will eel
at less than Cost,
sb=wis and Cloaks viii Es sold At very uea= cost
prices and have pHrciEaFeli Ihess articles ia Nc
vrbsr, at 50 per cent les th7n she prices pFeTnin
the earlier part ~ ire seaSoa. esn sci! them
cheaper tOan any ether House.
Gloves, G7uuIints-I sell - Tsr cent. less than
any other establishments having purchased very near
81 90 vOrt! OF the above articles, and invite tl:s
particular att ,ntiSa Of Country Merchants To nay
Stock In this article, III se tlcsa cheaper than
Kew York House.
Fa7yers and BJnrets Mt less thai Co-: aad Ribbons
and FucheS at very near cost.
Collars sets Of Collars s.di Sleeves. EalSEeileEft
Bau.is, and everything IN tic way u En'Tos'Grit-
suitable FOX Holiday Presents iaEeE 'Ess AnySheE"
else.
CG>simsres. Cloths. FuEaAhias tico:s. and every
TN: suitable Tor N.Ts:'&si Ts,il='HG- E4ES ASES
stock in tie sacopi sSHry q Esy It5a-e Wi'ch cas-
to the attenti the Trade Offering than o. - aaN
vantageoy.,, tsrsl- - any .ttSF Ii.nS=s ~ town
eau ard see and yau I'll! t-Il tfa; am Wiling Ia
rsaRa concessions IN cTsicT 70 reduce NY StoeS
! ,F.cls ISAht i-::AIER, * Nam -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

l8rOndwny, n CIV = OIIt.
FTIHIS MACHINE SEWS FROM TWO SPOOIS, AS
purchased from the store, requiring no reminding
Of thread: it Hens FEELS. Gathers and Stitches in
superior style, finishing each seam by its own opera
lion. without the hand needle, as is rclui-
red y other machines. twill do better aud cheaper
sowing than seamStrras can. even if she works for
one cent hnHT.
I,ciu:ncrs 100 extra. Send for a Circular.
J.T. SCOTT. Agent.
novice ,itwkw 3m* 157 Main-St., Wheeling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
HurraIl for the Holidays!
sAWTELLs & SHANNON,
10. o NIOnroc-Street,

No. 0 IOnrOc-Street,
RE NOW OPENING ONE OF THE LARGEST
n and most complete os=nrtm"n;E 81 CLOTHS. CAsSi-
NEPES AND NTsTISGs together with an endless variety
Of CeuteInen1 Furnishing Goods, all 81 which they
intend 10 furnish their AT the lowest o
se price All they ask i. Iool. "a and for Your
lgIgei Remember Il il trouble to show oOls 10
give us a call. sept
CARBON OIBI CARBON OIL!--A first
I J ratO article. For sale by 7. H. LOGAN CO.
1esei and LoGAS, LISF& 90.
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.ailp gutel1igenter

= Largest Circulation of any Paper in
~ Western Virginia. "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

saturday Morning, Jan. ~, 1850.
ENVELOPES. ENvELOPns::- we
H. have just received fine lot Of ezra quality en-
yeI5nss, which will be 2ricsoi IN the best style,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

- IL N .FVEt W.
WHEELING. Ian. 10. 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14
Bareains! BargainsI
GREAT IA RGAINS!

DEISG DESTROYS OF REDUCING E;Y STOCK
ID ~hirk i large for the s"ssan % the yeaT, an
willing 10 oiFcr 20 the public
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-14

NCOTCI ALE.--A small lot OF the celebrate
y Falkirk Ale, just receivod and for sale by
derI4 GEO. ADAMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST i, 1860.
JSO. T. HuNGERFORD 4 CO., AUCrIoSEERs.
~. Over SIS 00V worth Of
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE

AND WORKS OF iRr
ne eedsD dps sns %sdasjfaS aas aesK King E
& w 81 ss FS aoS s1 mo
@ Of sr friends and a. bPs % a sa
EoaseSod FnSrs &c offered d at auction this season The
II %sss & r 6s
0 NE 'f Ga5AS ss s a. The house
Ss01 Oh f P:nass
aSd in se cs1 Mr9 yee, ea s11s
meEne, ent rosewood Panore carved legs an case nad
four months fully tested By eompe!snt Judges and pro-
c s0csse soh Govern Music
ys and %s end 0 ds
moa and bronze chsadeers mported from Paris By
F nah Ss so %ssH o s,
large m'nse Do richly carved frames smbroidered Lace
dd suits rosewood drawing Furniture COVERED IN
reception 6hsT s s c SssT
s.f sa with sGSS
.ss ss%. xsls@
Poetry Diana SrS,,der. rs1aoTs Msaonps Sea
9cn ~ sss s. ssp yn
y yS spsrs ssn f Es
Scene the Danube by Innan; Head Of Christ rich
Florentne frame, by Legrand family Group Madonna from
Raphsels cee bjaied painting original by Russell; Marine
Scene on French coast Smuggera match Paintings Rent
Day Village Politicians by Horihcst Reading the Scriptures
Landing OF the Pilgrims West Point by Hunter number OF
fine cabinet Pictures antique lava Vases Pompe and
Hercuaneum; Equestrian Group, Psran Group, Paul
Virginia. two elegant Vases real Sevres china Imported for
the presn owner cost $780, Paran marble
m lu clock month imported expressly pre-
s ysS. p5Ss K1grSssns: o.s
rosewood marble top Dressing Bureaus, plate glass
Louis XIV; .Commodes,. Table DC Nut, CoHc6es'
Rockers, Armchairs, oval back Chairs, covered in
msquet tapestry Brussels Carpets lace and brocade
spreads hair and spring feather Beds Bsnke
Counterpart es Boosters Pillows Mirrors pastel Paint
nss Toilets, Turkish soxes brocael
aips Upper chan bers-Mahogsny and black walnut Blu
reaus Bedsteads Wahs'ands SOFAS Rockers Bookacks
let se,' corner Stands, Bedding &c D- ing rom-sold
carved oak Buffet sauary marble top Hertz dining Table
tends iS feet arm Chairs elegant ses crystal and
gagnes Wines, Lemousdes, Tumblers Fruit, CELERY aud
Preserve stan's finger Bowls ruby and Parian marble
punch Bowls DO liquor Sets gold and china dinner Set, 200
and tea Sea- AZ the china and glassware purchased from
Urn Sssers csAe Baskets napkin Rings spoons Forks
stoves iron tin and wooden Ware copper Utensils
zee iHchrrs shNers, Nc Terms OF cash certified
checks Deposits required Of all purchasers
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AEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN FARE To ALBANY "a

on aud after Monday june 1s lseo trains viii leave rwss
n slrih stree, station, New York. "a folowt-
Dor Wuamst ridge and ali stations an II .nd NJ
D.. For White Plains and all way stations s Nd n n
Mite ard Al stations els frorr whfe
street depot For Croon Fsls Sis A. " Stopping a, VII
ard For Dover Plains Xsn P
srrrirg II While Plains and stations above Tbe train rms
b. trer-ou Saturday evening. For Albany lois A. NJ .r
M cave wIllanstfige, s,cr PING Al al ~. way
sisfrrs go A VI and p ~ White flsing ssopriuh Al
sand A ~ and flb and p " Al All way .ia,iors D1ysr
Pans A. ~ norrirf a. s Fgtrrs u0rh n Foritau. his
train leavss war-ou every Monday morninr Is " Gro
49, vars p w. rsrrrinr Al sEu0rs nQrE of fordhsm.
4rtrv s,rur ug an stations u1rth q Nhfe Pisna
JOHN BvHCHflfs Aa.sisDl S1p erilisIceEL
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RAILROADS.

Arw YoRK AND HARLEM RAIIRoAp-srssEE
- Arrsnrs for pleasure rave-1rains eave twenty
srih street station olows-l0i5 A. M-Erpr-ss for Al
Dsny If Saratoga sharon SPRING., Niagara Fails laks
tesny "a. New YORK Central Rssrosd for sharon sprngr
rsGNA Al snd Al places West also with trains for nars
trn and ~ points North SIS Nor Cro'on Fais
ne.rr ~ Goidens Bridge with for Lake Waerahuc
snd troton rails with stsces for Lake Nahcpac. tg NJ
Yer Dover lain, connecting Al Godens Bridge with slsges
Ter Lsse WseAoc and Al Cruton Falls with for Lake
rshop,e. JOHN BURCHfIL. Assistant Superintendent
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FURNITURE.

ACTION NOTICE LOOK AT THIS-AJL PERSONS
"A an, removing will find 70 their advantage 70 call Al the
METROPOLITAN Express 100 Nsck or 30 and " King streets
Pour horse CONS for removing furniture n the c0uly OF
evs rsrts A. lines ali knis saiuary giasses paintings
and ma rofses removed with and 81 risk. furniture
paeksa ma shipped az the world storage for nr
bObLlrhiiht it'Nlictli.
A BEDROOM SUIT or ENAMELLED FURNITURE
n Tor SIS Of warranted mangfacture osot Cse,in
t'frnter suits. plain and ornamental, Al FAkhlNHlpNN
5cs Canal street opposite wooster Established
Ia 1888.
IyNtwErIED CUANBEReutTs NJ FURNITURE, ~
II ai cf'lfs snf ciye9. Al wh1.eeaie 1r re-tL
ytlrf rgaalfs. agr Mattresses fff ALIASES
WAKNFN WARD 1-- Canal street.
g9lI .g}rs ess y. Br.sau wy.
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CurRfrr's SAFE STATIONERY, SC -CH tNBgRs 4
> FkIRcU1I ~ auctonccra % 81 0n thursday, August
90 ~ O'Clock i5s Pearl street large g1au'l n goods IN
ne siarert line eoussna n r4rk Looks n an LoscrD-
tors fooscap rank, ffucr anf N1e Paper lnks Pe1s,
Qu d. rFessfa nufF. IN B1ffe fr OF ruf1sts Walera
STAINS tOur.rr how Cases 1nee Ffrut Safe Ae
JOHN NELLY. ID ern.
WuL BE sotp At hrcrloN Tu DAY, vt Two
w U.r.1E OBJ Irf tat.i .'Iffi Ns st.r .a.e pa
f.fra NIU... .rI.U. If..UUHr
a. ra.te Dars Woe Ir.e f u lee 81. fsr. rlass s.
~ SALON. g., .r.er EAE-hAL OTOgLE
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UCTION NOTICE "A GREAT BARGAIN AT PRI
"A sale for cash-Al he furniture Of private family
removed from the residence West Waverey place
nence Of sale the No 70 Sixth avenue door below
wayerey Place VIII be sold this day, grea; sacrifice and
free delivered to pae consisting 81 three solid rosewood
Parlo Suits Eegeres Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs
and Lounges 10 match; arpeis, Mirrors Rosewood Dress
Bureaus Bedseads Washsands Extension Table Chairs
and Buffet match Corner and sdo Stands Hair Spring
Mattresses All kinds Of Mahogany and Black walnut Bed
room Furniture. Also, Bronze Chandeliers China and Glass
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DOTH WARn-ikiDs oN DECK.-A GRAND MEEr.
~ We OF he n0urae and johnson nemorati. Union
1b WI meet ~ Military Hall ie5 Eghh avenue on Wednes
faF evening Aufue T. 81 eight OclCrss on whrh n-rAs Al
JAMEs nJ1tiES, Chairman.
N,dtrf sn4ssrsy. Secretary
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- a. BOGART. ArCTrONEER s-wEDNtSDAY Az.
-. fus ~ los O'Clock ~ The auction No North
william street of Frankfcr mortgage sale ~ geniee
Furniture. SOFAS, Tables chairs, Mirrors marble 700
centre Tables mahogany Frcuth Redseads marble TOP
closed WashsAnds Brussels and ingram Carpets Engraynrs
Feather Beds Mattresses Kitchen rruirre. Also, Que bay
Canadian Pony Exprof Wagon and Harness horse sprnE
Cert and Harness &c Ac 10 baskets 'hgmTsrne ~ cases
Csret iron ~afos one WUdes Tlt1u Ncfariens and
sirrr A Wartirs Also Al c'ci0ck C0nsabe's sale,
small lot oils ard Ga uneree Nfsfinqs. Af
CItRLEs WAITS. Constable.
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POLITICAL.

I'IRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT AT a MEETING or
II he the Firs Assembly district, held ther
Leadouafers Greenwich street, Mr. Jacob I. Smith
unanimously elected ceerae 90 The syracuse Convention and
Thcs. kuuroc o. alternate.
Tros J. Maxiovo Secretary
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NEw ORLEANS AND MOBILE FUNDS BOUGHT X
IN AUGUST BELMONT CO, 50 WAL street

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Tressures ohce corner OF -Four N avenue
sIth s,reetNew YORK July &c lsInteresi COUPON. ~
the Second Mortgage Bends And Bonds Of ssl pAd Al
The Treasurer ohoeson and after Augurt J.
W. r. EMERSON, Ee0srer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
eEScrEs wAN-ED-FoR THE SOUTHERN STATES,
IA by Vel established house. q any articles usually sold
such articles in South, person ot energy
70 push iser SALE vii please adiress Agsnoy, New York
AL WHO WISH TO HAyn A FINE VIEW OF TIE
nesdsy departure Oh Point Comfort and Anna
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The afternoon AID evening CT wednesday and THURSDAY
aue -1a :. = --e n-----. JAN W.. - - @e----
ENrIRE CRACKER BAKERY, $50 GRAND STREET
friends and he public that their celebrated Crackers OF
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MARBLE sANTus.-THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS
issn any psrSn 10 Ii. sc.s wi.har
Sa ssSa e. 81 ss ss Ys aa III s
MO. 80 RLEECKER STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
loon The propre,ress Of this sen,eei house MRS ELLA
that delicious and ns Danish dessert called RoAe
TORCH LIGHTS. ROMAN CANDLES, ROCKETS AID A
general mont Of rrew,rss of Edges manufscnre.
srIs BRb SO Bross iva ''' ~ ''' " .
THE AMERICAN soLIDTFIED MILK.
i Prepared from The richest milk Of the best iares in
Duchess county New YORK. the only procure
s or nsn and Syaa. Il esesper sn The .w
ssee poison sod as milk Az will Keep ioS year. IN sny
navy and hose HvaR IN no, climates the south
For sale sized packages enclosed for
HSrRrcAy soLrDIYIED MILK COMPANY,
WIDE AWAKE FOR TIE CAMPAIGN
We are .sits ON ten 10 fi,eeh thousand per lay
kr.rp wanted everywhere.
Send Tor ilst OF prices and styles - aasus
30. WELLS
Nanufaiiu-er's DEPOT,
cuuer q Park and Beekmau street " y.
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A SSIGNEES SALE AT AUCTION-AT % LrsPENARD
"A street, "Wednesday. August l. 1850 A very as
sOrment OF every description OF Household Furniture Carpets
Ac, nearly JOHN q. AuCHINCf.OSS
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National UENOtKkTTC NTATE CONTENTION
IN The National Democrats Of the STATE OF New York who
support The nomianaous ~ John G. Breckenridge for President
and Joeeph Lane Ton Vice President requested choose
delegate IN each Assembly district represent them
ete Convention 70 be held ID the city Of Syracuse Tues
day the 7k day Of August 1863 a. twelve o'clock w. for the
purpose nominating thirty dve candidates for he 1ce o.
Presidential electors pledged ~ vote for Brecknrdre and
Lane aud also candidates for Governor Lieutenant G1veruor
Canal Commissioner and Inspector q state Prisons BY
order Of the National Democratic STATE Committee
JOHN A. GREEN JR, Chairman.