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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
Oont1lcrcia1.
BY TFIEGRApH.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Flonr demand Scarcely so ,,c
@ Today while prices generally arc without uI;,t,,
Iter1aily checks the demand: sales at S5SIj15 n,
super. state SS2o95S0 for export for sinner
e S SsE' S0iO9530 for common medium SStra
S0,<9Gg5,4O Tor shipping brands extra r. II q r,ar
ket closing with holders little more dfsposel IN "a
@iEe Rye Flour steady with small Gales Mt "a 50G
~ lOr common to choice super: Corn Meal is In
ouefahs request: snes ut $685. for JERSEY 81 "a far
6[IatnIywtne Whisky in good re0nest with sales ~
SoIIgzlc: chiefly the latter price. Wheat mark ~
S SH!sI ana without striking change Hve ouiet af
SUgSlc Corn without striking change. SSlsS ~ COS
ozz2c Tor good sound mixed western Csc for ro,,SI
SstIoW. Oats FAter easier moderate business lon
9I9osc LOT western and Canadian 39114Oc for state
ECA market steady for mess bur heavy and lower fr
prime; sales at S19.25 for new mess SISS5 for I'D
mes, st565E@l+ for new prime and $3.50 for oil
M beet steady and very quiet; sales ut SlEa42S
Tor country prime, S475955O for country mess $50
n 1Ooo Tor Fepacked mess, $ll@12 for extra mes
IFlme mess beef dull and nomiuallv unbalanced
eeL , taIns dull aud unchanged. Cut meats HrnIer
1 1L uEmer put quiet; sales at 13<@l2l%c Bnttar
!OCQl5c and 1O6l0c. Cheese steaIjy sE5iGi<c CO
Zee quiet but very firm - S|2e' WI
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2-Better demand FIR F1o,r
WITH sales at Sl+Og4 90 for fair to good brands
= held more firmly, but prices c.lnn6. he onofsi
higher; sAies at 90@95 for red and Sl61 d f,r
WHITE. NeT Oats dull and hardly snleabie Mt o.
owing TO the poor quality: old Is veIy scnrce and
IN demand ut 33@S5. Corn 4oGn. 'WI,isiEy ',.
ehanged; sales at 1917. Better demand for i,orom
9nt the rmness of holders prevents transactions: or
for sides but holders ask 9l liz and i2iS for cl.I4r
sides; Meas pork and Lard nom inally nHchangyl
NIothinS tr1'@ptred in bulk meats. Groceries un-
changed and steady 1T full prices.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Flour dull and veal,
heat HctiVe; white Sl.4OG7l SIS: red 81 oOE1I o.
at 2l@22. 'A' ''e"uS
WE'LL BbALFI 'Io Aug Flour quiet, but frmer-
Grm; yellow T2GGT3; white 3j6SO ProTtsi0ns oHet
hF"' ana unchanged. Whisky steady ut 2GISGD2I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
From New York.

New foRK, Aug. 2.-The steamer Co.
lumhia, with barge in tow, returning
from an excursion. came in collision last
evening, in He'll Gate, with the schooner
G. w. Baldwin, from Boston. Both were
damaged, and one of the passengers of the
steamer was drowned.
Advices from Nassau, per steamship
Carnok, report slave schooner ashore on
Land Yard Key. She left Africa with 400
negroes, of whom 40 had died. The bal
"ncc had been brought to Nassau by
wreckers. The vessels name is unknown,
The captain is said to have cut his throat
the first day out, and the mate shortly aft
ter was drowned. Three of the crew were
at Nassau.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool on
the 2lst, via Queenstown on the 2ad, will
be up at o'clock.
Andre Clement, clerk in the Post Of
fee, member of the Tnmmany commit
tee, was dismissed yesterday He is Il
Douglasite.
Building no. 81, Warren street, was par
TALLY burned last night. Ludwig 4 H4yd-
Ter. importers of shawls, lost SEE, 900;
Sulzabncker, Getternan & Wedeless, sail
ors findings, $4,000; w. ]. Schloss, wool
en- goous, $4,000 All fully insured.
shocking accident occurred in Brook
Ign, yesterday morning. young ludy
named Graham, residing in Lugncer street
was so shockingly burned by her clothes
taking fire from a match carelcssly left on
stoop, from which she was observing the
Great Eastern, that she died last night af-
ter suffering horribly.
The Palermo correspondent of the New
York Times, says that the existence of a
secret treaty between France and Pied
mont, has been discovered by Garibuldi =
BY the terms of this treaty, Piedmont will
be allowed to annex to Sicily, but not tie
Marches or Umbria; Piedmont may have
Venice if she can win her; France in re-
turn, is to have the islands of Sardinia
and Elba, with other territorial grants. II
is alleged that the treaty issNlready signed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

B8~LEcTURE ON TEMpERAxcE.-Mrs. NJ.
j. Greeuian able and elo9uentspeaker) will
lecture on temperance ON Friday evening
st the Chapliue street NJ. E. Church Adj
mission 10 cents. Lady and gentleman
Is cents.
On previous evening she drew full
house and rendered general satisfaction
We therefore beSpeak for her good audi
euce.
We should also state that Mrs. G. is
highly spoken by the press wherever she
has been. The Maryland Westminster
American and the Pittsburgh Despatch as
well as other IMPRISONMENT hcras a lady
possessed of talent of the first order"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, August 2.-The ex-
press from Denver City arrived last nigh.
destructive tornado passed over Ma
rysville, Kansas, July Both, dcmolishing
everything that came within its REACH
Three dwellings, two business houses, u
printing Office, were blown to pieces; ev-
cry building in the place, was more or.less
injured. No lives reported lost.
The postage rates by the Pony Express
is reduced to $3.50 per quarter ounce.
The first meeting of the Republicans at
HAM i,al was held last evening. Ove
eighty members enrolled their names on
the club list.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
Dag@NEw ORGANIzATIov-soa.o

Bs@NEw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES twenty
or thirty young fellows of this city. have
organized sort of company, the objects
OF which have not tronspired, something
after the fashionof the London 'nrentices
They march about the city, o nights,
armed with sticks or cudgels, and 90
through irregular evolutions. They have
done no particular harm that we are aware
o. but their appearance is certainly very
formidable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
sHERIFF's SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate

orem' Hopkins Co. In ChoneeEy IN the Circuit
Jacob NJ. Warden, ct. at. February 23d, 1860.
Pursuant to adccree rendered in the above emit.
tled cause, on the 23d tiay of February 1850 will
proceed to selnt public sale, Monday, the 18th div
VI june 1850, at the front door of the Court House
OF ONO Cnunty, to the highest bidder. the following
real estate of Warden Edwards iu the bill and pro-
ceedlngs mentioned, to wit: Lots No. and . in
square No. ~, aud lots No. and 2, in square a. in
the Buena Vista addition to the City OF WHEEL ne-
aud also the real estate of the said Jacob NJ Warden
IN the bill and proceedings mentioned, to wit: The
west half of lot No. D. in Grahanls addition TO the
city OF wheeling, and situate tho south side of
quincy street, also the part of lot No. l. in square
No. IT, situate Mt tho south of Quincy and
OF Fourth streets, and measuring fifty feet along
Fourth street and lightweight feet along Quincy
street; and also the following real estate of the said
Michael Edwards, Jr., in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, to wit: Lots Nos 81. e. 13. "A and the
northern twOthirds of lot No. IS, assigned and al
ottcd e The sud Edwards aforesaid; also lots No
II and H. i'll square No. %, situate tn the town of
South Wheeling, and also the shares of the said Mi
cl3el Edwards, Jr.. in lot No. D. III Jonathan Zane
addition to the City of Wheeling. being the four
scvenhs thereof in fee, the oc.aeYenth for tho
joint lives of said Michael Edwards .Ir. and Mary
his wife. ''
The said property will sold upon tho following
terms, viz: on n credit of six, twelve and eighteen
with approved security bearing interest from the y
vi sale until paid, and tho title retained as further
security until tho whole OF the purcllao, money is
paid. sA0PL IRWIN,
APPS Sheriff O. c.
e4 The above sale is postponed until Monday.
tho 9th day of August, 1860, at 10 o.
clock, A. ". jelll SAMUEL IRWIN Sheriff.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

To1EDo, Aug. 2.-The Republican Con-
gressionhl Convention for the 5th District
of Ohio, assembled here to-day, and nom
mated Hon. Jas. n. Ashley for reelection
by acclamation. D. ". Fl. Howard was
nominated for Elcctor.
mass meeting held in connection
with the Convention was also largely at
tended. Two thousand persons were pre-
sent in the wigwam, and CREST crowds were
in the streets, unable TO gain admittance.
and Mr.. Ashley. There is speaking and a
torchlight procession by tho Wide Awnkes
! Tonight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

GaTA FINE OL0 SWINDLER.-Se veral
days ago "a fine cd English gentleman"
calling himself W. S. Chamberlain, made
his appearance at the inn of Mr. Bicycle on
the ational road ten miles east fthis city.
Mr.. Chamberlain by his afubility and in
;elligencc and his respectable appearance
soon made himself quite fnvorite with
the guests and proprietor of the house
lie engaged boarding for the whole sum-
mer, aud was generally supposed to be toll
eFabIy well supplied with filthy Iucre. On
Wednesday last lie went to the store of
Mr.. Giimer, near Bicycles house, with a
CHECK for S35, which he asked Mr.. G. to
cash as he was in hurry for the money
Mr.. G. cSshed The check. The next morn
ing at breakfast Mr. Chamberlain was not
present An inquiry discovered that he
sad left his bed about tour o'clock and no
one knew where he had gone. When Mr..
Thinner heard this his suspicious were ar
oused "nd he came to town aud presented
his check. lie WAS told that no such man
as Chamberlain had any account there
ohceTs Scroggins and Ponder were put or
'ne track, aud, after some inquiry, learned
That Chamberlain had crossed the bridge
carry on Thursday morning; had loitered
across the Island, and was seen in Bridge
port when the cars started for Pittsburgh
Geographic dispatches were sent to vari-
GUS parts but nothing mas yet been heard
'om tsem. Chamberlain. it appears, is an
#''' hand at this swindling business, nud
has done we'll at it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

ESSrABBrSG AFFRAY.-A stabbiug af-
Tray occurred at Armstrong; mills on Cap
Una IN Belmont county, the other day 1t
seSa' that Mr.. Ramsay had living on his
laFn' on which be also resided, man by
Inc name of Johnson and his fumily, aud
S0nnson taking into his house another
,am'ly of not very respectable character
Nlmsey became incensed and ordered
'o1as0n to start the family off or he
would turn them out.
a day or two after johnson went up to
i'amsey's house aud called him out; fear
aug an attack, Ramsey did not go out I'M
u sent for several times; finally he step
pea out into the road aud was Immediate
y attacked by johnson, with large knife
,NHict'nga serious wound in the region o.
Inc heart. ltwas though. at first that be
, T", fatally wounded, but it is now hoped
committed for trial. '''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
Turtle Scum,
sn.eiaI Telegraph1e Dispatches to
the IntelIigencer.
"A IA WHEELING UNION. [

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combination of adverse circumstances
.oan 10 have interviewed to prevent the
rrreption of our special telegraphic dis
,,,;rhes and to diminish the extraordinary
news facilities of which we spoke SO en-
,ourogiugly yesterday morning. Our
,reot Mt Roney's Point left that place last
week with several special Geographic dis
catches tied up in brown yarn stocking.
lie started astride of a saw log and foatcd
down little Wheeling creek, with two
s,ir,s for sails. He met with very little
Interruption, except couple or three
cracks from the natives, who supposed
,h. news barch to be a bottle of ardent
s,,iri,s done up in rag Lord help the
ricEcd Reaching Elm Grove in safety,
bc showed out for this point down big
Wheeling creek, but was overtakeu by u
storm. and was compelled to throw the
sock overheard, with all its startling tele-
graphic contents, to be dashed about at
the will Of the "raging canawl," aud final
IL lost to an admiring world. The agent
was rescued from the 'briny deep" aud
before he gave up the ghost he was beard
to gasp that "tinte Wheeling creek soas rising
in spots and the weathcr ,cQs so So"
Yesterday us StecI's H0ckw was approach
ing this city, at tightening speed, with
four tons of Geographic dispatches from
Short Greek, the "oH horse" noble ami
NAL. WAS attacked by those fell Destroy
ers of the equine species.-tbe bolts,
- and died iu TWO minutes and half by
the watch. Death loves shiny mark.
Our Mcgee agent, irst rate man, only
that he is slightly addicted to sore eyes
und whisky, was found at a late hour last
night, lying on the bank of the river, seve-
raj distances below town. At first it was
supposed he had run himself to death for
the enormous premium which we had
agreed 10 pay him. His pockets were i'm
mediatrly searched i'll the hope OF finding
our Geographic dispatches from the great
aud growing country of Wegee, but some
remorSeless villain, who wishes to break
down our enterprising arrangements, had
robbed him, leaving nothing but plug
OF dog leg tobacco, an empty flask, four
doses OF salts, and a copy Of the Wheeling
Union. Thus it will bc seen that we have
been met at every point by some unfortu-
nate difficulty, which it was impossible to
surmOunt We are grotiticd, however, to
announce that We have succeeded in en-
gazing a corps of agents made out of
pure electricity, (who don't drink anything
hut small bccr) aud any one of whom,
can Puck like, put a girdIc round the
earth in forty minutes" or bring special
dispatch from any given point, seer the
Leyia'han can swim league"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

MILWAUKEE, August sherman NJ.
Booth, arrested some time since and await
ing trial for his course in the Glover vcs-
sci case, 1smonths since, was taken from
the room in the Custom House, where he
was confined at nooa to-day, by 10 armed
men, while the United States Marshal aud
deputys were Mt dinner. The keeper was
sileuced by threats and violence and was
locked up in place of the prisoner. a
carriage was in readiness and the party
proceeded with Booth. to tue couatry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

Fa@cHArrLEss OArs.-we have receiv-
NJ through Dr. Todd, of this city, speci-
@sa Of rather singular looking cereal
II eA4thess oats. 1t was raised by Vim.
Il, Ga0by of Washington county, Pa, the
. leu having come from California. 1t is
csmn aeu that this is much superior to the
are n", II oats, though upon this point we
as has as capable of cxpressingan opinion
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
Keen it Before the Pe0nle.

TTNIAT WE. HAVE PURCHASED THE RIGHT
lowing counties: Ohio, Marshall, Lewis. Harrison,
Monongali,t Preston, Taylor, Marion, barbour. Tn
sler and kanawha. Any person or persons wishing
10 bny one or more of the above counties, or any
style Of ChnndeierS, Stand Lamps or brackets chi,
d" SO by calling ON W. II. II. MOYSTON & co,
Under Mcclure House, Wheeling. Va.
N. B.-A superior article of Burning Fluid con-
stantly on hand at 90 cts per gallon. app
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

New YoRK, August 2.-Tbe steamer
Northern Light hes arrived, with nearly
81 100000 in specie and California dates
to the 18th. Her news is anticipated
Size left Aspinwall on the Goth.
Advices from Guatemala state that Wal
ker had arrived at Ruatan on the 25th of
June in schooner, accompanied by 100
men and that she was Joined by another
vessel the next day. 1t was suspected he
intended to make Il descent on Omoa or
Truxillu
The interior of Salvador has been Wis
tied by severe earthquake. 1t is report
ed that St. Vincent is destroyed.
AdVices from Valparaiso are to July Cd,
and Callao to the l4th. a letter from the
latter place states that the difficulty be-
tween Peru aud the United States Was still
unsettled. The Peruvian government OBJ
Etinately declines any concession.
Matters in Ecuador look improving for
Franco, aud the Peruvian government Ind
sent him two stsumers and other assis-
lance.
: Affairs looked squOIly in Bolivia. Gen.
Delzen had gone there to take command of
the Bolivian army.
1t had leaked out that 10000 gold oun-
ces supposed to have been shipped by Chill
ian ship at Matthias Tonsno, which was
wrecked off the coast, of Brazil, were not
put aboard the supposed wreck, intention
ally The guilty party fed to Europe
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
FroD, wnshinrton.

WAsHlNGrox, Aug 2.-Captain VIM. S
Black has been appointed Quartermaster Of
the Marine Corps. vice Sutherland, dis
missed. First Lieutenant Mathew r. Kintz-
ing, has been promoted to the cAptaincy
thus made vacant, and I'd Lieutenant
Adam \. Banker, to LIST Lieutenant
Beckett Howell has been appointed Cd
Lieutenant.
The American Dental Convention has
elected for President, DR.. Atkinson, of
of Washington, and DR.. Clark, of Ca; Re.
cording Secretary, DR.. Taft, of Ohio; Cor
responding Secretary, DR.. Rogers, of KY;
Treasurer, DR.. Dillingham;, of Pa.
Attorney General Black having left for
the North. and Secretary Floyd for Viz
g'nla, only two Cabinet officers remain in
the city, viz: Messrs. Toucey aud Holt.
Hon. Daniel S Dickinson is now here.
he was serenaded last evening by the
Breckenridge and Lane COMMITTEES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

GALVESTON, July "A large Touring
and lumber mill at Austin was burned on
the goth; Loss 100000. 1t was the
work of incendiaries.
4 negro was caught setting fire to a
building in Georgetown He confessed
that he was melted by two Abolitionists
to burn the town.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

B9~ GEO. CuR1srY,s far-famed Nirs,ro,s
viii be here on Tuesday next, and will give
three entertainments at Washington IAN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

E5@A SHOOTING AFFA1R.-When Mr.
VIM. Goats, who lives on Fourth street.
retires for the night, he does so with the
purpose of going to sleep; but recently his
SAUNDERS have been disturbed bv the
doubtful entertainments afforded bya feline
opera in his back yard. The cats come
there-all the Tabithas and Thomases in
the neghborhood-and go strutting and
tretting around, with their backs up,
squalling and moaning and wauling "as
cats in rutting time," enough to wake up a
graveyard. Mr.. Coats does not agree
with ShyiOck, that cats are "harmless, ne
cessary CATS" but considers them nuisances
not to be endured patiently. So, night
before last, he loaded his gun and dis
charged its contents into the thickest pile
of the oper"tic felines, making the fur fly,
and slightly depriving several members of
the troupe of Que of their nine lives. The
next morning, when the smoke had clear
ed away, and daylight appeared, favorite
cat belonging to Mrs. Zane, next door
neighbor, was found stretched among the
blood stained corses. warrant was
sworn out against Mr.. Coats for shooting
this cat, and the case came up before Aid.
Duty, yesterday. The Colonel, after lis
tening to the facts in the case, decided that
he could not fine Mr.. Coats for shooting
the cat, but would fine him dollar for
shooting within the corporation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

08-THE HARVEST Moos.-rbe Harvest
Ao0n' we think it is, is now in all its
glory, and shines dow" upon this sinful
world with a pure and holy light, not
to be sensible to which is to be a hea-
then. 1t was upon one of these nights
that young Lorenzo and pretty, runaway
Jessica, sat in the Avenue to Portals
house, "out-uighting" each other,
WHEN the floor Of heaven
Was thick in!aid with putines of bright gold
and when
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

BATAVIA, Aug. 2.-The Republican rati-
6cation meeting here to-day WAS one of
the largest ever held in this county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
ICE

VIE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE RESPECTFUL
LY to inform their friends. and all lovers of re-
treshimg summer drink, that they are now prepared
TO furnish Ice from the Ice House known as Iorn-
"rooE : mile Ice, at the most reasonable rates.
app BRITT & TIENCKE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

NARrotx, Aug. 2.-Arrived in Hampton
Roads yesterday, the U, S. sloop-of-war
Brooklyn, from Pensacola
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

BosToN, Aug. 2.-Hon. John S. Wells, n
distinguished citizen of New Hampshire,
died yesterday ut his residence in Exeter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

NEw YonK, Aug. 2.-The Great Eastern
sailed for Hampton Roads this evening.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03

Tile sweet wind did gently kiss the trees.
Aud they did make nOise''
We envy not those who see no beauty in
such glorious, halcyon nights, and who
are so destitute of Imaginative fancy SIS to
be insensible to their quiet influence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-03
Lewis ZsIrler.
In chancery.

w In the Circuit Court of Ohio
b fHs GG TO DECREE RESb Il lSs
II above entitled cause in the Circuit Court of
county, on the 18th day of June 1860. will nror I'd
t. sell at the front door of tile Court IIo,s,. az SAD,
county. on the 9Th day OF August. lStN l., the hi
SSs Dider the following property tn it:-A part or
on Main street, in the city OF Whe, ling. situated @
Hedtatcly south of frame dwelling house formerly
occupied by Joseph CALDWELL aud be cen said huusc
and tho lot formerly the property of Andrew White
Said parcel supposed to contain thirteen feet fr,rt
on Mal1 street and running back, width one
hundred and thirty tw' (1S2) feet Also part Of lot
No.I0 situated Immediately back or rast Of said mar.
Gel above described and adjoining the sNms. AS fol-
lows to wit-BeGinning at the southwest corner of
lot number seventy-sx (76) and running theme with
the south line Of the same. sixteen tlBl feet to n
stake, thence and parallel with the rsr line Of
this parcel sixteen (16) feet to the west BOUNDARY
line Of lot number seventy-six (7Gl aud thence with
INC same to the beginning, with the teMvnAeuts
TERNs-A credit of six, twelve and eighteen month,
viii be gteen for the purchase money. the purcha-
IRON day OF sale and the title retained until tile
Whole OF the purchase money is paid.
jy7 SAMUEL IRWIN. Sheriff q. O.
Thomas Johnston, Jun, In Cllencery II, Cir
Thomas JohnstOns heirs, &c County. Vre; ;t "'''
Rf VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES STIif A2gIyE
4 named canse. made on the 10Th and the Esd DAYS
o. ,nnS $780, the undersigned, directed therein
VII proceed on Saturday thel tn day Of August 1850
~ the front door OF the Court IOuse for Ohio county
Va at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, to sell the following dcs-
eFloeu property, viz: The undivided half Of the fra-
lion Of lot. situated at the northwest corner of
Slain aud Union streets, In that part Of the city of
heenng heretofore known the reserve" .,l.1d-
90 US follows, viz: Commencing at the northwest car
ner OF Main and Union streets, thence vvestwnrdIy
WITH Union street. sixtyve feet six inches; thence
with aline parallel to Main street. thir
feet thence eastwardly with line parallel 10
Union street. stxty-tivc feet eight inches to Main
street. thence with Main street thrtytwo feet to tho
TERMS OF sAIE.-One-tenth of the purchase money
!" be paid in cash. and the remainder in one two
LhFee anu four enrs in equal intalments bearing in.
terest from date, the purchaser giving necotiSLIe
notes with good security for snne and the title re-
tained as further security, until the whole amount Is
paid. Ijy0l DANIEL, O IIST 80
% AS Trustee of Thomas Johnston, Jun and
wife, under deed of trust from them dated March
1855, will sell at the same time and place fine
following stocks:-Twenty shares in tho Wheeling
and belmont Bridge Company, and Thirteen shares
IN the Fire and Marine Insurance Company of
Wheeling. "
TLRNs OF sAIE-Cosi. DANIEL c. LIST
l,rasA..